Eden and Molotov Hold Secret Talk in Geneva Session
In Geneva British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov met in a hurried private session as the Geneva Conference neared a potential breakdown. Western officials said Vietminh forces must leave Laos and Cambodia for progress, while a nine nation Korean talks bloc sought to suspend discussions if Laos and Cambodia progress stalls.
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Anthony Eden
Russia
S V. M. Molotov
Korea
U. N
U.N
International Organization
Laos
Cambodia
French Union
Vietminh
Eden
Viet Nam
France
Heart Surgery Featured On Medical Show At NBC Telecast
A nationwide NBC program during the American Medical Association convention will show a young girl and her father linked by their blood vessels during a heart operation. Surgeons aim for a bloodless dry field by connecting the girl's circulatory flow to the father's system. The March of Medicine broadcast airs 10 p.m. EST on Thursday.
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San Francisco
American Medical Assn
NBC TV
Army Not Coddling Reds Now, Hearing Is Told By Carr
Francis P. Carr testified that the Army is not coddling Communists while accusing Stevens and Adams of blocking McCarthy's loyalty probes. He urged orderly hearings and noted clashes with Sen. Symington over security and file handling during the 34th day of the McCarthy Army investigations.
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Washington
Francis P. Carr
Army
Stevens
John G. Adams
Car
Sen. McCarthy
Joseph N. Welch
McCarthy
Adams
Sen
McClellan
G. David Schine
Subcommittee
James D. St. Clair
Monmouth
N. J
Sen Oe
D-Mo
Symington
Mundt
R-Sd
Capitol
Snow Is Radioactive Warned In Japanese Alps
Japanese mountaineers were warned not to drink snow as tests by Kanazawa University show radioactive snow on peaks in western Honshu. Officials say recent US hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific are the presumed cause.
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Tokyo
Kanazawa University
Honshu
Japan
Alps
Pacific
Guatemalan Army Reported Ready to Revolt by Refugees
In Tegucigalpa two ex officials say most of Guatemala’s army is on the verge of revolt. They claim a spark could trigger a revolution as tensions rise after Arbenz faces an army ultimatum. Observers note censorship and desertions amid a volatile political crisis in Guatemala.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Guatemala
Miguel Angel Mendoza
Washington
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Arbenz
Mendoza
Air Force
Rodolfo Mendoza
Carlos Sarti
U. S. High Commission
Germany
Hamburg
Churchill Eden Due In U S June 25 for Talks with Ike
Britain's Prime Minister Churchill will visit Washington to meet President Eisenhower for informal talks aimed at closer Southeast Asia defense cooperation against Communism. Dulles said France would not be represented. no decisions expected. Geneva talks on Indochina near collapse as US favors strong Far East alliance.
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Washington
Britain
Churchill
Eisenhower
Dulles
Southeast Asia
Eden
Dulle
France
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Great Britain
United States
Indochina
Geneva
Missing Girl Returns Home From Unspecified Journey
Geneva C. Darling, 18, an unmarried mother missing since last Wednesday, returned home safe and unharmed. She reported travels to Columbus and Ironton and Burlington in Ohio and to Logan. Lawrence County police stated a suitcase and laundry bag linked to her were found in the Burlington man Jones's Ironton room. FBI questioned Jones about the case.
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R. C. Jones
Burlington
Ironton
FBI
Lawrence County
Ohio
Jones
France’s new premier faces struggle over EDC pact crisis
Pierre Mendes-France forms a cabinet after Laniel’s resignation following a defeat in Indochina votes. The EDC defense treaty stirs party splits in the Assembly as Gaullists oppose quick ratification while the MRP urges rapid debate, shaping the fate of West German rearmament and a six nation force. American impatience grows as delay continues.
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France
Pierre Mendes-France
Joseph Laniel
Laniel
National Assembly
Indochina
Mendes-France
Catholic Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Union For Republican and Social Action
URAS
de Gaulle
European Army
Assembly
EDC
West Germany
Socialist Party
U.S
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
American Congress
Stevenson Leaves Auto Before Fatal Crash Near Hopewell Junction
Mrs. Margaret S. Lewisohn a 58 year old widow and art patron died in a crash moments after Adlai E Stevenson exited her car. Stevenson had spoken at Vassar College earlier and offered to drive her to Herbert C Peil. The Lewisohn car was struck head on by a Brooklyn man’s vehicle on the Taconic Parkway.
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Hopewell Junction
N. Y
Margaret S. Lewishon
Adlai E. Stevenson
Herbert C. Peil
Pell
New York
Lewisohn
Dominick Summa
Stamford
Conn
Ambling
Ohio defense chief lauds mock atomic raid results
Major General Leo M. Kreber credited the civil defense drill with functioning well as Cincinnati was simulated to lose 117 000 people and 60 000 injured. The exercise covered 15 Ohio cities with rapid reports from five state control centers and rapid mobilization of blood supplies and emergency crews.
