US Appeals for Settling of Disputes Demonstrations Across Korea
Protests against President Rhee's government swell in major Korean cities with many injured and dozens killed in Seoul as US officials urge restraint. Ambassador McConaughy meets President Rhee to review events and push for addressing grievances without more bloodshed. Washington calls for peaceful settlement of discontent and awaits Korea's decision on elections and reforms.
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Dent ‘Synemar ‘Rhee
S “Tae
Seve Licemen
South
Korea
Seoul
United States
Grin Vances
Walter P. McConaughy
Rhee
Senate
Washington
State Department
McConnaghy
Lincoln
White
Two Boaters Missing After Sea Trip Off California
A search extends over about 600 square miles off the coast for James Woods and Leroy Buller who disappeared Friday after renting a 27-foot trawler from Morro Bay for an ocean fishing trip. Woods is 41, a Visalia painter, and Buller is 39 from Grover City.
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San Luis-Obispo
UPI
Inva
James Woods
Visalia
Leroy Buller
Grover City
Morra Bay
Nehru and Chou meet as border tensions rise
Nehru told Chou En-lai that Red China's border actions shock India and imperil relations while Chou faced protests near the presidential palace. The two leaders, amid tense security, aimed to discuss the 54 000 square miles border dispute on the Indian Tibetan frontier with little expectation of a swift deal.
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New Delhi
Chou En-lai
Nehru
China
Eisenhower Approves Nine Point Panamanian Gain Plan
President Eisenhower endorsed a nine point program to benefit Panamanians in the Canal Zone. The plan includes an 8 per cent wage rise for skilled workers, expansion of a Panama Canal apprentice program, construction of 500 new housing units, a $750,000 water main, and jobs review to favor Panamanians in skilled and supervisory roles. The White House noted most items take effect immediately and no flag status for Panama was specified.
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Augusta
Pines
Canal Zone
Eisenhower
Panama
Wayne Hawks
White House
Panama’ Canal
Cos
Ink We
Panama City
Colon
Congress
Flood Devastates Kabul Killing Nineteen Officials Say
Kabul authorities report nineteen deaths after widespread floods over nine days. Officials warn further heavy rains may threaten more homes and livelihoods across the city and surrounding districts.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Electronic Brain Net Links Missile Output Sources
A North American aircraft division demonstration shows a network of giant computers at Canoga Park receiving and storing production data for missile engines. The system relays information to four more computers at the Los Angeles division and to test stands in Neosho Missouri and Santa Susanna Mountains, enabling immediate access to status across divisions.
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North
Cano
Irm
California
Texas
Missouri
Canoga
North American
Los Angeles
Canoga Park Center
Néosho
Santa ‘Susanna Mountains
U S Warns Castro of Red Perils
The State Department branded Fidel Castro as a potential dictator and warned Cuba of the threat posed by international communism. It contrasted Castro's controls on Cuba's press with dictators like Hitler and Mussolini, and noted 95 percent of Cuban press is government run. The United States welcomed no shift in policy toward dialogue with Eisenhower and Herter.
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United States Supreme Jur
Fred. Dickson
San Quentin Prison
Arizona
Imaybe
Washington
UPD
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
State Department
Castro
Hose
K. Hitter
Mussolini
Revoucion
Francisco
Franco
Spal White
Department
U.S
Weather outlook coastal fog and low clouds
Low clouds and fog linger along the coast late tonight and early Wednesday. A high near 69 degrees is expected by noon today.
Sun-Power Generator for Space Use Planned
NASA announces Sunflower I project to develop a 3,000 watt solar electrical generator for space craft. Tapco group of Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge to partner on a petal solar collector that unfolds to 32 feet, vaporizes mercury to drive a turbine, and aims for a year of continuous power. Estimated development cost about 4.3 million dollars.
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Washington
National Aeronautics Andinistration
Tapco Group
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
Cleveland
Ohio
Fori
NASA
Centaur
Saurn
De Gaulle and Canadian Chief Meet in Ottawa Summit Talks
French President de Gaulle and Canadian Prime Minister Diefenbaker held a private lunch and discussions on summit topics including disarmament and East West tensions. De Gaulle arrives in Ottawa for a 17 day tour through Canada and the U.S. with planned talks alongside Eisenhower.
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Ide Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
France
War Memorial
Ottawa
Canada
de Gaulle
Ghades de Gaulle
Paris
John G. Diefenbaker
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dé Gaulle
Diefenbaker
United States
Armed Band Attacks Cuban Military Post
Predawn attack by a group of armed men, apparently insurgents, hit a government military center about 25 miles from Santiago in Oriente Province. About 30 minutes of heavy firing occurred around 3 am. No casualties reported.
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Havana
Santiago
Oriente
Soriario
Angry Teen Lies on Highway and Is Killed
Esther Mendoza Martinez, 17, and two friends argued at her Mirada home then Esther climbed onto the hood of a car driven by Alise Flores, 20, and Diane Amaya, 15. Flores drove away with Esther on the hood until she jumped off and lay down in traffic where she was struck and killed. Police seek both vehicles. the scene was reported by an off duty investigator who found the body.
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Esther Mendoza Martinez
Sith
Esther
Burgess St
Mirada Jills
A. P. Cansdale
Hirus
Alise Flores
Diane Amaya
Placentia
Miss Flores
Hiola Ave
Imperial Hwy
Macedonio Martinez
Herter to Detail Plans for Summit
Washington Secretary of State Christian A Herter will outline plans for the summit in Paris next month before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a closed door session. Senator John Sparkman, acting chairman, said Herter would meet the panel for about an hour.
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Washington
Um—Secre’ary
Christian ‘A. Herter
Senate
Paris
John Sparkman
Dala
Herter
Two-Way Traffic Reinstated on 4th and 5th Streets
City council votes 6-2 to restore two-way traffic on 4th and 5th Streets within about 60 days in the downtown district. Ordnance abandonment of the five-year-old one-way system is requested. observers will gauge if restoration stands. Opposing votes came from Councilmen Gerald Desmond and William Idelessi.
Bob Feller Unhurt in Meigs Field Crash Landing
Chicago reports that baseball star Bob Feller, former Cleveland Indians pitching ace, escaped injury after a private plane crash landed at Meigs Field today. Authorities say Feller was unhurt and the incident is under investigation.
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Bob Feller
Chicago
PHA
Bob’ Feller
Cleveland Indians
Meigs ~ Aire Field
Feller
Kennedys to Debate in West Virginia Face-to-face
A notice notes Sen John F Kennedy agrees to a direct debate with Sen Hubert H Humphrey in West Virginia. The item appears in a newspaper guide listing pages A3 B-1 B-7 and various sections including Comics Deaths Sports and Theaters.
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John F. Kennery
Hubert Humephrey
West Virginia
Hal Boyle
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