French Minister Arrives To Talk Of NATO Africa
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau arrived in Washington to discuss Russia's tactics and seek U S support for France's North Africa policy. He will meet Secretary Dulles and then Eisenhower, with talks focusing on NATO strains and U S leadership in the alliance.
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Africa
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Christian Pineau
U. S
Russia
France
North Africa
John Foster Dulles
Pineau
Claude C. Pineau
Air France
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Alexandria
Blair
Moscow
Soviet Union
Algeria
Tunisia
Morocco
West
Anthony Eden
Eden
NATO Council
Paris
Greece
Cyprus
Western Alliance
Britain
Turkey
Iceland
State Dulles
United States
Washington, D. C
State Department
Jean Francois
United Press
Weather Forecast at Air Terminal
Partly cloudy and cooler for Sunday and Monday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. Highs near 94 degrees today and tomorrow, with low temperatures around 68 tonight and 74 yesterday’s overnight.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Shoulders Completes Kidnap Case Term
SPRINGFIELD Missouri June 16 Louis Shoulders convicted of perjury in the Greenlease ransom case has finished his sentence at the Federal Medical Center. He was smuggled out last night due to heart problems and returned to St Louis. He denies taking the missing ransom money and says the truth will come out.
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Louis Shoulders
Greenlease
Federal Medical Center
St. Louis
Edmund J. Lloyd
Shoulders
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
FBI
Shero
Elmer Dolan
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Bobby Greenlease
Kansas City
Hall
Heady
Dolan
Missouri State Penitentiary
Government bookkeeping retroactive plan deemed hopeless
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson told the Senate Foreign Relations committee in closed door testimony May 2 that making the government’s technical bookkeeping retroactive is about as hopeless as trying to make birth control retroactive. The testimony was made public Saturday.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Missing 4 H Club youths Located in Cotulla and Nearby
Sheriff Frank Newman reports three of four 4 H Club youths missing after a College Station roundup have been found. Joy Herrin 16 Cotulla Nancy Studdard 14 Bellevue and Wayne Coe 16 Dallas County School for Boys were located when their car ran out of gas south of Cotulla. David Tidwell 16 of Dallas school remains unaccounted for as deputies search the area. Parents notified. The four were among thousands at the state roundup and had missed dorm check in Thursday night.
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Frank Newman
College Station
Newman
Joy Herrin
Nancy Studdard
Bellvue
Wayne Coe
Dallas City County
Here
David Tidwell
Dallas
Texas A&m
Blown Out Gulf Gas Well Fired From Air
Naval Reserve fliers attacked a blown out Gulf coastal gas well near Pecan Island on June 7. Lt Cmdr Jones Morris and Lt Cmdr Harold Wheelahan dropped fuel and strafed to ignite the well, reducing danger to ships and oil operations as Union Oil of California requested aid. The well may flow until the reservoir empties or pipes are plugged.
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Naval Reserve
Pecan Island
Gulf
Louisiana
Cmdr
Jones Morris
Morris
Harold Wheelahan
Navy
Union Oil Co
California
Conferees See Bill Agreement on Interstate Highway Plan
Washington June 16 conferees said they expect to reach agreement next week on the nations largest road building program. Dispute centers on miles to be included in the 27.5 billion interstate network with the House proposing 40 000 miles and the Senate version 42 500 miles. Tentative accord on most features was reached Friday night and final details will be settled Wednesday when conferees meet again.
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House
Senate
Hailstorm Reports Hit Penwell and Goldsmith
Hailstones about marbles in size were reported at Penwell and Goldsmith Saturday night as rumbling thundershowers moved in with strong winds and dust. Airplane pilots noted hail at Goldsmith nearly covering the ground. Midland saw a light sprinkle and the forecast called for milder temps with scattered thundershowers later.
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Penwell
Goldsmith
Midland
Jail Breakers Captured After State Flight
Three Chicago youths escaped from Montgomery county jail Hillsboro Illinois seizing cars and four hostages during a two state flight. Norman P. Kelly 20 was arrested at Midway Airport Chicago Warner Yates 14 and Raymond Schneider 20 were captured near Indianapolis. Two hostages Mrs Selma Richter 27 and William Horton 28 were released unharmed. Don Fogler and his wife were abducted before the vehicular escape.
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Illinois
Norman P. Kelly
Midway Airport
Warner Yates
Raymond Schneider
Indianapolis
Ind
Montgomery County
Hillsboro
P. M. Bandy
Kelly
Selma Richter
William R. Horton
Pana
Ill
CIA Chief says US not behind in missiles and atomic power
Director Allen Dulles said he has no evidence that Russia leads in intercontinental missiles and is confident the Soviets are not ahead in atomic energy for power. He noted Russia has made progress in missiles but not a clear lead. Senatorial Democrats have accused the admin of allowing Soviet progress.
