U S Rejects Bid For Peace Treaty With Germany
The United States rejected the Soviet draft for a peace treaty with Germany as old and unacceptable. Assistant Secretary of State Andrew Berding said Gromyko’s speech shows no Western concessions and the plan would keep divided Germany, delaying a formal all German government. The issue dominates Cold War tensions as the West accuses the Soviet Union of propping up division.
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Russia
Germany
Staes
Hbe Nly
Soviet Union
Gromyko
West
Selwyn Lloyd
U. S
Assisant
Andrew Berding
United States
Alli
West Germany
Yone
Man Kills Wife Police Chief and Self in Five Hour Shootout
In a grim Maine incident at a rural home in Hamlin, a 34 year old man, Fierre Harnois, killed his wife Rose Hamlin 46 and Westbrook Police Chief, then fatally shot himself after a five hour standoff. State Trooper Stephen A Regina, 42, was wounded, with Trooper Willard Parker lightly hurt. The scene unfolded in a quiet road settlement as police and two witnesses watched.
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Limerick
Maine
Hamlin
Rose
Westbrook
Fierre “Harnois
Stephen A. Regina
Saco
Hamilin
Portland
Willard Parker
Limerick State
Gordon E. Hamlin
Murder of Californian car thief killer blows escape
Ensenada Mexico police report a missing California carpenter Vernon Vicinas 42 was murdered near Ensenada 50 miles south of the border. Three men killed him to steal his car after Vicinas disappeared on a Baja California vacation. His body was found on a ranch north of Ensenada and rancher Silvestro Morales admitted involvement. Morales is jailed. two other suspects remain at large.
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Mex
Vernon Vicinas
Vicinas
Escondida
Baja California
Siliverto
Morales
Ensanada
Tijuana
San Diego
Moralés
Acid Hurled At Coed At North Texas State College
Denton Texas a college student sprayed a powerful silver nitrate into the face of 20 year old Sheila Nelms at a party. Doctors fear partial blindness and severe disfigurement as the chemical damaged lips eyes ears and neck. Tommy Ray Lester 19 faces aggravated assault charges though no immediate filing was noted.
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Denton Tex
Sheila Rene Nelms
Colorado City
Tex
Andy Anderson
Bert da
Nelms
Davis
Lester
Barty
Eisenhower Pushes Two Mile Atom Smasher Plan
President Eisenhower urged federal funding for a two mile long atom smasher to boost U S nuclear research and strength. He spoke to about 500 scientists at the Waldorf Astoria symposium, noting a projected 100 million dollar cost and a six year construction timeline, while stressing private groups should lead scientific progress.
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New York
Eisenhower
America
Washington
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
National Academy of Sciences
America Association For the Advancement of Science
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Stanford
Eisenhow
Where to Find It in the Paper
A brief guide notes that Northern and Southern California senators clashed in a draw during the first round of the debate on Gov. Brown's water program. The item references Page A-4 for the main piece, with related features on Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, Bridge, and various sections across the financial, sports, and features pages.
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California
Gov. Brown
Hal Boyle
BR. Tures
20 Injured When Car Rams Bus
Twenty people were injured when a car rammed a bus near an easter Washington community in Lincoln County. An Air Force captain stationed at Cottonwood Idaho described passengers escaping through a top window as ambulances arrived.
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Hershel Haynes
Air Force
Cottonwood
Idaho
Washington
Lincoln County
U S Gambling Raids Net Sixteen in County
A nationwide crackdown led to sixteen arrests in Los Angeles County on Thursday. The raids targeted illegal gambling operations under the federal wagering act. Cash, gambling equipment, and records were seized nationwide, with defendants linked to the Gardena and Paramount areas.
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Los Angeles
Caesar -W. Coulon
Weirdist St
Gardena
Lynch
Compton Blvd
Jack Williams
Virginia Ave
Paramount
Internal Revenue Service
Gambler
Electrical workers strike in New Jersey Newark
About 5,000 electrical maintenance workers walked out at Public Service Electric and Gas Co in Newark on Thursday night. Supervisors kept generating plants running. Public Service supplies portions of New Jersey gas service not involved.
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Newark
N. J
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
Public Service
New Jersey
Man and Dog Survive Two Days After Grand Canyon Canoe Capsize
Earl Fravig, 27, of San Manuel, and his dog Cadillac were rescued after more than two days on the Colorado River. Fravig blamed ignorance and foolishness for the ordeal, saying he started the trip at Lee's Ferry without proper permits or rig checks. He lost supplies and the canoe but credits life preservers for keeping them afloat as National Park Service crews pulled them from the river near Phantom Ranch.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Chand Canyon
Earl Fraviig
San Manuel
Francis
Colorado
Lockdolager
Cadillac
National Park Service
Lee's Ferry
Phantom Ranch
Francis Axp
Hatter
Paternity Case Orders Crosby to Support Child
In Los Angeles a Superior Court commissioner ordered Bing Crosby to provide $250 monthly child support for Denise Michelle, a 17 month old girl, while paternity trial proceeds. Crosby was also ordered to pay $2,500 to attorney Marilyn Miller who will arrange a new blood test to compare Dennis blood with Denise for the paternity issue. Mrs. Scott says she already received $300 monthly and seeks medical expenses for the child, who she says is pigeon toed and bowlegged. Crosby has never admitted paternity and denies the claim, while the case follows prior publicized romances and Crosby’s recent family events.
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Los “Angeles
UPI
Superior Court
Victor J. Hayek
Young Crosby
Marilyn Miller
Scott
Denise Michelle
Dennis
Brunette
Crosby Attorneys
Denise
Yinung
Crosby
Binks
Bor
Pat Sheehan
Weather Outlook Mixed Clouds Then Sunshine Saturday
A park forecast notes low clouds in the morning with improving conditions through Saturday. Expect mostly sunny skies and a slight warmup with higher temperatures by midday. Winds remain light and no precipitation is anticipated.
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Boon
Godfrey Leaves Hospital After Cancer Operation
New York veteran radio figure Arthur Godfrey came out of Presbyterian Medical Center today after an extremely dangerous surgery for toe cancer. He said he faced fear but found a break and urged readers to learn from his experience. He spoke of the fear of the unknown and hoped his words would help others facing medical procedures.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Presbyterian “Medical Center
Production at All Time High in April Says Federal Board
The Federal Reserve Board reports industrial production at 149 percent of the 1847-49 average for April, an all time high. Durable goods rose to early 1957 levels while soft goods also gained, minerals steady, and building materials reached a record. Steel output remains strong.
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Federal Reserve Board
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