Adenauer backs Western alliance while opening to Soviet talks
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer declared Berlin would stand with the United States and Western allies and would consider a top level Soviet conference only after a prior exchange of views on key questions. He stressed no immediate German Russian meeting and said any reply requires clarifying several issues.
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JACK BISCO
United Press
BONN
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
West Germany
Soviet Union
Adenauer
Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Geneva
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Josef Stalin
Stalin
llies
Nehru Tours Soviet Aircraft Plant Visit
MOSCOW June 9 Indian Premier Jawaharlal Nehru visited both Russian and Western officials and toured a Soviet aircraft plant. He watched jet warplanes and IL-12 passenger planes roll from the assembly lines and called at the British embassy where a birthday celebration for Queen Elizabeth was underway.
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MOSCOW
Jawaharlal Nehru
Queen Elizabeth Opens Parliament Amid Austerity and Hope
Britain begins its new parliamentary session under a cloud of rail strikes and tightened pageantry. Queen Elizabeth II pledged a close accord with the United States while eyeing trustful talks with the Soviet Union. Prime Minister Eden forecast improved East-West diplomacy and planned Geneva talks in July with Molotov. Churchill missed the ceremony as Lady Churchill injured.
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LONDON
Elizabeth II
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Winston Churchill
Churchill
House of Commons
Sir Anthony Eden
Duke of Edinburgh
Eder
Eisenhower to Fly to Penn State for Commencement
President Eisenhower planned to fly to Pennsylvania University this weekend weather permitting to speak at commencement exercises. He will depart tomorrow afternoon by plane or by train if needed and stay with his brother Dr Milton Eisenhower, president of the university, with another brother Earl also attending. An honorary LL.D. degree will be awarded at Beaver Stadium Saturday morning before his address.
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WASHINGTON
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania University
Milton Eisenhower
Earl
Beaver Stadium
Body of Lea Doty Recovered After Lake Traverse Drowning
The body of Lea Doty of Hawarden Iowa, last of seven victims in the Lake Traverse drowning on the Minnesota South Dakota border, was recovered at Brown's Valley Minnesota on June 9. The accident occurred last Friday night when a boat capsized in the lake.
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BROWN’S VALLEY
Minn
U.P
Lea Doty
Hawarden
Iowa
Lake Traverse
Minnesota-South Dakota
Dulles appoints Gerety deputy refugee program head
Pierce J. Gerety, 41, Connecticut lawyer, named deputy administrator of the refugee program with full authority. He serves under Scott McLeod, while Edward J. Corsi is history after clashes. President Eisenhower pressed Congress to speed up admitting 204,000 European refugees, but Gerety vows to work within current law if changes fail. He previously led the Civil Service Commission counsel and UN personnel loyalty board. his first act is a meeting with Rep Francis E. Walter amid ongoing Walter-McCarran tensions.
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WASHINGTON
John Foster Dulles
Pierce J. Gerety
Scott Mcleod
State Department
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
Gerety
Connecticut
Edward J. Corsi
New York
Corsi
McLeod
Dulles
Eisenhower
Congress
Civil Service Commission
loyalty board
United Nations
Francis E. Walter
Walter
New Yorker
Four Year Draft Extension Faces Senate Scrutiny
Washington reports a four year draft extension near approval after House passage while two year doctors draft faces House opposition. Senate hearings weigh military needs for physicians and dentists versus claims of discrimination. Debate also centers on Eisenhower era reserve training plans and stalled legislation. Dr Henry S Blake supports the doctor draft citing specialist needs for the military.
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WASHINGTON
House
Senate armed services committee
Senate
American Medical and Dental associations
Senate Democrats
Eisenhower
Henry S. Blake
Topeka
Kan
National Medical Veterans Society
General Quits Disputed Job
Washington June 9 The Immigration Service said Maj Gen Frank T Partridge has terminated his 350 a day duties as consultant to Gen Joseph M Swine immigration commissioner Brig Gen Taw Howard is being continued on the pay in the same consultant capacity for the time being The service said Partridge and Howard have been under fire as a House government investigations subcommittee led by Robert E Mollohan and focusing on Swine's move to militarize the service Mollahan disclosed a ruling by the Comptroller General Joseph Campbell that the 50 a day pay to both Partridge and Howard was more than allowed Mollahan has blocked House action on Senate bills to make Partridge and Howard assistant commissioners of the service Swine's aide James H Hennessy told Mollahan Partridge is no longer on the payroll Partridge had been getting 30 a day legal limit 18 days a month since May 1954 and Howard since September
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Immigration Service
Frank T. Partridge
Joseph M
Tawin Te Howard
Tortridge
Howard
Robert E. Motlahan
Swine
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Mollahan
Joseph Campbell
Taw Mollahan
house
Partridge
James H Hennessy
Mollohan
Russia to Return Lend-Lease Ships
The Soviet Union will return 62 American lend-lease naval vessels to the U S Navy from Kiel Germany starting next month. The ships include 56 torpedo boats and six submarine hunting craft stationed in Soviet ports in the Baltic region and will be sent back in groups of 10 to 15 over the next three months.
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KIEL
Germany
Soviet Union
Baltic
Schleswig-Holstein
Baltic Sea
Eisenhower Attends Lunch and Golf at Burning Tree Club
President Eisenhower visits the Burning Tree Club in Washington on June 9 for lunch and a golf round. The brief outing keeps up his routine of official duties mixed with leisure activities near the capital.
