Thousands Of GIs To Come Home
Washington reports a global defense review will curtail American commitments abroad. All combat ground forces from Japan to be withdrawn starting next month, possibly up to 30 000 of 100 000, with further reductions through 1958. Europeans favor reductions. West Germany seeks smaller US presence.
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Washington
Japan
Eisenhower
Kishi
U. S
Europe
Defense Department
U.S
Germany
Amer
West Germany
NATO
Quaker Group Pleads to End Nuclear Tests
The American Friends Service Committee sent identical pleas to President Eisenhower Prime Minister Macmillan and Premier Bulganin urging a halt to nuclear testing to end the arms impasse and save lives.
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Philadelphia
United States
Britain
Russia
American Friends Service Committee
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Bulganin
Inquiry Starts Into Cause Of Airlines Crash
A Capital Airlines DC3 training flight crashed in Clarksburg Maryland killing three pilots aboard. Coroner identifies victims as Carl Burke Robert Thomas and Henry Podgurski. Civil Aeronautics Board investigates while witnesses recount a stall and plunge nearly straight down.
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Capital Airlines
John A. Anderson
Clarksburg
Right
Anderson
Washington, D. C
Frank J. Broschart
Montgomery County
Carl Ross Burke
Fairfax
Robert Kenneth Thomas
Berwyn
Ill
Henry Andy Podgurski
Manor
Burke
Thomas
Podgurski
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Child Killed by Car in Parma Crossing
A 3-year-old girl Linda Felice was struck and killed by a car while crossing the street in front of her home in Parma on Saturday. Police advised drivers to be cautious as the investigation continues.
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Clarksburg
Cleveland
Linda Felice
Parma
Junior Bright for His Age Firefly Joke
A playful exchange between fireflies shows Chuckle Mama teasing Papa that Junior shines unusually bright for his age. The vignette reflects a lighthearted backyard moment.
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Mama Firefly
Papa Firefly
Junior Bright
Spectacular Lima Lumber Yard Fire Causes Major Damage
In Lima Ohio a front page fire at Turtle Lumber Yard destroyed most buildings within the site. Firemen saved the office building but three firefighters were injured lightly from hose water and burns. A gasoline tank and paint supplies exploded as flames spread toward a nearby warehouse and homes.
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Lima
Ohio
Turtle
Bruce Cottrell
Harley Wolfe
Ed Beecher
Cottrell
Wolfe
Beecher
Sear-Roebuck Co
Lumber Company
Transplanting Kidney Success in Twin Donor Operation
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital reported after a 72 hour wait that a six hour kidney transplant between identical twins from Shepherdsville Kentucky is successful. Leonard Masden 19 donated a kidney to his brother Leon and both are recovering normally with functioning grafts. Leon’s outlook is good. Surgeons operated in adjoining rooms with two teams.
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Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Shepherdsville, Ky
Leonard Masden
Leon
Leonard
Leaders Of British Lands Meet
London hosts a ten nation Commonwealth conference to address political racial economic and military pressures that could strain the alliance. Prime ministers and deputies from Britain Canada Australia India Pakistan Ghana South Africa New Zealand Ceylon and the Central African Federation meet to reinforce unity after the Suez dispute with aims to prevent a repeat of such crisis and reinforce plans for the future.
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London
British Commonwealth of Nations
Free Lands
Pokesmen
Britain
Harold MacMillan
Downing St
John George Diefenbaker
Canada
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
Nehru
Commonwealth
Pakistan
H. S. Suhrawardy
India
U.N
Kashmir
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
South Africa
Eric Louw
J. G. Strijdom
New Zealand
T. L. MacDonald
Sidney Holind
Ceylon
M. W. de Silva
Queaain
Whe Hee Pelaiand
Roy Welen
Sky
Central African Federation
France
Egypt
Lightning Fatal to Kentucky Lawyer on Golf Course
On a Lexington Country Club course a mid afternoon thunder shower struck an electric golf cart killing Dr. A B McEwen a University of Kentucky law professor. Paul Eberhardt manager of Calumet Farm was critically injured and golfer Frank Quinn sustained an arm burn.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
Calumet Farm
Lexington Country Club
A. B. McEwen
Law
Paul Eberhardt
Frank Quinn
Benny Hooper bill tossed after medical committee ruling
In BAY SHORE N Y a committee and Benny Hooper Sr. agreed to waive the $1 500 charge from Dr Joseph H Kris for Benny’s rescue and care. Contributions already sent will go to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Dr Kris had faced criticism over the fee though he spent about 100 hours with Benny.
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Benjamin Hooper Sr
Joseph H. Kris
Kris
Hooper
Benny
Bay Shore
N.Y
Suffolk County Medical Society
Louis Garden
Center
Benny Hooper
Long Island
U. S
Manorville
Hoopers
A Glance Inside Bike Roadeo During Safety Week
Middletown hosts a Bike Roadeo as part of Safety Week with youngsters competing for honors across city playgrounds. The feature previews, including pages on the event and related youth interests, and notes on a cultural exchange program “Experiment in International Living.”
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Middletown
America
Europe
Jody Terney
Luis Asturias
Guatemala City
Luis
North Korea Calls For Parley On Divided Nation
North Korea urged immediate talks with all nations on Korea’s future and urged withdrawal of foreign troops. Premier Kim Il Sung spoke in Pyongyang during a reception for a Soviet delegation. The Rodong Shinmoon condemned the UN Command for arming and violating the 1953 armistice. Reports said U N forces will receive F100 fighters Monday, with possible light bombers.
