Reach Accord On East German Participation at Geneva
At Geneva the Big Four foreign ministers reached a formal opening plan after a late start. The seating scheme keeps East and West Germans at separate tables with the Big Four at a single round table, while a small secretariat table sits between the German delegations. Selwyn Lloyd led Western objections to full East German participation, while Gromyko reported complete procedural agreement.
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John XM. Hightower
Geneva
Palace of Nations
Christian A. Herter
Andrei A. Gromyko
Ae Riel
Herter
Gromyke
U. S
Andrew H. Serding
Berding
East Germany
Berlin
Lloyd
Christian AL Herter
Gromyko
Couve de Murville
West Berlin
East
West Germany
Record 65 Million Hold Jobs in April Unemployment Dips
In April the number of Americans at work rose to 65 million, a monthly record, while unemployment fell by 735000. The report credits construction, machinery, and agriculture for gains with overtime boosting factory hours and earnings. Secretary Strauss and Secretary Mitchell call this a rapid job recovery.
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Washington
Commerce Labor Monthly
Strauss and
Mitchell
Mai SA
Tax stamp sales on liquor cigarettes end
The government abandons the sale of liquor and cigarette excise tax stamps. Starting June 24 industries will file returns twice a month and pay taxes with the returns. About four billion dollars a year is collected via stamps and the Tobacco Institute cites savings and reduced working capital burdens.
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James P. Richards
The
Tobacco Institute, Inc
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Obituary and Funerals Highlighted in Phoenix V1
The section outlines recent obituaries and funeral notices with details on individuals, services, burial dates, and surviving relatives. It also references sports results in the Phoenix edition, including bridge and radio TV items for readers.
Singer Pleads Guilty to Lesser Slaying Charge
Eleanor Joanne Wilson a 21 year old Pontiac Michigan singer pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the beating death of North Syracuse salesman George Fisher 46 at a suburban motel on Dec 23. Her boyfriend Joseph J Lobb Jr 20 faced trial on murder charges with Wilson to be sentenced June 11.
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Eleanor Joanne Wilson
Miss Wilson
Pontiac Mich
Joseph J. Lobb Jr
Syracuse
George Fisher
Sobb
Monroe
Clarence J. Sleary
Harry L. Rosenthal
Fisher
Lobb
Hospitals Seek Contempt Rule In 4 Day Strike
New York pi law firms plan contempt of court citations against a union and its leaders for a four day strike by nonprofessional workers at six hospitals. About 2,700 patients affected as volunteers fill in and care remains normal. The union accuses hospitals of sweatshop wages, while a hospital spokesman calls the charges wild. Talks to resume late today with little hope of immediate agreement. Polly Bergen at Mount Sinai praised morale amid the disruptions.
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New York
Polly Bergen
Mount Sinai Hospital
Eddie to Buy $68,000 House For Elizabeth Eddie
LAS VEGAS NEV VPI Ed die Fisher bought a $68,000 house for his bride to be Elizabeth Taylor. He searched since arriving six weeks ago for a residence to obtain a divorce from Debbie Reynolds. Reynolds already has a California divorce that won’t be final for a year. Fisher ends his show tonight and plans to file for divorce Tuesday with a marriage to Miss Taylor in the afternoon if approved.
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VPI
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
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Debbie Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
California
Miss Taylor
Michigan Illinois Hit By Severe Storms and Twisters
Severe storms and tornadoes swept the central Great Lakes region and Midwest from Michigan to Oklahoma. One death occurred in Ann Arbor as roofs were ripped from buildings and windows shattered, with towns like Montecell o and Hinsdale noted for damage. The Weather Bureau warned of continuing thunder storms and possible tornadoes across northern Ohio, western Pennsylvania and western New York through the early evening.
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Ann Arbor
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Great Lakes
Plains
Midwest
Yost
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Montecello
Hlingis
Lineis Tuiinster
Mobile
Ala
Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Lower
Detroit
Toledo
Dunkirk
Nazi War Prisoner Surrenders to FBI After 14 Years Hiding
Kurt Rossmeiss, a 52 year old former German army officer, surrendered to the FBI in Cincinnati after 14 years as a Nazi fugitive. He had escaped POW camp Butner in 1949 and lived anonymously in Chicago and later Danville and Cincinnati. An INS hearing was held to determine his status. officials said he cannot be charged with illegal entry and that a prosecution for his POW camp escape may be barred by statute of limitations.
