Nuclear Ban To Be Decided At Summit Amid Talks
In Geneva the three power nuclear negotiations resume with a likely final decision on a testing ban at a summit if leaders Eisenhower Macmillan and Khrushchev meet.British envoy Ormsby-Gore says major questions may be settled at the top level, with progress needed on Germany before a session.
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Geneva
David Ormsby-Gore
United States
Soviet Union
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
London
Ormsby- Gore
Ormsby-Gore
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Steel Talks Reopen Between USWA and Major Steel Firms
In New York AP reports negotiations between the United Steelworkers of America and 12 large steel companies resume after a Friday recess. A three year contract runs to June with a potential 500 000 union members striking if no agreement is reached. The union seeks wage gains and a shorter work week while the industry pushes a one year wage and benefits freeze.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
Trouble Is Multiplied Father Of Quads Wed Twice
In East Orange New Jersey Ciro Bravata faces a double life after his quadruplets and their mother recover in East Orange General Hospital. Bravata reveals he is married to another woman and has two children with her, while his wife Grace expresses shock and restraint as she remains sedated. Louise Strohlein Bravata, the quads’ mother, says she knew of the second marriage.
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Ciro Bravata
East Orange
N. J
Bravata
Louise Bravata
Fast Orange
Grece Bravata
New York
Queens
Erhard Critical After Adenauer Reversal in West Germany
Vice Chancellor Ludwig Erhard condemns Konrad Adenauer for remaining as chancellor rather than moving to a largely ceremonial presidency. He cites democratic stability concerns and notes decades of alignment with Adenauer on foreign policy despite economic disagreements.
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Washington
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Franz Etzel
Christian Democratic Party
Erhard
CBS
Grace Bravata Seeks Separation Amid Family Dispute
Bravata informed via attorney Caponi of New York that he and Grace have a mutual separation. Caponi noted Grace never married Bravata and that a court calendar has not set or ended the case. Bravata is ordered to pay $40 weekly child support for a 13 year old girl and a 12 year old boy.
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Grace
Bravata
Herman Caponi
New York
Caponi
Grace’s claims of support lapse over husband’s alleged infidelity
Grace in Hollis Queens New York says her husband’s support payments have been on again off again and that he owes her 900 dollars. She accuses him of pride over a newspaper photo with another woman.
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Grace
Hollis
Quens
New York City
Despairing elderly couple found dead in St Louis apartment
Joseph M. Palmisano and his wife Sabina were discovered in their second floor unit with no violence. A suicide note blamed unaffordable care and urged help for the sick and aged while medicine bottles were tested. The brother found the bodies. he cited a prior heart attack and long bedridden illness.
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St. Louis
Joseph M. Palmisano
Sabina
Joe
Thomas Palmisano
John E. Smith
Thes
Palmisano
Eisenhower asks to scrap bond interest ceilings and raise debt limit
President Eisenhower urged Congress to remove the 3 percent ceiling on savings bonds and the 4 percent cap on marketable bonds over five years. He asked to raise the permanent debt ceiling from 283 to 288 billion dollars and the temporary limit from 288 to 295 billion, citing the need for orderly debt management as the national total nears record levels.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury Department
Witty Quip on Gambling Fortunes
A witty line notes one can leave a gambling house with a small fortune if they arrived with a large one, underscoring luck and risk in casinos.
Reds Press Summit Bid as Berlin Crisis Persists
Western officials push that Berlin must come first while Soviet leaders hint talks may lead to a summit. Khrushchev suggests an accord could be reached at the summit even if ministerial talks stall. Secret exchanges resume as the Big Four struggle over Berlin amid renewed bloc tensions.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
Khrushchev
Budapest
Moscow
Finland
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Stefan Heymann
East Berlin
Germany
Heymann
Missing Millar daughter sought by police in two states
Linda J. Millar 19, daughter of Kenneth and Margaret Millar, vanished after leaving a Lake Tahoe casino on May 30 31. Her father writes as John Ross McDonald. A UC Davis student and Nevada authorities are pursuing leads in the case.
