Dulles Body Lies In State At Washington Cathedral
John Foster Dulles lies in state at Washington National Cathedral in a gray noon ceremony. Diplomats and officials attend as his casket rests in Bethlehem chapel awaiting Wednesday funeral with Andrei Gromyko planning to attend in Washington.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Washington National Cathedral
Dulles
Bethlehem Chapel
Cordell Hull
Princeton University
Nassau Hall
Princeton
Manx
Adm
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Herbert Hoover Jr
Douglas Dillon
Diplomatic Corps
Organization of European Economic Corporation
United States
Armed Services
Great Cathedral
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac
Roswell P. Barnes
New York
World Council of Churches
Barnes
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Geneva
Christian A. Herter
Ministe
Maurice Couve de Murville
Selwyn Lloyd
Gromyko
Hoffa and Reuther Exchange Verbal Attacks in Detroit
Hoffa accused Walter Reuther of having no brains and no guts and hiding during the Detroit picket line battles in the 1930s. Reuther's spokesman dismissed the remarks. UAW’s Frank Winn argued Reuther was not beaten in Ford strike disputes and recalled a 1948 shooting incident at his home.
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Detroit
James R. Hoffa
Walter P. Reuther
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Boston
Reuter
United Auto Workers
Reuther
UAW
Frank Winn
Lance
Teamsters
Dick Lamere
Boston Traveler
Reuthers
CIO
Winn
Honorary Dulles Pallbearers Chosen
The widow of John Foster Dulles selects 22 government officials, friends and business associates to serve as honorary pallbearers for his funeral on Wednesday. Included are Herbert Hoover Jr., Thomas Dewey, Adm. Arthur Radford, Jean Monnet, John D. Rockefeller III, and several of Dulles' former law partners.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Herbert Hoover Jr
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jean Monnet
European Coal and Steel Community
John D. Rockefeller III
Dulles
South Korea to Represent at Dulles Funeral
Seoul Foreign Minister Cho Chung Whan departed by plane for Washington to represent South Korea at the funeral ceremonies for John Foster Dulles.
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South Korea
Dulles
Seoul
Cho Chung Whan
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Memorial Day Traffic Deaths Seen If Travel Surges
The National Safety Council warned Memorial Day weekend could bring 260 traffic fatalities and 10 000 disabling injuries as more than 40 million cars hit roads from May 29 to May 31. A 260 death toll would break the two day record. 241 was the 1953 mark.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Five Killed As Two Cars Crash in Malibu Night
On the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu two cars collided killing five people. Four occupants were trapped in one burning vehicle and a fifth died after being thrown from the other car. Victims include Aloysious G. Wwysche 63 Malibu Joseph H. Horrell 33 Kansas City Ralph Muller 65 Pacific Palisades Charles Jordan 42 New York City and Mrs Pam Messer 25 Santa Monica. Mrs Messer's husband Norman 25 suffered a skull fracture. The Messer couple's car reportedly lost control on a curve at about 80 mph.
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Malibu
Calif
Pacific Coast Highway
Highway Patrol
Aloysious G. Wwysche
Joseph H. Horrell
Kansas City
Kan
Ralph Muller
Pacific Palisades
Charles Jordan
New York City
Pam Messer
Santa Monica
Messer
Norman
Five Die in Highway 61 Crash Near Fort Madison Iowa
Five young people were killed when their car struck a bridge on Highway 61 about five miles south of Fort Madison Iowa. The victims were Edward Billings 16 Patricia Ann Jones about 23 Martin Honeycutt about 19 Robert Branch about 20 and Novene Corns about 18. Honeycutt was on leave from Fort Bragg North Carolina and Branch on leave from Fort Mead Texas.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
Highway 61
Here
Edward Billings
Patricia Ann Jones
Martin Honexecutt
Robert Branch
Novene Corns
Honeycutt
Fort Bragg
N.C
Branch
Ft. Mead
Hold Christians Get Too Worldly
A report to the United Presbyterian Church's 171st General Assembly says Christians increasingly resemble non Christians in conduct and culture. It notes ministers adopting secular traits and the church measuring strength by worldly metrics rather than faith and life, urging steps to deepen Christian commitment.
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Ininanapolis
171St General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Christ
Missouri
Wisconsin
Robert MM. Skinner
Amarillo
Texas
Big Four to open secret talks on Germany Friday
Geneva report says the Big Four foreign ministers plan secret talks on Germany with East and West German participation seen as essential. U S A Herter urged Moscow to back a Berlin settlement uniting the city under a new constitution pending German unification. Western officials weigh a revived Berlin control accord as a basis for a new deal while East German and Soviet circles push for Western recognition of East German authority in parts of Berlin.
