Khrushchev Quizzed On Lost US Airmen
AP reports Nikita Khrushchev was asked about 11 missing US airmen from a C130 downed near the Soviet border last September. Ambassador Thompson discussed the case with Khrushchev on Eisenhower’s orders. details remain undisclosed. The Kremlin questions the US tape of Soviet pilots and says it does not know the fate of the rest of the crew.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Armenia
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Wisconsin
Harold T. Kamon
Louis
Route 1
Cole
Tranmelle County
Howard
New London
Congress
Kremlin
Britain Delays Iraq Arms Request Amid Diplomatic Caution
Sources say Iraq formally asked Britain to supply three modern arms, but London is weighing options as Baghdad shifts aligns. Britain previously supplied weapons and spare parts, yet currently withholds fighter aircraft and jet engines while assessing Iraq's stance.
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Britain
Iraq
Baghdad Pac
British to Bomb Secret Equipment In Wrecked Plane
The Royal Air Force said it would strike two peak mountain tops near the Soviet border to destroy secret rocket equipment after a crash. Paratroopers and rescue teams reached the wreckage where bodies could not be recovered due to hazards.
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London
Royal Air Force
Tresere
Aloaré
Woomera
Austral
Farouk Granted Monaco Citizenship as Prince Fouad Farouk
King Farouk of Egypt became a citizen of Monaco today. Prince Rainier III welcomed him with an ordinance naming the former Egyptian monarch His Royal Highness Prince Fouad Farouk.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Farouk
Egypt
Rainer III
Little Riviera
Fouad Farouk
Body found in Mississippi linked to Parker case
The body of Parker, a 23 year old Lumberton truck driver accused in the rape of a pregnant woman, was found in the Pearl River near Bogalusa. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover ordered a nationwide hunt for Parker's lynchers as authorities file new charges against suspects in the abduction from Poplarville jail.
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Bogalusa
Charles Narville
Isachi
FSI
FBI
Missi
Pearl River
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Parker
Poplarville-Bogalusa
Poplarville
Zels
Charity Hospital
Pearl River County
Miss
Rene Parker
Lumberton
Council Sets 10 Item Agenda for New Term Meeting
The Comosa City Council opens its new term with a 10 item agenda including street installations and sewer projects. It plans three year terms for several boards and commissions and and proposes staggered appointments. A 30 mile streets program and sanitary sewer work are to be approved.
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Commosa Council
Cnoun
S. Yarhuis Citizen Boards and Sons
Plan Commission
Museum Board
Board of Appeals
Wailer Board
Seyerage Commission
Library Board
Park Board
Cemetery
Fve Police and Fire
Board of Public Works
Board of Public
Fks
Premier Samir Rifai resigns as Jordanian prime minister
London reports Jordan premier Samir El Rifai, 60, resigns due to illness after serving since May. He was seen as King Hussein’s strongman and faced regional tensions, meeting with Hussein in London and Washington before returning to Amman.
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Jordan
London
UPI
Amman
Samir el Rifai
Hussein
Rifai
Ilness
Broad
Lion
Washinzi
Lan
Henee
Arabia
Faisal
Iraq
Jasi Skimmer
Eisenhower Says Summit Could Ease East West Tensions
President Eisenhower said a Geneva foreign ministers conference could open the door to easing East West tensions and that a summit remains a foregone conclusion if progress occurs. He declined specifics but noted Khrushchev is the key Russian leader for talks and urged constructive outcomes at Geneva. He also warned against government wage and price controls, urging steel leaders to act wisely as the nation watches closely. Eisenhower explained invites are personal and that recipients may send regrets if attendance causes inconvenience. He expressed hope the 1960 Republican nominee will gain more Southern votes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikils Khrushchev
Russia
Geneva
City of Isters
Enhower
United States
Truman
White House
Winston Churchill
Churchill to Confer With War Friends in Washington
Sir Winston Churchill, 94, arrives at National Airport with Eisenhower greeting a crowd of 300. He jokes about travel while planning private meetings in Washington. the visit, described as purely personal, includes attendance at the White House with three invited guests.
