Tito To Benefit From Red Shuffle
Washington observers view the Molotov replacement by Dmitri Shepilov as a calculated move by Khrushchev and Bulganin to cast a warmer light on ties with Tito of Yugoslavia. Tito’s Moscow visit is seen as prompting closer Soviet diplomacy while maintaining Yugoslavia’s independent stance.
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Washington
Molotov
Khruschev-Bulganin
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Massel Su Siiut
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Shepilov
Russia
Middle East
South Asia
Tito
Moscow
Bulgain
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Belgrade
Soviet Union
Sukarno Heads Home Final Speech Blunt
Indonesia's President Sukarno wraps up an 18 day U S state visit with a blunt policy speech to the World Affairs Council of Northern California. He argues Asia's explosive revolution will continue until the underprivileged are satisfied and the fettered freed, urging faster evolution rather than slow reform. He heads for Salt Lake City, Canada and home.
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Nesia
Sukarno
Salt Lake City
Canada
Asia
United States
World Affairs Council of
Shepilov Named Soviet Foreign Minister and Propaganda Lead
Dmitri Shepilov, 50, new Soviet foreign minister and former Pravda editor, labels the United States as the world’s primary villain and a barrier to socialism. He spoke in Moscow on Lenin’s birthday asserting socialism will dominate globally and that anti-colonialism serves Soviet ends.
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New York
Dmitri Shepilov
United States
Shepilov
Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow
V. I. Lenin
Soviet Union
Grinnell College Receives $3 Million Estate
Tulsa and Muskogee oilman J. F. Darby left Grinnell College more than three million dollars in his estate. County Judge J. E. Beavers ordered the distribution. The bulk of the fortune goes to the college with under a thousand students. widow Marine Poole Darby receives $100,000.
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Muskogee
Okla
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Iowa
J. F. Darby
Tulsa
J. E. Beavers
Darby
Marine Poole Darby
Fingerprints Stir Debate Over Visa Rules
Senators scoff at Soviet criticism of US fingerprinting for nonofficial visitors saying it is mainly identification and protective. Khrushchev claims Russians are not fingerprinted, while the State Department cites inconsistencies in Soviet practices and notes waivers for certain groups.
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Washington
Senate
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Russia
Khrushchev
United States
Congress
Lincoln White
Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
French Hit Key Rebel Stronghold in Algeria Battle
Reports from Algiers say two French divisions backed by jet dive bombers attacked a large Algerian rebel force trapped in the Biban Mountains’ Gates of Iran. Paris says about 400 rebels were killed or captured as the 19th Infantry and 27th Mechanized Divisions drive to dislodge fighters. Other clashes near Philippeville and Mila, plus police raids on Communist leaders, marked a day of intensified action amid a National Assembly debate on Premier Mollet’s policy.
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Joseph Dynan
Algiers
Algeria
Iran
Biban
Bougie
Soumman
NATO
Germany
Grand Kayblie
Philippeville
Bibab
Constantine
Mila
National
MNA
Casbah
Paris
French National Assembly
Guy Mollet
Firefighters aided by wine store extinguish blaze in Sicily
In Catania Sicily a carpentry shop fire threatened a wine store as flames consumed a wooden partition and the vats and bottles. By the time firefighters arrived the wine had nearly extinguished the blaze.
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Catania
Sicily
Marine drill instructor released from confinement
S. Sgt. Matthew B. McKeon, 31, a Marine Corps drill instructor at Parris Island, has been released from confinement while awaiting a court martial on charges of manslaughter in six recruit deaths and possible liquor influence. The trial date moved from May 14 to July 14. McKeon now has a liberal restriction allowing home leave to Port Royal when not on duty. he is assigned to the Catholic chaplain’s office.
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Parris Island
S.C
Marine Corps
Matthew B. McKeon
McKeon
Secretary of the Navy
Emile Z. Berman
New York
Port Royal
NAACP Plans to Abide by Alabama Injunction
In Montgomery Circuit Judge Walter B. Jones issued a temporary injunction forcing the NAACP to halt activities in Alabama. Attorney General John Patterson asked for the order amid accusations the group helped organize a boycott of Montgomery City Lines buses. NAACP officials in Birmingham and New York said they will respect the injunction and that the group did not organize the protest. The petition also accused the NAACP of aiding two women seeking University of Alabama enrollment, Autherine Lucy and Polly Myers Hudson, with Lucy later expelled and Hudson divorced.
