U S Hunt For Missing Khrushchev Speech Text
U S officials seek a 10 000 to 15 000 word missing section of Nikita Khrushchev's attack on Stalin from his late February Soviet Congress speech. They suspect a denouncement of Stalin's handling of foreign affairs and expect details on relations with China Korea Iran Turkey and NATO issues.
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Washington
U.S
Nikita Krushchev
Stalin
State Department
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Soviet
Communist Party Congress
Russia
Red
Yugoslavia
Europe
Moscow
Soviet Union
Youth Held In Slaying Of Townson
Cincinnati police report a 20 year old youth with a prior sex offense record claimed he strangled five year old Richard Townson in an alley on May 20. Detectives say he reenacted the act and provided intimate details, while his parents insist he was at home. No charges yet as investigation continues. A red haired boy remains sought. Watson was paroled from Mansfield Reformatory last December after a 1954 sex offense conviction.
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Cincinnati P
Richard Townson
William Roy Watson
Richard
William Watson
Wilbur Earle
Russell Jackson
Watson
Bob Wilson
Paul Wuellner
Earle
Jackson
Mansfield Reformatory
House Starts Foreign Aid Slash Battle
Washington leaders faced a tough fight to save Eisenhower’s cut foreign aid program. Speaker Rayburn and Senator Martin pressed to restore more than half of the 1.109 billion cut, while Richards and backers urged the committee reduction to 4.9 billion. Eisenhower warned Congress that failing to back the plan would be tragic for free nations against communism.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Texas
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Richards
Congress
Police Delegates Meet in Vienna for Global Crime Fight
More than 120 delegates from international police commissions gathered in Vienna for their annual conference on methods to combat global crime. The meeting focused on coordination, counterterrorism, and transnational policing strategies among participating nations.
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Vienna
Austria
International Criminal Police Commission
Medical terminology courses ease complex surgical terms
Oklahoma City's University of Oklahoma Medical Center offers on the job classes in medical terminology to reduce staff resignations. Administrators note many workers struggle with spellings like cholecystoduodenostomy and hepato-cholangio cysto duodenostomy, and the aim is to improve accuracy in dictation and understanding of surgical terms.
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Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
Jessie Collier
Department of Surgery
Collier
Neutrals To Go United Nations Tells Koreans About Pullout
In Panmunjom the United Nations Command announced it would move the neutral truce inspection teams out of South Korea after deadlock over a four nation proposal. Maj. Gen. Robert Gard said the truce remains in force and reports on armament movements will continue. North Korean Maj. Gen. Chung Keuk Rok called the move a threat to peace and warned of responsibility if the armistice is wrecked. Both sides expected no serious trouble from the pullout according to unofficial statements.
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South Korea
U.S
Robert G. Gard
U.n.communist Armistice Commission
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Neutral Commission
Sweden
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Poland
North
U.N
Gard
Chung Keuk Rok
Asia
Chung
Joint Commission
Steel Union Wage Talks Are Delayed
New York reports the second day of Big Three steel wage negotiations was delayed with no reason given. U S, Bethlehem, Republic Steel and United Steelworkers officials were to meet at the Roosevelt Hotel, but arrived late. Observers see a large gap between union demands and management offers, with a June 30 contract expiry for 650,000 workers.
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New York
United States
Bethlehem
Republic Steel Corporations
United Steelworkers of America
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Desi Arnaz Injured in TV Show Rehearsal Accident
Hollywood actor and bandleader Desi Arnaz hurt his back during a rehearsal scene with Lucille Ball and Bob Hope. Arnaz slipped while throwing Ball in the air, tearing ligaments and entering Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for observation.
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Hollywood
Desi Arnaz
Lucille Ball
Bob Hope
Desilu Productions
Arnaz
Hope
Miss Ball
Cedars of Lebanon
Sea Monster Sighted Near Nova Scotia
In CHATHAM Massachusetts a Liberian freighter Rhapso dy reported a 45 foot white spotted sea turtle sighting south of Nova Scotia. Coast Guard warns ships to stay alert as the giant reptile reportedly has 15 foot flippers and can rise eight feet above the water.
