West Rejects Soviet Year-Long Berlin Moratorium Proposal
The Soviet Union proposed a one year Berlin moratorium tied to German reunification talks, but the West called the plan unacceptable. Andrew Berding announced the Moscow bid at a press briefing, arguing it would derail the Big Four conference as Gromyko sought a public presentation of the plan.
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Berlin
U.S
West
Andrei Gromsko
Andrew H. Berding
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Gromyko
U. S
Christan A. Herter
Herter
Brush
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Gromko
Gromsko
Citron
West Berlin
German Democratic Republic
Republc
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GFR
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GDP
Fast Germany
United Nations
Germany
Inside Market 5 Sports Radio TV 2Bridge ry Phoenix 12 Obituary
Classifieds highlight Fulton notices and obituaries with brief items. Market and sports briefs feature radio and TV updates, while Bridge ry Phoenix items appear in the page.
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Phoenix
Fulton
Erhard and Adenauer Face Off Over Chancellorship
In Bonn Germany Economic Minister Ludwig Erhard and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer met privately for 105 minutes amid a high stakes showdown over who will lead West Germany. Informants say Adenauer invited Erhard to the chancellery while Erhard previously signaled no initiation. The meeting followed Adenauer’s decision last week not to step aside and tested the party’s support for a possible transition.
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Bonn
Germany
Ph— Economica
Ludwig Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Adenauer
Erhard
Washington
West Germany
Liberace Libel Trial Denies Homosexual Tag Claim
London Daily Mirror columnist William Neil Connor testifies in Liberace libel case denying he implied the entertainer is homosexual. Connor says his phrase Everything that he, she or it can ever want referred to Liberace’s artistic range, not sexual orientation. Defense argues statements were true and fair comment, while Liberace’s witnesses defend his clean performances amid dramatic testimony.
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London
Daily Mirror
William Neil Connor
Liberace
Connor
Cassandra
Britain
Entertainment World
Mirror
Gerald Gardiner
Liberface
I Connors
Royal Armored Corps
Gardiner
Arson charge filed in barn fire wave across New York farms
Albert Ward, 34, a factory worker and father of three, faces third degree arson charges after a five hour police chase across rural roads. The arson spree destroyed seven barns in Ontario, Wayne and Yates counties, causing an estimated 70000 in losses as livestock, equipment, and crops perished.
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Bloomfield
N.Y
Albert Ward
Ward
Ontario
Wayne
Yates
De Gaulle Pressures for Equal France Role in Atlantic Alliance
Paris reports show Charles de Gaulle pushing France toward equal status with Britain and the United States within NATO. Western diplomats fear the French president may pursue a grand Europe policy, sidelining NATO projects until Washington and London concede parity. France seeks an atomic-capable plan and a global policy spanning the Middle East, Asia and Africa, while Algeria independence remains a sticking point. Gen Louis Norstad hints at moving about 200 American fighter bombs from French bases due to France not admitting U S controlled atomic weapons.
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France
Atlantic
Allance
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
United States
de Gaulle
NATO
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
al' Bevin
Congress
Macmillan
Middle East
Asia
Africa
Algeria
Far East
Louis Norstad
Norstad
Four Whites Go on Trial In Rape of Negro Coed
Four white youths aged 16 to 23 go on trial in Tallahassee for the rape of a 19 year old Negro coed. Large crowd, segregated seating, and juror battles mark the opening as NAACP leaders call out a double standard of justice amid discussion of the death penalty if convicted.
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Tallahassee
Fla
W. Ma. Walker
Florida
Mack Charles Parker
Mississippi
Poplarville
Miss
Anner
Tallahasse
A. Leon Lowry
NAACP
Bul Joxce
Police, Hospital Pickets Clash in New York
In New York City police and hospital pickets clashed during a mass strike at seven hospitals. Seven pickets were arrested on disorderly conduct charges, two more on felonious assault counts. The mayor endorsed a panel proposal to end the strike with representation talks and a two year ban on strikes.
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New York
Fifix
Eabout
Te Street
Fush Avenue
Jealous Husband Kills Wife With Japanese Sword
Walter Wyshynski of Queens stabbed Elizabeth Wyshynski, 38, a Manhattan tavern waitress, with a samurai sword as their two sons slept. Police say he admitted the act and later claimed remorse. Elizabeth died en route to a hospital after the 2 a.m. attack.
