Israel says Hammarskjold failed to sway Nasser
Israeli officials in Jerusalem say UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold failed to soften Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser's stance. They warn the West must adopt a tougher attitude toward Nasser while Nehru calls for direct US-Soviet talks to ease the Middle East impasse.
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Cairo
Jerusalem
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
West
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Traeli Nasser
Hammarskjold
Israel
Eisenhower
Hasish
Harold Mac
Gaza Strip
Jawaharlal Nehru
New Delhi
United States
Russia
Middle East
Nehru
Indochina
Off Duty Deputy Identifies Suspect After Chase
California highway patrol pursued a speeding sports car but lost it. The vehicle stopped behind a warehouse where the driver claimed to have ditched a patrolman. Albert Rein, an off duty sheriff's deputy, identified himself and helped arrest Kenneth Greene, 27, on a misdemeanor evading arrest charge.
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EL Montes
Calif
California
Albert Rein
Kenneth Greene
Ike and Macmillan Reach Accord on Secret Policies
Eisenhower and Macmillan announced in Bermuda that the United States will supply certain guided missiles to Britain to aid its defenses. They offered limited observer facilities with the USSR at future nuclear tests and pledged cooperation with Dag Hammarskjöld’s UN efforts to settle Gaza Gulf of Aqaba and Suez Canal disputes.
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Ottawa
Ice Shore damages Hickory Lane boathouse on Lake Winnebago
Strong east winds pushed hundreds of tons of ice onto the Oshkosh shoreline. The Hickory Lane boathouse of Mr and Mrs A J MacAdam was crushed and scattered, with ice 19 to 45 feet high piling up along eight properties. Gas lantern found on the ice amid ruined remains. no boat inside at the time. Residents report thick yet honeycombed ice and ongoing cold, windy conditions.
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Lake Winnebago
Oshkosh
Hickory Lane
Pau Ko Tuk
A. J. MacAdam
Brothers Spend Night on Island While Missing
Two brothers Roger Boughton age 2 and Alen age 10 from Lone Rock Wisconsin spent Sunday on a small island in the Wisconsin River after fishing. A 25 man search spanned Sunday night, then resumed morning. They crossed to the island in daylight but stayed put to avoid a night return, curling around their dog for warmth until a bread truck driver found them on U.S. 1 west of Lone Rock.
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Wisconsin River
Roger
Alen Boughton
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Beck Faces Senate Inquiry Over Union Fund Use
Washington reports Teamsters chief Dave Beck headed to Washington to face Senate investigators amid claims of misusing union funds. AFL-CIO officials demand accountability with calls for potential expulsion if Fifth Amendment protection is invoked. Beck disputes details while promising records but hinting at possible refusal.
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Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Senate
Afl-Cio
Beck
Senate Rackets Committee
Teamsters
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Jamesb. Carey
Teamster
Carey
Sullivan Seeks State School Control Against Federal Aid
Milwaukee—Assemblyman William T. Sullivan argues Wisconsin should fund public schools locally and resist federal aid he says would remove control from the state. Sullivan, running for state superintendent, says incumbent George Watson favors federal education programs against Wisconsinites’ wishes and claims no state can build schools without its own taxation.
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William T. Sullivan
Wisconsin
George Watson
Sullivan
Kaukauna
America
Wis Leonsin
Nixon discharged from Walter Reed after cold improves
Vice President Richard M. Nixon was discharged from Walter Reed Hospital after treatment for a cold picked up during a trip to Africa. Hospital officials said he was much improved and left the hospital to resume official duties after a period of care for tracheobronchitis.
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Richard M. Nixon
Walter Reed Hospital
Africa
Nixon
Bixon
Radio Televisws
Assm
Blizzard paralyzes Plains as seek survivors and dead rise
AMARILLO Texas UP reports the worst spring blizzard on the High Plains roared eastward leaving widespread snowdrifts. At least 11 dead across Texas Kansas Nebraska Illinois with thousands marooned crewing rescue efforts. Pedestrians and motorists vanish amid blocked roads and power outages while rescue crews fight three foot drifts and trains and buses halt.
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Tex
High Plains
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Illinois
Bliazard
Jan Wilson
Southern Edge
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
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Ilinois
Iowa
R. G. Gravestock
Oklahoma Highway Department
Panhandle
State Highway Department
McLean
Boise City
Okia
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas Panhandle
Dodge City
Liberal
Garden City
Kan
Kasper Faces Arraignment On Second Charge
John Kasper, segregation campaigner, goes to Federal District Court in Knoxville on a second contempt charge tied to Rory Clinton High School integration efforts. He was arrested and freed on bond, with further appeals and related rallies noted.
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John Kasper
Clinton
Tenn
Kasper
Benjamin J Simmons
Knoxville
Robert L Taylor
Clinton High School
Kesper
White Citizens Council
Hye
Nezroestin Jackson
Miss
C.K. Isteate
Leacher
Tallahassee
Flo
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Bilan
Hits Press
Florida
Ku Klux Klan
Billy Hendrix
Birmingham
Alei
Bandar
Vision
Leo Wilette
Wbrc-Tv
Bridges predicts Congress will cut taxes next year
Sen Styles Bridges says on a TV program that Congress likely will cut taxes next year. He answers a reporter's question about possible tax cuts for the election year, with a brief, lightly hedged reply.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Congress
Alwgis Saxe
U S Posts 24 Hour Atlantic Watch to Prevent Sneak Attack
The United States has established a 24 hour Atlantic watch to detect and head off a potential Soviet sneak attack from Arctic bases. Navy operations from Newfoundland aim to deter long range bombers and submerged threat as Atlantic Barrier Force radar stations patrol seaward approaches. Admiral Jerald Wricht says the force exists to stop any cross Atlantic attack.
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Tne
North HA
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Hawai
U.S
New York
Jeranld Wrichi
Atantic Barrier Force
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