ROK Accuses North Korea of Expanding 580-Plane Air Force
Seoul asserts North Korea has built a 580 aircraft air force including three MIG-15 divisions and a fighter bomber force, with 15 bases active and two more under construction. The claim cites two defectors, Capt. Lee Un Yong and Lt. Lee Eun Sung, who landed Yak fighters at Seoul Airport.
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Seoul
North Korea
Republic of Korea
ROK
Red China
Lee UN Yong
Lee Eun Sung
North Korean Air Force
U S Doctor Wounded As MIGs Attack Airliner Near Formosa
An unarmed Nationalist China Fishing Airlines amphibian airliner was hit by two MIG jets near Matsu Island while approaching from Formosa. A U S military doctor aboard was wounded but not seriously. Four crewmen unharmed. The attack marked the first MIG incursion south of Matsu. The Catalina landed at Matsu after the incident.
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Taipei
Formosa
Fishing Airlines
Matsu Island
U.S
Matsu
Tungchuan
White Dog Island
Red China
U. S
19 Radicals Released In Argentina
Argentina freed 19 Radical party leaders detained since the June revolt against President Juan Peron. Four more members remained in custody. Police in Buenos Aires Province arrested two alleged Communists and two Radical party members on rumors spreading as authorities kept Catholic worshipers safe at churches damaged in the revolt.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Radical Party
Juan D. Peron
Eva Peron
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Peronistas
Segni Still Uncertain On Italian Post
Rome Antonio Segni a 6yearold farmer scholar and left center Christian Democrat has until Thursday to accept or reject Gronchi invitation to form a new Italian government He will consult political readers and assess coalitions before a formal charge Segni may be followed by Ezio Vanoni if he declines Support from Social Democrats Liberals and Republicans is seen as likely due to his land reform record as agriculture minister 1946 1951.
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Rome
Antonio Segni
Christian Democrat
Italy
Giovanni Gronchi
Segni
Alcide de Gasperi
Luigi Einaudi
Gronchi
Ezio Vanoni
Mario Scelba
Scelba
Social Democrats
Christian Democrats
Gray
Sardinia
Dayton Woman Killed in Show Low Auto Crash
Mrs Mildred I Holiday 22 of Dayton Ohio died yesterday when thrown from an overturning automobile driven by her husband Herman Holiday The couple's son Kenneth 3 was treated for minor injuries in Show Low Arizona and released authorities said Local report notes the accident occurred while the family was traveling in the area.
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Ariz
Mildred I. Holiday
Dayton
Ohio
Herman
Holiday
Kenneth
Desert jeep tragedy leaves two dead in Amazon Canyon
Twentynine Palms California survivor Chester Bunker recounts a desert outing that ended in death for Calvert Wilson and James Thompson. The group, lacking food, wandered after their jeep sank in drifting sand. Heat reached 120 degrees as Thompson ran and died, Wilson perished from exposure, while Bunker and Lyle Robertson were rescued.
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Twentynine Palms
Calif
Chester Bunker
Bunker
Amazon Valley
Amazon Canyon
Here
Calvert Wilson
James Thompson
Joshua Tree
Lyle W. Robertson
Cadiz
Robertson
Thompson
Burker
Needles
Los Angeles
West May Propose Disarming Formula At Summit
United States Britain and France plan to propose at the Big Four summit that Russia consider a formula to slow the European arms race. Dulles says Molotov’s regret over a US plane incident offers no change in plans for a Geneva meeting with Eisenhower Bulganin Eden and Faure. Western ministers favor a broad conference of NATO allies to discuss security guarantees and a possible all European treaty.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Europe
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
New York
San Francisco
V. M. Molotov
Alaska
Siberia
Molotov
U.S
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Eden
Faure
Geneva
European
Moscow
Warsaw
Soviet Union
Churchill Down
UN Session Declared Worthwhile and Positive Progress
The United Nations marked its 10th anniversary with a well worthwhile session. Big power talks with Molotov and Dulles, plus a four hour meeting among the Big Four foreign ministers, improved understanding ahead of July summit. The Big Four chiefs of government seek a venue at the Palace of Nations for their July meeting.
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San Francisco
Russia
U.N
Geneva
U. N
Eelco N. van Kleffens
V. M. Molotov
Iate
Molotov
John Foster Dulles
Dag Hammarskjold
Palace of Nations
Dock Strike On ANTWERP Belgium
Twelve thousand Antwerp dockers began a morning strike demanding higher unemployment indemnities and a pay raise. The action affects the port with potential disruption to cargo handling and imports and exports.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Three Die In Weekend Area Accidents In Ohio and Michigan
Area accidents killed four persons over the weekend and a West Middletown woman was killed this morning in an auto accident in Michigan. A two car crash near Eaton took the lives of a former Middletonian and two family members. Four year old Germantown boy dies after falling from a tractor and being struck by the cultivator. Mrs Carrie M Weikel of West Middletown is killed in Homer Michigan auto crash. her husband slightly injured. Additional fatalities include a farm accident death of Eddie Osborne in Germantown and a joint funeral for Walter Leroy Perry, his wife, and their 18 month old son killed in a head on collision near Eaton.
