Peace Talks With Russia Aide NATO Summit Opens
At the NATO summit in Paris the alliance aligned on a compromise to explore possible settlements with Russia while planning to arm Europe with nuclear missiles. President Eisenhower joined late as ministers worked on Bulganin letters. final decisions on ICBM bases and warhead stockpiles may come later.
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Paris
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Dulles
NATO Europe
NATO Permanent Council
Nikolai Bulganin
NATO
Granny Shoots Former Lover And His Bride
Mrs Harriet Hurley, 69, of Anderson Indiana, was convicted in Phoenix of assault with a deadly weapon for shooting her former lover Jacob Metzing 69 and his wife Noma 58 on March 31. Jurors rejected intent to kill and gave a maximum sentence of 1 to 10 years.
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Phoenix
Arizon
Harriet Hurley
Anderson
Ind
Arizona
Indiana
Four Autos In Collision At 9th Harrison
Four cars damaged in a 3:39 p.m. collision at Ninth and Harrison. Vehicles driven by Marvin C. Rust of Bruford and Neil D. Butler of 615 South 20th collided in the intersection. Rust then struck a parked car owned by Clifford Johnson of Wilshire Drive, pushing it into another parked vehicle owned by C. L. Shultes of Belle Rive. Rust fined $5 and costs for failure to yield right of way. Amounts damaged estimated at $100 for Rust, Johnson, and Shultes cars, and about $50 for the Butler car.
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Harrison
Marvin C. Rust
Bruford
Neil D. Butler
South 20Th
Rust
Clifford Johnson
Wilshire Drive
Johnson
C. L. Shultes
Belle Rive
Butlerworth
J. R. Thomas
Rust, Johnson and Shultes
Butler
Tenth
Periis
Orman L. Floyd
South 26Th
Leta Mays
South
Indiana GOP split sparks public squabble in Indianapolis
In a closed state committee meeting Indiana senators Homer Capehart and Charles Halleck clashed with Gov. Harold Handley over Eisenhower administration criticism. They warned intra party bickering could aid Democrats in 1960 while Handley plans a statewide TV update on his record.}
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Capehart
Halleck
Handley
Indianapolis
Indiana
Republican Party
State Committee
Homer E. Capehart
Rep
Charles E. Halleck
Harold W. Handley
Washington
Fight Evansville Interstate Road oppose I 64 route
VINCENNES Ind Indiana and Illinois civic leaders from cities along U S 50 will meet here tonight to organize opposition to a proposed route farther south for Interstate 64. A group of Illinois communities has formed the St Louis to Vincennes Interstate Highway Assn to fight the proposed route.
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Vincennes
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
U. S. 50
St. Louis-to-Vincennes
Britain to skip postwar loan installments to U.S. and Canada
Britain announced it will defer $127.2 million in postwar loan installments from the United States and Canada, saying the move strengthens its economic position and is prudent under loan provisions. Secretary of the Air Force James H. Douglas warned the Senate of a real possibility that the Russians could reach the moon within a year, and that intercontinental ballistic missiles may be in operation within two years, with the X-15 as a step toward a manned satellite.
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Britain
United States
Canada
Pan
Treasury
House of Commons
Washington
Air Force
James H. Douglas
Douglas
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ige
Subcommittee
Pawel Weiss
Rene
Sidtomstal
Viasst Sidon
SAC
Sequirate
Seite Republican Poies Consille
Bridges
Fairfield Wound Case Investigated
A man was taken to a hospital 24 to 48 hours after being wounded in a hunting accident as friends described it. One man is jailed and another fled. Investigators consider a possible link to a holdup shooting and charge is listed.
President Eisenhower Busy Schedule in Paris Visit
President Eisenhower kept a full program in Paris with talks with Italian Premier Adone Zoli and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, a NATO headquarters visit, an afternoon summit session, and a state dinner hosted by French President Coty. Adenauer praised his condition, noting his illness was short.