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Washington
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Russia
United States
Dulles
New York
Harold C. Ostertag
R-N.y
U. S
Boy Dashes Into Car Path and Dies in McAllen
Three year old Lionel Vallarreal died from injuries after he darted into the path of an oncoming car driven by 45 year old David Lee of McAllen. The incident occurred around 7 30 p m Friday as the boy walked with his mother on a downtown street.
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Mcallen
Tex
Lionel Vallarreal
David Lee
Two Americans Die in Cyprus Bombing at Nicosia Restaurant
In Nicosia on June 16 Cypriot extremists threw two bombs into a Soho restaurant on Regina Street killing U S vice consul William Boteler and wounding two other Americans believed to be Marines. A fourth man was slightly hurt as British troops detained three suspects.
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Cyprus
U. S
William Boteler
U.S
Ankara
Turkey
Britain
Little Soho
Regina Street
Boteler
Washington
U. S. State Department
Botelé
State Department
6Th St
D. C
Bomb Attack Kills American at Little Soho Cafe Nicosia
In Nicosia Cyprus two bombs exploded at the Little Soho cafe killing one American and wounding six others. Seven U S consular service employees were present. Investigators found the bomb fragments and noted the attack targeted a venue frequented by Americans in the old city. Three Greek Cypriot youths were arrested nearby as British troops secured the scene.
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Greece
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Soho
Courtney
Little Soho
Peru Votes in First Free Election in 11 Years
Lima reports Peruvians will vote Sunday to elect a president and congress in a three cornered race. About 1.5 million voters choose among Fernando Belaunde Terry Manuel Prado and Hernando De LaValle with Belaunde the liberal candidate and Prado a conservative former president.
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Peru
Congress
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Texas University
Manuel Prado
Hernando de LaValle
International Corporation
Two Workmen Drown In Monterrey Brewery Reservoir
In Monterrey Mexico on Thursday night two workers inspecting a 230 foot brewery reservoir died by drowning.
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Mexico City
Monterrey
Mexico
Heat Wave Eases After Weekend Highs In West Texas
Reported highs topped into the mid 90s in Odessa with a 106 degree Friday and 104 on Saturday. Weather officials note official city readings lag downtown measures by five to ten degrees due to station placement and screening. The heat affected West Texas as a western air mass descended from the mountains, keeping temperatures high across the region.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Terminal
T. N. Newman
Weather Bureau
Odessa
West Texas
Forest Fires Believed Curbed Across New Mexico and Arizona
The forest service reported about 150 fires in New Mexico and Arizona forests largely contained after burning 30 000 acres and prompting 200 evacuations. Winds could rekindle blazes as crews of about 2 500 workers remained on alert near Holbrook Clifton Tumacacori Santa Catalina Galiuro and Graham mountains.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Forest Service
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Rocky Mountain National Park
Ed Tucker
Sitgreaves National Forest
Holbrook
Ariz
Clifton
Tumacacort
Santa Catalina
Galiuro
Graham Mountains
Coronado National Forest
Death of Roy Eveland Brother-in-law of Arizona Governor
Roy Eveland aged 63 died in San Antonio yesterday. He was the brother of the wife of Arizona Governor Ernest W. McFarland. The obituary notes his familial connection and death location.
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San Antonio
Roy Eveland
Arizona
Ernest W. McFarland
Bolivian Vote Clouded by Threats and Exile Plot
Reinforced militia patrolled La Paz as the government warned of plots to disrupt the June elections. Vice President Hernando Zuazo leads the government-backed MNR ticket with Oscar Unzaga de la Vea having withdrawn. Leftist candidates Fel
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Victor Paz E
Tangsui
Hernano Zuazo
Revertilhary Movement
MNR
Oscar Unzaga de la Vea
Socialist Falange
House of Representatives
Falange
Enrique Hertzog
Buenos Aires
Harriman Criticizes Ike Policies At Denver Speech
New York Governor Averell Harriman arrived in Denver to greet a Western support group for his Democratic presidential bid. He attacked Eisenhower administration foreign and domestic policies, praised Oklahoma's desegregation stance as moderation, and urged Democrats to stay united while citing foreign policy national defense and farm issues as key election themes.
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Dulles
New York
United States
NATO
West
Denver
Averell Harriman
Eisenhower
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma
Harriman
New Yorker
Gary
Error Admitted In H Bomb Drop
Secretary of the Air Quarles said human error caused the Bikini test H bomb to detonate about four miles short of the target. He noted the mishap involved bombing equipment, not aircraft or carried gear, and said the error would not have a serious effect on the experiment’s overall outcome.
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Air
Quarles
Bikini
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