British To Shift Lloyd Report Amid Berlin East-West Tension
A Times of London report suggests Selwyn Lloyd could be replaced as foreign secretary, stirring Western diplomats as East-West talks over Berlin appear stalled. British sources say Prime Minister Macmillan has not discussed a change, while three Western leaders met to plan for a breakthrough.
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Geneva
UPI
Times of London
Selwyn Lloyd
Berlin
Harold Macmullan
Lloyd
Jomais
Western UN
Ustil Lloyd
Andrei Gromyko
Lon- Gon
Bracmillan
Macmillan
Five Drownings Reported At Conchas Lake Dam
Searchers probe Conchas Lake after five drowning victims are reported. W. O. Wright, 39, of Friona Texas, is recovered from four foot deep water near Conchas Dam. The fate of four others remains unsettled as authorities work to determine if beatings or separate accidents caused the drownings. State police and rescue teams continue operations at the wind tossed lake.
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Nascap
Coenchas Lake
W. O. Wright
Friona
Tex
Conchas Dam
Wright
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Jerry
Tommy 9
Lama
A. Ps.lamas
Alvfernia
Alaska
Delaware
Idate
New Hampshire
Vermont
Are
Ohuta
California
New York
Non-Union Coal Mine Rocked By Six Heavy Blasts
A non union coal mine near Lanton, Te was rocked by six heavy blasts. Report mentions tension over a labor dispute as a representative discusses charges set on the mine and the response of workers to a union contract.
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Lanton
Paul
Andersen County
Ross
Eaiopie
Gremilers
Rass
United Mice Workers
Fence
East Germany Offered Help on Aswan Dam Stages
Cairo officials said East Germany offered to participate in the second construction stage of the Aswan High Dam but provided few details. The Soviet Union has agreed to construct the first stage of the project.
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Cairo
IUPI
United Arab Republic
East Germany
Aswan High Dam
Soviet Union
Safety Checklist Event Schedule Note
Fragmentary text notes a safety check and timing on a January date with locations including Algoma Vers and Park Avenues. Mentions Cones West, West Fifth Park Avenues, and a Jane contact, but details are unclear.
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Flan
Algoma
West Fith Park Avenues
Ger
Wes
Five Drown in Wisconsin Over Holiday
Five people drowned in Wisconsin over Memorial Day weekend. Brean Gruetsmap, 16, of Fort Atkinson, died in Lake Koshkonong after an accident while boating. Jef? 24 from Hales Corners drowned in Post Lake. Melvin Jordan, 24, also missing. details unclear. Ronald King, 19 of Arkansaw, died in Pepin County while seining. Jon Hauck, 16 of Glendale, drowned after striking head on a pier at Silver Lake in Washington County near West Bend.
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Maihey McGuire
Chicago
Fox River
Wilmot
Ronald King
Arkansaw
Pepinie Seining
Jonn Hauck
Glentale
Silver Lake
Washington County
West Bend
Tibetan Rebels Freed After Broadcast Report
A Peiping Radio broadcast monitored in London says Chinese Communist troops have released 515 captured Tibetan rebels. The report notes 85 Tibetans were teased Saturday after promising imrn over a new leis/
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London
UPI
Peiping
Five Miners Killed in Blast at Sherwood Iron Rig
Five men died and several others were injured in an underground explosion at the Sherwood iron mine near Tron River Mich. Rescue crews recovered four bodies from the cavern while a fifth victim died later. Injured workers were transported to Stamtbaugh hospital for care from burns and sulphur poisoning.
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Tron River
Mich
Avein
Sherwood
Sever‘l
Nelson seeks ten million debt limit raise in Wisconsin
Madison AP Gov Gaylord Nelson urged a ten million expansion of Wisconsin's debt limit at a news conference. He said the increase would support future needs and require support from political leaders and media to quell anticipated opposition. Nelson noted the current limit and argued a higher cap is necessary to sustain growth and public services.
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Madison
Gaylord
Nelson
Wisconsin
Sens
Pocal
Meas
Rane
Dedi Keon
Joint Finance Couic
Couiton
Three Die in Wisconsin State Plane Crashes
A young Wisconsin pilot Alen D. Smith 21 from Milwaukee and two others died in separate plane crashes during the Memorial Day weekend. Smith's plane crashed near a Oak Creek area home after taking off from Dubuque Iowa. heavy fog and poor visibility contributed to the accident near Oak Creek. The other victims from 103s were not identified in readable text.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Alen D. Smith
Milwsuk
Aukee
Oak
C . Smith
RTE EE
Dubuque
Iowa
Creek
Milwaukee
Alan A
Smith
Witnesses Describe Red Killings and Brutal Reeducation
Five Christian missionaries testified to the House Committee on Un-American Activities about atrocities by Communists in China. They described executions and torture including "self‑confessing" classes, water torture, and a sister tied to five horses, with bodies torn apart. Families are split and villagers resist the commune system by destroying livestock, crops, and fighting guerrilla units.
