Big 4 Meeting In Switzerland Wins Approval
Moscow reports Western proposal for a Geneva summit conference beginning July 18. Soviet notes state acceptance of time and place while rejecting including satellite states or international Communist activities. Dulles had urged broader agenda. Molotov mentioned in Paris. Summit preparations proceed.
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Russia
Geneva
U.S
John Foster Dulles
East
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Tass
Dulles
United States
Britain
France
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Switzerland
Vienna
VM. Molotov
Paris
Molotov
United Nations
San Francisco
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Scelba wins key vote to preserve four party coalition
ROML June 13 Premier Mario Scelba secured a win as the parliamentary group of the divided Christian Democratic party backed continuing the four party governing coalition. Only one deputy opposed the order of the day praising the Scelba government’s efforts, while the anti-Scelba bloc of about 150 deputies could not push for an all Christian Democrat government.
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ROML
Mario Scelba
Christian Democratic party
Scelba
Conviction of Reds Upheld by Court of Appeals
The Third U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia today upheld the conviction of Steve Nelson and four other Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia Communist leaders. They were sentenced to five years in prison for conspiring to advocate the violent overthrow of the government.
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PHILADELPHIA
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Steve Nelson
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Guaranteed Wage Contracts Signed By GM And CIO Unions
Detroit June 13 General Motors signed guaranteed wage contracts with two CIO unions to protect 550 500 workers during 26 weeks of layoffs. The UAW and Electrical Workers unions agreements cover 410 000 GM employees added to 140 500 Ford workers. Contracts run three years with 60 to 65 percent take home pay during layoff. Reuther says steps to restore operations and costs projected at 600 million over three years.
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United Auto Workers
CIO Electrical Workers
Ford
UAW
tew
Ternstedt
Trenton
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Walter Reuther
General Motors
Auto Workers Union
Reubee
Reuther
Peron-Church Riots Spread Across Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires on June 13 President Juan Peron and his cabinet met 90 minutes to discuss new repressive measures after weekend riots injuring 22 and arresting between 400 and 610. Police raided the Curia Eclesiastica near Plaza Mayo, with 422 men detained, many under 25. Peron bans future street processions and Catholic ceremonies until further notice.
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Argentina
Juan Peron
Vatican City
Osservatore Romano
Yugoslavia
Peru
Israel
Curia Eclesiastica
Plaza Mayo
central police department
Belevando St
Carlos Gentile
Peron
Angel Borlenghi
Terrorists Attack Threaten Americans in Saigon
In Saigon Indochina on June 13 rebels hurled a hand grenade at a U S Economic Mission building and warned American officials to stay neutral in Viet Nam's civil war or face retaliation. Mrs William Hardy and her son narrowly escaped injury when the grenade exploded against a tree near the mission. An unidentified Frenchman was killed in another night attack and a second grenade in an American jeep caused no injuries. A Hoa Hao rebel radio station warned that neutrality would not shield authorities from retaliation by supporters.
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SAIGON
Indochina
U.S
William Hardy
William, Jr
Washington, D. C
Hoa Hao
Dixon Yates Hearing suspended by SEC in power project case
Washington June 13 The Securities and Exchange Commission suddenly suspended its hearing on financing the Dixon Yates Power Project for a short period subject to call by the commission. Examiners offered no explanation. Attorneys protested and sought to be heard by the commission but were refused.
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Securities & Exchange Commission
Dixon- Yates
SEC
commission
James G. Ewell
Earthquake jolts Cheviot area causes panic and damage
A June 73 quake near Cheviot, 55 miles north of Christchurch, rocked the region with considerable panic and damage but no reported casualties early today.
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NEW ZEALAND
CHRISTCHURCH
Cheviot
here
Adenauer Seeks Loyal West German Ties With U S
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived in Washington and urged a close partnership with the United States and the free world to preserve peace. He planned talks with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles on Soviet invitations to Moscow and a neutralization proposal tied to German reunification.
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Konrad Adenauer
United States
free world
National Airport
State Department
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Adenauer
Moscow
Soviet Union
Germany
Dulles
West Germany
The
New York Times
Bonn
Times’ Washington
James Reston
Europe
Senate panel backs tentative four year draft extension
The Senate Armed Services Committee postponed final approval of a four year draft extension to combine it with a stalled reserve plan. Chairman Richard B. Russell said the panel only granted tentative approval to the four year draft and a two year extension of the draft for doctors. Provisions set to expire June 30.
