Soviet proposal on Poland and Czechoslovakia at Geneva
At Geneva the Soviet Union urged immediate admission of Poland and Czechoslovakia to the foreign ministers conference to discuss German problems. The West opposed the move, keeping the session unsettled as debate on East European inclusion continued.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Gromy
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
Germany
Considerne
Italy
Gromoko
United Resistance
Gromyko
East Germany
United States
Nikita Khyrushchev
Kiev
Surrender Ends Fort Pillow Prison Farm Siege
Ten rioting convicts surrendered peacefully at 10:30 a.m. ending a 14 hour siege at Fort Pillow State Prison Farm in Tennessee. Guards were unharmed. Leonard Thompson led the revolt demanding better conditions and radio broadcasts while authorities discussed good time credits and removals to Nashville.
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Tennessee
Fort Pillow
Tenn
UPI
Keith Hampton
Nashville
Hampton
Leonard Thompson
Enn
Highway Patrol
West White Wing
Obituary and Classified Snips Highlight Local Events
Obituary notices, radio and TV listings, funeral announcements and sports briefs appear in the Phoenix section. Fulton area items include summarized tributes and local classifieds detailing forthcoming services and community notices.
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Radio-Tv
Britain to discuss Anglo American satellite cooperation
UK Prime Minister Macmillan announced plans to send a team to Washington to explore Anglo American collaboration on launching satellites, with possible use of British rockets and coordination with Commonwealth partners. Britain may pursue an all British effort if feasible. Meanwhile Great Lakes shippers face costly delays as the St Lawrence Seaway opens, with ice jams, berthing shortages, and port constraints causing millions in losses and disrupted cargo logistics.
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London
Almister Macmillan
Britain
Macmillan
United States
Washington
House of Commons
Chicago
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
St. Lawrence River
Fine
Lake Ontario
Welland Canal
Canal
Cleveland
Chicase
Lake Calumet
Detroit
Mundas
Detroit River
Buffalo
Canada
Union Presses 38 Hour Week Plan In Steel Talks
United Steelworkers aim to cap hours at 38 weekly with three five day weeks and one four day week, at eight hours daily. Talks involve 12 major firms amid wage freeze proposals to curb inflation and unemployment. Contracts cover half a million workers as of June 30 with average wage $3.03 per hour and steel at $250 a ton.
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New York
Khve Mo
Traffic Violators In Miami May Get 31 Million Refund
Miami's traffic court system faces shutdown after Circuit Judge Robert A Anderson ruled fines levied since the metropolitan merger with Dade County are illegal. He voided all Miami traffic convictions dated March 1 1958 and ordered refunds totaling over a million dollars. City officials plan appeals while courts continue to process cases until the Florida Supreme Court rules.
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Miami
Fla
GPA
Aiami
Robert Ah.a Anderson
Dade County
Florida Supreme Court
Oise Keton
Gene C. Russo
Harry Wousen
Cop Uses Flattery to Save Bronx Teen From Roof Plunge
In New York a 36 year old patrolman Theodore Weise coached 16 year old Charlotte Biele from a hospital roof ledge. He removed a cigarette and offered a safe alternative before gripping her wrist and pulling her to safety. The girl was later hospitalized for examination.
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New York
Jayne Mansfield
Charlotte Biele
Bronx
Jacobi Hospital
Theodore Weise
Moody
Weise
Godfrey Could Leave Hospital In Two Weeks
The Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center reports television and radio star Arthur Godfrey, 55, may be discharged in about two weeks after surgery to remove a lung cancer on April 30.
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Godfrey
New York
Upi
Columbia Presbyterann Medical Center
Arthur Godfrey
Former White House Aide Dies After 27 Years Service
Washington report states Ho well G Crim aged 60, longtime White House aide, died Monday after a 27 year career. He retired two years ago due to a heart condition, leaving a legacy in the executive mansion.
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White House
Wsuer
Washington
Howell G Crim
Apher
Suspended Radiologists Involved In Falsified Records At City Hospital
Top radiologists Dr Elmer St John and Dr Victor Drucker face civil service charges after hospital records showed treatment overdoses for a 70 year old cancer patient who died from radiation burns. The board cited altered reports and noted the administrator Harold Roach resigned separately.
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Pinghamton 2
Teo
Binghamton City Hospital
Hospitals Board of Managers
Elmer St. John
Victor Druer
St. John
Drucker
Harold G. Roach
Sus
Roach
John J. Burns
Drop in Jobless May Spurs GOP Spending Fight
Sharp unemployment drop bolsters Republican case against large scale government spending. Senate leaders Dirksen and Mansfield comment on April job gains and a proposed independent unemployment commission. Kennedy opposes raising the minimum wage. debates over housing and port projects continue.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Congressional
Republicans
Everett M. Diksen
Illius
Senate
Eisenhower
Dirksen
Commerce and Labor Departments
Mike Mansfield
Montha
Mansfield
Econume Woods
House
Lyndon 2B. Johnson
Texas
Daksen
Abe
Stoan
James PL
Mitenel
Nol
Mansfeid
Congress
Joan FC Kennedy
D-Mass
Soviet Leader says USSR to cut rocket production
Premier Nikita Khrushchev told agricultural workers in Kiev that the Soviet Union will reduce rocket output while maintaining necessary stocks. He warned Western powers are anxious about surging Soviet growth and asserted readiness for a summit even if Geneva talks fail.
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Moscow
Nikta Khiushches
Soviet Union
Kiev
Ukraine
Eddie Fisher to Wed Liz Taylor After Divorce
Las Vegas reports Eddie Fisher will divorce Debbie Reynolds and marry Elizabeth Taylor after a brief hearing. Taylor will not attend. ceremony planned at Temple Beth Sholom with Rabbi Max Nussbaum. The couple to honeymoon in London then New York before a global tour. Fisher 31 and Reynolds 27.
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Nev
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie
David Zenoff
Debbie Reynolds
Hollywood
Debbie
California
Fisher
Miss Reynolds
Liz Taxlor
Temple Beth Shonom
Max Nussbaum
Lo Angeles
Miss Taylor
Wil
Mikes Taylors
Los Angeles
New York
Cis
London
Fisner
United Kingdom
Nicky Hilton
Michael Wilding
Mike Todd
Police Captain Kills Self After Fearing Blindness
New York Up. A veteran police captain shot himself Monday after fearing he was going blind. Captain Patrick B. Chine of the department’s East Side precinct was found in a hotel room with two bullets to the head. His note left behind said he had been dismissed over failing eyesight and feared he would go blind.
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Tae
Workers Union of America
Tne Mills
New York
AD Care
Hiner
Patrick B. Chine
Depainment Sisters
Caliher
Tanearis Tle
Morrison
Broadway
Coustave Lambrose
A. B. Meatin
New York City
Margaret Truman to Tour Summer Theater in August
A four week summer theater tour is set for Margaret Truman. The bookings announced Monday begin August 3. Mrs Truman wife of Clifton Daniel of The New York Times staff is expecting a second child in June and will perform in The Happy Time under Bruce Becker and Floyd Ackermas.
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Margaret Truman
New York
Miss Truman
Clifton Daniel
New York Times
Bruce Becker
Floyd Ackermas
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