Tito Denies Moscow Ties In News Conference
Yugoslav leader Tito denied predicting a future march arm in arm with Russia. The informal denial came after U.S. Ambassador Bohlen reported Tito's remark to the State Department. In Moscow Tito endorsed Soviet policy and agreed to cooperate on an equal basis.
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United States
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Russia
Tito
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
State Department
Bohlen
Pravda
Soviet Union
Georgi Zhukov
Negroes Win Bus Battle Legal Suit
In Montgomery Alabama a federal three judge panel ruled 2-1 that the city and state bus segregation laws are unconstitutional. The injunction is suspended for 10 days to allow appeals, with a potential automatic injunction if no appeal is filed by June 29. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Montgomery Improvement Association indicate many Negro residents will boycott buses until a definite action ends segregation.
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Alas
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Supreme Court
Negro Busycott
Richard T. Rives
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Martin Luther King Jr
Alsn
MIA
Pineau Ends Policy Talks With Dulles
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau wraps talks with Secretary of State Dulles in Washington confident of strong American backing for France in Algeria. He says the United States understands France’s North African difficulties and would support any UN debate on the Algerian issue as the Security Council prepares to meet.
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Christian Pineau
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Algeria
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Tito’s Soviet trip seen as shift toward Moscow
Observers note Tito’s three weeks in the Soviet Union bolster Moscow aims and strain Western ties. He framed relations with all nations as equal, urged recognizing two Germanies, and suggested China’s UN membership, drawing U.S. congressional push to cut Yugoslav aid.
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United States
Crash Kills Driver Near UPPER SANDUSKY Ohio
State highway patrol reports Charles McKee aged 68 from Marion died in a two car crash Tuesday on U S 23 about three miles north of Upper Sandusky. The incident occurred on a rural stretch as the vehicles collided, prompting an investigation by authorities.
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Marion
U.S. 23
Here
Lone Fisherman Sees Flaming Plane Crash Near Avon
Avon New Jersey AP report details a lone fisherman John Doman observing a Venezuelan airliner crash at sea around 1 30 a m. He saw a burning plane plummet into the Atlantic about 15 to 20 miles offshore with 74 aboard including 18 Americans. Doman described the glow and brief hover before the plunge and alerted the Shark River Coast Guard station.
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AVON
N.J
John Doman
Clifton
Shark River
Dorian
Doman
Coast Guard Station
Adlai Leads in Democratic Convention Vote Race
Adlai Stevenson remains the frontrunner in the Democratic National Convention pledges, but with less than half the 6864 needed for the nomination. Stevenson 301%, Kefauver 165, Harriman 110% lead the field as 224 votes remain to be named. Harriman's 12 vote at large boost and other hopefuls like Johnson Lausche Symington Williams vie for support.
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Texas
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Summer Begins With Humid Thunderstorms In Miami Valley
The first day of summer brings warm humidity and scattered showers in the Miami Valley. Officials expect a humid high near 85 today with a low around 70, and Thursday's high near 90. Middletown reported an unofficial high of 83 yesterday and a low of 69 this morning.
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Diana Dors Seizes Big Hollywood Offer At Last
British blonde Diana Dors told reporters she will star opposite George Gobel in the film I Married a Woman after demanding higher pay. She boosted her fee to 75000 dollars and 750 dollars weekly expenses, and declined appearing on Ed Sullivan without pay. She noted she made her reputation in England and seeks international stardom, though Hollywood offers amuse and disappoint.
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Plane disaster off New Jersey kills 74 in Atlantic plunge
Venezuelan super airliner with 64 passengers and 10 crew drops from nearly two miles, flames break out, debris found, no survivors expected. Coast Guard Lt Cmdr Hancox reports loss of life and an oil slick as the vessel sinks about 432 miles east of Asbury Park near Idlewild.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Coast Guard
Cmdr
Frederick J. Hancox
Wantagh
N. Y
Idlewild
Caracas
Venezuela
Luis FP. Plata
Norfolk
Hancox
Robert Craig
Bremhaven
Germany
Linea Aeropostal Venezolana
United Airlines
Wyoming
Wales
Tokyo
Washington State
Pilot Sees Venezuelan Plane Plunge Into Ocean
New York Coast Guard Lt Cmdr Frederick J Hancox said he watched a Venezuelan airliner jettison fuel before breaking into a ball of flame and diving into the sea near New York. He reported the jet fell at about 4000 feet per minute and Navy planes later dropped flares. No bodies were seen, only clothing and belongings.
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Frederick J. Hancox
Wantagh
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Segan
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Ike’s Stay In Hospital Is Lengthened
President Eisenhower remains hospitalized at Walter Reed after another day of progress in his intestinal surgery recovery. Doctors reported weight at 162 pounds, unchanged from Tuesday, and said he will stay several more days beyond the prior estimate, with no firm date for release.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
James C. Hagerty
Ben-Gurion Warns Arabs Against Force
Jerusalem delivers a warning that Israel will not start a preventive war yet will answer force with force if attacked. Ben-Gurion speaks after Moshe Sharett resigns as foreign minister, notes need for unity between Defense and Foreign Affairs, supports Golda Meirson as successor.
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Israel
Moshe Sharett
David Ben-Gurion
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Knesset
Golda Myerson
Milwaukee
Myerson
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Foreign Ministry
Do They Think We Need Some Locusts At Brookfield Zoo
Chicago Brookfield Zoo officials said the facility is heavily stocked with locusts after a donation appeal. Curator Karl Plath noted the insects will feed birds and also serve as food for snakes lizards and some monkeys. He added so many locusts they had to be stored in deep freeze and the supply will last through next winter.
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Chicago
Brookfield Zoo
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Plath
Lausche plans for Ohio north south expressway toll free
Governor Frank Lausche ordered the State Highway Department to prepare plans for two legs of a proposed north south turnpike as a toll free expressway. The Highway Construction Council had refused funding for planning over five million dollars, citing uncertainty over toll financing and impact of a pending federal highway bill. The two sections include Conneaut to south of Cleveland and Cincinnati to Montgomery County, with possible later joining as a toll road or free highway.
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Ohio
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Conneaut
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Millcreek
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Dwyers
Montgomery County
State of
Dennis Murphy
Ohio Co
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James W. Shacknessy
Commission
Gott Gets 1-20 Years For Killing Wife's Lover
Gott 26 is sentenced in Painesville Ohio to 1 to 20 years in prison for slaying his wife's lover. Judge Winfred Scott Slocum says parole possible in 10 months and early release likely due to his past record. Gott selects Mansfield as his preferred facility.
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Ohio
Las Gott
Winfred Scott Slocum
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Gott
Ohio Penitentiary
Mansefield Reformatory
Mansfield
Unsaddle That Husband Modern Wives Urge Change
Levittown PA an outspoken 78 year old Mrs Agnes Ferguson Murdoch says many a modern American husband dies too soon from too much home work after his day job She argues cooperation means husbands share chores and stresses fathers deserve time to relax She boasts a long, busy life managing 15 room home and caring for six children and three stepchildren with strong health and a cheerful husband.
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Agnes Ferguson Murdoch
Oorn
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