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York
Polce Sant
Walter Wyshynski
Queens
Wyshanski
Brooklyn
Jie
John
Robert
Italian Seamen Strike Halts Liner Across Ports
Genoa Italy seven Italian seamen unions halt about 60000 sailors on strike blocking major passenger ships and freighters worldwide. The action by Communist and non Communist unions stopped the liner Glue Cesare from sailing from New York.
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Genoa
Italy
Cesare New York
Record 66 Million Jobseekers in May Show Unemployment Drop
May employment rose to a record 66,016,000 with unemployment down 238,000 to 3,389,000. Secretary Strauss and Secretary Mitchell cited substantial job-picture improvement as factory hiring jumped, and average manufacturing weekly hours rose to 40.5, the longest May week since 1955.
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Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
James P. Mitchell
Seymour Wolfbein
Wolfbein
Mass Killer Gets Stay of Execution
Justice Charles Evans Whittaker granted a stay of execution to Charles Starkweather 20 of Nebraska. The stay delays the Friday morning Nebraska electric chair deadline while counsel files a petition for Supreme Court review by June 17. Starkweather asked when the stay notice came, then spoke with his mother and brother in his Lincoln death house cell.
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Washington
Charles Evans Whittaker
Supreme Court Today
Charles Starkweather
Nebraska
Starkweather
Nebraska Electric
Whittaker
Supreme Court
John Gubeenholtz
Death House
Lincoln
Guy Starkweather
Greenholg
Power to Force Hoffa Teamster Cleanup Granted
Washington Ohio The U S Court of Appeals empowered a federal court to enforce cleanup orders on President James R Hoffa and other Teamsters officers. The decision allows Judge Letts to compel monitors' recommendations and take contempt actions if officials fail to comply, with potential removals and union reform moves underway.
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Washington OH
U. S. Court of Appeals
U. S
Federal District Court
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Dist
F. Dickenson Letts
Hoffa
Mentors
Letts
Teamsters
Charles Faby
Henry W. Eagerton
Wibur RK. Sher
Sand Hova
Supreme Cenl
Uitiwation
Detroit Teamsters
Owen Bert Brennan
Philadelphia
Ray Cohen
Hota
Senate panel backs $5 billion loan plan abroad
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a five-billion-dollar, five-year program of development loans abroad, financed by borrowing, defying President Eisenhower. Chairman Fulbright won a veto against the administration by adopting the loan-heavy approach, backing loans of one billion annually after committee mood shifted.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
FBI reports small drop in major crime in U S cities
The FBI today reported a slight decrease in major crime across nations cities in the first quarter. The national trend shows declines in violent and property offenses as the year begins.
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Washington
FBI Today
Bear Shot to Death in Baltimore Downtown Chase
Baltimore police killed a large black bear in downtown early today after a five hour hunt that began near a cemetery. Two men spotted the animal and officers joined the search, with the bear wandering through alleys before four officers loaded the high powered rifle kill into a wagon.
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Baltimore
Upi
Washington
IQA
Rockefeller to Meet Nixon in New York Ceremony
Gov. Rockefeller will meet Vice President Nixon in New York City on Thursday to review the U S Navy Second Fleet as part of New York’s Year of History. The pair will not hold private talks and Gov. Robert Merner of New Jersey attends the official event.
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UPI
Rockefeller
Nixon
New York City
U. S. Navy
New York
Robert Merner
New Jersey
Sivon
Washington
Capitol Hill Club
California
Eisenhower
New York State
Twister Leaves 15 Homeless in Fargo
An artic storm in Fargo produced winds up to 115 mph, leaving about 75 homeless and causing extensive property damage. No Fargo casualties were reported, though a tornado two years earlier killed 11. An 18 year old Mexican worker, Belica Alonso, died from lightning near Ardoch North Dakota.
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Fargo
N. D
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Minnesota
Belica Alonso
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Ardoch
Strikes Close St Louis Daily Papers
St Louis two daily papers closed by a strike of Local 8 Stereotypers against the afternoon Post-Dispatch. The Globe-Democrat suspended after midnight picket lines. the Guild planned observance. Union rejected a typographic clause while accepting wage raises retroactive to Jan 1 and $5 more weekly in year two.
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St Louis
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Morning
Globe-Democrat
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Globe
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Post-Dispatch
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