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Chatham
Mass
North Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Coast Guard
Columbus Man Found Beaten To Death
The battered body of Clarence Keith Cossin, 48, of Columbus, was found Wednesday in a wooded area by four boys camping nearby. Coroner Dr. Robert Evans cited multiple severe blows to the head, possibly from an ax or hatchet, with death occurring two to three days earlier.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clarence Keith Cossin
Robert A. Evans
Cossin
Palsy Victim To Graduate From Portland State College
David Ingerson, a 26 year old cerebral palsy victim, will graduate as valedictorian from Portland State College Sunday. He cannot walk or write by hand, speaks only with difficulty, and types or dictates his work to his mother. His four year GPA is 3.81, with straight A's overall. He attended classes in a wheelchair and completed all exams via dictation or typed papers.
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Portland, Orc
David Ingerson
Portland State College
Ingerson
Local Miami Grad Dies In Route 4 Auto Crash
David A. Storck, 21, a Middletown Miami University senior, died when his car crashed into a culvert on Route 4 near Hamilton. He was to graduate Monday and expected to report to Lackland AFB in September for jet pilot training. Storck, a Sigma Nu member and Lemon-Monroe High School graduate, was riding alone. investigators cited a possible tire blow-out. He is survived by parents Carl and the former, two sisters and two brothers. services are set at Riggs Funeral Home with burial at Woodside Cemetery.
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David A. Storck
Middletown
Miami University
Hamilton
Carl W. Storck
Dix
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Texas
Air Force
State Patrol
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Storck
Rt. 4
Milliken Road
Aryl
Storckl
Mercy Hospital
Colligan
LeSourdsville Lake
Miami
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Lemon- Monroe High School
Carl
Armco
the Journal
Carla Sue
Carol Jean
John
Harold
Riggs
Russell Galloway
First Presbyterian Church
Woodside Cemetery
T I
Gunmen seize 211000 in diamonds in Greenwich Village heist
Three identically dressed gunmen abducted two gem brokerage employees Albert C. Schmitt and Eugene Epsky on a Greenwich Village street. They forced them into a cellar, bound and gagged them with tape, and escaped with two briefcases containing five packets of cut diamonds and four of uncut stones worth about 211000. The diamonds were to be delivered to midtown firms and were insured.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Albert C. Schmitt
Eugene Epsky
Subway
Schmitt
Traders Service Corp
Epsky
Manhattan
Adlai Stevenson and Kefauver Rest After Primary Grind
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver rested after the Democratic presidential primary, Stevenson sweeping California with 1,041,302 votes to 626,030 for Kefauver in 21,746 of 24,160 precincts. Kefauver planned two days of sunning in a secret southern California desert retreat while Stevenson camped at his Illinois home. President Eisenhower led the California Republicans with 1,165,535 votes in 20,877 precincts.
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Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Kefauver
California
Illinois
Wisenhower
San Antonio Writer Freed by Harris County Grand Jury
San Antonio newspaperman Dan Cook and promoter Jimmie Parks were no-billed by a Harris County grand jury on robbery by firearms charges tied to the $250,000 Big Story burglary in Houston. Also no-billed was Arthur Eckert. two ex-convicts faced no action. Cook remained suspended by the San Antonio Express pending further word.
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Houston
Tex
San Antonio
Harris County Grand Jury
Dan Cook
Jimmie Parks
Cook
Grand Jury
James E. Holt
Arthur Eckert
Paul Denny
E. R. Hamjett
Harvey Marley
Denny
Parks
Jack Heard
Hamlett
J Jimmy Hicks
Heard
Hicks
Eckert
Marley
San Antonio Express
Ed Ray
The
San Antonio Express and
News
Sharett May Be Fired Amid Israeli Power Rift
Jerusalem reports say Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett facing removal as rift with Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion grows. Speculation centers on Golda Meir becoming foreign minister if Sharett leaves, while Haaretz notes Ben Gurion may push Sharett toward Mapai secretary general role, which may sideline him.
