U S General Reports From Moscow Air Show Visit
Gen Nathan F Twining chief of staff of the U S Air Force met with Marshal Zhukov in Moscow and visited a secret fighter base near Gubinka 40 miles from the capital. He described the Soviet air display featuring Delta wing fighters night fighters and a new Mikoyan designed jet. Khrushchev toasted Eisenhower praising his honesty and word keeping while Twining reaffirmed U S disarmament goals and armament controls.
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Moscow
Nathan F. Twining
Eissenhower
Georgi K. Zhukov
Gubinka
Twining
U. S. Air Force
Ichief
Russia
Zhukov
Mikoyan
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Georgi Zhukov
U. S
Air Force
Nathan Twining
Vas
Eisenhower plans July Panama trip after convalescence
President Eisenhower will fly to Panama late in July for talks with Panamanian and other American presidents. He postponed a planned early July meeting with Indian Prime Minister Nehru and will remain at Gettysburg after leaving Walter Reed. The 40th wedding anniversary will be marked at the Pennsylvania farm.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Panama
Jawaharlal Nehru
Walter Reed Hospital
Gettysburg
Eisenhowers
Jamess C. Hagerty
F Eisenhower
Nehru
London
Slayer Eludes Giant Dragnet in Ohio Manhunt
In Warren Ohio authorities pursue Alfred Buck Wilson 37 after a shooting spree that killed two of his sister in laws and a girl he forced into a car. The search spans Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia with dragnet efforts focused near abandoned quarries north of Warren where his car was found.
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Warren
Ohio
Alfred
Buck) Wilson
Wilson
Kentucky
West Virginia
Hazel Botts
Geraldine Brown
Nancy Worthington
Weather Forecast From Air Terminal Office
The Weather Bureau forecast clear to partly cloudy conditions with continued warm weather through Tuesday. Southerly winds around twenty miles per hour. Highs near 72 with overnight lows around 71. Yesterday reached a high of 94.
Governor Signals Funds For Probe May Target Kennon Admin
Governor Earl Long confirmed a $100000 mystery fund in the general appropriation bill would finance investigations and could include probing the Kennon administration. He said the money could be used to investigate anything, even his own administration, and a legislative investigation commission may be formed for a four year term. Kennon, who beat Long in 1952, is a political foe, and Long joked the fund might even be used to probe the press to uncover the truth.
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Baton Rouge
Earl Long
Robert Kennon
Attorney General’s Office
Kennon
Long
Legislative Investigation Commission
House
Senate
Attorney General
Carlos Spaht
Griggs Denies Red Doctrine
Lewie Griggs a 23 year old Jacksonville Texas native and former Army corporal who refused repatriation during the Korean War said he never accepted the communist doctrine and would welcome civilian treason trial to prove his guilt. He was dishonorably discharged and plans to attend college this fall to fight communism.
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Dallas
Lewie Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Griggs
Wfaa-Tv
Name Confusion Over Accident In Canton
Local report clarifies a Canton accident name mix up involving Sandy Burby of East Sparta and Sandy Mae Burby of Columbus. The caller identified the injured party as Burby Mae Sandy, while the other woman is Sandy Mae Burby visiting East Sparta.
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Canton
Ohio
Canton Repository
Sandy
Tae Burby
East Sparta
Burby Mae Sandy
Sandy Mae Burby
Columbus
Burns Prove Fatal In Dallas Plane Crash
Charles Dooley 34 of Irving died from burns after a light plane piloted by him faltered on takeoff in Dallas. The crash occurred yesterday during departure procedures.
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Dallas
Charles Dooley
Irving
Dooley
Texas Braces for Another Scorcher Across State
Mostly clear skies prevail with a heat wave predicted in Texas. Pre dawn temperatures range from 62 to 81 degrees, daytime highs reach up to 105 in Presidio and 84 in Brownsville, while scattered thundershowers are forecast across the state. Rainfall reports include Victoria 0.15, College Station 0.22, Dalhart 0.15, and Amarillo 0.10 of an inch in six hours.
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Associated Press
Texas
South Texas
West Texas
Panhandle
Wichita Falls
Dalhart
Presidio
Brownsville
Victoria
College Station
Amarillo
Parents Forget All About Carrie
In Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Cecil Prater of Milwaukee forgot to count their six children after stopping at a filling station. A caller reported an 8 year old girl named Carrie had been asking for her parents. Police traced the call and the parents returned to collect Carrie.
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Indianapolis
Cecil Prater
Milwaukee
Knoxville
Tenn
Carrie
Air Force Fund Vote Moves Toward Senate Clash
The Senate debates a $35 billion defense bill with a party split over a $1.1 billion Air Force boost. Democratic leaders Johnson and Jackson push for the increase to bolster airpower while Republicans predict a tight vote. Army, postal, and civil defense issues also surface amid broader defense and welfare funding tensions.
Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King in grave condition
KITTERY Maine UP Fleet Adm Ernest J King who led the Navy from Pearl Harbor defeat to victory in World War II was reported in grave condition today A bulletin issued at 9 am edt
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Ernest J. King
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Kittery
Maine
United Press
Pearl Harbor
Defense Chief Takes Off On Fishing Jaunt
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson left the United States for a Canadian fishing trip after a four day conference at Quantico. He said his remarks calling senatorial efforts to fund the Air Force phony were misunderstood and blamed himself while asserting extra Air Force funds are unnecessary. Wilson will face Senate questions this week about his comments as Symington’s committee questions his usefulness as a Cabinet member.
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Quantico
Charles E. Wilson
Canada
Secretary of Defense
Marine
Air Force
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Eisenhowe
Washington
James C. Hagerty
Wilson
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Rebels Attack Police Stations Near Nicosia Amid Rising Cyprus Tensions
Pro Greek EOKA rebels attacked a Deftera police station and a second near Yerolikus, wounding a British soldier and prompting guards to return fire. A separate bomb assault wounded five soldiers near Famagusta as a 16 day British operation against FORA leaders yielded information and supplies.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Deftera
EOKA
Union of
Yerolikus
Famagusta
FORA
Manon trial opens for Elsa murder charge
Edinburg reports Rodolfo Martinez of Elsa goes on trial for the Dec 4 killing of Mateo Nueva in Elsa. The defendant faces a murder charge as the court sessions begin today.
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Edinburg
Rodolfo Martnez
Elsa
Mateo Nueva
Steel Talks To Resume Today In High Stakes Negotiations
In New York the Big Three steel wage negotiators meet to avert a strike by 650,000 workers with a midnight Saturday deadline. The United Steelworkers seek a short term deal while U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic push a five year package costing about 213 million dollars and 4,200 dollars per worker in wages and benefits.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
United Stel Workers Union
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Washington
Admiral Ernest J. King Dies at 77 in Maryland Hospital
Fleet Adm. Ernest J. King, who led the U S Navy from Pearl Harbor defeat to World War II victory, died after failing to respond to treatment. He had suffered a heart attack and brain hemorrhage earlier, and his son was at his bedside. King had held both commander in chief of the U S Fleet and chief of naval operations simultaneously.
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Portsmouth Naval Hospital
U. S
King
Lorain
Ohio
Bethesda Nava! Hospital
Maryland
U.S
Pacific
Atlantic
Germany
Cat interrupts church prayer at Hallock church
A cat wandered into Hallock Presbyterian Church during Sunday services. It walked past the pulpit to the organ, hopped on the keyboard producing odd noises, then crawled under a choir seat and slept through the remainder of the service.
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Hallock, Minn
Hallock Presbyterian Church
Handcuff Theft Reported By Napa Deputies In Minneapolis
Two Napa County California deputies told Minneapolis police that a pair of handcuffs were stolen from their hotel room. Deputies Garland Riddle and Thomas Johnson said they followed a pair from Detective Capt. Eugene Bernath as they returned to California with a prisoner they came to collect in an abandonment case.
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Minneapolis
Napa County
Calif
Garland Riddle
Thomas Johnson
Eugene Bernath
California
British Plane Crash Kills 30 Near Kano
A BOAC four engine airliner crashed three miles from Kano during takeoff, killing 30 of 45 aboard. Pilot Capt. Herbert Tomlinson survived a nose high belly landing that saved 15 passengers and crew. Investigators fly to the scene. most victims were British or Nigerian.
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Kano
Nigeria
British Overseas Airways Corporation
BOAC
Herbert Tomlinson
Kay Buckley
County Cork
Ireland
L. A. Ward
Tomlinson
Tripoli
Sahara Desert
London
Sahara
Harold Whittingham
Britain
Lagos
Libya
French Forces Press Algeria Drive Amid Rebel Attacks
French units push in eastern Aures Mountains near Ed Bar Quinet, claiming 51 rebels killed and many arms smuggled from Tunisia. In Constantine area, at least 23 rebels were reported dead, while Pigmy forces near the Morocco frontier advanced with 16,000 troops and 63 prisoners taken amid tense Algiers unrest. Eight French soldiers wounded as European fatalities were reported from rebel attacks last week.
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Algiers
Algeria
Aures
Ed- Bar-Quinet
Tunisia
Constantine
Morocco
Church confirms convicted slayer in Denver church
BRIGHTON Colo Mrs Nora Rogers 23 convicted of second degree murder is back in jail after a brief freedom to be confirmed as a member of Mount Calvary Lutheran Church in Denver. Rogers mother of four faces a sentence of 10 years to life for shooting her husband William 25 as he slept in their bed March 11. Rogers testified she shot him after he returned home drunk abused her and ordered her from their home in Thornton.
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Brighton
Colo
Nora Rogers
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
Denver
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