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Columbus
Ohio
Leo M. Kreber
Cincinnati
Wthin
Kreber
State CD Organization
Westerville
Cleveland
Dayton
Youngstown
Steubenville
Akron
Canton
Ironton
Hamilton
Middletown
Elyria
Lorain
Springfield
Toledo
Lima
Tapco
McConnelsville
Alliance
Findlay
Chagrin Falls
Cambridge
Bradley declines California Senate bid
Retired General Omar N Bradley says he was approached by parties to run as a Democrat for the US Senate in California but declined. He told reporters in Oakland after a USC fundraising speech that he would not return to Washington, quoting, I spent eight years there and I wouldn't go back there on a bet.
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Oakland
Calif
Omar N Bradley
US Senate
California
Bradley
Los Angeles
USC
Washington
Hatred Of Soldiers Tied To Ohio Farm Slayings
COSHOCTON Ohio Cletus Reese 36 admitted killing three people on his Nellie farm saying he killed them because he hated soldiers The victims included Clyde Patton 28 a Fresno school teacher and two others. Reese formerly a mental patient was released on trial basis in 1951 and was charged with murder after the latest body was found.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Cletus Reese
Gilbert Kempf
Nellie
Reese
Clyde Pat
Ton
Fresno
Kempf
Cambridge State Hospital
Twining Calls For Increased Armed Strength
General Nathan F. Twining, Air Force chief of staff, warned the United States may need to raise military preparedness due to the Soviet push to surpass America in atomic capabilities. Speaking at Virginia Military Institute commencement, he cited aircraft and long range jet bombers as central to potential future readiness.
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Lexington
Nathan F. Twining
United States
Twining
Air Force
Virginia Military Institute
Premier To Resign As Diem Expected To Succeed
Viet Nam premier Prince Buu Loc is expected to resign with Ngo Dinh Diem, a 53 year old Roman Catholic reformer, seen as the choice to form a nationalist government free of French ties. The move aims to rally anti communist support and win over anti Reds.
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Saigon
Indochina
Viet Nam
Buu Loc
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Vietnam
Bao Dai
Geneva Talks Break Off Korean Peace Talks
Bulletin reports China open to early release of prisoners with good behavior following a third U S meeting. About 83 Americans remain imprisoned or visa blocked in China. Also, 15 UN allied states declare Korea peace talks broken off in Geneva.
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Geneva
Red China Today
United States
China
U.S
United Nations
Korea
Reds Buy Karl Drews From Phillies in Wehmeier Deal
Cincinnati purchased the contract of Karl Drews a 34 year old right hander from Philadelphia as part of the Her man Wehmeier trade completed last week staking the Phillies to the deal.
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Cincinnati Redlegs
Karl Drews
Philadelphia Phils
Herman Wehmeier
Phillies
Confessed Embezzlement Taints Former Governor Hoffman
The now deceased Harold G. Hoffman faces 16 misconduct charges including a $300,000 false bank deposit. His daughter Ada Hoffman Leonard disclosed the embezzlement to fund campaigns and to pay a blackmailing official. Three top division employees were suspended and Hoffman's widow received a pension after his death.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Robert B. Meyner
Hoffman
Meyner
Empoye
New York
Cleveland mother saves children from enraged boxer dog
Agnes Stavnicky 30, mother of three and pregnant, wrestled 90 pound dog Baron in her basement to shield her kids. Police shot her leg and then killed the dog after it charged during the attack. Doctors postponed bullet removal due to her pregnancy. Rabies tests planned.
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Cleveland
Agnes Stavnicky
Baron
Margaret Stavnicky
Albert Moenich
Moenich
William Leonard
Ransom Money Recovered in Evelyn Ann Smith Kidnapping Case
Phoenix officers found $75,000 in a man's work shirt with a pistol on top near the Superstition Mountains. The stash lay within 10 feet of a road traveled by officers since Friday, close to a ranch house where Daniell Marsin was later arrested. Marsin, 41, unemployed welder, was identified by Mrs Smith as her abductor. Police hunt rifle and binoculars used in the kidnapping.
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Phoenix
Arix
Evelyn Ann Smith
Superstition Mountains
Daniell. Marsin
Sandusky Youth Governs Ohio Boys State At Camp Perry
A 16 year old from Sandusky was elected governor of the 17th Buckeye Boys State at Camp Perry. Thomas T. Triplett won the governor’s post over Don G. Pearce 533 to 441, with officers named including Tom Skinner, James North, David Schwab, George J. Swartz and Joseph Murray. The program is sponsored by the Ohio American Legion as a school in self-government.
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Chico
Sandusky
Buckeye
Thomas T. Triplett
Federalist
Don G. Pearce
Toledo
Tom Skinner
Columbus
James North
Canal Winchester
David Schwab
Hamilton
George J. Swartz
Warren
Atty
Joseph Murray
Ashland
Boys State
The
Ohio American Legion
Susan Hayward Testifies Barker Is Lazy Husband
Susan Hayward testifies in divorce court that Jess Barker avoided financial responsibility during their marriage while she earned $1,700 weekly. She seeks a ruling that a two million dollar film contract and $240,000 in assets are not community property. A maid testified to a frightening scene implying Barker pressured for a prenuptial agreement.
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Barker
Burbank
Calif
S. S. Hahn
Jess Barker
Hahn
Miss Hayward
Lodee Ha Swain
Sherman Oaks
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