Reds protest over East German airspace breach described
Soviet Union lodged a formal protest accusing West Germany of violating East German airspace with a small French tourist aircraft. Paris summit timing noted. French embassy identified the craft as a sport plane with one occupant flying from Strasbourg to Malmo.
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Meeting Postponed in Warsaw as Polish officials defer
A monthly meeting scheduled for today in Warsaw is postponed until June 7. Ambassador Jacob Ream and representatives from China were expected to attend, but the session has been delayed.
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Arraignment Set for 2 P.M for FraClatton Slaying Case
Eighteen year old Francis Claxton sits in Winnebago County jail awaiting arraignment at 2 PM on a charge tied to the slaying of Martyn Fritz, 37, of 1326 N Main St. Dist Atty Jack Steinbiler said murder is the stated charge but exact filing may change. Fritz’s widow Victoria Mimms Fritz also held. A military veteran, Fritz was born June 18 1922 and married in 1954. Funeral services for Fritz are scheduled Wednesday at Fiss & Bris Funeral Home with burial at Aneride Cemetery. Friends may call starting 7 PM Tuesday.
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Rainmakers in London claim sound walls cause heavy rainfall
A London broadcast reports that Caucasus researchers used sound walls to induce rainfall. The scientists allegedly generated rainfall so intense that an area nearly flooded, prompting warnings.
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United States Demands Explanation of Cuban Submarine Incident
The State Department demanded an explanation from Cuba after a naval encounter near Cuba involving the submarine Sea Poacher. The U S says Cuban forces fired on the sub and then withdrew without messages. The incident sparked U S assurances that it has no hostile aims toward Cuba.
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Slaying Case Details Told by Authorities
Details of the slaying of Marty Fritz, 37, by his wife’s former suitor Francis Clayton, 18, were released by police chief Harry A Ber and inspector Jack D Steinhilber. Mrs Fritz confessed knowledge of the slaying after questioning Saturday morning. Clayton said he shot Fritz with a .22 caliber rifle as Fritz slept Friday night.
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Arsonist Hunted in Sheboygan Falls Fire
Police and fire officials question suspects in Sheboygan Falls as they hunt an arsonist blamed for a series of fires causing about 15 609 dollars in damage. Fire Chief Ed Bera called for help from neighboring fire units as investigators probe incendiary materials and scattered equipment across several locations.
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State Solons Renew Session in Wisconsin Legislature
MADISON AP Taxation dominates efforts as Wisconsin lawmakers reconvene to wind up the 1939 session. Budget balance drives talks on income tax adjustments and spending cuts though Republicans oppose big tax hikes. Several reform proposals loom from farm market acts to park fees, with debate likely to stretch into summer campaigning.
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Withdrawn Invitation Shocks Summit Talks
Paris AP report cites Khrushchev quotation and Western officials accusing him of torpedoing the summit after a three hour session. In Jakarta Indonesia, hundreds of demolition protesters disrupted an inaugural meeting of a new alliance, while officials described rapid end to talks amid disputed demands and Kremlin remarks.
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Faint Hint Of GOP Race For Nomination
A New York hint sparked talk that the GOP may contest the presidential nominating convention in Chicago. Rockefeller’s name drew pressure resistant support from Rockefeller and Morhouse while Nixon was seen as the likely Republican nominee. Maryland and Oregon votes loom as Democrats head to primaries. Nixon predicted a GOP victory.
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Friendly Tokyo Tabata Case Involving Nurse And Train Fares
A Sunday incident involving a young nomad nurse led to a police report after she requested a weekly train class refund and asked for two dates. The details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Soviet dummy space ship circles Earth on course
Soviet news agency Tass reports a dummy manned space ship remains in orbit around Earth on a test flight. Officials say no crewed mission will be attempted yet, with containment capsules to burn up upon reentry and plans to refine recovery methods before any five astronaut mission.
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Collision near Leipzig kills 59 as wreckage is searched
AD reports a crowded passenger train collision just outside Leipzig main station in East Germany killing at least 59. Nearly 10 people hospitalized. salvage crews comb wreckage as the casualty toll is expected to rise.
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Nixon Defends U2 Flight on Sizable Open Skies Benefit
In a marathon TV interview, Vice President Richard Nixon says the U2 spy plane produced a "plus" by demonstrating open skies feasibility and helping top the summit agenda. He defends reconnaissance over Soviet Russia and acknowledges US errors before the Paris summit. Nixon remains calm and broad in scope throughout the four hour discussion with David Susskind.
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Bitter Session Could Be Last Summit Talks Fail Over U2 Incident
Western officials blame Khrushchev for torpedoing the summit by insults and demands after a three hour session. He proposes postponing for six months and wants Eisenhower to pledge no more U2 overflights. Eisenhower invited to visit, but Khrushchev withdraws the invitation as tensions flare. The meeting reconvenes Tuesday as a formality, with a Soviet spokesman accusing the United States of intrusions and policy over the U2 flight.
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End Flights Paris 1 President Eisenhower suspension
President Eisenhower told Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev that U S spy flights over Russia have been suspended and are not to be resumed. The historic dispatch confirms a cooling of Cold War tensions and marks a strategic pause in aerial intelligence missions.
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Drowning on Lake Superior In Lake Renoshs Wisconsin
Coast Guard reports a drowning after a wake caused by a passing boat tossed two men into Lake Superior near Kenosha. Parmon and Hendricksen fell overboard while handling a aluminum boat power motor. Parmon body recovered about an hour later. Hendricksen assisted by Herman Eduard Fink of Kenosha.
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