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Ashinston
Nalion Peerie
Reds
Tsin-Fsai Liu
Taipei
Formosa
Hans
Als.ies
Pier
He Square
Police Seek Elusive Bear in Washington
Washington officers and officials from a zoo hunted a timid black bear roaming near the capital. The bear, estimated 2 to 8 hundred pounds, was spotted at Andrews Air Force Base and has so far evaded capture despite armed search teams using tranquilizer darts and a flight of searches by police and the National Zoo.
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Washington
UPI
Iwell
Andrews Air Force Base
National Zoollothal Park
T. H. Reed
Democrats weigh two year extension on wartime taxes
Key Democratic tax writers study extending for two years the wartime taxes on corporations, cigarettes, liquor, and autos. President Eisenhower has urged a one year extension to prevent a revenue loss of about 2 billion annually. Democrats debate whether to push for more than a one year extension.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Eisenhoers
Ike Vindicated Criticizes Anti-Recession Tax Ploys
Keating on Sunday defended the recovery and denounced Democratic demands for tax cuts and public works. He called critics panicky and cynical, suggesting they aim to make political capital from misery.
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Ation
Keating
Peiping may stage atom test report sparks power shift hopes
Reports from Geneva say Peiping could test an atomic device, risking a shift in global power and expanding the nuclear club. Western diplomats fear a primitive explosion would legitimize China as a world power and alter East-West balance amid renewed calls for a permanent test ban.
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Peiping
France
Gisu
Rutasit
Mare
U.S
Sands
N.M
Russia
United States
Britain
Angered Cab Driver Kills Officer in Greensboro Shooting
In Greensboro North Carolina a cab driver, Joseph Sterring a 31 year old Black man, shot and killed Police Corporal Joe Masses, a 4 year officer. Sterring allegedly declared relief at the officer's death. The incident follows Sterring receiving a speeding ticket from a Black officer.
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Greensboro
N.C
Joseph RB. Sterring
Joe D. Masses
Stiuon
Prince
Greenssore
Red Deputy to Open Trade Fair
A deputy premier will inaugurate the trade fair, with officials confirming the event opening details and schedule. The fair aims to showcase commerce, industries, and regional products to visitors and potential investors.
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Red
Two Day Memorial Holiday Traffic Toll Sets Record
The Associated Press reports deaths on highways reached a Memorial Day two day record with 454 fatalities. The totals include 316 deaths on roads and 95 in urban incidents with 49 miscellaneous fatalities.
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Mougay Csun
Rod Tuna
Tell
Tweeday
National Safety Council
Paraguay under state of siege amid Stroessner move
In Asuncion Paraguay the Stroessner regime reimposed the state of siege and dissolved the Congress after an attempted bus fare rise. Reports say several congressmen have been arrested and regulators targeted as the government tightens control in a move described as a return to dictatorial rule.
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Buenos Aires
Paraguay
Alfredo Stoessner
Asuncion
Stroessner
Hich
Het Beens
S.roessen
Colorado
Brie
Efen
South
Tmnerica
Srer
Mother Races to Save Tot On Rails Ends in Tragedy
A mother attempting to reach her daughter near Wrenshall, Minnesota, was struck by a Northern Pacific passenger train traveling about 60 mph. Jan Newsum, playing by tracks, shouted for her mother as the auto window rammed the girl. Engineer Carl Ostlund said he saw an obstruction on the ties and applied brakes too late. the child died.
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Shale
Bold Dauchief
Jan Newsum
Jan
Julius Newsum
Newsum
Nine Die On Wisconsin Highways Over Memorial Weekend
Wisconsin road deaths over the Memorial Day weekend reach nine with several other crashes, including drownings and plane accidents. Locations include Burnette, Font du Lac, Washington, Racine, Milwaukee, and Grantaburg counties, with victims aged 17 to 79.
High Waters Persist After Tropic Storm Arlene
Tropical storm Arlene, moving northeast from the Gulf, leaves widespread flooding across Louisiana and central Mississippi. Weather Bureau warns of scattered showers, with Moisant Airport recording 10.92 inches of rain in a 6 hour span, closing multiple New Orleans roads.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Louisiana
U.S. Weather Bureau
Moisant International
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