Summit Talks Crumble Over Khrushchev Letter Clash
The United States Britain and France review the Moscow failure as Khrushchev publishes a June letter denouncing talks and demanding a heads of government meeting. The West counters with its presummit proposals while Moscow calls ambassadors home during the dispute.
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Khrushchev
State Department
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
Patrick Reilly
Maurice Dejean
Paris
London
Gromyko
Thompson
Kruchev
Labor Bill Debated Fifth Day In Senate Fight
The Senate enters a fifth day of debate on a hard fought labor control bill. Kennedy suffered a floor defeat on an amendment but remains positioned to push the bill forward. Key votes split over non-Communist affidavits for employers and union officials to use the NLRB and limits on suits over union funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
National Labor Relations Board
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
James 0. Eastland
D-Miss
11 Year Old Gives Birth in Missouri Hospital
In Columbia Missouri Mrs. Charles William Turner Jr aged 11 became a mother after giving birth to a daughter Pamela Ann at the University of Missouri Hospital. The infant weighed 7 pounds 13 ounces and both mother and child are reported in good condition. The husband a 20 year old transit employee faced a charge of swearing falsely that the bride was 15 when they applied for a marriage license. the charge was dropped after pregnancy.
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Columbia, Mo
Charles William Turner Jr
Rival Space Bill Versions Stir Capitol Negotiations
Senate and House strategists begin maneuvering for a compromise on rival space agency bills. The Senate overrode Eisenhower’s recommendation to create a National Aeronautics and Space Agency led by a seven member board. The House version favors a single director with an advisory panel. The measure returns to the House for conference committee talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Insurgent Government Rumors Grow in Lebanon Crisis
Rebel leaders threaten full scale civil war as reports surface of an insurgent government opposing President Camille Chamoun. U N observers to monitor Lebanon borders. Dag Hammarskjold to meet in Beirut. The fighting has claimed over 500 lives since May 10 with rebels demanding Chamoun's resignation.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
U. N
United Arab Republic
Geneal Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Saeb Salem
Widow of Machine Gun Kelly wins new trial in Urschel kidnapping
Kathryn Kelly and Ora Shannon win nullified convictions and new trials in the 1933 Urschel kidnapping case. Federal judge W R Wallace orders new trials after FBI file release dispute. Urschel was present for the hearing but later unlocated. the women hope for a new life after 25 years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Kelly
Ora Shannon
U.S
Oklahoma City Federal Court
Charles Urschel
FBI
Oklahoma City
Federal
George
U. S. Dist
W. R. Wallace
Wallace
Eight Exposed To Nuclear Radiation At Oak Ridge
An AEC report says eight plant workers at Oak Ridge were held for observation after a reactor incident caused exposure to radiation. An automatic alarm triggered evacuation of three buildings as officials investigate a suspected misplacement of enriched uranium in a drum that created a critical mass with no explosion.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Weather Outlook Promises Continued Cool Pleasant Days
The Weatherman forecasts a continuation of cool fair weather through Wednesday. Yesterday reached 76 degrees at 5 p.m. with a 53 degree low at 6 a.m. Today's low was 55 at 5 a.m. High water receded and lowlands were freed with no rain expected.
Ex-Brazilian President Dies In Curitiba Plane Crash
Former president Nereu Ramos and 18 others were killed when a Cruzeiro do Sul Convair struck a tall pine on landing near Curitiba. Governor Jorge Lascerda of Santa Catarina and Congressman Leal also perished. eight survivors include Jose Leme Rodrigues who was badly injured. Ramos had briefly served as president after the 1955 transition before Kubitschek took office.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Nereu Ramos
Curitiba
Rio
Jorge La‘cerda
Santa Catarina
Leal
Jose Leme Rodrigues
Convair
Cruzeiro Do Sul
Porto Alegre
Parana
Ramos
Carlos Luz
Juscelino Kubitschek
Iin
Kubitschek
Heuss Views Grand Canyon on U S Tour
Theodor Heuss president of the German Federal Republic visited the Grand Canyon yesterday during a coast to coast tour. He spent part of the afternoon sketching in the national park and taking a breather from his heavy schedule.
