Allies Agree On Plan For Breaking Off Talks Leman
In Geneva, Britain and the United States reportedly reached general agreement on winding up the deadlocked conference. U.S. Undersecretary Walter Bedell Smith and British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden held long talks ahead of Eden’s meetings with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov. French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault planned separate talks as Western powers anticipated ending the Korean phase by next Wednesday. IndoChina talks remained in recess, and a 19-nation Korean conference session was set for the afternoon. Three options for future talks were discussed: semi-public sessions, secret negotiations, or smaller group talks. The British spokesman indicated Eden’s openness to these methods to resolve East-West differences.
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U.S
Walter Bedell Smith
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Eden
V. M. Molotov
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Georges Bidault
Paris
Slayer Who Almost Won Is Executed
George Edward Grammer, once a New York businessman, was executed in Maryland for the 1952 murder of his wife, whose death he claimed was not planned. Prosecutors cited an apparent motive to marry his UN secretary and evidence from a trail of damning clues, including letters and an auto accident staged to conceal the crime. Grammer, earning $660 a month, faced a last meal with milk and a bun.
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George Edward Grammer
New York
Maryland
Grammer
United Nations
Climax Molybdenum Co
Mathilda Mizibrocky
Hamilton
Ont
Chicago
Gragimer
Burley
Speech Set For Senate Floor Today
Senator Flanders entered the McCarthy Army hearings and delivered a note to Senator McCarthy indicating he will deliver a Senate speech on McCarthy this afternoon.
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Washington
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Dulles admits saving edits sometimes backfired in cables
Secretary of State Dulles testified that trimming words to save money often hurt U.S. interests. He cited omitting parts of Eisenhower's UN speech in a cable about a peace time atomic pool, which left out key responses and dampened effective propaganda. He noted embarrassment at lacking Far Eastern experts for the Berlin conference and said austerity can backfire.
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United Nations
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McCarthy Army inquiry nears windup with key witness vote
The McCarthy Army inquiry moves toward a possible windup next week after a Republican vote designates Sen. McCarthy and two aides as final witnesses. Pvt. G. David Schine may not testify, while the subcommittee restricts testimony to McCarthy, Roy Cohn, and Frank Carr. Mundt may reconsider if Schine or Clifford requests to appear. The panel left open the use of sworn statements to fill gaps.
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Clark Clifford
Truman
Democratic Committee
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R-Sd
Clifford
Sen. Dirksen
R-Ill
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Stevens
Army
John G. Adams
Roosevelt Separation Row Settled Privately
The James Roosevelts are privately settling a long running separation dispute amid adultery allegations involving a dozen women. The couple will remain married for at least a year while separate maintenance and divorce actions are paused.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelts
Son
Congress
California
Roosevelts
Ex Secretary Of Navy Charles Adams Dies At 87
Boston obituary notes Charles Francis Adams former secretary of the Navy died at his home aged 87. A Hoover era official and Harvard treasurer for 33 years he also chaired State Street Trust Co. and served Harvard’s corporation. An amateur yachtsman he defended the America's Cup in 1920 skippering the Resolute against Lipton.
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Charles Francis Adams
Navy
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Hoover
John Adams
United States
State Street Trust Co
Harvard University
Harvard
Bodies Found On Farm Of Ex Mental Patient In Ohio
Coshocton authorities plan to search the farm of Cletus Reese after two bodies appeared in six days. Clyde Patton 28 Fresno teacher and auto dealer disappeared after a car showing June 2. A second body turned up near Reese’s home, initially thought to be Lester Melick but identified as an unidentified man. Reese admitted killing Patton in a fight and later made conflicting statements about Melick.
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Ohio
Clyde Patton
Fresno
Cletus Reese
Patton
Reese
Lester Melick
Danville
Melick
Harry
Knox
Paul Cochran
Knox County
Cochran
Gilbert Kempf
Clement Marino
John Paola
Bernard Faulk
Bronx Park
New York City
Iris Tannenbaum
Faulk
Miss Tanenbaum
2000 Workers Back On Jobs At Atom Plant
WAVERLY Ohio 2000 AFL pipefitters returned to work at the Portsmouth Area atomic energy plant. Union spokesmen said about 2100 construction workers remain on strike. Company officials would comment later. The return followed a jurisdictional dispute with B F Goodyear Co over timing of takeover of a building.
