Churchill Eden to See Eisenhower June Weekend
Washington report that British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill and Foreign Minister Anthony Eden will visit President Eisenhower in Washington the weekend of June 25 for an informal review of pressing issues. Officials say leaders will likely reexamine Europe and Asia tensions and discuss alternatives to the European Defense Treaty amid delays in EDC ratifications by France and Italy.
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White House
Sir Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Eisenhower
Air raid alert over city and district aerial survey noted
Numerous planes were heard over NEW CAST and surrounding area Monday as part of an air raid alert. A district air survey was conducted while residents faced hot humid conditions and sought cool places. Nearby Rochester and Beaver County residents install dial telephones with a new SPruce exchange.
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New Castle
Beaver-Rochester
Weather Summary With Light Clouds and Warm Temperatures
Daily weather notes show cloudiness today tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Highs around 86 82 expected, lows near 64. No precipitation reported and the river stage at 5.4 feet.
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United States
Extensive Air Raid Tests Reveal National Unpreparedness
Federal Civil Defense planners admitted the United States is unprepared for a real atomic attack after a nationwide mock raid that simulated 41 cities in ruins across the United States and territories. The exercise involved evacuation tests with estimated casualties and emphasized the need for improved home-front readiness under Val Peterson’s Civil Defense administration.
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Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
United States
Val Peterson
No Trace Found Of Young Couple
Rescue squads hampered by high waters of Slippery Rock failed to recover bodies of George M Russell III of Carnegie and Shirley Jean Morris of Wheeling WV after they were swept away Sunday. Despite shore dragging, search was limited by swift currents. families waited along the creek between McConnell’s Mill and Harris bridge as veterans predicted recovery may take days.
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George M Russell
Carnegie
Shirley Jean Morris
Wierton
W. Va
McConnell's Mill Bridge
McConnell's Mill
Harris Bridge
Deaths from Youngstown and area noted
Mrs. Leis Mae Baber age 83 of Youngstown Ohio Mrs Domenic Necera age 76 of 113 South Jefferson street and Mrs Anna Clara Wright age 55 of 919 Lernaia avenue are listed in today’s death record notice.
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Leis Mae Baber
Youngstown
Domenic Necera
S. Jefferson Street
Anna Clara Wright
Leraia Avenue
Campbell GOP Chairman In Close Fight
W. Filmore Campbell, a New Wilmington businessman, was elected chairman of the Lawrence County Republican committee in a tight race over Sheriff Frank L. Coen. Campbell received 102 votes to Coen’s 8, with 193 of 200 possible votes cast and two disqualifications for double proxies. A large turnout and few proxies marked the contentious party battle ongoing since May.
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Lawrence
Man electrocution on transformer draws crowd in Gary
A Greenville South Carolina man identified as Paul Gaines, 27, climbed a 15 foot fence to reach a transformer in Gary Indiana. He was electrocuted by 20 000 volts while about 400 bystanders watched in horror. He died an hour later at Gary Methodist Hospital with no clear motive given.
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Gary Methodist Hospital
London Editor Dies After Heart Attack
Lord Camrose editor in chief of The Daily Telegraph since 1928 died of a heart attack last night at Southampton hospital. He would have been 75 years old on June 7.
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Lord Camrose
Independent
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Daily Telegraph
Southampton Hospital
Early Agreement Anticipated On Steel Wages
Pittsburgh June 15 United States Steel and the United Steelworkers moved quickly toward a likely quick settlement of the 1954 contract demands. Bargaining teams split into small committees to speed consensus while union President David J. McDonald and U S Steel vice president John A. Stephens handle overall terms. The contract expires June 30.
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United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
John A. Stephens
Embezzlement Confession Linked to Ex Gov Hoffman
New Jersey officials expect disclosure of alleged kickbacks to ex Gov Harold Hoffman while state Employment Security head. Gov Meyner, who suspended Hoffman months before his death, may dismiss aides. Hoffman's daughter cited a deathbed confession stating he embezzled 300000 dollars from South Amboy Trust Co to cover debts from political service.
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Ada Hoffman Leonard
Fireman dives from moving engine to save child
Otto Gibson a Falls City Nebraska railroad fireman leaped from a moving Missouri Pacific locomotive near Omaha to rescue a two year old child wandering onto tracks at a south Omaha crossing. Crew members called it the most heroic act they had seen.
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Otto Gibson
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Navy Helicopters Land Officers To Probe Plane Wreck
Navy helicopters landed two officers on Yaku Island 50 miles off southern Japan to investigate a wrecked Navy bomber in which 17 men are believed dead. Capt. J. C. Toth and a medical officer reached the 5,000 foot crash site amid winds to 70 mph. no signs of life were seen from the air. The bomber reportedly struck the mountainside and burned through dense brush.