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SMASHINGTON
Senate Armed services committee
Richard B. Russell
Legislator Calls for Keasey Post Office Shutdown
Washington report notes Rep. Walter Norblad of Oregon urged closing a local post office. He cited a 1954 cost of 1550 dollars to operate and receipts of 418 dollars after learning from the Portland regional office that the Keasey post office should be shut down as soon as possible.
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WASHINGTON
Walter Norblad
Ore
Noroblad
Keasey, Ore
Portland
Hiroshima Death Toll Rises From 1945 Bomb Injuries
Hiroshima reports the ninth death this year from injuries linked to the 1945 atom bomb blast. Makoto Mizuki, 42, died at Red Cross Hospital from delayed internal injuries. An autopsy will be conducted by American doctors for the atomic casualty commission.
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HIROSHIMA
Japan
Makoto Mizuki
Red Cross
Federal Realty Empire Rapped for Wasteful Government Property
Hoover Commission urges shrinking the federal realty empire to save 185 million dollars yearly and possibly 1.225 billion to treasury by disposing surplus plants and space. It flags 400,060 properties across 27 agencies and 2.475 billion square feet, using 370,000 federal employees in a decentralized system.
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WASHINGTON
ioover Commission
Treasury
Empire State
Defense Department
Budget Bureau
Herbert Hoover
executive branch
Russia and Japan resume talks on restoring relations in London
In London observers expect progress as Soviet Ambassador Malik and Japanese delegate Matsumoto hold their fifth meeting. They referred proposals to their governments after the June 7 session, with Malik likely to present a Soviet reply and possible counterproposals aligning with some Japanese views.
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LONDON
Russia
Japan
Jacob Malik
Shunichi Matsumoto
Malik
Atomic Ship Plan Rejected by Senate House Panel
The Senate House atomic energy committee rejected Eisenhower's plan for a "God will" atomic peace ship while approving a separate 270 million dollar program for the Atomic Energy Commission. The joint panel backed projects for plants facilities and land, but deleted the proposed peace ship from the bill amid jurisdiction questions.
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dPi
Senate House atomic energy committee
Eisenhower
free nations
joint committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
House merchant marine iommittee
Chet Holifield
Calif
atomic energy subcommittee
Graham arrives in Zurich for two religious meetings
American evangelist Billy Graham landed in Zurich from Paris to lead two religious gatherings next weekend, one in Zurich and the other in Geneva. The events mark a revival amid his European tour as crowds gather to hear the well known preacher.
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ZURICH
Switzerland
Billy Graham
Paris
Geneva
POW Tell All System Urged by Adm Gallery
In Chicago on June 1 am Adm Dan V Gallery urges a Defense Department board in Washington to adopt a tell all method for POWs to answer all questions. He argues that phony confessions and testimonials obtained by torture or brainwashing undermine propaganda value and that even under pressure prisoners should reveal more than name rank and serial number. He says such a system could be used to undermine foe propaganda and recommends it be understood in the free world and possibly transmitted to the United Nations.
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CHICAGO
Reary
Dan V Gallery
Defense Department
Washington
Gallery
Eisenhower
Gallers
Salle
Truman Plans Speech for United Nations Anniversary
Former President Harry S Truman, en route home after a Portland visit, prepares for a San Francisco talk at the United Nations anniversary meeting. Hammarskjold announced Truman will address a special UN night meeting on June 24.
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PORTLAND
Ore
Harry S. Truman
United Nations
San Francisco
Truman
Jett
Gang Battle Reported in New York Teens in Boxing Fight
Police raced to a Manhattan scene after a report of a gang battle found two teen boys boxing with padded gloves. No further injuries were detailed. Authorities investigated the incident and noted the youths appeared unconnected to any organized gang.
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New Council Welcomes Harris Era Amid Resignations
New mayor Len Harris and six council members were sworn in after a special meeting as longtime city officials Ketberg and Police Chief Greeson resigned amid controversy. Harris named Theodore R. Berran interim police chief while still praising Greeson’s tenure and vowing a clean, improved department ahead of the new administration.
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Francis Smith
Elliott Gill
Bennett
JIM HULSE
S&S. T
Harris
IMarris
Eliott Gill
Cit
Samuel Francovich
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Ben Maffi
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Charles Cowen
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Richard Taylor
William Foster
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Greeson
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allah
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Hiberg
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Smith
Fragmentary Mayor Note Shown On Page Twelve
A partial scan from the NewSPAPER of CHIVF highlights a mayoral note on page twelve column D. The readable fragment provides limited context about local leadership and upcoming actions. Further details require the full page for confirmation of names and events.
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