Talks Aims To Ease Tension In Geneva Prep
Western powers and the Soviet Union near accord on top level Geneva talks next month. Molotov indicated he would study the proposals from Dulles Macmillan and Pinay and respond soon. The conference aims to ease world tension rather than solve specific issues.
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San Francisco
Russia
Geneva
V. M. Molotov
New York
WUC
John Foster Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Eisenhower
Edgar Faure
Anthony Eden
Nikolai Bulganin
Palais Des Nations
U. N
Council of Foreign Ministers
New York Herald Tribune
Pinay
U.N
Macmillan
Britain
United States
Paul-Henri Spaak
Molotov
Washington
Lucero Leads Argentine Peace Drive As Peron Keeps Quiet
Maj. Gen. Franklin Lucero directs efforts to restore calm in Argentina while President Peron stays in the background. He says the situation is steadily normalizing though no government reshuffle is confirmed. Rumors of juntas and a three-man rule persist amid censorship after last week’s revolt.
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Argentina
Juan Peron
Franklin Lucero
Tony
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Uruguay
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Lucero
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Alberto Tessaire
Graham E. Tune
Detroit
Kaiser Motor Corp
Vet Bonus May Go On 56 Ballot
Ohio legislators move to place a 90 million dollar bond issue on the 1956 ballot to fund up to 400 dollar bonuses for Korean veterans. The plan, a constitutional amendment, would be voted next year instead of November to avoid clashing with a 150 million dollar state buildings bond issue.
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Troy
Portsmouth
Ashtabula
Kenton
Coal Grove
Lranton Court
Blond Model Given Date With Gallows
London reports Ruth Ellis a 28 year old blond model received the death penalty for the murder of David Blakely 25 a racing motorist and her admitted lover. She claimed provocation by jealousy but the court upheld a mandatory gallows sentence.
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London
Ruth Ellis
Cecil Havers
David Blakely
Blakely
North Korean pilots flee to Seoul in Yak fighter
Two young North Korean fliers Capt. Lee Un Yong and Lt. Lee Eun Song, both 24, flew a Yak 18 from Munsunri near Pyongyang to Seoul and surrendered to South Korean airmen. Trained in Russia and China respectively, they are believed to seek political asylum. The Yak, once used as a trainer, was impounded after the landing and crowds cheered as authorities questioned the pair.
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ROK
Lee UN Yong
Lee Eun Song
Russia
Red China
Noh Kum Suk
Kimpo
United States
Munsunri
Pyongyang
South Korea
Air Force
Necking in church warned by Welsh vicar
The Rev Noel Williams urged parishioners to stop necking in a church on an island off the north coast of Wales. A seventh century causeway links the site to the mainland, and the vicar urged couples to show respect for the house of God in his parish magazine.
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Wales
Noel Williams
House of God
Ike to Sign Trade Bill Granting Tariff Cutting Powers
President Eisenhower plans to sign a bill extending the reciprocal trade agreements law to June 30, 1958 and granting him tariff cutting powers up to five percent annually. The measure, tied to broader push for world trade, preserves executive control while adding safeguards for industry. A U S State Department plan envisions an international conference with about 30 nations to negotiate new tariff concessions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
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State Department
United States
Compromise Reserve Bill Reveals Antisegregation Change
Washington AP report says House Armed Services Committee weighs a Vinson compromise on a military reserve bill. It removes antisegregation provisions and other controversial items, while keeping broad reserve expansion and drill-commitment rules.
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Martin
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Ike Rapped In Marine Cut Vote
Democrats pushed toward open clash with President Eisenhower by a Senate vote aimed at reversing his Marine Corps manpower cut. The 40 to 39 tally marked a major congressional challenge to Eisenhower's military leadership, led by Senator Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas.
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Eisenhower
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Lyndon B. Jonson
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Democratic push may rally support for Marine funding
The story notes a Democratic tactic to back more Marine funding, a possible shift against a divided Republican party. Sen Symington adds 46 million to Marine appropriation beyond the President's request, potentially nullifying 22,000 Army cutbacks. The Senate action awaits House conference. Johnson persuades allies to side with him, but loses two Democratic senators.
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South Carolina
Summer Begins With Thunderstorms In Forecast
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies today with scattered thunderstorms clearing tonight. Wednesday should be generally fair and cooler with a high in the low 80s. Mondays high reached 94 at 4 05 p m and the morning low was 66 at 5 15 a m. At 8 15 a m the temperature was 72 degrees. The seasonal change occurs tonight at 11 32.
Springfield businessman John P. McKenzie dies at 52
John P. McKenzie 52 president of McKenzie Lumber and Co former Springfield City Commissioner died here last night. He led local business and public service roles in Springfield Ohio. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Springfield
Ohio
John P. McKenzie
McKenzie Lumber and Co
How Much Wage Hike Expected at U S Steel Talks
Pittsburgh reports wage talks with U S Steel and five other major producers. Union leaders forecast a 12 to 15 cent rise, while insiders expect 7 to 9 cents, amid reopening clauses and a June 30 contract expiry for 600000 members. Negotiations run through June 30 with potential strike leverage afterward.
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U.S. Steel Corp
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Republic Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
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US. Steel
John A. Stephens
David J. McDonald
U.S. Steel
USW
Hobby Deflects Blame in Polio Vaccine Policy
Washington Welfare Secretary Hobby said she bears no responsibility for the polio vaccine program actions, placing duty on Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele. She drew sharp lines between her department and the Public Health Service, refused apologies, and noted legal limits on her power to override Scheele while Cutter Laboratories tests determine safety.
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Washington
Welfare
Hobby
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Public Health Service
Health Service
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
U.S
Aged Count and Young Bride Honeymoon in Swiss Resort
Pontresina Switzerland hosts Count Aubry William Tealdi and his 14 year old bride Princess Lidia Maria Antonia Caracciolo di Torello after a secret wedding in Lucca Italy last week. The aged groom declined to discuss the marriage when reached by telephone at his hotel. Their stay at the quiet resort near St Moritz is unconfirmed.
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Pontresina
Switzrland
Aubry William Tealdi
Lidia Maria Antonia Caracciolo di
Boy Electrocuted by Faulty Lamp in Madisonville
Cincinnati reports 13 month old Richard Mc Queen, son of Mrs Hazel McQueen, died after electric shock at home in Madisonville. Police blame a faulty floor lamp.
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Cincinnati
Richard McQueen
Hazel McQueen
Madisonville
Fleming Defends Nude Bathing Scene in Italian Film
Rhonda Fleming says a nude bathing scene in an Italian movie was in good taste and denies claims there was no such scene. Director Bragaglia countered that the scene was never filmed while Fleming described on set orgy scenes with many bare chests, asserting footage was burned.
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Rhonda Fleming
Carlo Lodovico Bragaglia
Associated Press
James Bacon
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