FBI Finds Italian Boy In Gotham
The 14 year old Vittorio Barattieri, missing since April 16, was found in New York City in good condition after a 44 day search. FBI credits a tip for locating him and says he spoke with his mother by telephone before his parents traveled to New York.
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New York
The
Vittorio Barattieri
Chicago
New York City
FBI
Vittorio
Countess Olga Barattieri
Count Ludovico Barattieri
Loyola Academy
Count Barattieri
Rome
Armida Frank
Baratlieri
Ludovico Barattieri
Miss Frank
Nation Honors Its War Heroes on Memorial Day
Americans pause to honor the dead with parades services and gravesite visits. President Eisenhower, represented by Donald Quarles, attends Arlington ceremony while wreaths are laid at Antietam and Gettysburg. In Paris and Manila ceremonies honor fallen soldiers with aerial salutes from Clark Field.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Washington, D.C
Eisenhower
Donald Quarles
White House
Antietam
Maryland
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Paris
U.S
France
Amory Houghton
Arc de Triomphe
Manila
13Th Air Force
Clark Field
World powers split with U S over China trade limits
Reports say Britain and Japan break with the United States over restrictions on trade with Communist China. Prime Minister Macmillan expected to announce Britain will ease curbs to match Western policy toward the Soviet Union. The move comes as Chincom meets on commerce with Red China following the Korean War embargo.
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Paris
Britain
Japan
United States
China
Macmillan
NATO
Soviet Union
Chincom—Consultative Committee For
Red China
Peiping
U.N
Russia
Moscow
Jules Moch
U.S
France
Moch
Missiles to Replace Some Manned Aircraft, Twining Says
Air Force Gen Nathan F Twining told a Senate panel missiles will replace certain manned aircraft as fast as feasible He noted the Air Force has only one tactical missile wing and needs many more He warned House budget cuts of 648 million dollars raise national security risks and urged restoration of funds He said deterrent forces and air defense have grown stronger and will continue to improve
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Edwin
Harkinson
Washington
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
May Closes With Warm, Sunny Memorial Day Outlook
The Miami Valley expects mostly fair and warm weather to finish May with Memorial Day forecast highs around 80 degrees. Tonight and Friday look mild and fair as a weak high pressure system shifts east. Middletown reported a Wednesday high of 88 and a 58 degree low earlier.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Nuts to You Not for Fish In Downtown Theater Lobby
A group gathered around a decorative fishpond in a downtown movie theater lobby as a goldfish showed a peanut lodged in its mouth. A police sergeant alerted the Humane Society and Frank Schuleter arrived to remove the peanut with a hairpin, saving the fish.
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ST. Louis
The
Humane Society
Frank Schuleter
Honduran Leader Villeda Morales Declares Presidential Run
Dr Ramon Villeda Morales Honduran ambassador to the United States and Liberal party head says he will seek a seat in the Constituent Assembly at Tegucigalpa then run for president. Assembly election set for Sept 21 as Honduras remains under a three man military junta.
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Antigua
Guatemala
Ramon Villeda Morales
United States
Villeda Morales
Honduras
Liberal Party
Tegucigalpa
Constituent Assembly
Republic
Julio Lozano
Nicaragua
House Cuts Defense Budget From Eisenhower Request
The House approved 33.56 billion dollars for defense next year, cutting 2.57 billion from Eisenhower’s request and 1.2 billion below his plea to restore. The vote was 394 to 1, with Rep Canfield dissenting. The plan trims all three services: Army 7.239 billion, Navy 9.801 billion, Air Force 15.823 billion, plus interservice funds and the secretary’s office.
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House
Appropriations Committee
Air Force
Civil Aeronautics’ Administration
Army
Navy
Secretary of Defense
Army Seizes Control of Beirut Amid Riots
In Beirut troops backed by tanks and armored cars took over the capital as bloody pre election riots erupted. At least six people were killed and 60 wounded, with former Premier Saeb Salam among those injured as Muslim opposition marchers clashed with security forces.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Saeb Salam
Salam
Labor over arms creed ends in Marine court martial
Marine Corps Private Peter Green, 18, from Evanston Illinois, was convicted of disobeying orders for refusing to draw a rifle and resume combat training. He was sentenced to four months hard labor and forfeiture of 55 dollars a month from 83.20 pay. The conscientious objector claim was rejected by a four man court martial. an appeal was planned. The Rev Eugene C Wood and Bishop Gerald Kennedy supported Green, while prosecutor Gerald Gaffney called the objection insincere.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine Corps
Peter Green
Evanston
Ill
Green
Sick Bay
Sen
Eugene C. Wood
First Methodist Church of
Oceanside
Stassen Presents New US Arms Plan in London talks
Harold Stassen, Eisenhower disarmament adviser, returns to London from Paris to submit a new US arms control plan to the UN Disarmament subcommittee. NATO backing reportedly grows while Paris discussions clarify a proposed ban on new nuclear arms and open skies style inspections may begin with eastern Siberia and Alaska.
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London
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
Paris
U.N
Stassen
Siberia
Alaska
Judge Rules Mother Can Teach Girl In Home Education
California Missouri took up the case of Mary Schoenheit age seven as she argued her mother Mary L Schoenheit provides at home education substantially equivalent to public schools. Circuit Judge William M Kimberlin upheld her claim and ruled the compulsory attendance law does not require Mary to attend school.
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California
William M. Kimberlin
Mary L. Schoenheit
Kimberlin
Mary
Missouri
Gore to Question Anderson on Treasury Debt Policy
Sen. Gore states he will scrutinize Robert B. Anderson's plans to manage the government's large debt as secretary of the Treasury. Anderson, 46, nominated by President Eisenhower to replace George M. Humphrey, who will leave this session. Democrats criticize the policy of tight money and higher interest rates, while Republicans defend it to curb inflation.
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John Chadwick Washington
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Eisenhower
George M. Humphrey
Humphrey
National Steel Corp
Senate
Gore
Treasury
Theater Tickets Bring Tomorrow Night Delays
A chuckling husband tells his wife at 4 p.m. he has two theater tickets. She replies to get ready, but he reveals they are for tomorrow night, prompting a humorous misalignment of timing.
Adenauer Ends Talks With U S
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer returns home after three days of talks in Washington. He says German American friendship has been strengthened and that the United States plans no disarmament action prejudicing German reunification.
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Washington
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Eiesenhower
United States
Germany
West Geremany
Runaway Navy Drone Flies Four States Before Safe Landing
A pilotless Navy F6F Hellcat drone ran out of gas and crash landed on a farmer's wheat field west of Colfax Washington after an erratic flight across California Nevada Oregon and Washington. Jets were dispatched from Idaho and Spokane to intercept during its northward dash at about 20 000 feet and 250 knots.
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Colfax
Wash
Here
Spokane
Idaho Air Guard
Navy
Death Valley Monument
California
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
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