U N Debate Over Spying Clouds East West Rift
United States and Soviet Union prepared for a United Nations Security Council debate on espionage that could deepen post summit tensions. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko urged condemnation of U2 flights, while U.S. delegate Lodge argued espionage is ancient and not a threat to peace.
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Soviet Union
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Paris
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Eisenhower to address nation on TV radio Wednesday
President Eisenhower will speak to the nation on television and radio at 8 p.m. EDT to explain the summit collapse and outline United States and allied aims. White House aides say the remarks will cover future goals and the free world after discussions with Secretary of State Herter.
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Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
United States
Free World
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Herter
Gettysburg
Hagerty
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Tidal Waves Smash Hawaii After Earthquakes Kill Four in Hilo
AP reports four dead in Hilo after a sequence of tidal waves hit Hawaii islands. waves ranged from three to six feet, evacuations ordered in Honolulu Waikiki and other coastal towns, widespread damage reported across Oahu Kauai and Maui.
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Catholics In Cuba Test Fidel In Pastoral Letter
Havana AP reports Cuba’s Roman Catholic Church issued a pastoral letter urging opposition to communism as a test of the Castro government’s reaction. Prime Minister Fidel Castro has accused anti- communism of masking aims to derail his revolution.
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Catholic Church Attacks Communism in Cuba Letter
Archbishop Enrique Perez Serrantes of Santiago issued a pastoral letter read in Oriente churches condemning communism while praising the regime's care for the needy. He warned that communism is spreading and urged vigilance among Catholics amid Castro's government.
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Enrique Perez Serrantes
Santiago
Fulgencio Batisti
Oriente
Jewelry heist chase ends in gun threat at Warren auto
Morris Hunt, a University Heights jewelry salesman, said a man with a gun forced entry into his car in Warren Ohio and stole a sample case holding gems valued around 100000 dollars.
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Morris Hunt
Ohio Highway Patrol
Senate probes form on U2 incident sharpened
Two Senate investigations into the U2 spy plane affair gained momentum as Sen. Fulbright and Sen. Jackson moved to probe the events surrounding the summit collapse. Senate leaders Johnson Kennedy and Symington backed the inquiry as a step to assess decision making and national unity amid Democratic critique of the administration.
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Nikita Khrushichev
Gates defends alert test ordered before summit
Secretary of Defense Thomas S. Gates said he ordered a worldwide alert test of U.S. forces on the eve of the summit in a personal decision. He noted he advised the President and defended the no warning test as prudent for checking communications readiness, with plans to continue such cold war readiness trials.
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Chuckle: Easiest Way to Get Along On Four Hours Sleep
A comic quip notes the trick to functioning on minimal rest by splitting sleep into two short periods daily. It plays on urban humor about thirst for energy and efficiency with a light, everyday tone.
PTA Leader Urges Homes Train Teens To Pick Spouse
Mrs. James C. Parker of Grand Rapids told the 64th PTA convention that teens lack guidance on marriage, preferring instruction on cars and careers. She warned impulse marriages and divorces rise when home and schools fail to teach family life.
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Clouds Slow Alaska Mountain Rescue Effort
Dense cloud layers thousands of feet thick stalled air support but the Alaska rescue operation proceeded to a successful conclusion under challenging spring weather conditions in Anchorage.
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Alaska
Weather outlook mixed with historic McKinley rescue saga
Dry weather expected through Thursday with near normal temperatures. A low pressure system could bring showers Thursday. Weekend rainfall was light locally, but Mt McKinley saw a severe storm hindering rescues. The Whittaker twins and climbers faced frostbite risk as helicopter and bush pilots mounted perilous evacuations.
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Chile Earthquakes Kill and Maim in Coast Region
A pair of powerful quakes and giant tidal waves devastate nine Chilean provinces from Ancud to Lebu with at least 350 dead or missing. Officials report 130 missing, 220 dead from tremors and waves, 1,500 injured. aid from neighbors and U S bases arrives as President Alessandri plans visits and relief planes and trucks mobilize nationwide.
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Arauco
U. S
Walter Howe
United States
Malleco
Jorge Alessandri
MIG Jet Flies Over Denmark Overflight near Roedby noted
A MIGI7 jet crossed into Danish airspace over a home guard shooting range near Roedby Denmark flying less than 1000 yards high. Another MIG was seen nearby as an American C47 passed from Copenhagen toward Hamburg and landed in East Germany. The observer could not confirm if the planes were Soviet or Polish. Poland lies a short jet distance from Lolland where the sighting occurred.
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Statement About C47 Is On Way
Berlin AP The Soviet Embassy says a move will probably be made today or Tuesday regarding the U S Air Force C47 downed in East Germany with nine Americans aboard. The C47 strayed on a routine flight from Copenhagen to Hamburg and was reportedly forced down by Soviet armed forces. The Americans are said to be in Soviet hands and in good shape. The Soviets treat the affair as minor and avoid turning it into an international incident.
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Union Officials To Visit In Russia
Ten AFL CIO leaders and a Teamsters union official plan a July visit to the Soviet Union to learn about its people and trade unionism. The trip is personal, self funded, and not as union representatives. Participants include Jack D. Spiegel and nine other union figures from Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, and Washington.
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United Shoe Workers Union
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