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Davis, Calif
California
Nevada
Kenneth and
Margaret Millar
John Ross McDonald
Linda J. Millar
Miss Millar
University of California
Davis
Lake Tahoe
Fatal accident ends act at Pittsburgh Bicentennial expo
Mamie Alice Peniman a 38 year old trick shooter known as Wild Bill Cody was accidentally shot by a 9 year old boy at the Pittsburgh Bicentennial Exposition in Point Park. The boy who believed a rifle was a prop handled the weapon prompting the fatal incident as Peniman stood near the jailhouse set. Police detained the boy Frank Monaco of New Kensington for questioning. Peniman performed with her husband Frank and daughter Mary Alice who witnessed the tragedy.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Monaco
Marie Alice Peniman
John Monaco
New Kensington
JOHN _ PITTSBURGH
Townspeople Threatened By Deadly Chlorine Gas
In McRae Georgia two derailed 55 ton tank cars containing liquid chlorine sit near a shattered warehouse. Army units cordon off the area as officials consider evacuation options and consult Olin-Mathison chemical experts. No injuries reported though a police officer suffered a heart attack amid the incident.
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George Callahan
Olin-Mathison Chemical Co
McIntosh
Ala
E. L. Blume
Southern Railway
Brunswick
Macon
C. W. Ashby
Southern
McRae
Illis Ashley
Cincinnati Klumpp Case Opens Today
A murder trial in Hamilton County opens with Edythe Klumpp 41 accused of killing Louise Bergen 32 following a love triangle dispute. The state alleges Bergen was shot after refusing to divorce her husband, with the body later burned near Lake Cowan. A 75 person jury pool begins selection under Judge Frank Gusweiler. a three day jury panel is targeted by the prosecutor, while the defense expects delays.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Edythe Klumpp
Frank Gusweiler
C. Watson
William F. Hopkins
First successful mail delivery by guided missile
The Post Office Department reports a Navy Regulus I missile launched by the submarine Barbero in the Atlantic landed at Mayport near Jacksonville. About 3,000 letters were carried including one addressed to President Eisenhower. The distance traveled was not disclosed and the submarine was “somewhere at sea.”
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Post Office Department
Navy
U. S
Atlantic
Auxiliary Naval Air Station
Mayport
Jacksonville
Fila
Barbero
Department
Eisenhower
Beatniks Clash With Police Over Poetry Readings
New York AP report on Greenwich Village beatniks facing police action over poetry readings in coffee houses. Officers say entertainment requires cabaret licenses, and many venues are cited while proprietors and beatniks push for coexistence.
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New York
GreenwichVillage
Greenwich Village
Police Department
Beatniks
Watch
Smart-Learned nuptials held in Sylvia Kansas
Sylvia Kansas reports the marriage of Alice Lorain Smart to Arthur Learned on Sunday in a local ceremony. The event drew family and friends and was conducted in accordance with community customs.
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Sylvia
Kan
Alice Loraine Smart
Arthur Learned
Deadly bus crash kills farm workers near Phoenix
Sixteen laborers died and 82 injured when a converted bus carrying Mexican nationals crashed into a tree and exploded near Mesa and Tolleson Arizona. Driver Nate Manuel Gloria Jr. allegedly fell asleep. flames trapped many inside as survivors described the chaotic escape. The tragedy ranks as Arizona's worst traffic crash.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Highway Patrol
Nate Manuel Gloria Jr
Farm Labor
Mesa
Tolleson
Fof Phoenix
Weather outlook hot and humid through Saturday
The forecast calls for hot and humid conditions through Saturday with only a possible drop in temperature on Saturday. Tomorrow remains very warm with likely afternoon and evening thundershowers on Thursday Friday and Saturday.
Fakes Search For Cow Ends in Murder Suicide near Macon
A 70 year old farmer Mike Kordash lured three neighbors into a timber lot by a ruse about a lost cow and killed two men, then shot himself. Forrest Vansickle escaped as shots rang out. Charles Hermis and Claude Inman were killed eight miles southeast of Macon Missouri.
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Macon
Claude Bloomberg
Mike Kordash
Hi Wife
Kordash
Claude Inman
Charles Hermis
Bloomberg
Denver Orbin
Inman
Forrest Vansickle
Vansickle
Hermis
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