Soviet union rejects Arctic inspection plan at UN
The Soviet union accused the Eisenhower Arctic inspection proposal of seeking only publicity and warned it would refuse to participate. Ambassador Lodge urged discussion with a limited aerial and ground inspection system, but Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko called the plan a publicity stunt and said the issue should await a summit.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
Arkady A. Sobolev
Russia
United States
Sobolev
U.N. Security Council
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Arctic
Lodge
Security Council
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
Winter Returns Chill Midwest With Record Lows
Cold front sweeps the plains fueling record late spring lows from Chicago to Des Moines and Omaha. Fargo and Bemidji report near freezing while wind chills slice through South and Midwest towns. Thunderstorms flare in Texas and Ohio Valleys with wind damage north of Birmingham.
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Midwest
Chicago
Dubuque
Towa
Des Moines
Omaha
Sioux Falls
S. D
Park Falls
Wis
Duluth
Bismarck
N. D
Bemidji
Minn
International Falls
Plains
Casper
Wyo
West Yellowstone
Mont
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Texas
Tennessee
Birmingham
Ala
Dakotas
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Eisenhower Pressures Congress To Cut Taxes Soon
President Eisenhower and GOP readers face a long row at the nation's economy amid growing reports of mounting pressure on congressmen to cut taxes promptly. The detailed front-page note references tax policy and expected actions, with related pages listed for further coverage.
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Eisenhower
GOP
Four Killed in Plane Crash Near Palm Desert
A light airplane crashed in a canyon near Palm Desert killing four aboard. Sheriff reports the pilot Thomas Sestanovich, 30, of Hollywood, and passengers Frank Somme 24, Shirley Somme 24 of North Hollywood, and Richard Mitchell of Camp Pendleton Marine. Sestanovich was en route to Oceanside with Mitchell aboard as Sommes joined for a ride.
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Palm Desert
Calif
Sheriff's Office
J Thomas Sestanovich
Holly Awood
Frank Somme
Shirley
North Hollywood
Richard Mitchell
Camp Pendleton Marine
Sestanovich
Mitchell
Oceanside
Sommas
Sparrow Grounds Airliner For Six Hour Disabled
A sparrow caused a KKLM four engine airliner to be out of commission for six hours Monday night in Manchester England. The bird was sucked into an engine causing damage to the wing de icing system and grounding the plane.
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Manchester
England
Vanguard II Fails as 3rd Stage Fizzles
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Navy Vanguard satellite rocket began strong but fell into the Atlantic after the third stage failed to ignite 1 500 miles from shore. The 22 inch sphere carrying experiments to study solar rays did yield some data, and officials plan future Vanguard launches to continue space data collection.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Vanguard
Atlantic Ocean
Missile Test Center
Atlantic
Vangsuard T
Earth
Breweries May Close in Protest Strike Across California
California breweries may shut down in protest of picketing Anheuser Busch and Theo Hamm plants. About 1,000 Teamsters workers at Van Nuys and San Francisco sites walked out after two months of negotiations, risking about 9,000 jobs if all operations close, with roughly 4,000 workers in Southern California at risk.
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Los Angeles
California
Anheuser- Busch Co
Thea Hamm. Brewing Co
California Brewers Association
van Nuys
Theo Hamm Brewing Co
San Francisco
Teamsters Union
CBA
Marilyn Monroe Champions the Sack Movement in New Look
Marilyn Monroe defends sacks in a New York interview describing movement and comfort over stays. She shows a white themed apartment and a black crepe sack with an oversized organdy bow, noting the garment’s flexibility and fun. Her husband Arthur Miller observes.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Sacks
Marilyn
B. 57Th St
Miss Monroe
Arthur Miller
Night and morning low clouds with fair conditions
Weather bulletin notes night and morning clouds with overall clear skies through Wednesday. Temperatures retain little change and rain probability remains around ten percent.
Senate Votes Union Pension Control Bill
The Senate approved a pension welfare fund control bill by a wide margin amid weeks of debate. Republicans argued the measure was weak while Democrats called it strong protection for 85 million Americans, as they faced 14 amendments tied to union democracy and Taft Hartley reforms. House hearings and action remain uncertain with 15 related bills already before the chamber.
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Washington
Senate
House Labor Committee
Hhe House
Barden
House Committee
Sen
Lausche
Wife Takes Car Lesson Triggers Citywide Chaos
A Los Angeles woman, Mrs James Otis Henry, 50, after her first driving lesson, drove forward instead of backing up. The car tore through a fence and hedge at 13711 Willowbrook Ave, toppled a tree, smashed a wall and window, splintered a table, flattened a bicycle, and jarred wine from a Naples Winery shelf. No one was hurt. The Tasselli residence TV was damaged as a tree toppled onto the set. The event was described as an earthquake by onlookers.
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Compton
Los Angeles
James Otis Henry
Henry
Louie Tasselli
Willowbrook Ave
Tasselli
Naples Winery
Cardinal's Condition Reported Excellent After Amputation
Rome Samuel Cardinal of Stritch was reported in excellent condition today after a good night following the amputation of his right arm.
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Cardinal
Rome
Samuel Cardinal
Stritch
Police Bullets End Flight of Teen Groups
Two teenage suspects were captured after a liquor store robbery chase ended at Whaley Junior High in Compton with police firing at a fleeing car. The youths, both 16, were arrested on auto theft and robbery charges. a second incident near Artesia involved four burglary suspects after a salvage yard break in, with a private citizen firing shots at a fleeing car and deputies locating the getaway vehicle nearby.
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Compton
Sheriff's Deputies
Artesia
Compton Elva
Whaley Junior H Ugh School
Krailey Ave
Lyle Fundin
Artesia Blvd
Fimdin
Roseton Ave
William C. LaMay
Rayelmond H. Carter
Roy Harris
Rescues Two Cancer Bites Rope Tows Flipped Boat
Two St Louisans were saved when Donald Shearman a 32 year old paddler in a kayak style craft hooked a rope from a overturned motorboat and towed Ernest F Green 17 and William Asbille 35 to shore in choppy waters along the St Louis riverfront.
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ST. Louis
Lady Astor Opposes Public Kissing In Britain
Nancy Viscountess Astor, first woman in the British House of Commons, denounces public kissing. She recalls a kiss from Dr. John Holloway, South Africa’s high commissioner, after presenting a geranium bouquet. Holloway blushes and jokes about her being a designing widow while Astor cites Hollywood as a bad influence.
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London
Nancy Viscountess Astor
House of Commons
Sally Astor
South Africa
John Holloway
Britain
Geranium Society
Holloway
Washington
Lady Astor
Greenwood
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