Montgomery urges Formosa be part of China
London AP Montgomery returns from Red China advocating that Formosa be reunified with China while Hong Kong remains a British possession. He says there should be one China with Peiping's government, but warns that any move to seize Hong Kong would trigger war. He prefers the Communist regime over Chiang Kai-shek’s government and notes Formosa as part of China.
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Viscount Montgomery
Red China
Formosa
Peiping
Hong Kong
Chou En-lai
China
NATO
Montgomery
Chiang Kai-shek
Soviets oppose US plan for 12 underground blasts
Soviet Delegate Semyon K Tsarapkin told the Big Three at Geneva they object to a U S program proposing 12 underground nuclear tests in the United States over two years. They cite three points: the number is excessive, small blasts could aid small tactical weapons, and the period should extend to at least three years if the moratorium is lengthened.
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Geneva
United States
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
U.S
Weather notes: sunshine then showers in Miami Valley
The Miami Valley forecast calls for mostly sunny skies today with a high around 8 degrees, followed by partly cloudy conditions and a low near 63 tonight. Thursday brings warmer, partly cloudy weather with a chance of showers and a high near 84, while Middletown reports a high of 80 this morning and a low around 52 early today.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Chile Airlift Ends After 900 Tons Sent to Chile
A U S Air Force relief airlift ended as the last shipment for Chilean earthquake victims flew to Santiago. Some 900 tons of supplies and 700 relief workers were moved from the United States over six days covering about 6000 miles.
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Panama
U.S. Air Force
Chile
Santiago
United States
NASA Spy Role Gets Close Look
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee studied NASA as a possible cover for U S espionage flights over the Soviet Union. Dr Hugh L Dryden testified amid questions about the weather mission tied to the U2 incident. Dulles refused to detail the mission’s information value and will not publish testimony in full.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Soviet Union
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hugh L. Dryden
NASA
Dryden
Paris
Stele
Christian A. Herster
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Albert Gore
D- Tenn
Dulles
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Counterrevolution Talk Roils South Korea After Rhee
AP veteran James Cary analyzes a wary South Korea where no solid plot exists yet amid probes into Rhee era crimes. Quiet stirrings link Liberal, Blue Shirt, and leftist groups to a potential counterrevolution as officials resign and street protests flare.
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Syngman Rhee
South Korea
James Cary
Korea
Seoul
Huh Chung
Honolulu
Rhee
Liberal Party
Lee Bum Suk
Blue Shirt
National Independence League
Young Guardians of the Republic
Epsom Derby Triumph Delights British Backers
AP dispatches report St Paddy won the 181st Epsom Derby carrying Sir Victor Sassoon's colors with Alcaeus second and Kythnos third among seventeen starters after a 1 ½ mile run. In New York Eugene Dennis underwent lung cancer surgery at Mt Sinai Hospital. Washington notes weather flights by U2 planes covering 264000 miles since 1956 with limited location data. Cleveland coverage features Sen Rackets Committee chair detailing interest in William Presser's 1955 Christmas gift list and its potential impact on the case against the Teamsters leader.
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Eugene Dennis
Communist Party of the United
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Victor Sassoon
Alcaeus
Ireland
Kythnos
Cleveland
Senate
William Presser
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Presser
Teamsters’ Union
Ohio
Slaughter Must Stop Ohio Highway Record Rapped
Ohio officials call for stricter license laws and periodic re exams after a holiday surge in traffic deaths. Highway Safety chief J Grant Keys notes 2 to 2.5 million drivers have never faced current exams since 1935. He warns reform hinges on public aversion to traffic violations and Ohio being a bridge state for travelers. Continued on Page 23.
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Ohio
J. Grant Keys
Ohio l
Keys
Department of Highway Safety
Expense Account Bills Altered Says Newsmen
Knight newspapers report Dozens of House expense bills altered or amended receipts show charges for trips to resorts, nights out, and bar tips. Oren Harris and Omar Burleson face questions as records were kept public then sealed amid scrutiny. Burleson collected 1375.29 dollars in expenses in 1958. most via standard per diem for 84 of 92 days.
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Knight Newspapers
Don Oberdorfer
Walter Pincus
House
Congress
Omar ‘Burleson
D-Tex
Committee On House
Burleson
Theft at Detroit school over milk fund amuses intruder
DETROIT AP reports a break in at a local school where the thief stole the milk fund and left a note saying you are waisting your time if you are looking for fingerprints. Detective Garfield Campbell plans to find someone who can't spell waste, suggesting a nonstandard culprit.
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Detroit
Garfield Campbell
Today's Chuckle An egotist is one who is al
A humorous quip noting that an egotist is someone who makes every conversation about themselves. The joke highlights self focus and vanity in a light, compact punchline.
Rescue Planned for Basement Dwelling Horse Tommy
In Chicago a waiflike cart horse named Tommy lives alone in a basement stable with hay and water, perched beneath a stable. The Anti Cruelty Society will rescue him with a six inch concrete cut and a ramp or winch as workers worry about panic during the lift.
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Victor Brazinskas
The
Anti-Cruelty Society
Tommy
Chicago
J. J. Shaffer
Shaffer
Julius Pekovsky
Victory’s Up To Reserves
Columbus Ohio AP director Selective Service Lewis B Hershey says victory in war hinges on mobile reserves not long drawn mobilization. He cites early WWII Russia and urges ready reserves capable of moving immediately to cushion any attack. He estimates could mobilize about one million men if war broke out tomorrow.
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Ohio
Selective Service
Russia
Lewis B. Hershey
Shey
U S Survey Finds Money and Children Drive Happiness
A nationwide study by the University of Michigan finds money and children are the main sources of happiness for Americans, with debts and insufficient housing cited as key unhappiness factors. The 1957 survey notes older people feel fewer shortcomings, and younger people seek achievement, while coping often involves family, faith, or prayer.
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New York
U.S
University of Michigan
Survey Research Center
No Upturn For Steel
NEW YORK AP The drop in new orders for steel has hit bottom but no rapid upturn is in sight for some weeks. Iron Age Magazine said today seasonal factors inventory control and slowdowns in steel consuming industries dominate the market. It added the operating rate will likely decline through June and into July. An August upturn is possible. The third quarter outlook remains a big question mark with a potential cut in dividend payments for some firms, while capital spending is not expected to sharply fall.
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Iron Age Magazine
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Metalworking Weekly
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Iron Age
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