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West Middletown
Michigan
Eaton
Weikel
Homer
Mich
David
Walter Leroy Perry
Paul Dean
Hartford City
Ind
Perry
W. D. Brock
First Christian Church
U. S
Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Jesse Whittle
J. C. Whittle
Dayton
Pleasant June Weather Continues Through Tuesday
Sunday’s pleasant cool June weather continues today with generally fair skies. High around 85, low near 56 tonight. Tuesday looks mostly fair and slightly warmer. Sunday’s high was 85 at 4 05 p.m. and the low this morning was 60 at 6 a.m.
Snowball Stand Snowballs Laced With Liqueur Scandal
In New Orleans Mrs. Spurtock’s children ran a snowball stand that drew male customers eager for treats. Investigating, she found the children had adulterated snowballs with two bottles of her best liqueur. The business collapsed when she rescued the remaining half bottle.
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New Orleans
Paul Spurtock
Fire kills two children in Ohio residence
A Columbus Grove house fire in Putnam County killed two Amstutz children Gloria Amstutz, 11, and Bruce Amstutz, 1, who suffocated. Three others, Paul 10 and Thomas 9 with smoke exposure and Donald 12 with burns, were hospitalized in Lima.
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Ottawa
Ohio
Columbus Grove
Putnam County
Gloria Jean Amstutz
Bruce
Clarence Amstutz
Lima Memorial Hospital
Paul
Thomas Amstutz
Spy Draws Death Sentence in East Germany
Berlin reports that 27 year old Joachim Wiebach an unemployed East Berlin shop window decorator was sentenced to death by East Germanys Supreme Court for spying for the United States. Four other East Germans accused as U S spies received prison terms from eight years to life according to the East German news agency.
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Berlin
United States
East Germany
Supreme Court
Joachim Wiebach
East Berlin
U.S
Hoover Commission report urged reforms in Defense Department
The Hook Hoover report chaired by Charles R Hook Armco board chairman is reprinted on page 18. It offers 19 modernization suggestions and claims annual operating savings of two billion dollars, accepted by the Hoover Commission and sent to Congress for approval.
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Hoover Commission
Defense Department
Charles R. Hook
Armco Board
Department
Congress
Eisenhower Visits Maine Clambake With Muskie and Smith
President Eisenhower arrives in Maine for a friendly welcome from Gov. Edmund S. Muskie and Sen. Margaret Chase Smith. A clambake at Smith’s home precedes Eisenhower’s six day northern New England tour. He later returns to Washington for a Dulles led White House conference on the Soviet plane incident.
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Skowhegan
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Muskie
Eisenhower
Bering Strait
Soviet Siberia
U.S. Alaska
Racing driver dies in crash during speed event at Haven Hill
Ira Garfunkel, 26, of Berkley, Michigan, died en route to a hospital after his foreign HRG sports car overturned on a turn during the second annual speed climbing event at Haven Hill. An ambulance carrying him struck a car, his skull fractured on impact. Prosecutor orders examination to determine death cause.
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Pontiac
Mich
Ira Garfunkel
Berkley
Garfunkel
Haven Hill
Highland Recreation Area
Garfnkel
Fred Ziem
Patty Beats Head to Reach All England Semifinals
Budge Patty of Los Angeles upset Australia’s Lewis Head 6 4 6 4 6 4 today to join American Tony Trabert in the All England Championships semi finals. Trabert defeated defending champion Jaroslav Drobny 8-6 6-1 6-4.
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Winbledon
England
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Australia
Lewis Head
Tony Trabert
Trabert
Jarosay Drobny
CIO Nixes Two Wage Offers In Steel Talks
Pittsburgh reports union leaders spurned 10 and 10 1/2 cent hourly wage offers from Inland Steel and U S Steel Corp, demanding a substantial raise. The Wage Policy Committee will review and a strike could begin at midnight Thursday if no agreement is reached. union vows to shut mills if talks fail.
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CIO
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Inland Steel Co
U.S. Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
William G. Caples
Inland Steel
U.S. Steel
John A. Stephens
McDonald
Caples
Chicago
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Taedong River
Pyongyang
Ing
China
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Rene Lessard
Montreal
Canada
West
By John M. Hightower
Garfield School
Elmer
Marie Stoutenborough
Middletown
Ada Mae Faries
Ralph Lackey
Mabel Lackey
Ethel Smith
Mccoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Eddie Osborne
Middletown Hospital
Estele
Germantown Rt. 1
Ezra Osborne
Brewer Place
Delbert Brewer
Wetzel
John Arpp
Osborne
Gerpet
Noctory
Ezra Jr
Patsie
Henry Konkright
Miamisburg
Wayne
Knoxville, Tenn
Noctor
Ike
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Parmachenee Lake
Eisene Hower
Edmund S. Muskie
State Department
Magalloway River
Little Bay Falls
Bulletin
John Moody
U. S. Steel
Inland
U.S Steel
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