Eisenhower urges prudent guard against grand peace hopes
At West Point commencement Eisenhower endorsed a Big Four conference as a start toward peace but warned against expecting a single meeting to cure a world “sick with ignorance, mutual fears and hates.” He framed the talks as a long process and stressed caution, wisdom, and strength at home and with allies.
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U.S. Military Academy
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Geneva
Switzerland
America
Nixon
Chicago
Bulgarin
Britain
Eden
Faure
Washington
Moscow
Exeter Man Hurt in Islington Street Crash
An Exeter man, Michael Popielarz, 64, of 27 Franklin St, was injured yesterday when the truck he rode struck a utility pole on Islington Street and he is in good condition at Portsmouth Hospital with a fractured right wrist lacerated leg and bruised knee. The driver is John J. Linkenviz of 3 Water St, Exeter. Investigators said the right side of the vehicle was damaged and the windshield broken.【1】
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Quentin R. Estes
Islington Street
Fortsmeath
Exeter
Portsmouth Hospital
Polite
Michael Popielarz
Franklin St
John J. Linkenviz
Water St. Exeter
Clarence D. Macmahon
Reuther's Union Extends Deadline For GM Walkout
Detroit reports the CIO United Auto Workers extend GM contract to midnight Sunday, averting a walkout for 325,000 workers. Walter Reuther leads negotiations aiming to match Ford terms, while Ford factory stoppages affect 114,000 of 140,000 workers.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
UAW
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Council
John W. Livingston
Ford
D Amours Keeps SPCA Trusts Clean After Dismissal
Ernest R. B. D Amours dismissed a Superior Court action against the New Hampshire SPCA for an accounting of funds but said there is no irregularity in fund handling. The state director of charitable trusts approved the SPCA’s health, with talks held with president Matt Bartlett and SPCA counsel Richard Upton.
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New Hampshire Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Ernest RB. D'Amours
SPCA
D'Amours
Stormey General
Rockingham County
Exeter
Matt L. Bartlett
Concord
Richard F. Upton
Kittery Zoning Dispute May Reach Courts Soon
A long legal clash in Kittery pits Board of Selectmen against contractor Vito P Massaro over a Badgers Island site. The town seeks a restraining order to stop Massaro from building a new business house, arguing the lot is residential. Massaro contends discrimination and plans to fight in York County Superior Court.
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Board of Selectmen
Badgers Island
Selectmen
York County Superior Court
Vito P. Massaro
State Rd
Massaro
Muassara
Vita P. Massaro
Kittery Contractor
Portsmouth
Panties Behind the Curtain They're Not Red in Russia
Belgrade, Yugoslavia reports contrasts between Tito era Russia and Yugoslavia as state control shapes underwear. Russia nationalized bloomers and limited colors while Yugoslavia offers many styles and colors, with garter belts and slips common, bathing suits rare, and bikini jokes from Zagreb. An American observer notes Russia may have best bras, but Yugoslavia lags in that area.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Red
Us.s.r
Berlin
Zagreb
Moscow
House Passes Postal Pay Bill 407 to 1
The House approved an average pay raise for about 500,000 postal workers by 407 to 1. The bill costs roughly 165 million dollars yearly and goes back to the Senate for minor amendments. The accompanying anti polio vaccine news notes Lilly shipments to several states. The Senate aims for a fast vote on a multibillion housing bill funding FHA mortgage insurance and public housing.
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Washington
Rep
Cole
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
New Hampshire Officials Await Next Polio Injection
Concord reports that over 20 600 of 26 000 eligible first and second graders in New Hampshire have received the first round of Salk polio vaccine. Officials cite reasons for the 5 000 plus who did not receive shots, from parental withdrawal to absences and illness. Dr. Mary M. Atchison notes no word on when a second serum supply will arrive, while Surgeon General Scheele is expected to announce early distributions. If supply is late, the second inoculation may be postponed until fall. Some communities are already using vaccine leftovers for second-round doses.
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U.S
Leonard A. Scheele
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
National Foundation For
Lilly Firm
New Jersey
Maine
Montana
North
South Dakota
Concord
New Hampshire
State Health Dept
Mary M. Atchison
Scheele
Washington
British rail strike edges toward peace talks
Britain's 10 day walkout by ASLEF and allied unions shows a peace formula backed by the Trades Union Congress. The plan aims for joint discussions with the British Transport Commission and could open direct negotiations once wage differentials are settled.
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Britain
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers
British Transport Commission
Eden
Transport Commission
ASLEF
NUR
Assn
Chie
James Baty
Jim Campbell
Newsman
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