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Heuss
Canyon Grand Canyon
Ariz
Theodor Heuss
German Federal Republic
Grand Canyon
National Park
New Red Titoist Purge Seen In Executions
Senator Mansfield predicts Nagy and two others will harden anti communist resistance behind the Iron Curtain. He calls the Soviet action brutal and a warning to Tito. Dulles calls it tragic and avoids comment as Moscow reports Nagy Pal Maleter and two journalists executed.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Mansfield
Senate
Tito
Yugoslavia
Nagy
Budapest
Moscow Radio
Pal Maleter
Khrushchev
Stalin
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Moscow
William F. Knowland
California
Agend
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Dulles
Moiseyev
Chuckle He and She Patter About Postal Office Gags
A playful exchange centers on words like Post Office Building and Loar with a pun about leaving the building and being left alone highlighting light humor.
Adams says he was ignorant of rules in Goldfine case
Washington AP Sherman Adams testified before a House panel that he did not seek improper favors for Bernard Goldfine and claimed ignorance of FTC rules. The inquiry linked a 1954 telephone call about a Goldfine mill misbranding case to disclosure of a complainant’s name and possible settlement terms.
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Washington (Ap
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
Goldfine
Boston
Eisenhower
Subcommittee
Robert Lishman
Adams
FTC
Lishman
Commission
New York
Plymouth
Mass
White House
U S May Use Force In Lebanon
Secretary of State Dulles warned the United States could take military action to preserve Lebanon's independence if needed as the U S 6th Fleet monitors the crisis in the Mediterranean. He cited possible U S troop support with UN approval and noted Hammarskjold's involvement. The briefing also addressed Soviet talks, a potential summit, and Nagy’s Hungary execution.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Lebanon
Hns
U. S
Mediterranean
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Kremlin
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Joseph Stalin
Khrushchev
Stalin
Nagy
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Budapest
World's Best equipped octopus claimed by TOBACITY aquarium
The aquarium in Tobacity Japan asserts it houses the most tentacled octopus ever with 45 arms, 1 to 24 feet long. Japanese scientists told Yomiuri that the prior record was 19 tentacles on a specimen caught near Norway. The new giant was found in the Pacific off Tobacity.
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Tobacity
Japan
Aquarium
Yomiuri
Norway
Pacific
Toba City
Hungarian Executions Mark Kremlin Purge Signal in Vienna
In Vienna and Budapest a Soviet backed purge unfolds as two Hungarian leaders Imre Nagy and Pal Maleter are executed for plotting against the government. Nine figures face trials and prison terms, including former president Zoltan Tildy.
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Vienna
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Nagy
Maleter
Moscow
Kremlin
Belgrade
Budapest
People's Court
Supreme Court
Jeszef Szilagyi
Szilagyi
Miklos Gimes
Zoltan Tildy
Col
Sandor Kopacsy
Ferenc Doinath
Ferenc Janosi
Miklos Vasarhelyi
Communist Party
Szabad Nep
Kopacsy
Soviet Union
Matyas Rakosi
Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
Rakosi
De Gaulle to Visit Algeria With Mollet in July
Bulletin notes France’s de Gaulle plans a July 2 return to Algeria with Socialist ex Premier Guy Mollet a key target of rightists who led the revolt. In London Macmillan delays a Cyprus statement for 48 hours at NATO partners’ request amid Greek Turkish splits over Cyprus.
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Paris
Premer de Gaulle
Algeria
Guy Mollet
London
Macmillan
Cyprus
Britain
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Greece
Turkey
Eisenhower Gift of Vicuna Cloth From Goldfine
White House confirms Bernard Goldfine sent vicuna fabric to the President. Hagerty says Eisenhower gave the material to a friend whose name he cannot recall. The press secretary denies Pearson’s coat claim but notes two vicuna coats exist in Eisenhower’s wardrobe, plus a November 1956 gift of vicuna material.
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Washington
White House
Bernard Goldfine
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Goldfine
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