Macmillan in Ottawa Talks on Berlin Summit Prospects
Western hopes rise as Macmillan and Eisenhower near a possible East West ministers conference and a summit to avert a Berlin crisis. A tentative German peace treaty draft exists alongside plans for a loose federation to unite East and West Germany under a single political roof. Khrushchev aims to preserve East Germany and curb West Berlin control, while Western planners seek concrete proposals for Germany’s future.
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Hawaii Statehood Signed by President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower signed the Hawaii statehood bill after decades of territorial status. Hawaii will become the 50th state pending three propositions including immediate admission, boundary questions, and full conditions. He presented pens to Honolulu journalists and statehood supporters, confirming Congress action and a forthcoming referendum.
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Russians plan East Europe TV network to Moscow links
Vienna report says Russia plans a television network tying East European Communist capitals to Moscow with relays to Warsaw Prague and capitals of Romania and Bulgaria. U S figures note demographic power could push an all Germany government toward Soviet alignment while planners see potential for negotiation.
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Two Slain in Bedroom Gun Battle
Reports say a husband and a man identified as Silva died after a bedroom gunfight at the husband Chester’s home. Police described the sequence as Sorin firing with a Mauser while Silva used a .38, both men wounded and both dead, with a woman present later sedated and questioned.
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Train Robber LaTrasse Dies in Denver at 77
Bill LaTrasse, 77, last of the oldtime train robbers, died in Denver after a kidney ailment. Released from Kansas penitentiary last Dec 30, he moved to Denver to live with his sister Mrs Edna Shellon and died 10 days ago in hospital.
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