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Moshe Sharett
Say
Jerusalem
Sharett
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Golda Myerson
Tel Aviv
Haaretz
Ben-Gurion
Sharetz
Mapai Social Democratic Labor Party
Mapai
Warm with showers possible in Miami Valley
Today will be mostly fair and warm with a high near 85 degrees. A cool front may bring scattered showers late tonight or Friday, with a low of about 62 tonight and a high again near 85 Friday morning. Middletown reported a high of 79 yesterday and a low of 50 this morning.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Key Unions Face AFL-CIO Crackdown Amid Rules Clash
Washington reports that two major AFL-CIO factions face sanctions for violating merged federation rules. The Teamsters and the 19-member building trades group are called to sever ties with the ousted ILA, while building trades push to block state level mergers during jurisdictional disputes. Meany appealed for policy reversal but the groups held firm. A special 15 million member assessment was ordered to cover a revenue shortfall from the joint AFL-CIO staffing surge.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
Teamsters Union
19 Union Building Trades Group
Teamsters
International Longshoremen's
Assa
AFL
George Meany
ILA
Daveck
Beck
Building Trades
AFL and Cio
CIO
Meany
Building Trades’ Executive Board
Aflcio
Boy asks mayor for ten dollar bill hobby story
In Oklahoma City a schoolboy named Derek Wilson wrote to Mayor Allen Street asking for information about the city and state and added his hobby of collecting foreign currency. He requested an American ten dollar bill and while the mayor said he would tell the boy about Oklahoma City, he did not promise to supply funds.
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Oklahoma City
Capetown
South Africa
Allen Street
Derek Wilson
Oklahoma
Mayor Street
Rockwell Mfg Plans 70 Percent Expansion
F. P. Maxwell, vice president of Delta Power Tool Division at Rockwell Mfg Co, announced on Wednesday an expansion program to enlarge the firm’s facilities by 70 percent within the next year. The plan aims to boost production capacity and accommodate anticipated demand.
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Pittsburgh
F. P. Maxwell
Delta Power Tool Division
Rockwell Mfg. Co
French Sweep in Algeria Presses Rebels in Kabylie
In Algeria's Grand Kabylie Mountains, France's 7th Mechanized Division advances to clear rebel nests amid ongoing Operation Basque. The 7th Division, with the 27th Alpine Division, surrounds a northern central sector while 6,000 troops push east of Algiers, sealing roads and detaining about 200 prisoners as reports cite scattered clashes and killed rebels near Marin a.
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Joseph E. Dynan
Algiers
Algeria
France
7Th Mechanized
Agleria
Grand Kabylie
Tth
Alpine
Riban
7Th Division
Marina
African-Asian bloc defers Algerian question at U.N.
The African Asian bloc postponed requesting the Security Council discuss Algeria, seeking French negotiation on independence. Delegates defer signing a letter until Tuesday to allow more time for possible talks with France. Indian envoy Menon may report on his Paris talks with French Foreign Minister Pineau who rejected Nehru's peace plan. France insists Algeria is French soil and resists outside involvement.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Gunewardene
Ceylon
France
V. K. Krishna Menon
Paris
Christian Pineau
Pineau
Nehru
Algeria
Tunisia
Morocco
Four Car Accident Fatal To Daytonian
Dayton crash on Airway road near Wright Patterson Air Force Base kills Byron C Huey Sr 47 and critically injures Beatrice C Johnson 55 of Fairborn and Helen Whitaker of Dayton who were rushed to the base hospital. authorities identified the victim and stated two others were in critical condition.
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Dayton
Ohio
Airway
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
State Highway Patrol
Byron C. Huey Sr
Beatrice C. Johnson
Fairborn
Helen Whitaker
Santa Cruz Rock and Roll Dances Spark City Debate
Santa Cruz officials deny banning rock and roll while warning against energetic R and B dancing. Police say public dancing to energetic music will not be tolerated in the future. Civic Auditorium managers cite teen complaints and crowd concerns prompting event cancellations.
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Santa. Cruz
Calif.m
Santa Cruz
Pacific Coast
Robert Klein
al Huntsman
Huntsman
I Civic Auditorium
al Judah
Autorium
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Adlai
Estes
Associated Press
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