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Geneva
Germany
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Russia
Berlin
East Germany
Washington
John Foster Dulles
West
East Berlin
West Berlin
Godfrey Flies Plane to Virginia and Back
Arthur Godfrey, 55, three weeks after cancer surgery, piloted his plane to his Virginia farm and back. He swam and did pistol practice at the farm and is staying at his New York apartment with frequent trips to Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center for post operative treatment after leaving the hospital May 15.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Virginia
Godfrey
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Four Teens Planned Nazi like Party In Cleveland Case
In Cleveland four youths aged 15 and 16 planned to form a Nazi like group to overthrow the U S government. They raided Bonds for Israel office, cut an Israeli flag, painted swastikas, and distributed subversive literature at Collinwood High School. A psychiatric exam was ordered and the youths were assigned curfews and essay duties.
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Cleveland
U. S
Bonds For Israel
Everett Ostrom
Collinwood High School
Fuehrer
Collinwood
Ostrom
First Covenant Church
Clarence Hudson
Margaret J. Spellacy
Spellacy
Owego Police Chief Branning Resigns After Absence
Police Chief G Howard Branning resigns effective June 16 citing lack of cooperation. He returned from an unpaid vacation amid a state audit of village records. Branning said the police department is in order and will stay available until the audit finishes.
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Oqwego
N. Y
G. Howard Branning
Branning
John J. Days
Walter J. Relihan
Binghamton
Relihan
Days
Owego
Board of Trustees
State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation
George Boldman
Boldman
GOP Baffled In Effort to Pick Heck Successor
Albany reports legal questions frame the search for a replacement after Assembly Speaker Oswald D. Heck. Atty. Gen. Letkowite reviews whether a successor can be chosen before the 1960 Legislature. Assembly Majority Leader Joseph F. Carlino pushes for prompt action as observers note potential rivals. The funeral drew about 1,000 attendees including Gov. Rockefeller and former Gov. Dewey.
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Albany
Republican
Assembly
Oswald D. Heck
Schenectady
Heck
Rockefeller
Thomas E. Dewey
Union College Chapel
Nassau County
Cariino
Khrushchev Sets Berlin Deadline Advances Soviets Promise
The deadline for ending the West Berlin occupation looms as Khrushchev warned on Wednesday. The Soviet Embassy assured that no action will disturb West Berlin for now. The Soviets still demand Western powers abandon West Berlin and declare it a free city.
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Berlin Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
City
Ronald Colman Estate Valued Over Million Dollars
Actor Ronald Colman who died last May at 67 left an estate appraised at $1,088,234. An inventory was filed Monday in Superior Court in Santa Barbara California.
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Ronald Colman
Santa Barbara
Calif
Superior Court
Blinded Coed Regains Vision After Attack in Denton
Sheila Rene Nelms, 20, who faced blindness when silver nitrate was thrown in her face May 20, has regained normal vision in her left eye. Doctors report facial scars are clearing with no permanent disfigurement expected. Tommay Ray Lester, 12 a North Texas State College student, admitted throwing the caustic and is free on bond on aggravated assault charges.
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Denton
Tex
UPI
Sheila Rene Nelms
Tommay Ray Lester
Aetlow North Texas State College
Lester
Record births hit new first quarter high in 1958
The National Office of Vital Statistics estimates 1,084,000 births in the first quarter, the highest ever for January to March. The figure marks a 1.7 percent rise from the prior first quarter record set in 1957.
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Washington Upi
National Office of Vital Statistics
Recall Defeat in Little Rock School Board Over Segregation Clash
In Little Rock Arkansas three segregationist school board members were ousted in a recall tied to the firing of 44 teachers, while three moderates retained seats amid a broader battle over integration. Governor Faubus backed the segregationists. moderates Illinois kept power, and the Pulaski County board will fill vacancies.
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Little Rock
Ark
UPR
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Ed S. McKinley
Pulaski County
Robert W. Laster
McKinley
Ben Rowland
Stuttgart
Laster
Rowland
Everett Tucker Jr
Moderates
Ted Lamb
Russell Matson
Virgil T. Blossom
Tucker
Lamb
Matson
National Guard
Central High School
Eisenhower
Globe-Democrat to Resume Publication After Strike End
The Globe-Democrat will resume publication next Monday after a three month shutdown caused by a strike. Publisher Richard H. Amberg announced a press conference to sign a contract with the striking American Newspaper Guild on Wednesday. Pickets will be removed then as agreements or arbitration are reached with 11 mechanical unions.
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ST. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Richard H. Amberg
American Newspaper Guild
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