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FBI
Rossmeiss
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Rossmess
United States
Kurt Rossmeiss
Dutch East Indies
Ohi
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Ihe
Amy Asc
Rossmeis
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Berlin
North Africa
Rommiel
Afrika Korps
Rossmeisl
McCain
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Danville
Chi- Ye
Inchiding Punen
Heath
Steelworkers Eye Pay Hike Shorter Hours
NEW YORK UP I reports industry wide steel negotiations begin with the Steelworkers Union pushing for shorter hours and higher pay. Four-man teams aim to avert a strike by about 500000 workers by July 1, with unemployment relief and purchasing power enhancements on the agenda.
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New York
UPI
David J. McDonall
Conrad Cooper
Cooper
L. Steel
Roth
Belgian King Baudouin Arrives for U S State Visit
King Baudouin of Belgium arrived at National Airport to begin a three week tour of the United States. President Eisenhower, greeted by Acting Secretary of State Douglas Dillon, welcomed the 28 year old monarch amid military honors. An honor guard and Belgian and U S flags marked the ceremony.
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Baudouin
United States
Eisenhower
Douglas Ditlon
Moonarch
National Airport
Baudouins Andiatier
Albert
Elizabeth
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Navy
Air Force
Am Marine
U. S
Inter-American Bank urged by Ike promotes Latin American ties
President Eisenhower urged Congress to approve US participation via an inter American development bank. He said joining would be a significant step in the history of our economic relations with Latin American neighbors.
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Washington
Suffolk Jury Reports GOP Got Payoffs
Suffolk County grand jury reports to State Supreme Court that Huntington township highway and public works employees paid political sums to Republican leaders. The presentment, dated before the 1957 election, notes 8 percent of workers contributed to the Republican campaign fund, and urges reforms to end the practice.
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N.Y
Suffolk County
State Supreme Court
Huntington Township
Grand Jury
Arthur Markewich
Long Island
Public Works Department
Republican Campaign Fund
Nine navy fliers killed in Whidbey Island crash
A Navy patrol bomber crashed on takeoff at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station Washington, killing nine crewmen and injuring one. Seven bodies were recovered from the wreckage, two remained unaccounted for. The P2V-8 Neptune from Heavy Attack Training Unit based on the island lifted off from Ault Field when a right engine flame-out caused the right wing to dip and the aircraft to crash into thick woods. The aircraft carried a crew of 10.
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Naval Air Station
Wash
Navy
Puget Sound Island
Ault Field
Pacific
Seattle
McElroy undecided on length of stay as secretary
Secretary of Defense McElroy said after a conference with President Eisenhower that he does not yet know how long he will remain in office. He cited the death of deputy Donald Quarles as a factor and noted the international situation as key in his decision. He previously hoped to resign by year’s end to return to private business. Eisenhower has made no decision on a Quarles successor.
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Neill H. McElroy
Eisetthower
Defense
McElroy
Eisenhower
Donald Quarles
Quarles
No Change in Dulles Condition Reported
The condition of former Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, weakened by cancer, showed no change as he battles pneumonia. His sister Eleanor Dulles flew back to Washington after attending the Berlin blockade anniversary where she represented the State Department. The department said Dulles’ fever had moderated with treatment.
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Kremlin
Stalin
Malenkov
Krushchev
V. AM. Molotov
America
Lerter
John Foster Dulles
West
Paris
Loyd
Couve de Murville
Dulles
Herter
Couve de Murvile
France
Free French ‘War Commission
Georges Bidault
Washington
Bonn
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Anthony Eden
Lloyd
Eden
Foreign Office
Winston Churchill
Soviet Union
Andrei Vig
Eleanor Dulles
State Department
SCIIMOL BOUND CHILDREN HURT IN CRASH
Two twin boys and several schoolchildren were injured when a schoolbound car collided with a truck near Clarence. The two Trow brothers, Robert and Richard, were in critical condition with head and facial injuries. Three others were treated at the scene and three more at hospital. Both drivers uninjured.
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Clarence
Robert
Richard Trowbridge
Woman Admits Ghost Walk Tale A Hoax In Plattsburg
Mrs Maxcine Lower a 26 year old mother of three confessed to police that her tale of a man with a strange laugh leading her on a night long ghostly walk was false She claimed to have walked alone last Tuesday night near the countryside and tied herself to bale wire at the city dump edge officials said
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Plattsburgis
Maxcine Lower
Gunman robs Manhattan Hotel of cash and checks
A masked man armed with a sawed off shotgun held four employees at bay at the Manhattan Hotel in New York and escaped with about $12,090 in cash and checks. The haul consisted of weekend receipts from the hotel.
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New York
Manhattan
Eight killed as train hits truck in Hajnowka Poland
A train collided with a truck near Hajnowka in northeast Poland killing eight and severely injuring 19. Of the 28 on the truck, only the driver escaped unharmed.
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Warsaw
Poland
Hajnowka
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