Senator Wiley Defends Ike U2 Handling in Aide’s Letter
Sen. Alexander Wiley rebuts charges that Ike era decisions caused the Paris summit collapse. He cites a Herter letter defending administration policy on Eisenhower trip to Japan and U2. He abstained on the committee report vote and says lawmakers should not dictate internal policy.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
Rwis
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Wiley
Leven
Paris
Senate
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Fisenhower
Japan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Frank J. Lauache
Dohio
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Humphrey urges Red China inclusion in Geneva talks
Sen. Hubert Humphrey proposes to President Eisenhower bringing Red China into Geneva disarmament negotiations without Communist China. He outlines a first-stage plan including banning long-range bombers with strict inspection and base-wide international oversight.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
China
Geneva
Humphrey
Senate
Red China
Promier
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Strategic Air Command
Ohioans Reach Finals in Barbershop Quartet Championship
East Liverpool quartet from Ohio advances to finals among ten groups in the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Singing championship. The malists compete for the crowd tonight.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
Queen Bee Seals Home As Couple Report Besieged By Swarm
MEMPHIS AP A retired couple, Allem S Vaughan and his wife, are prisoners in their home after Vaughan sealed a hole in the wall trapping the queen bee and half the colony inside. The remaining bees outside attack doors and windows, swarming the breakfast nook. The siege began three weeks ago and continues as the bees threaten entry.
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Memphis, Tenn
Allem S. Vaughan
Vaughan
Tea Soon
Vaughans
Japanese March On U S Embassy in Tokyo
About 5000 protesters chanting Yankee, leftists march toward Parliament in Tokyo. Police block near the American Embassy. marchers shift toward Parliament and the prime minister’s official residence. Demonstrations press on as one speaker complains of waiting weeks and longing for ordinary tasks.
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Tokyo
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Visiting Red Mayor Splatters Egg Incident At Park
In Niagara Falls Ontario a protester threw a raw egg at Moscow mayor Nikolai Bobrovnikov but only splashed him. Ged Janusomis, 20, was captured by police and TV crews and later released on $200 bail. Mayor Franklin Miller declined comment to avoid straining relations.
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Niagara Falls. Ont
Moscow
Nikolai Bobrovnikov
Franklin Miller
Niagara Falls
Ont
Ged Janusomis
Wyatt
Knight says 12 House members tied to expense irregularities
Knight newspapers audited 25 000 congressional expense vouchers and found irregularities involving about a dozen House members including Rep. Oren Harris. He defends reporters and says the expose stemmed from years of investigative work, urging standards to prevent future abuses.
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Washington
John S. Knight
Knight Newspapers
House
Rep
Oren
Knight
Akron
Ohio
Walter Pincus
Don Oberdorfer
Rep. Harris
Kennedy's In DiSalle Maintains Kennedy Victory Prospects
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle predicted a first ballot Kennedy nomination at the 52nd governors conference in Glacier National Park Montana. He said Kennedy may lack first roll call votes but would win before results are announced, as southern governors plan a Dixie caucus for Johnson and Ellington in Texas and Tennessee.
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Glacier National Park
Mont
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Kenly
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Price Daniel
Buford Ellington
Tennesee
Dapper DiSaile
Governor Lawrence Skips Democratic Convention Delegation Uncommitted
Governor David Lawrence of Pennsylvania, who leads 81 Democratic convention delegates, caused speculation by not attending the conference. He remains in a trading position as his delegation is uncommitted, citing ongoing important legislative sessions as his reason.
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David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
South Korea abandons Rhee plan to unite peninsula by force
Prime Minister Huh Chung declared that Seoul has rejected the late President Syngman Rhee’s idea of reuniting the divided peninsula by force. The statement marks a shift away from military reunification rhetoric amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Seoul
South Korea
Huh Chung
Syng- Man Rhee
Today's Chuckle Don't work up a head of steam before you find out what's cooking.