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Churchill
Ike
Winston Churchill
Eisenhower
White House
Washington
Winston
Lord Montgomery
Moscow
Khrushchersebereniihe
No Wonder Jokers Find Five Garier Snakes
A garbled OCR fragment notes jokers or attendants finding five garier snakes up to ten feet long, though the text remains unclear about location or event.
Thaw in Cold War Predicted at Geneva by Lloyd
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd predicted a thaw in the Cold War starting at Geneva with unlikely rapid progress. He spoke on television and said May 11 foreign ministers could advance talks ahead of a summit, with patience in negotiations on Berlin and German reunification as the long road to peace. He noted American concerns Britain's stance was flexible yet cautious and tied to broader East West reconciliation.
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Geneva
Selwyn Lloyd
London
UPI
Selwyn
Lievd
Britain
Berlin
United States
Washington
Eisenhower
Christian Herter
French force casualties in Algeria reach weekly high
UPI reports French troops killed or captured 911 Algerian rebels in the past week, the highest weekly total in recent months. French losses were not disclosed. In Washington, Secretary Herter prepared to brief the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on the Geneva conference and last week's Paris talks on a German reunification package.
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Strategy Washington
Christian A. Herter
Senate For Relations Committee
Aids
Secretar Ale Ing
Paris
Russia
Geneva
Tornado Outbreak Rips Wisconsin Farms and Powers
Four tornadoes swept Wisconsin’s west central area causing barns to collapse and homes damaged. Two farms near Black River Falls and Marshfield reported loss and cattle losses. poles broken in Neillsville. other funnels spotted near Eau Claire Chippewa Falls. Severe storm tied to barn fires and wide rain with gusty winds.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Rey ‘Zahm
Black River Falls
Hixtonslong High
Jackson County
Ketal
Sam
Archie Fisher
Marshfield
Neillsville
Weather Bureau
Eau Claire
Chippewa Falls
Wood County
Clem Vradenburg
Vesper
Vradenburg
Songho
Joseph Gillce
Sturgeon Bay
Shell Lake
Mather
All Tide
la Crosse
Wausau
Gratisburg
Tie
Lake Geneva
Pewaukee
India
Tibet
Lhasa
Court orders delayed integration in Virginia case
Federal judge Sterling Hutcheson granted a delay in school integration until 1985 citing inaction by the local school board. The circuit court stated the board’s total inaction justified deferring desegregation, amidst broader references to trials and political resistance.
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Virginia
Midh Schnal
Supreme
Yugoslavia imposes stiff duties on gifts from abroad
Belgrade AP reports Yugoslavia today raised import duties on gifts from abroad with exceptions for money orders and staple foods such as meat cheese butter flour and edible oils. Government claims no shortage of consumer goods. accuses gift parcels of entering the black market. Previously each citizen could receive a duty free gift parcel valued at 66 dollars four times yearly.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Strauss Named as AEC Chief Candidate Contested
Senator Anderson accused Lewis L. Strauss of false statements as the Commerce Committee weighs Strauss for cabinet secretary and former Atomic Energy Commission chairman comments spark rebuttal talks. The dispute centers on Strauss claims and Senate positions.
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Washington
Clinton
Lewis L. Strauss
Strauss
Uni
Cabinet
Comem
Atomic Energy Com
Fragmentary Crime Item From War Era Described
A damaged clipping mentions a 10-pound cement bar, a landowner and a tenant in a wartime setting. Details are incomplete but imply a legal or property dispute with a person named Mrs Deargikhy Ht and a prone position related to a heft charge.
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Cricklade
England
Deargikhy Ht
Tian Om
Formal Talks Open On Steel Labor Contract
New York reports formal negotiations begin between steel management and the United Steelworkers union on a nationwide labor contract that could influence wages prices and a possible June 30 steel strike. Talks involve U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Kaiser and eight other firms with hundreds of negotiators in Roosevelt Hotel discussions.
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New York
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem, Republic
Kaiser Steel
Roosevelt Hotel
Altoggih‘ar
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel
Hoboken
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