Dulles Funeral Among World Leaders At Washington Cathedral
Washington marked the farewell of John Foster Dulles with a grand cathedral service attended by a global who’s who. Presidents, diplomats, and foreign ministers joined the Arlington burial as the world mourned the late secretary of state. The piece notes California’s tax bills and the Senate votes amid the Dulles obsequy.
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Mr. Valiant
Free World
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World
Far East
Russia
Europe
Latin America
Andrei Gromyko
Arlington Cemetery
Potomac River
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Robert G. Menzies
Australia
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
NATO
Paul Henri Spaak
Chiang Kai-shek
Fos
Nationalist China
Faubus says Little Rock vote shows no clear call on schools
Governor Orval Faubus, noting the Monday recall of three militant segregationist Little Rock school board members and the retention of moderates, said results did not indicate a desire for him to withdraw from school affairs. He offered to interpret votes as views on integration only if the ballot asked for or against total integration.
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Where to Find It and Page References
The note lists a series of page references and sections in a newspaper, naming topics such as Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Death Notices, Editorials, Financial, Shipping, Sports, Theaters, Tides and Temperatures, TV and Radio, Vital Statistics, Wilson, Women, and Your Works with specific page coordinates and alternating sections. It reads as a guide to where different content appears within the issue.
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Swedish Freighter Berkel Rescued After Fire in Baltic
The 2,500-ton Swedish freighter Berkel caught fire in the Baltic. The crew of 22 men and 21 women were rescued by a passing Danish motor vessel after many jumped into lifeboats in their pajamas. The Stavesnas coastal radio station reported the incident.
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White House to host Geneva talks with four foreign ministers
President Eisenhower and Secretary Herter plan a 10:30 a m Thursday White House conference with Soviet Premier Gromyko British Foreign Secretary Lloyd Selwyn Lloyd and French Foreign Minister Couve de Murville. They flew in for John Foster Dulles funeral as Geneva negotiations stall.
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Christian A. Herter
Russia
Britain
France
Herter
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Selwyn Linyd
Maurice Couver de Murville
Geneva
John Foster’ Dulles
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West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
James C. Hagerty
Geneva South Laguna
Berlin
Germany
John Foster Dulles
Conference Becomes Test for Adenauer Presidency
Before the conference, with Adenauer as president, the political scene in Germany faces a pivotal moment as discussions and decisions loom. The page references continuation on A-5 Cal. 3, signaling extended coverage.
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Earth Slide Closes Coast Highway Near Santa Monica
A landslide blocked the busy Pacific Coast Highway between Santa Monica Canyon and Sunset Boulevard shortly before noon. Rocks and dirt narrowly missed a Greyhound bus and a truck as 20 to 30 cubic yards tumbled onto the northbound lane, rerouting traffic onto Chautequa Boulevard and Channel Road. The incident recalls a fatal highway avalanche on March 31, 1958 that killed V. O. Sheff, Venice district highway chief.
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Weather outlook with clouds and mild temperatures
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Thursday with partial clearing Thursday afternoon. Little temperature change expected. Maximum temperature by noon today reaches 70 degrees.
Quiet in West Berlin as deadline talk ebbs
West Berlin remained calm as Khrushchev postponed the May 27 deadline on condition of talks. Despite the standoff, checkpoints remained manned by Soviet forces and no special U.S. alert was issued. The city drew many foreign visitors for conventions and a fashion show, while Mayor Willy Brandt downplayed expected bravado.
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Willy Brandt
Missing Soviet envoy wife reappears atForeign Office
London Soviet diplomats hunt for Nina Dmitriev 35 wife of naval attaché after disappearance with 5 year old Lena from a London flat. She arrived at the Foreign Office today for questioned interview with two Soviet Embassy officials present. She may contact the embassy or return to the Soviet Union.
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Defendant Kills Self in Leap at L. A.
In Los Angeles a 26 year old narcotics suspect, Pete Alvarez, leaped seven floors to his death from the Hall of Justice during a recess while his wife Connie and daughter Marcella watched from a nearby courtroom. He had been awaiting a preliminary hearing on marijuana charges and was held on $100,000 bail.
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Earl O. Lippold
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Connie
Marcella
Cuban Chief Raul Castro Walks From Plane Crash
Raul Castro, brother of Fidel Castro, survived a swamp crash in southern Cuba. He and three airmen abandoned their light plane and were guided toward the coast by peasants before being rescued by navy launches. The incident occurred during an aerial search mission. Diaz Sanz and two aides were found unhurt earlier.
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Raul Castrro
Fidel Castro
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BAD DRIVER Girl Passes Test Callf Satellite for Honesty
A 17 year old girl charged with driving without an operator's license appeared before Municipal Judge Gerald Meauliffe. Carol Cooper said she did not think she could drive well enough to obtain one. The judge suspended most of her $40 fine and urged her to try again. The report also notes a separate delay at Vandenberg Air Force Base as Discoverer II mission resumes after weather and technical issues.
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Denver
Gerald Meauliffe
Carol Cooper
Khrushchev Threatens Soviet Response to Bases in Albania
Moscow reports Khrushchev told Albanian and Bulgarian leaders that the Soviet Union could establish missile bases in the Balkans to counter any U S bases in Italy or Greece. He urged a ban on nuclear weapons in the region and warned NATO allies that Western bases would draw Soviet rockets as a magnet. The premier spoke in Tirana and reiterated Tass accounts. He suggested a possible agreement with the People’s Government if NATO bases proceed.
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