Western Allies clash over aid and arms at pre summit talks
Washington and London, seeking unity with Paris, disagreed on boosting aid to developing nations and curbing weapons shipments as they wrap up three days of talks. They plan to present a Western position at Khrushchev's Paris summit, while deferring a French proposal to a diplomat committee.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Monch
Paris
West Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Conve de Murville
Charles de Gaulle
Aled
Wesk
Khrushchev
Berlin
U.S.S.R
Kremlin
East West talks push Berlin crisis risk at summit
The article notes Allied spokesmen stressing concessions to ease Soviet pressure on Berlin ahead of the summit. A Paris May 14 meeting with Chancellor Adenauer is planned for final strategy. A nuclear test ban with controls is seen as a likely outcome from the talks.
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Soviet Union
Paris
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
NATO May Get Polaris
A State Department spokesman said discussions on arming NATO with Polaris missiles began at the Atlantic Pact defense meeting in Paris two weeks ago. Britain, which has 60 U S land based missiles, may want Polarises but needs would be weighed against overall NATO needs as talks remain in early stages.
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Washington
United States
North Atlantic
State Department
Paris
Britain
Lincoln White
J. S
White
NATO
Emmitsburg Junior Chamber Charter Night Speaker
Thursday at 7 pm the Greater Emmitsburg Junior Chamber of Commerce chapter hosts charter night at the V F W Post Home. Speaker George E. Snyder of Hagerstown, Maryland Senate member, will deliver the banquet address. Snyder, a St John’s Lutheran member, attended Hagerstown High, earned Maryland University education in business and government, founded a 1948 business, and serves as director for four firms. He has held multiple Jaycees roles including past state president and National Membership Chairman, and received the 1957 Clayton Frost Award.
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Emmitsburg
Greater
Little Hope For Cuban Rebel Hunter In Sierra Maestra
In LAS MERCEDES Cuba AP report says villagers see little chance the Cuban rebel Beaton band of about 50 can survive long in Sierra Maestra foothills. Castro directs the search amid early rainy season and scarce edible wild fruits. Officials imply a news blackout on progress of the eight day hunt as two other rebel groups are present nearby.
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Las Mercedes
Cuba
Oriente Province
Sierra Maestra
Castro
Manuel Beaton
Beaton
Notable Youth Leader Honored in Washington County Maryland
The subject was named outstanding young man of Washington County at age 3 and was selected as one of the five outstanding young men of Maryland for the same year. He held the posts of standing State Jaycee president in the Nation and served as a Junior Chamber International Senator.
Cuban newsmen locate Castro in hills he dismisses visit
Cuban reporters claim they tracked Castro to the hills but the leader ordered them out. Military sources remained silent on Staptiago reports from a Castro commander claiming Beaton's second secretary and ten elements were captured.
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Castro
Staptiago
Beaton
Soviets Reject Western Disarmament Proposal
In Geneva, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin rejected a Western bid to move the 10 nation disarmament conference toward specifics. The plan called for a quick ban on production of fissionable materials for military use, followed by phased dismantling of warheads and converting atomic charges to peaceful purposes. The United States offered wide inspections of Soviet nuclear plants in exchange for Western access to U S facilities, but Zorin dismissed the proposal as implying more control than disarmament.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Valerian A. Zorin
U. S
Fredrick M. Eaton
Zorin
Eaton
United States Offers Peaceful Use Transfers on Fissionables
A US delegation described Zorin’s reaction as a curious and depressing performance while stating Washington stands ready to transfer agreed quantities of fissionable material from past production to peaceful uses, including material contained in weapons stocks.
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Eaton
United States
U S
Zorin
Watershed Bill Passed By House
Washington AP reported that the Senate approved a House bill to expand federal aid for 11 watershed improvement projects. The measure ends the limit on federal costs and allows states or local governments to borrow their share, covering the Potomac basin across Virginia Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Senate
House
Potomac River
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Porch romance and civic projects tied in Miami Beach report
In Miami Beach, flood prevention and other improvement works are noted alongside a social item about Dre Porumbeani and heiress Gamble Benedict eloping last week. The brief links local civic activity with a high society personal milestone.
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Geis
Miami Beach
Fla
Amdre Porumbeani
Gamble Benedict
Hotel Porter Job Shrouded in Family Dispute in Porumbeam
A Porumbeam hotel hires a 35-year-old man tied to a family feud involving a former guest relative. Local officials and employers declined to comment, citing privacy and ongoing investigations into personnel matters.
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Ager
Porumbeam
Manian
Iebel Charwe
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