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WASHINGTON
Eisenhower
Burning Tree Club
Indian Ambassador Menon Arrives in Ottawa As Tension Eases
In Ottawa on June 9 UP V K Krishna Menon said Cold War tensions were easing. The Indian envoy to Nehru arrived and visited the Indian High Commissioner’s home after stating from Montreal that India is not a mediator and not negotiating. He noted a general tendency toward lower tension.
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OTTAWA
V. K. Krishna Menon
Jawaharlal Nehru
Canada
Menon
Church Procession Forbidden by Peron
In Buenos Aires on June 9 the government banned a Corpus Christi Day street procession scheduled by the Roman Catholic church for Saturday. It also canceled a public appearance and speech by world flyweight champion Pascual Perez as a rival attraction.
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BUENOS AIRES
Argentina
Pascual Perez
Margin Hike Rumors Roil New York Market
New York June 9. Rumors of a margin increase disrupted trading as prices slipped from earlier highs. Industrial averages rose to a record earlier after Ford contract news, then declined amid modest losses in railroad and utility issues. Market had reached new highs before today's selling cooled gains.
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NEW YORK
Ford
Frenk D Schroth Joins Daily News to Champion Brooklyn
June 9 1930 New York report states former Brooklyn Eagle editor and publisher Frenk D Schroth has joined the New York Daily News staff to advocate for Brooklyn residents and their interests.
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NEW YORK
PRFrenk D. Schroth
the
Brooklyn Eagle
New York Daily News
Brooklyn
Strike Wave Hits GM as 20 Plants to Close
Detroit June 9 General Motors announced wildcat strikes will close 20 plants, including Chevrolet and Fisher body sites, affecting 59,260 workers with recalls planned for Monday. CIO UAW seeks GM response to Ford wage plan as Walter Reuther warns of further stoppages.
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General Motors Corporation
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Chevrolet
Fisher
CIO
United Auto
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Reuther
Walter Reuther
UAW
Fisher body
Bay City
Mich
Buffalo
Detroit forge
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Flint manufacturing
Flint
Indianapolis
Muncie
Ind
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Saginaw service
Saginaw
Toledo
Tonawanda
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Tonawanda foundry
Flint assembly
Baltimore
Fisher embly
Flint No. 2
Bomb explodes outside Soviet Embassy in Stockholm
A bomb exploded tonight outside the Soviet Embassy in downtown Stockholm. An embassy car was destroyed but initial reports said no one was injured. Swedish security police rushed the scene, surrounding the premises as shards shattered windows in three nearby houses. No embassy windows were broken. A crowd gathered.
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STOCKHOLM
Sweden
Legislature Ends Session on Coast
SACRAMENTO June 9 The state legislature adjourned its 1955 regular session after midnight, failing to approve a state water department. A conference committee could not agree on terms to consolidate more than 50 independent agencies into a single department.
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SACRAMENTO
Molotov Signals Geneva Meeting Backing From Moscow
Paris reports Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov told French Premier Faure and Foreign Minister Pinay Russia has no objection to the July 18 to 21 Geneva Big Four summit. He met at the Quai d’Orsay and then left for Cherbourg en route to the United States for a June 20 San Francisco meeting with Western ministers.
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Eden
Russia
Geneva
Switzerland
M. Molotov
San Francisco
PARIS
V. M. Molotov
Edgar Faure
Molotov
Faure
Antoine Pinay
Quai T'Orsay
Molotos
Orly airfield
Quai D'Orsay
Cherbourg
United States
Pinay
West Germany
Konrad Adelnauer
Prison roving reporter George Hill vanishes near Baton Rouge
ANGOLO La June 9 U P State prison newspaper editors fear roving reporter known as Big George may have left with a guard to write a feature story about the St Gabriel prison farm near Baton Rouge and has not been heard from in 10 days. The guard has been fired.
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ANGOLO
U.P
Big George
George Hill
St. Gabriel
Baton Rouge
Peace Prosperity Discussed as Aims
New York June 9 Sherman Adams assistant to the President said the Eisenhower administration will never involve American youth in a futile and avoidable conflict. He pledged during a National Sales Executive Association lunch that the administration pursues peace and prosperity and has not allowed itself to be plunged into a catastrophic war needlessly.
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NEW YORK
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Adams
National Sales Executive Association
Steelworkers Recess Talks in Pittsburgh Wage Drive
UPI reports the CIO United Steelworkers ended wage demand presentations to U S Steel and Republic Steel as talks paused. President McDonald hailed a good spirit and pushed for a substantial raise for about 600000 workers. An expeditious settlement before June 30 remained the aim, with a possible strike if no deal.
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PITTSBURGH
UPI
CIO
United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel
Republic Steel
USW
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Foard Motor Co
Salk Vaccine Safety Overhaul Announced
Washington officials say Surgeon General Scheele will form a division of biologics standards to vet Salk vaccines and future virus vaccines, while NIH testing programs expand and scientists shift to the new standards unit.
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WASHINGTON
TPI
U.S
Leonard A. Scheele
biologics
National Institutes of Health
biologics standards
Oil Tankers Burn in North Sea Collision Kills One
Two loaded oil tankers collided early today in the North Sea causing a fiery holocaust. One man is dead and 20 are missing while 21 of 42 crew were rescued. The Buccaneer and Johannishus exchanged flames as tons of oil spilled into the water.
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Holland
North Sea
Buccaneer
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