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Portsmouth Area
B. F. Goodyear Co
Goodyear
Eisenhower calls for unity behind his program
President Eisenhower pledged to stay at the job of uprooting subversion and urged speedier congressional approval of his program including farm price support. He spoke to Citizens for Eisenhower Congressional Committee members and friends, urging less political fission and more fusion as he framed a potent anti communism package.
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Eisenhower
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Citizens For Eisenhower Congressional Committee
Marty Snyder
Citizens Committee
Pacific Danger Cited by Secretary of State in West Coast Talk
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned at a San Francisco World Affairs Council stopover that Communist Ching may seek to seize free world positions in the western Pacific to push the United States back toward California. He said Red aggression in the western Pacific would be a direct threat, and U.N. aid could be sought. He stressed U.S. action would depend on national security, not allies, and warned against extending European political systems to South America.
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John Foster Dulles
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Western Pacific
United States
California
South America
Mexico Indicates Readiness for Inter American Conference
Mexico ready to join a study of charges that the Reds back Guatemala. Acting Foreign Minister Jose Gorostiza said Mexico would back the general sentiment for a regional review. The move follows past Mexico abstentions and hints at possible leadership by a Latin country in the conference.
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Senate panel backs defense funding with fast case clearances
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a bill authorizing over 29 billion dollars for defense in the next fiscal year and ordered the Defense Department to speed up clearance of military and civilian security cases.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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Blast Rips Ohio Firm Nine Hurt
An explosion ripped through a building at the Mallory-Sharon Titanium Corp in Niles Ohio injuring nine men, five seriously. The plant, on Sharon Steel Corp grounds, caused heavy damage. Hospitalized in Warren were Jack Hodkinson Tom Clark Lloyd Snyder and Richard Hopkins all from nearby towns along with Edward Blatch ford William Lamb Philip Harbison and William Murray who sustained minor injuries.
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Warren
Ohio
Jack Hodkinson
Tom Clark
Lloyd Snyder
Niles
Donald McCormack
Mineral Ridge
Richard Hopkins
Leavittsburg
Edward Blatchford
William Lamb
Philip Harbison
Girard
Wiliam Murray
Sharon Steel Corp
Summer Job Prospects For Students In Journal
Sunday feature previews tough job prospects for vacationing students from the Ohio Employment Service. The full story will appear in Sundays Journal with additional items on weddings, old newspaper relics, and traffic safety successes by Middletown’s Traffic Bureau.
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Sabotage hits Navy radar capacitor plant in Pasadena
In Pasadena California yesterday a saboteur damaged about one thousand capacitors for Navy radar gear at Hopkins Engineering Co. A salt shaker was used to ruin the capacitors, causing about 300 dollars in damage. Plant officials suspect a disgruntled employee and found the shaker nearby.
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Calif
Navy
Hopkins Engineering Co
Kidnapper Polite Says Victim In Phoenix Case
A Phoenix mother abducted for 75000 dollars described her kidnapper as very polite because he helped her from the car trunk. The 23-year-old wife Evelyn Ann Smith was taken from a beauty parlor and freed in the Superstition Mountains after her husband and authorities pursued the suspect, who claimed cancer and a final fling. Police and FBI tracked the ransom drop locations as a manhunt spread through the desert, noting notes left in a golf bag and at mining claim stakes.
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Phoenix
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Canyon Lake
Arizona
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Herbert
Ely Leads French In Delta Area
Gen Paul Ely France's new military and political chief in Indochina arrives in Hanoi to lead the defense of the Red River Delta against Viet area threats from three sides and from within. Premier Prince Bus Lec and the war cabinet draft a GI Bill of Rights to speed enlistment and mobilize Vietnam's army to 450000 by year end. Draft dodging has been widespread and Cabinet orders for mobilization face weak public response. Government agencies vow job protection for draftees during two years of training.
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