Rhee Presses For Korea China Forces Withdrawal After Armistice
Seoul reports President Syngman Rhee vows to co operate with the United States at any cost but insists on removing Chinese forces from North Korea after a truce. He cites a three point U S message and hints at a broader defense pact and large aid. Rhee seeks simultaneous foreign troop withdrawal and no UN hindrance to Korea's unification.
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Great Cy Young declines invite to dine with Eisenhower
Dover Ohio reports 86 year old Cy Young declines trip to Washington for a Friday dinner with President Eisenhower. The baseball immortal, famed for pitching feats with the Cleveland and Boston teams around the turn of the century, said he did not feel up to the journey. He spoke at a Dover banquet opening the first Little Baseball League in the city. Rep Frank noted Young was also invited to dine with the President at noon. Young resides in Peoli.
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Party Lines Split Over Foreign Aid
In a Senate clash over cutting U.S. funding to the United Nations if it seats China's Communist government, Sen. Knowland urged aggressive Korea moves with support from allies, while Democrats opposed the rider. Republicans planned a policy meeting to test GOP sentiment as President Eisenhower’s position awaited.
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Fugitive Warrant Hearing for Paul Lyon Continued
ST. PETERSBURG Fla The fugitive warrant hearing for Paul Lyon convicted in a 1950 Ohio vote fraud case was continued indefinitely Stark County Prosecuting Attorney John Rossetti sought the delay saying Lyon is too ill for a hearing A fugitive warrant holds Lyon until he is well enough to be served with an extradition warrant issued by Gov McCarty May 7
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Advertising eT To Help With actor's Broadcast
Washington The New York ad firm Batten, Barton Durstine and Osborne will provide only technical help for President Eisenhower's televised report tomorrow night. The White House says the agency will lend lighting and exhibits but not content input, continuing its past role in Ike's campaigns. Eisenhower and aides will appear on all four major networks at 8:30 p.m. EST with Cabinet members Brownell, Humphrey, Agee, and Hobby, while Dulles and Wilson are not listed for the panel. The President may address foreign affairs and defense, while Hagerty notes the talk will cover administration accomplishments and cabinet work. The program airs Wednesday night at 8:30 p.m. EST and will also run on select radio stations and be issued on recordings later.
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Dulles Warns Near East South Asia at Risk of Communist Takeover
Secretary of State Dulles reported from a 12-country survey that the Near East and South Asia face possible Communist domination like China. He urged urgent U.S. attention, outlined constructive roles in self government, technical aid, and regional security, and cited Egypt and Kashmir disputes as resolvable through diplomacy.
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Frances Bolton Pushes Equal Pay in Ohio Legislature
Rep Frances P Bolton of Ohio urged the state House to finish passage of a bill guaranteeing women equal pay for similar work. She congratulated Speaker William Saxbe for passing the measure in the House.
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Four Thousand Reds Attack Allied Lines in Korea Battle
In Korea, more than 4,000 North Korean and Chinese Reds pressed Allied main line and outpost defenses across Eastern and Central fronts. American and South Korean forces repelled 10 main attacks, with 2, left over posts, while air units hit Red fortifications and supply lines. Night bombers reported destruction of 117 Red trucks, 2 locomotives, and 5 box cars.
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Big Three Conference Delayed At British Suggestion
Paris reports the Western Big Three conference at Bermuda will be postponed from mid June to the latter part of the month. The French foreign office said the delay was at Great Britain's suggestion after Churchill advised postponement to Ambassador Rene Massigli on Monday.
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Oxygen Tanks Explode Near Children Hospital Fire
Oxygen loaded tanks ruptured in a small frame building beside Children's Hospital in Columbus. Fire reached the hospital’s laundry but fireproof walls kept the main structure safe. No patients were hurt. maintenance man Lewis Jacobs and three firefighters were seriously injured. Damages estimated in the thousands.
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Rosenberg Lawyer To Ask New Trial
New York Julius and Ethel Rosenberg case moves toward a possible new trial as attorney Emanuel H. Bloch signals filing later this week over alleged new evidence. Federal Judge Irving R. Kaufman reiterated denial of mercy and urged broader defenses, warning time is limited.
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Emanuel H. Bloch
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Eisenhower Gains Senate Backing for CEA Reorganization Plan
President Eisenhower's plan to reorganize the Council of Economic Advisers won bipartisan Senate approval. Congress could shut off funds to dissolve the three member council by April 1, yet the 1946 Employment Act still grants legal authority. The plan would expand the council chairman's duties and designate him as the President's voting officer while all three members continue to advise the Chief Executive.
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Piccadilly Scene of Contrasts Amid Coronation Festivities
HAL BOYLE reports a stark contrast along Piccadilly with a champagne sipping peer in a club room window and a slum child on a curb munching an apple. Crowds along Green Park watch the coronation celebrations while clubgoers view the Abbey on TV. A poor boy sleeps with a half eaten apple as the scene blends luxury and poverty during the welcome home for the queen.
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Duke of Windsor Watches Queen Elizabeth II Coronation
In Paris, the Duke of Windsor and Wallis Simpson attended a private viewing of Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation at Mrs. Margaret Biddle’s home. About 100 guests watched a televised ceremony from London as Elizabeth ascended the throne, a moment tied to royal history and the duke’s earlier abdication for love.
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Atomic Blast Delayed By Weather In Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS Nev The atomic test scheduled for today has been postponed 48 hours due to unfavorable weather and potential radiation hazard.
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Elizabeth II Crowned Queen in UK Coronation
London witnessed Elizabeth II crowned in a 21 hour ceremony watched by millions on television. Prince Charles, seven thousand in Westminster Abbey, and the Duke of Edinburgh stood beside the new queen as rain and sun battled outside.
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Planes Fly Coronation Films to Boston TV Networks
A Royal Air Force jet bomber carrying coronation films of Britain's Elizabeth II landed at Goose Bay Labrador at 12 45 p m EST. CBS TV and NBC TV waited to pick up the films and race to Boston to telecast nationwide from Logan Airport.
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NBC CBS Air Race To Broadcast corona tion Films
NBC and CBS race to be first to telecast corona tion films with jets. NBC uses a British Canberra to Goose Bay while CBS relies on a P-51 dash, both aiming for Boston Logan to network films.
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Judge Delays Ruling in O'Donnell Disbarment Case
In New Philadelphia Judge Charles Hobtsberry deferred a ruling on a motion to dismiss disbarment proceedings against John A. O'Donnell of Uhrichsville affiliated with a union. The judge will decide when the case is heard on its merits in July. O'Donnell is accused of misconduct in litigation over ownership of telephone buildings.
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Elizabeth II Calls for Freedom and Tolerance Worldwide
Queen Elizabeth II urged her 600 million subjects to guard freedom and tolerance so all can go forward in peace. She affirmed Parliament’s free speech and minority rights as central to Britain’s way of life and asked people to cherish and practice these principles.
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Crowning amid downpour sends spectators panicked
A cloudburst drenched the jam packed capital at the crowning as rain fell for 90 minutes. More than 1,300 casualties were counted in the crowd crush with 2 seriously injured. Prince Charles was brought to the Abbey before the Archbishop crowned Britain’s seventh queen, Elizabeth II, who was anointed and took oath to serve half a billion people across the world. The ceremony began after the oath and Bible ceremony, as cheers rang out in London.
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Queen Congratulates Everest Conquerors On Summit Honor
Queen Elizabeth II on Coronation Day sent warm congratulations to Col. John Hunt and the British expedition for reaching the Mt. Everest summit on May 29. Buckingham Palace relayed the news as a coronation gift. Duke of Edinburgh also sent congratulations.
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