Peace Talks End In Call For Negotiated World Peace
Belgrade and Belgrad Yugoslavia and Russia wrap nine days of cautious talks with a joint declaration urging negotiation for world peace. Khruschev privately urges Tito to build up arms as Moscow does yet public statements stress peaceful methods and UN representation for China and a democratic settlement for Germany. Four U S airmen freed from Chinese camps reunite with families at Hickam Field Hawaii in an emotional scene. interviews reveal reunions with loved ones after years apart and plans to resume life with the Air Force.
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BELGRADE
Yugoslavia
Russia
Communist Party
Nikita S. Kruschev
Tito
Kremlin
Nikolai Bulgenin
China
United Nations
Formosa
Germany
Khruschev
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Bled
U.S.S.R
HONOLULU
Lyle W. Cameron
Roland W. Parks
Omaha
Ned
W. G. Parks
Richard
Parks
Cameron
Rolland Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
Hawaii
Air Force
Harold FE. Fischer
Swea City
Iowa
Fischer sai
Edwin L. Heller
Wynnewood
Judith
Heller
Air Force Constellation
Hickam Field
Hong Kong
Constellation
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
U S Pilots Observe Russian Polar Camp In Arctic Drift
FAIRBANKS Alaska June 2 Russian scientists drift on an Arctic ice floe 650 miles northwest of Point Barrow as U S Air Force fliers from Alaska 58th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron monitor a Soviet weather camp. Recon planes fly routes from Eielson AFB to the North Pole then toward the 180th meridian mapping conditions while radiosonde devices transmit data to a mother plane. The Russians also send weather data on an international band received by Alaska stations, and their camp includes shelters small planes helicopters and shuttle transport from Siberia.
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FAIRBANKS
Alaska
U. S. Air Force
58th Weather Reconnaisance Squadron
Point Barrew
Eielson Air Force Base
Eielson
North Pole
180th meridian
Air Force flers
Air Force
Arctic
Siberia
Cables Cut Deepen Berlin Tensions Across City
UPi reports Western Berlin officials accuse Eastern Communists of cutting elevated train telephone cables between West Berlin stations and the Soviet sector. The action endangers city rail traffic and interzonal trains using the elevated system to enter and leave the city, intensifying the blockade impact.
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BERLIN
UPi
West Berlin
Air Force General Dies in Colorado
Air Force Brig. Gen. Jack Roberts, 43, died of a heart attack at Green Mountain ranch near Grand Lake Colorado while on vacation with his wife and two children. His service linked to Carswell AFB Fort Worth and Offutt AFB Omaha. The stock market opened mixed then rose on industrials while rails and utilities lagged.
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NEW YORK
GRAND LAKE
Colo
air Force
Jack
Roberts
Carswell Air
Green Mountain ranch
Carmelia
ust
Georgia
Earthquake Recorded Near Western Aleutian Islands
Seismographs at California Institute of Technology logged a major quake in the western Aleutian Islands, with Davina and Vall in the vicinity noted among the affected areas. Details on impact and precise epicenter were not immediately available.
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Davina
California Institute of Technology
Alew than
Belfast-born Merle McCarley is ruled ineligible Miss Europe
In Helsinki on June 2 an official ruled Merle McCarley born in Belfast Northern Ireland eligible for Miss Europe but not Miss England. Snapping in Belfast she proclaimed I am as Irish as the Blarney Stone and protested the decision.
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HELSINKI
Merle McCarley
Iceland
Belfast
Northern Ireland
British Empire
Merle
Polio cases rise as latest weekly report notes totals
The U S Public Health Service reported 240 new polio cases for the week ending May 28, slightly below the prior week’s 247 but the highest for that week in five years. Since January 1 total cases reached 2,290, with 1,226 in the current disease year starting April 1.
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WASHINGTON
U. S. Public Health Service
Pitman-Moore and
Wyeth laboratories
The
health service
Cutter Laboratories
California
Grandma Nannie Doss Receives Life Sentence in Tulsa
In Tulsa on June 2 grandma Nannie Doss was given life imprisonment for murder after pleading guilty. Judge Elmer Adams announced the verdict while Doss, a self-made widow, stared with a fixed smile and chewed gum. She faces further possible prosecution in Kansas North Carolina and Alabama for prior husband murders.
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TULSA
Okla
Nannie Doss
Elmer Adams
Adams
Kansas
North Carolina
Alabama
Sam Doss
First woman mayor serves San Salvador
A woman became acting mayor of San Salvador for the first time in 46 years as Senora Blanca de Mendez assumed duty while Mayor Pedro Escalante left for Havana to attend a meeting.