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Seoul
North Korea
South Korea
Dicker
Na- Radio
Pyongyang
Kim Il Sung
Korea
A. M. Puzanov
U. N
Communist Party
Rodong Shinmoon
U. N. Command
Red
China
U.N
Rights Bill Is Doomed by Southern Filibuster
Sen Ives of New York says the civil rights bill faces a southern filibuster and is doomed. Sen Ellender of Louisiana vows prolonged debate, while Senate leaders delay debate until July 8. Sen Case of New Jersey remains optimistic the 64 votes to cloture can be reached.
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Washington
Sen
Ives
RNY
Sat
Ellender
D-La
Senate
House
Knowland
California
Senate Judiciary Committee
Clifford Case
R- NJ
Two Crippled Students Wed In Opelousas Ceremony
Dianne Dezauche and Donald Dee Glyn, wheelchair users and University of Illinois students, wed at Louisiana Memorial Methodist Church. The couple plans a New Orleans honeymoon and a Seattle home, with two collapsible wheelchairs in their car. Dianne, 18, met Donald while she was a freshman. he pursued her after signing her up for a class she did not want.
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Opelousas
Dianne Dezauche
Louisiana Memorial Methodist Church
Donald Dee Glyn
University of Iinois
New Orleans
Seattle
Dianne
Donald
Illinois
Mokena, Il
16 000 Mile Voyage Reaches Miami Sailors From Saigon
A 41 foot sailboat Ly Kou arrives in Miami Harbor with Jacob Crane a 35 year old Annapolis native blond husky and Simone Moncharmont a French teacher who sailed from Saigon. Pierre Doubet of Paris joined in France completing a 16 000 mile journey begun January 1956.
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Miami, Fla. W
Annapolis
Nice
Miami
Saigon
Viet Nam
Jacob Crane
Blond
Miami Harbor
Simone Moncharmont
Petite Blonde
Crane
America
Pierre Doubet
Paris
France
Ike To Aid Fargo After Tornado Disaster
President Eisenhower named Fargo a major disaster area after Thursday night tornadoes left 10 dead and hundreds homeless. He ordered federal funds to the Civil Defense Administration to supplement state and local relief efforts, citing the widespread damage and hardship.
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Fargo
N.D. W
Eisenhower
John E. Davis
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Knowland's Daughter Wed In California
Senator William F Knowland of California wed his 19 year old daughter Helen Estelle to Robert Van Sickle Keen 23 son of a U S Steel Corp executive in Oakland California on Saturday.
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Oakland
Calif
William F
Knowland
R-Calif
Helen Estelle
Satururday
Robert van Sickle Keen
U. S. Steel Corp
Shell Explodes Injuring 13 During Public Demonstration
An artillery shell burst among attacking infantry at Fort Sill Oklahoma on Saturday killing four and wounding 13 others. The dead were Sgt. Alonzo Cartlidge Specialist 3.C David L. Robinson Pvt. Percy A. Reevey and Pvt. Russell L. Somers. No bystanders were hurt. The shell fell short of its target during the Adams Hill demonstration. Helicopters rushed the wounded to base hospital as blood plasma was sent from Lawton to the post, described as the world’s largest artillery training center based in the Wichita Mountains.
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FT. Sin
Okla
Army
Alonzo Cartlidge
Ft. Sill
David L.robinson
Henry T. Robinson
Oshkosh
Wis
Percy A. Reevey
iCarman Reevey
Neptune, N. J
Lawton
Army Post
Wichita Mountains
Oklahoma
Pfe
Joe W. Moore
Weir, Miss
Jessie O. D.broosk
Pensacola
Fla
Willis L. Oakley
Julian Palacious Jr
Falfurrias
Tex
C. Louis Walker Jr
Atlanta
Public Information Office
Storms Hit Broad Area Of Nation
Thunderstorms drenched broad areas across the nation with heavy rain and lightning. In Chicago, a driving downpour and gusty winds disrupted late Saturday activities as thousands faced weather disruption.
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Chicago
Tornado Forecast Covers Michigan Indiana Ohio Regions
The Weather Bureau warned Saturday night of a tornado and severe thunderstorm risk across parts of Michigan Indiana and Ohio. Expected threats include hail gusty surface winds and a tornado likely in lower Michigan extreme northeast Indiana and extreme northwest Ohio through midnight.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Lower
Storms Drive Residents to Seek Cover Across Midwest
Thunderstorms and heavy rain swept the Chicago area and eastern Illinois ahead of a cool front. Flooding rose on the Redwood River in Marshall Minnesota, with up to five inches of rain in the week. Additional downpours increased water levels in the Big Blue River watershed in southern Nebraska and drenched High Point North Carolina.
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Chicago
Ilindig J
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Redwood River
Marshall
Minn
Big Blue River
Nebraska
Ohio
Tennessee
Appalachians
High Point
N.C
Face Is Red Too? Florida teen fined for red light
Walter E. Stanley, 17, who represented 21 counties in the safe driving finals at the Florida state fair, was fined $5 in municipal court Saturday for running a red light.
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Deland
Fla
Walter E. Stanley
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