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Marvin Arrowsmith
Paris
Eisenhower
NATO
Adone Zoli
Konrad Adenauer
Coty
Zoli
Adenauer
Washington
U.S
Lauris Norstad
U. S
Family of Ten Left Homeless After Bethel Fire
A fire at the Browder home on Brownsville Road destroyed most belongings leaving Leroy Browder, his wife, and eight children aged nine months to 15 years without housing. They seek bed clothing and household articles. donations may be left at 708 South 12th Street for Mrs. Bertha Braden, as Mt Vernon Rescue Mission aided with clothing and beds, while kicthen items may be salvaged and replaced later.
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Bethel Schools
Leroy Browder
Brownsville Road
Bertha Braden
Browder
South 12Th Street
Mt Vernon
Cressona Sees First Highway Fatality in 13 Years
Myron F. Moyer, 62, died in a highway crash when his car skidded on ice and struck a truck Monday. The fatality marks the town of Cressona Pennsylvania first highway death in 13 years in a community of about 1,700 residents.
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Cressona
Myron F. Moyer
Woman Hit By Car At Ninth And Main Injures
Mrs. Adra Holman, 67, of 1161 north 12th street, was struck at 5 30 p m Monday while crossing Ninth and Main. She was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital, spent the night, and left this morning. Driver Edna Cham lis, 1407 White street, was charged with failure to yield to a pedestrian.
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Adra Holman
North 12Th Street
Ninth and Main
Good Samaritan Hospital
Edna Chamliss
White Street
Health official dies in Decatur council office
Decatur Illinois health commissioner Herbert E. Hill aged 53 died in his city office. Hill, elected to the City Council in 1955, is survived by his widow and other relatives.
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Decatur, Ill
Herbert E. Hill
Decatur
Hill
Bible expert from Africa mixed up in marriages on TV show
Nigerian student Theophilus A Aderonmu 30 faced scrutiny over a second marriage as he pursued reconciliation with his first wife Fase. Courts in Bronx Chicago records show a second wife Katheryn L McGee. Immigration officials cite financial and scholastic trouble as factors in his U S college status. He may use winnings from The $64,000 Question for education and medical studies.
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New York
Theophilus A. Aderonmu
Aderonmu
Fase
Wind
Bronx
Hum
Chicago
Katheryn L. McGee
Mer
United States
Theeo
U. S
Robert H. Robinson
Aderanmu
Robinsons
CBS
Robinson
Roosevelt University
Bereaby College
University of Cincinnati
Nurse Hurt In Route 460 Crash Near Mt Vernon
Mrs. Henrietta Luecke 50 Ashley critically injured in a two-car collision on U S Route 460 nine miles west of Mt Vernon. Earl Ashabraner 30 and Harold Raney 20 also injured. Luecke listed in critical condition at Good Samaritan Hospital. Trooper Lyons investigated. factors included loss of control on a hill.
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Henrietta Luecke
Ashley
Mt. Vernon
Lueke
Mt. Vernon State Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Earl E. Ashabraner
South 25Th Street
Ashabraner
Harold W. Raney
South 13Th Street
Locke
Good Samaritan Hospital
Raney
Lee R. Lyons
Sheriff Blames Radio For Teen Vandalism Wave
Belleville St Clair County Sheriff Leonard Reinhardt accuses radio DJ Ron Lite of fueling vandalism with his Rock a Billy show on WIBY. Lite, aka Uncle Buck, says the theme Rock the Joint could be changed and denies any link to the mail box destruction wave.
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Belleville
Alop
Atlas Test Success Sets Pace in Cold War Space Race
The Air Force announced a successful Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile launch from Cape Canaveral at 12 38 p m EST. The limited range test traveled several hundred miles, landing in a pre selected area after a climb through clouds. It marked a stronger U S response to Soviet claims and coincided with a NATO Paris meeting as observers watched a momentous milestone in long range missiles.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Defense Department
Washington
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
U. S
Russia
Atlas
Free World
Dahlgren Loses Its Hospital District Fight
McLEANSBORO Dahlgren’s petition to withdraw from the Hamilton County Hospital District was ruled insufficient by County Judge Charles E. Jones. The judge found the petition 20 names short of the 50 percent of Dahlgren township’s registered voters needed. South Twigg township has withdrawn its petition to leave the district. The district had been set up in the September 14 election, carrying all Hamilton County townships except Dahlgren.
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Mcleansboro
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