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SAN SALVADOR
El Salvador
Senora Blanca de Mendez
Pedro Escalante
Havana
Security Law Hearing Urged By Cain For Hearings
Former Senator Harry P. Cain told the Senate Civil Service Committee that government hearing boards should have power to subpoena witnesses whose testimony would not threaten national security to improve fairness and public confidence. He urged counsel for accused employees and stricter rules on suspensions and prehearing actions.
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WASHINGTON
Harry P. Cain
Cain
Subversive Activities Control Board
Senate Civil Service committee
gene
Justice Department
Missing Boy Returns After Forest Search Ended
Seven year old Bobby Davenport disappeared in Marble Mountain area three days ago and walked into a ranger station to be fed and rested. The Siskiyou county sheriff’s office called off a 50 man posse that had been combing the wilderness 70 miles southwest of Yreka.
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YREKA
Calif
Bobby Davenport
Siskiyou county
Cleveland Resident Elected Rotary International President
Chicago June 2. Sheriff deputies report a Cleveland resident, UR A Z youngster, wandered near Oak Bottom seven miles from the ranger station during the Rotary International convention. He was elected president at 9 15 a.m. PDT succeeding Herbert J Tay. The child, on a family fishing trip, disappeared while the Rotary group was closing and he left to look for him.
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Sheriff's deputies
CHICAGO
UR—A. Z. youngster
Baker
Cleveland
Oak Bottom
Rotary International
Herbert J. Tay
geen
Rotary Intergroup
Nixon calls Big Four meeting last chance to avert war
Vice President Richard M. Nixon says the upcoming Big Four conference could be the world’s last chance to settle differences peacefully and avoid a catastrophic war. He asks whether Communists still seek world conquest or have changed tactics. Nixon urges strong world opinion to press the Kremlin to join peace efforts.
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CHICAGO
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rotary International
Kremlin
Ite
Postal Workers Pay Rise Clears Senate, Heads to House
Washington reports an average 8.1 percent pay increase for about 500000 postal workers, approved 78 to 0 by the Senate. The House Post Office Committee unanimously backed the bill, with Eisenhower expected to sign. The measure, revised after a veto threat on 8.6 percent, moves for House action Tuesday under suspension rules requiring a two thirds vote.
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WASHINGTON
Congress
House post office committee
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Truck Strike Talks Resumed as Firms Reach Agreement
Los Angeles June 2 A two week old walk out eased when six auto truckaway firms halted by the AFL Teamsters reached a settlement with the union agreeing to a 16 cent hourly rise now and eight cent yearly increases for two years. Chrysler and Studebaker plants could reopen after the accord. Western locals mostly opposed CTA’s 24 cent three year package offered last week.
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L. Woxberg
AFL Teamsters
Chrysler Corporation
Studebaker-Packard Corporation
Teamster
CTA
DETROIT
Ford Motor Company
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
aemand
Walter Reuther
auto workers union
John Bugas
Reuther
Hoover defends informant system as essential safeguard
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover defended the confidential informant system as a safeguard against threats to national and individual security. He warned that surrendering the system now would invite destruction and that disclosure would aid the enemy. He issued the statements in a bulletin to law enforcement nationwide.
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WASHINGTON
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Utah Felon Stabs Prison Attendant
Authorities search for motive after a 21 year old convict fatally stabs Edwin J. Fisher, 58, a boiler plant attendant at the Utah state prison. Warden says first degree murder charges likely against William Walter, a burglar from Stockton, California, who surrendered after the stabbing and claimed to have blacked out.
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POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN
Utah
Utah state prison
penientiary
Marcel Graham
William ‘Walter
Stockton
Calif
Edwin J. Fisher
Murray
Fisher
Walter
Ford Workers Stage Sudden Strike at Mercury Plant
About 1,900 workers at Ford Motor Co.s Mercury assembly plant in Metuchen New Jersey walked out after a 4 am strike by Local 980 CIO United Auto Workers. Pickets halted day shift entry and management held a conference to address the wildcat action. Other NJ plants at Edgewater and Mahwah continued operations.
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METUCHEN
N. J
Mercury
Ford Motor Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
New Jersey
Edgewater
Mahwah
Three Story Building Collapse Kills Three In Dallas
Rescue workers freed Lloyd Cornett from rubble today after a three story limestone building collapsed yesterday in Dallas. Three people died and ten were injured as debris toppled into a bar, a grid and a music store, breaking power lines and blocking the street.
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DALLAS
Tex
Pisa
Lloyd Cornett
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Kin Inoteee
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JACK RYAN
Fairbanks Daily News Miner
Reds
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apa
Ireland
Rotarians
Washington, D.C
Kenneth Boyce
James Dowling
Talbott
International
LOS ANGELES
URI
California Trucking Association
auto truckaway
Teamsters
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