A lighthearted note hints at patience before discovering the dish or plan behind a humorous misdirection. It plays on steam and cooking as a metaphor for avoiding premature conclusions.
Castro taunts Herter with million ton sugar wager
Fidel Castro declared on Cuban TV that he would wager a million tons of sugar with Secretary of State Christian Herter over Cuba's production and offered to surrender Cuba's U.S. quota or his country's output if 1961 falls short. He warned American investors of seizures and pressed diversifying sugar supplies for the United States.
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Fidel Castro
Christian A. Herter
Castro
Cuba
United States
U.S
U.S Congress
Herter
Soviet Union
Xenia Home Fully Integrates Negro and White Children
In Xenia Ohio the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home completed integration. Superintendent Floyd E Hartpence says 36 of 420 children are Negro and they share cottages dining chapels schools and recreation on an equal basis.
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Xenia
Ohio
Hartpence
Real Nice Fellow Youth Confesses In Murder Case
James Shields an 18 year old youth surrendered to police after fatally shooting Dastigir a furniture merchant in Los Angeles The Indian born man and former employer carried cash leading to the robbery motive Shields said he planned the robbery while watching television The gun discharged three times hitting Dastigir and injuring Shields before he fled and later confessed to his brother in law
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Los Angeles
Cea Dastigir
James Shields
Shields
Televi
Sion
Dastigir
Shiekis
General Hospital
Betancourt Hunts For Attackers
President Romulo Betancourt, with a swollen face and bandaged hands, pursues culprits after a bomb during an army day ceremony near Caracas. Three were killed and eight wounded. Defense Minister Lopez was injured. fate of authors linked to exiled Marcos Perez Jimenez regime.
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Richard G. Maslock
Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Miraflores
Lopez Hence
Avenue of Heroes
Cara
Ike Ends Rest Stop In Hawaii
President Eisenhower wraps up a six day Hawaii rest stop and heads to Washington to address the nation on his controversial Eastern journey. He is said to have drafted a hard hitting speech accusing Communists and Japan’s students of attempting to block his Tokyo visit.
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Luiz Augusto Dubuc
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Honolulu
Eisenhower
Washington
Tokyo
Travis Apb
California
Andrews Air Force Base
White House
Far East
Hawaii
Esenhower
Reds
Peiping
Moscow
Plane Crashes Near Rio. 51 Aboard Feared Dead
A Brazilian Convair with 51 aboard including at least one American disappeared while approaching Rio de Janeiro and wreckage and body parts were later found in Guanabara Bay. Navy and air force searched the area but no survivors were reported. The flight origin Brasilia with a Belo Horizonte stopover carried passengers including Newton Thompson of Waterville Maine and other Anglophone names. One congressman Jose Gomes Talarico said he nearly traveled, buying another ticket after a delay.
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Belo Horizonte
Paqueta
Rio
Dumont
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Thompson
Waterville
Maine
American Bond and Share Electric Co
Real Airlines
George Pfistern
Janet S. Latter
H. V. Lee
Belo Morozonte
Brasilia
Jose Gomes Talarico
Belo Horizode
Newsmen Water
Airlise
Joao Beljor
Santos Dumont
Brazilian Air Force
Navy Cras
Navy
Can Co to Close Plant in Blue Ash Near Cincinnati
American Can Co. announces Friday the closure of its Blue Ash plant near Cincinnati. About 600 employees will be affected by the shutdown while the Cincinnati plant, employing roughly 604 workers, will continue operating.
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Cincinnati
American Can Co
Blue Ash
American Can
Aunt Mary Opens Youth Center Aimed at Baltimore Youths
In East Baltimore Aunt Mary Dobkin a disabled Russian immigrant with a long history of operations and a wheel chair opens a formal youth center. The project follows a string of club efforts that faced vandalism but volunteers hope this mansion clubhouse will sustain a program serving thousands of local children.
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Mary
Mary Dobkin
Aunt Mary
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