Senate panel edges away from grilling Ike over U2 affair
Washington AP report notes fading chances that a Senate Foreign Relations Committee report will fault President Eisenhower over the U2 incident as Khrushchev intensifies attacks. Senators discuss findings while debate over personal responsibility and policy coordination continues.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Nikita Khrushchev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Khrushchev
Sen. A Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Russia
State Department
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Herter Denounces Khrushchev Attacks on Eisenhower
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter said he was disgusted by Soviet Premier Khrushchev ill tempered assaults on President Eisenhower. He accused Khrushchev of trying to degrade international relations and to nullify issues around the Paris summit conference collapse.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Herter
Khrushchev
Paris
State Department
U. S
Moscow
Krushchev
United States State Department
White House
All America
Hhis
Washington Auto Built Here In'24
Middletown hosts a local page feature recalling the Washington car the only auto manufactured in the city. Ed Edmiston writes on the short lived Middletown factory site once tied to United Welding Co. The page also notes church move to the suburbs and a high school girl with perfect attendance.
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Washington Auto
United Welding Co
Washington
Ed Edmiston
Middletown
Bill Werth
Patty Mummert
Jody Butts
Fenwick High School
Powers father calls off trip to visit jailed U2 pilot
Oliver Powers, father of Francis Powers, abruptly canceled plans to visit Russia where his son faces spy charges. Norton shop operator Sol W. Cury, acting as spokesman, said Powers received definite instructions not to make the trip now and to avoid public statements. The Russian Embassy had indicated a visa would be possible with a formal application.
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Pound
Oliver Powers
Francis Powers
Russia
Powers
North
Sol W. Cury
Cury
Norton
State Department
Washington
No One Dares Attack U. S. Ike Says In Reply
President Eisenhower, speaking at West Point after a reunion dinner, rejects Khrushchev’s insults and says no nation dares attack the United States. He cites Western unity strengthened by Khrushchev’s ill tempered remarks and pledges continued scientific, economic, and military strength.
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Ike
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United States
West Point
Rockland County Republican Organization
Katharine St. George
Soviet Union
Sovviet
Washington
Cheryl Crane Runaway Found After Overnight Escape
Lana Turner's daughter Cheryl Crane, 16, fled El Retiro School in San Fernando Valley Friday night with two other runaways and was found Saturday in a Beverly Hills park restroom after an eight hour freedom spree with three unidentified men. She refused to name them and remains a Juvenile Court ward tied to the 1954 Stompanato stabbing case. Marina Johnson, 15, and Copeland, 14, were also detained and taken to Juvenile Hall.
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Los Angeles
Lana [Turner
Cheryl Crane
Beverly Hills
Cheryl
el Retiro
San Fernando Valley
Johnny Stompanato
Stompana
Haal
Marina Johnson
Sun Valley
Copeland
Bell
Unfounded reports of Menderes era bodies surface in Ankara
ANKARA AP A National Unity Committee spokesman denied substantiation of reports that unidentified bodies tied to the Menderes regime had been found in cold storage in Ankara and Istanbul. He said investigations continue and evidence is needed to confirm or refute the claims.
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Ankara
Turkey
National Unity Committee
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
Istanbul
Ertugrul Alatli
Alatli
Basilica consecrated at Valley of the Fallen Spain
Gaetano Cardinal Cicognani, prefect of the Sacred Congregation of Rites, consecrated the Basilica of the Holy Cross of the Valley of the Fallen. The monument, linked to Franco and the 1936 59 Civil War dead, sits in the Sierra de Guadarrama about 30 miles northwest of Madrid.
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Valle DE Los Caidos
Spain
Gaetano Cardinal Cicognani
Sacred Congregation of Rites
Planned Underground NORAD Center Faces Demise
Washington AP reports the plan to place the NORAD air defense nerve center in an underground Colorado location is largely doomed. Laurence S. Kuter presses for approval amid mixed signals from Air Force leaders and a possible suspension of the project. Costs cited reach up to 175 million dollars with some funding already spent on site access.
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Washington
Air Defense Command
N. Laurence S. Kuter
North American
Colorado
Kuter
Air Force
Thomas D. White
NORAD
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
SAC
Pentagon
High Command
Air Defense
Cheyene Mountains
Walking Sergeants in Bucyrus Plan Transcontinental Walk
Two British Army sergeants Patrick Moloney and Mervin Evans aim to walk about 47 miles on a single trip from Bucyrus Ohio toward New York City. They seek to set a new trans continental walking record by reaching New York City on June 18, eclipsing the 78 day 1929 record.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Bucyrus
Patrick Moloney
Mervin Evans
New York City
Chinese Diplomat Jumps To Death
Wei Hsueh chi 63 a secretary in the Chinese Nationalist Foreign Office and former consul general at Vancouver jumped to his death from the YMCA in Taipei. He left a note citing intolerable illness and is survived by his widow and three children in Vancouver.
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Taipei Formosa
Wei Hsueh-chi
Foreign Office
Vancouver
B. C
YMCA
Taipei
Wei
U S Protest Over Cuban Slur Campaign
The United States protested Cuba’s anti U S campaign citing nine specific anti Yankee acts. Daniel Braddock delivered the note to the Cuban Foreign Ministry in Havana to set the record straight amid Castro Corticos propaganda. The move aimed to counter Latin American remarks and was prompted before a Soviet leader’s Friday announcement.
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Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
U.S
Havana
Daniel Braddock
Castro
Osvaldo Corticos
Cuba Rejects U S Protest Over Anti American Activities
Fidel Castro's government categorically rejects a U S protest against anti American activities in Cuba. The foreign ministry says it will reply in due time to nine specific complaints in a brief note of response.
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Havanna
Fidel Castro
U. S
Cuba
United States
Castro
Ministry of Foreign Relations
Khrushchev Ready to Visit Cuba Despite U S Concerns
U S officials voiced concern over Cuba's ties with the Communist bloc as Khrushchev reportedly accepted an invitation to visit. Washington warned that Cuban propaganda aims to sow distrust while professing friendship and understanding, hindering economic cooperation and peaceful development across the hemisphere.
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Khrushchev
Cuba
Offion
U.S
United States
U S Criticizes Cuba Over Seized Property and Debts
The State Department released a nine point protest citing Cuba's seizure of about one third of up to 900 million dollars in American property. Washington says no payments have been made to U S owners while Cuba has unpaid exports worth over 100 million dollars in the last year and spent funds to buy foreign arms and bolster dollar reserves to around 120 million dollars.
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State Department
Washington
Cuba
U.S
Chuckle Sights Warn Drivers Near Schools
A lighthearted column offers a punny tip about approaching schools with care to protect students. It encourages drivers to use caution and stay alert as pupils cross and walk near roadways.
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