Tito Denies Joining Blocs in Yugoslav Plan
Belgrade and Pula reports quote President Tito saying Yugoslavia will stay out of all blocs and keep free hands for peace. He notes no aid with political conditions and insists relations with West and Soviet Union remain cordial despite upcoming Belgrade talks with Bulganin Khrushchev and Gromyko.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Soviet Union
Adriatic
Pula
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Austria
Former Methodist Superintendent Dies
Rev. Charles Elzen Turley, 75, who led the Wilmington district of the Methodist Church from 1935 to 1941, died Saturday in Columbus. He served as chaplain at the Lancaster Methodist camp grounds and held pastorates in Dayton Oxford Newark and Marion. funeral services are planned tomorrow.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles Elzen Turley
Wilmington
The
Methodist Church
Lancaster
Dayton
Oxford
Newark
Marion
Philadelphia Orchestra Opens European Tour From City Airport
The Philadelphia Orchestra departed from International Airport last night in two four engine planes for the first leg of its inaugural European tour with Brussels as the initial stop.
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Philadephia
Philadelphia Orchestra
International Airport
Brussels
Book Salesman 21 Faces Murder Hearing
Richard Kluckhohn a 21 year old Evanston Illinois textbook salesman faced a murder hearing in Raleigh North Carolina on the shooting of Bernice Seawell and Howard Manning contends the shooting was accidental with the gun described as unloaded. Kluckhohn had been arrested in Chapel Hill about 34 hours after the incident. His attorney said he had no warning the woman was hit before arrest.
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Aleigh
N. C
Harvard University
Richard Kluckhohn
Evanston
Howard Manning
Raleigh
Uckhohn
Miss Seawell
Sanford
Young Kluckhohn
University of Chicago
Chapel Hill
Kluckhohn
Manning
Clyde Kay Maben Kluckhohn
California
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Ellen Waldron
Hondurans Put Lid On Dispatches
In Tegucigalpa the Honduran government censored outgoing press dispatches to curb reports it says could worsen the international emergency with Nicaragua. It cited false reports and an attempted message by Time magazine agent Harvey Rosenhouse. Troops were posted at the frontier as rumors of Nicaraguan invasion spread. Time said its editor spoke with Rosenhouse by phone but contact was interrupted.
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Nicaragua
Honduras
New York
Time Magazine
Rosenhouse
Delay In Army manpower cut to be delayed a year
Sen. Russell says there is a good chance the Senate will back delaying the Eisenhower administration’s planned Army manpower reductions for one year. He argues reductions are proceeding too rapidly while the House has already approved cutting Army strength from 1,404,600 to 1,027,000 by mid-1956.
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Washington
Sen
Russell
House
Bao Dai Militia Taken Over by Diem Regime
In Saigon Premier Ngo Dinh Diem seized control of Bao Dai's private militia, stripping the ex-Emperor of military power as the National Revolutionary Committee drew mass crowds to denounce Bao Dai as a traitor. The imperial guard, once loyal to Bao Dai, was seen as another step to erode his influence. Bao Dai, exiled to the French Riviera, abdicated after Ho Chi Minh's government formed, while the guard's attempted coup in Saigon collapsed when regular forces backed Diem.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Bao Dai
National Revolutionary Committee
pro-Diem
Imperial Guard
National Army
French Riviera
Ho Chi Minh
Dalat
Nguyen van Vy
Diém
UN Debates Free Press Treaty Amid Delays
The United Nations debates a proposed freedom of information treaty in the Economic and Social Council as members show opposition or lukewarm support. The United States opposes the draft, arguing it would insert restrictions and hinder press freedom by allowing governments to bar individuals and restrict ownership.
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United Nations
N. Y
VU. N
Economic and Social Council
General Assembly
United States
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual reduction while easing pain. The ointment Preparation H is offered in drug stores with a money back guarantee. Res. U. 6, Pat. Orf.
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New York, N. Y
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Russell Maisel
Pasadena
Maryland
J.D. Waller
Trenton
Leonardo Romanelli
Tuscany
Chateau de
Bonneval
France
Bernice Seawell
Arlington, Va
SouTh Middletown
Wilbur Sroufe
Harold Teaster
Middletown
Central Store
Middletown Journal
van Sever Ae de Sos
Packard
Packard Craftsmen
Barton Sales & Service
Central Avenue
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