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Montgomery
Ala
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Alabama
Walter B. Jones
NAACP
Jones
John Patterson
Patterson
Montgomery City Lines
Birmingham
Ruby Hurley
New York
Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
University of Alabama
Autherine Lucy
Lucy
Dallas, Tex
Polly Myers Hudson
Michigan Declaration Urges End to Segregation at Dem Convention
Roger Lane reports the Michigan Declaration backing rapid integration goes to the state Democratic convention and to Chicago for the platform plan. It carries broad state leadership support including aides to Gov. G Mennen Williams and ties to civil rights reforms, such as voting rights, school aid, and an anti lynching push.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan
Democratic Party
Chicago
G. Mennen Williams
Williams
Sen
Blair Moody
D-Mich
Congress
Senate
Department of Justice
Coast Race Nears Wire Estes Keeps Up Barrage
Sen Estes Kefauver and Adlai Stevenson wage a final California primary push with California a make-or-break test for the Democratic hopefuls. Kefauver accuses Stevenson of civil rights equivocation as Stevenson defends Supreme Court school integration and gradual change. Nixon urges not to write in his name on the Republican ballot. California allocates 68 Democratic delegates and 70 Republican delegates to August contests.
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Estes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
California
Kefauver
Stevenson
Eisenhower
New York
Nixon
W. John Krehbiel
Los Angeles County
GOP
San Francisco
Florida
Michigan
Illinois
Supreme Court
Rough Seas Ahead For Civil Rights
Senate Judiciary Committee hears opposition testimony on civil rights measures. About 75 witnesses, mainly Southern officials and lawmakers, are expected as hearings continue weekly. Rodman of North Carolina opposes federal civil rights legislation, while supporters push for a commission and expanded Justice Department powers.
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John Chadwick
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen
Eastland
Dmiss
William B. Rodman, Jr
North Carolina
Senate
National Assn
Advancement of Colored People
Robert Young
Rodman
Congress
Civil Rights Commission
Justice Department
Thettorney
House Judiciary Committee
Rules Committee
Senate Committee
Layoffs Peak in Ohio as Auto Industry Cuts Rise
The Labor Department reported in Washington that the week ended May 26 showed Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio with the largest layoff totals among auto workers. Ohio alone accounted for nearly 21,000 laid off workers.
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Washington
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Labor Department
Lausche Wins 2.5 Percent in Indiana Delegates Poll
In Indianapolis Lausche received 2.5 percent of votes for the presidential nomination in a delegates poll conducted by the Indianapolis News. The poll showed 31 percent support for Adlai Stevenson at the Indiana Democratic convention.
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Indianapolis
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Indiana
Indianapolis News
Adiai Stevenson
River Rise Swift Some Dikes Topped
Portland area flood alarm as Lower Columbia rises and dikes face strain. Vancouver reports about 10 feet above flood stage with projections higher, echoing feared 1948 dike breach near Vanport. Army engineers monitor five districts, 24 hour patrols, sandbagging, and evacuations amid rising rivers and potential power loss at Rock Island Dam next week.
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Columbia Basin
Vancouver
Vanport
Oregon State Board of Health
Portland
McChord Field
Washington
Rainier
Oregon
River
Columbia
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
British Columbia
Snake
Wenatchee
Wash
Rock Island
Police Seek Slayings Clues In Atlanta Payroll Robbery
Atlanta police probe a brutal slaying of Inez Johnson at Ingram Mantel and Tile during a $2,400 payroll pickup. The murder occurred at lunch, ten minutes before a coworker found her, with jewelry left behind and the payroll missing. Detectives hunt a Black man seen at the plant before noon and have tied the case to a spate of unsolved robberies in the city.
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Atlanta
J. L. Moseley
Inez Johnson
Ingram Mantel and Tile Co
Herbert Harcourt
Johnson
Glen Cowan
British Told To Return Archbishop Makarios
NICOSIA Cyprus Dr Themisocles Dervis urged Britain to bring Archbishop Makarios from exile and reopen talks on the Cyprus question He warned no Greek descended Cypriot will negotiate in Makarios absence Makarios led the movement to unite Cyprus with Greece and was exiled to the Seychelles last March Dervis cited Britain's refusal to guarantee a proportional system for an elected Cypriot assembly to ensure a Greek Cypriot majority over Turkish descent residents
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Themisocles Dervis
Britain
Makarios
Dervis
Greece
Seychelle Islands
Dog Trapped on Stone Mountain Rescued by Two Men
Elias Nour, a Stone Mountain rescuer and shop owner, and B S Ivey of De Kalb County Police descended about 750 feet to rescue a frightened dog that had slipped from the summit. The animal wedged near an iron stake left by workers, the only barrier before a 350 foot drop.
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Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Elias Nour
B.S. Ivey
DeKalb County
Senators Probe Chotiner Fees in Senate Inquiry
Senate investigators examine law clients of California Republican leader Murray M. Chotiner to learn how he earned fees. Chotiner, who advised Nixon in 1952, calls the probe a political fishing expedition while offering a forthcoming statement. He says he has protested to the subcommittee over the inquiry.
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G. Milton Kelly
Washington
Senate
Murray M. Chotiner
California
Chotiner
Los Angeles
Nixon
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Herman Kravitz
Atlantic City
N.J
Joseph Abrams
White House
North American Airways
California Central Airlines
Subcommittee
Earl Warren
Sen
Knowland
McClellan
Eisenhower
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