United States Bows to Britain and France on Laos Talks
The United States agreed to Pathet Lao participation as equals at the 14 nation Laos conference after pressure from Britain and France. A formal opening was delayed to Tuesday, with U S officials stating no communique would be issued tonight. Rusk had met Harriman and decided to enter the talks to avoid wrecking the conference, while not recognizing Pathet Lao rights. The first working session was seen for Wednesday amid a brief opening.
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Prince Souvanna Phouma
Kennedy weighs informal meeting with Khrushchev
President Kennedy awaited word from Geneva and Moscow on whether an informal talk with Nikita Khrushchev could occur in Europe early next month. He plans to fly from Florida to Washington after a brief Florida weekend and to Ottawa for a two day ceremonial visit. The decision hinges on Geneva Laos talks and progress in nuclear test ban talks.
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Nazi Eichmann tied to Nazi inner circle in U.S. judge testimony
UPI report from Jerusalem says American judge Musmanno testified Eichmann was part of the Nazi inner circle that decreed the murder of six million Jews and led a Nazi flying squadron described as a slaughter house on wheels. He testified after a prolonged defense bid to bar him, citing Goering’s statements and top leaders.
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Heinrich Himmler
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Grand Duchess Claim Denied by German Court
A Hamburg court rejected Anna Anderson’s assertion that she is Grand Duchess Anastasia of Russia. After more than three years of investigation and four days of deliberation, the court found she failed to provide satisfactory proof. Anderson, aged 61, claimed to be Nicholas II’s youngest daughter and the sole survivor of the Bolshevik massacre of 1918. The ruling stated the evidence contradicted her royal ancestry.
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Five Day Forecast For Beckley And Oak Hill Area
Scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. warm humid with highs in the 80s and a low near 60. Tuesday partly cloudy and less humid. Temperatures average normal to three degrees above in the south and around 72 in the north. cooler Tuesday and Wednesday, warmer Friday and Saturday. Rainfall may total three-fourths inch from late Wednesday through Saturday. River conditions: Greenbrier normal muddy. Lake normal muddy. 14 gates open. new gauge 53 ft.
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Goldfine Pleads Guilty On Tax Evasion Count
Bernard Goldfine changed his plea to guilty on indictments accusing evasion of 790000 dollars in personal and corporate federal income taxes. The case was continued to 2 p.m. EDT for sentencing before Judge George C. Sweeney. The judge will hear from defense counsel E Bennett Williams and a physician regarding the defendant's mental competence.
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Freedom Riders Attacked in Dixie
White and Black Freedom Riders faced violent opposition as a CORE tour aimed at desegregation in bus terminals met attacks in Anniston Alabama and Birmingham. A Greyhound bus was destroyed by arson and missiles. nine CORE members on board were joined by 13 others and rescued by state investigators. James A. Peck of New York, editor of a CORE publication, and a student from Morehouse College were hospitalized. The tour began in Washington DC and planned to continue to Montgomery and Jackson despite the assault.
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James Stewart laments Gary Cooper loss in Hollywood
Hollywood figure James Stewart says Cooper’s death is a tremendous loss to the industry. In Alabama a bus incident leaves Charlotte Devree unable to talk, and in Indiana a high school senior echoes Truman on government knowledge. A London trichology institute quips about baldness and worry.
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Anniston
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Alaama
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Truman
U.S
Traffic deaths rise in West Virginia this year
Charleston reports 110 deaths from traffic accidents in West Virginia so far this year, up from 109 in the same period last year. State Police records also show 72 accident free days versus 67 by this point in 1960.
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Monkeys in Space Echo Cold War Fear
An odd remark warns that ongoing space missions involving monkeys could escalate tensions between powers into a new form of warfare, reflecting heightened Cold War anxieties about science and arms.
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Record $4 Billion HEW Budget Boost Passes House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee approved a record 4 billion dollar HEW budget as part of a 4.327 billion dollar bill for fiscal 1952, plus an extra 48.15 million for other programs. The panel urged aggressive battles against cancer heart disease infant mortality alcoholism and elderly issues and proposed a joint retraining plan for workers displaced by automation and industry shifts. The bill moves to the House next, with Labor and HEW directed to coordinate a more effective job retraining effort.
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Two Mingo County Men Face Grand Jury On Food Fraud
Willard Christian of Meador and Ray Isaac of Newtown waived preliminary hearings and posted 500 bond each. Christian allegedly hid his wife s 375 monthly teaching income on a surplus food application. Isaac allegedly lied about his family income while his wife works as a hospital employee earning over 300 a month.
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U2 Pilot Won't Stay In Russia
UPI reports amid an Asian tour Lyndon B Johnson and officials debate whether Communist China faces collapse within 12 to 18 months due to revolts and crop failures, while U.S. sources in Hong Kong say no imminent fall is evident. Johnson plans a stop in Hong Kong before Thailand as crowds greet his voyage and Chiang Kai-shek pledges continued support for his regime. In Pound, Virginia, U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers reiterates he will not remain in the Soviet Union after release, writing to his parents that he will return home as soon as freedom comes.
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London mechanic booked for illegal parking in Woolwich
In Woolwich London a mechanic helping install 360 new parking meters was booked for illegal parking as police acted today to enforce the rule.
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Hillary regains speech after Everest attempt stroke
Sir Edmund Hillary rests in Shershan Nepal under a doctor’s care and has reportedly regained speech after a stroke during an Everest attempt last week. New York harbor police search the Statue of Liberty for a bomb yields no findings. Fidel Castro declares revolution progress in nationwide radio harangues. Charles J. Potter predicts U S coal use to rise 20 percent to 479 million tons by 1975. The House to vote on Kennedy gold curbs. End of six month Remington Rand strike with new three year contract. BBC to televise Queen Elizabeth II troop the colors from Moscow June 10 via direct link. Frank Ross and Joan Bradsha honeymooning in Palm Springs after Beverly Hills wedding. Violence-strike at National Electric Coil ends with new contract ratified.
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Rebels Stall Truce Debate in Laos Talks
In Ban Namone Laos the Pathet Lao rebels blocked peace talks by insisting that political questions be settled before any cease-fire discussion. The royal Laotian government and neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma allies pressed for simultaneous talks on cease-fire and government delegation. Geneva reports indicated three Laotian delegations would sit separately. General Phoumi Nosovan said he would not attend Geneva until the outcome of today’s meeting is known.
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Emmy Award Show Scheduled Tuesday in Hollywood
The 13th annual Emmy Awards will be held Tuesday night with ceremonies in Hollywood and New York. NBC will air the event at 12:30 p.m. EDT. Nominees include Bob Hope in humor, with others like The Andy Griffith Show and The Twilight Zone contending in major categories.
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TV Coverage and Awards Highlight Historic News Era
NBC's convention coverage last year along with Douglas Edwards and the News and Eye Witness to History is noted beside Huntley Brinkley and Kennedy live conferences. Best actor honors go to Maurice Evans Cliff Robertson and Ed Wynn for stage and screen pieces.
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Emmys race notes top nominees across categories
In TV awards contenders Judith Anderson Ingrid Bergman Elizabeth Montgomery star in acting races. Raymond Burr Jackie Cooper Robert Stack vie for Untouchables honor. Donna Reed Barbara Stanwyck Loretta Young seek actress in series. Danny Kaye Fred Astaire vie for best single program for 1960 specials with NBC convention coverage Macbeth and the Sacco and Vanzetti show also listed.
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Ingrid Bergman
Elizabeth Montgomery
Rusty Heller
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Robert Stack
Donna Reed
Barbara Stanwyck
Loretta Young
Danny Kaye
Fred Astaire
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