Soviet Union Calls U S Plans Aggressive War At U N
At the United Nations Andrei Gromyko charges the United States seeks aggression against the Soviet Union and labels Washington an enemy of peace. He condemns U S policy and warns against bases for spy flights while Lodge defends U S restraint and vows to push for condemnation in the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Besser
United Nations, N.Y
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Gromyko
Kremlin
Security Council
Ledge
White House
Japan
Red China
Moscow
Peiping
U.N. General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
New York
Russia
Lodge
Eisenhower Browses 1909 Country Store in Biglerville Visit
President Eisenhower spent a happy hour at a Biglerville country store buying seven dollars of goods including dried corn and apple butter. He cranked a coffee grinder and marveled at the 20 000-item selection as cashier Marion Harbaugh recalled the playful moment. The visit ended with a mix of cash and a blank check swap and vivid store details from the staff.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Gettysburg, Pa
Eisenhower
Marion Harbaugh
William E. Robinson
New York
Coca Cola
Harbaugh
Robinson
Biglerville National Bank
New York City
Biglerville
Memorial Day Observance Dominates Middletown Features
Middletown residents pause for Memorial Day with obituaries and photos by Fritz Lalendorf and Ed Edmiston. Page 5 covers efforts to name and bury every American killed in war, while graduation week and a new shop wing at Middletown High School are highlighted on other pages.
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Middletown
Fritz Lalendorf
Ed Edmiston
Judy Butts
Middletown High School
Lemon-Monroe and
Fenwick Boys
Khrushchev Softens Tone on Paris Summit row
In a nationwide radio-tv address Khrushchev told Soviets the United States must be taken down a peg and blamed Eisenhower and American hawks for wrecking the Paris summit. He said talks could resume in six to eight months with China India Indonesia at the table, and criticized Nixon for backing hardline State Department figures. He praised the 2000 labor delegates in the Kremlin, while signaling reduced rocket production and continued distrust of negotiated peace with the United States.
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Preston Grover
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Paris
China
India
Indonesia
Far East
Germany
Khrushchev
U.S
Hell
United States
Kon
Kremlin
East Germany
Francis G. Powers
Francisco Franco
Spain
Chiang Kai-shek
Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
Chile Hit Again By Tremors
Chile endured a seventh day of earthquakes with relief efforts hampered by foul weather. The Taitao Peninsula near Valdivia and Puerto Montt was struck while Valdivia and Santiago felt further tremors. The death toll stood around 3,000 with officials warning it could rise to 5,000 as tolls stabilize over weeks.
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Santiago
Chile
Taitao
Valdivia
Puerto Montt
Alse
Santigago
Manila hit by monsoon flood after tropical storm Lucille
A monsoon flood in Manila areas Saturday following tropical storm Lucille left scores dead and thousands homeless. Two million people in southern Chile faced homelessness with near billion dollar damage. Airlift evacuated supplies as light planes aided the Globe masters. fresh earthquake tremors were felt in Puerto Montt, causing more damaged houses to collapse.
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Manila
Chile
U.S
Bbig
Interior Ministry
Puerto Montt
Girl's Body Recovered From Sunken Auto in River
Janet Vance, 17, died when an auto driven by Mildred Husley, 19, plunged off Kemper Road Friday night. The car was found submerged in eight feet of Little Miami River about a quarter mile downstream. Husley swam to a log and was rescued with severe facial injuries. Vance was trapped in the vehicle for over an hour.
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Cincinnati
Janet Vance
Little Miami River
Miss Vance
State Highway Patrol
Mildred Husley
Kemper Road
Husley
Theater Critic Quips on Biting the Ham That Feeds Him
A witty line mocks a theater critic as one who bites the ham that feeds him, a sharp jab at self serving commentary in the arts.
Holiday Traffic Toll Sharply Up
Traffic deaths rose sharply during the Memorial weekend as 375 lives may be lost by Monday midnight. Weather aided a mass driver turnout with about 73 million cars on the roads during the 78 hour period. An Omaha fire killed seven and a Milwaukee excursion steamer collision caused 14 injuries with no fatalities.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Council
Omaha
Neb
Milwaukee
Wis
Lake Michigan
Muskegon
Mich
Seven Dead In Ohio Traffic Toll Rises Over Memorial Day
The Associated Press tally reports seven traffic deaths and three fire fatalities in Ohio during the Memorial Day weekend period ending Monday midnight. Victims include 10 month old Armos Loyer in Huron County, Sherman Baker Jr. in Lisbon, Spencer Dunn in Toledo, Donald Van Curren in Belmont County, John Massey and his children Joyce and Hoyt in Cleveland, and Theresa Giacomoni in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Witck-Auto
Associated Press
Armos Loyer
Wakeman
Huron County
Sherman G. Baker Jr
Lisbon
Spencer F. Dunn
Toledo
Donald B. van Curren
Belmont
U.S. 40
Belmont County
John Massey
Joyce
Hoyt
Cleveland
Theresa M. Giacomoni
Akron
U.S. 224
Ministers to Hold Tuesday Talks After Summit Fallout
U S Britain and France foreign ministers plan a Washington meeting Tuesday to assess Soviet intentions and outline strategy following the summit collapse. Khrushchev’s Moscow speech suggested the crash’s impact may be easing, as the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization gathering includes eight nations.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
U. S
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Herter Warns of New Pressures in Asia and Berlin
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Communist China could press militarily in Asia as Soviet relations with the West worsen. He urged readiness to counter aggressive pressures including Berlin, while Bohlen doubted Khrushchev would greatly intensify the Cold War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
Asia
Charles E. Bohlen
Khrushchev
Khrushchev Speech Seen Aligning With West Leaders
Officials note Khrushchev mocked Eisenhower's golf enthusiasm and blamed the United States for the Paris incident while still claiming Eisenhower seeks world peace. He aimed at eroding Allied confidence in U S leadership and cited Herter's forecast of continued Soviet propaganda.
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Khrushchev
Eisnhower
United States
Paris
Eisenhower
U. S
Herter
Fricay
Military Civilian Rule Replacing Authoritarian Turkish Regime
Turkeys military coup leads to a mixed cabinet of officers and civilian socialists as Cemal Gursel becomes president and premier. A two chamber parliament and a constitutional court are planned, with a new constitution due by July. Public support rises as crowds celebrate the change.
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Turkey
Garven Hudgins
Ankara
Adnan Menderes
Cemal Gursel
Jtough
Sol Ther
Menderes
Gursel
Grand National Assembly
Sitki Ulay
Greece
Britain
Cyprus
Fehmi Yavuz
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Christian A. Herter
Douglas Dillon
Keo
Chicago
Lincoln Park Zoo
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Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Council
Australia
New Zealand
Pakistan
Philippines
Thailand
Berlin
Military “Committee of National Unity
Muharrem Kiziloglou
Abdullah Gozubuyuk
Seifik Inan
Amil Altus
Selim Sarper
Nusret Karasu
Cahit Talas
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