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J. C. Toth
Yaku Island
Mendes-France pushes bid for France's postwar premiership
Pierre Mendes-France, Radical Socialist leader, seeks approval for his proposed cabinet as he meets with military chiefs Gen Augustin Guillaume and the army air force and navy. He plans to present the bid to the National Assembly amid tension over Indo China. He supports immediate peace but not capitulation to Vietminh.
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Paris
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Pierre Mendes
France
Eal National Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
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Socialist Moderate
National Assembly
Mendes-France
Indo-China
Augustin Guillaume
Army
Air Force
Navy
Geneva
Plan For Rearming Germany Spurs Talks In London
Britain and the United States have held preliminary talks on rearming Germany with near independence, without French consent, in discussions framed as alternatives to the European Defense Community. Officials express confidence in French ratification of EDC amid cabinet crises, while behind the scenes Britain and U.S. work on possible security arrangements.
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Howard Handleman
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Germany
International
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France
Europe
Asia
Livingston T. Merchant
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dispute Ends In Shooting Of Vet In Johnstown
Leo Cortese a 26 year old Korean war veteran was in critical condition at Memorial Hospital Johnstown from shotgun wounds inflicted by Mike Mance 62 of Maple Ridge Somerset County Police say the shooting ended a seven year dispute Cortese was wounded in the abdomen and hand.
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Memorial Hospital
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Maple Ridge
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Mance
Cortese
Hurricane Hunt Opened With Air Force Search Flight
A round the clock hunt for hurricanes began with a bomber flight from Bermuda to scan a vast area from Wilmington North Carolina to Bronsville Texas marking the official start of the hurricane season.
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Thai ask anew for UN military observers in Southeast Asia
United Nations Security Council set to meet Wednesday to consider Thailand's plea for a UN military observer mission in Southeast Asia. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. indicated the session would proceed despite gaps in French government status and ongoing Geneva talks uncertainty.
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Schine's Passes Under Attack By Senator
Sen John L McClellan said Pvt G David Schine could have completed Senate committee work in a few hours, after reviewing documents amid Army charges about improper passes. The Arkansas Democrat voiced his impression following Monday's Army hearings session.
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Senate Committee
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Schine
Army
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Guatemala Could Touch Off Third World War
Retired Navy surgeon general Vice Admiral Ross T. McIntire told California Veterans of Foreign Wars delegates that Guatemala, now arming from behind the Iron Curtain, is a powder keg ready to be touched off. He urged the United States to halt arms shipments under the Monroe Doctrine.
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Navy
Guatemala
Franklin D. Roosevelt
California
Veterans of Foreign Wars
McIntire
United States
Geneva Parley Korea Phase Likely to Collapse
Geneva dispatch reports the Korean phase of the Geneva conference faces imminent collapse due to the Communist bloc’s refusal to allow genuinely free elections for Korea’s unification. Allies expect to end talks at today's plenary session unless a major change occurs.
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Two Escape From Lewisburg Prison
Two inmates from the Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary escaped from a work detail outside the prison and were sought by police and FBI agents. Frank S. Moxley of Alexandria Virginia and Richard F. Schriver of Baltimore Maryland, both 22 and 25 respectively, had been sentenced for car theft. Ninety guards and local and state police joined the hunt.
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G. W.hiumphrey
Frank S. Moxley
Alexandria
Richard F. Schriver
Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cuban Communist Leader Arrested
Havana June 14 The Cuban Military Intelligence Service reports the arrest of Juan Marinello president of the Communist Popular Socialist party. The official statement says Marinello was accused of engaging in anti democratic activities.
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Communist Popular Socialist Party
Marinello
Kidnaping Case Spurs Phoenix Police Probe
Investigators reopen the Evelyn Ann Smith ransom case as $75,000 recovered in seven bundles from near the Superstition Mountains road to the Quarter Circle U Ranch. Police found the money with a .32 pistol. Martin, 41, linked to the payment, aiding detectives in tracing irregularities.
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Evelyn Ann Smith
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Earl Moore
Charles O. Little
Churchill in crucial session with cabinet reviewed international situation
In London on June 15 Churchill met with his cabinet to assess the general international situation and prepare for anticipated questions in the House of Commons this afternoon.
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Winston Churchill
Comemmons
Bermuda shorts for hot weather urge sensible dress
The piece argues that even knobby kneeed men should wear Bermuda shorts to stay cool as the heat rises toward ninety. It suggests practical, breezy attire over prudish restraint and hints at avoiding calls to police for wearing such casual wear.
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Mercury
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