Night Session Opens as Indochina Peace Talks Continue
Geneva June 19 AP The Indochina peace conference recessed into a late Saturday session after private talks delayed start by four hours. U S Undersecretary Walter Bedell Smith and British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden planned to fly home tomorrow as delegates pursue a possible compromise on Vietminh troop withdrawal from Laos and Cambodia before their departure. Chou En Lai and Jean Chauvel head the talks amid uncertainty over progress and a possible reshaping of the delegation leadership in Washington London and Paris on the eve of return.
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Talks on U S French aims surface ahead of summit
Washington notes President Eisenhower told French leader Coty in a letter released by the White House that he looks forward to informal conversations with Prime Minister Churchill and British leaders this weekend. He warned France time is running out for ratification of the European Defense Community and urged unity in facing Indochina and other collective security issues.
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Truman Illness Report Delays Show Performance
Kansas City dispatch reports former President Truman felt indigestion during an opening night performance of Call Me Madam. He experienced a sharp side pain and left the theater early, later returning home with Mrs Truman and attending doctors including Dr Wallace Graham diagnosing a severe indigestion attack.
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French Premier Chooses Cabinet
Paris June 19 Premier Pierre Mendes France named his 26th cabinet since liberation selecting 16 ministers and 14 secretaries of state. He kept the foreign minister for demsel. Two members came from the popular Republican Movement which ordered abstention during confirmation and later chose disciplinary action for defying the order.
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Big Hotel Sale New York
June 19 up directors of Hotels Statler Inc have decided to sell the hotel chain to Webb and Knapp Inc of New York for about 80 million dollars.
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Day of Joy For Little Boy Ends in Death
A tragic car crash in Syracuse ends the life of a young boy, son of Mr and Mrs Damiel. Police say a hand-made toy found on the bumper near the scene may link the incident to a fatal collision. The family and community mourn as investigators review details.
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French Aircraft Bomb Guerrillas in Vietnam Action
French forces hit Viet Minh guerrillas with air strikes and artillery. A spokesman reported 33 Viet Minh killed and 20 captured, while French losses were light. Bombing continued along the delta and rebel supply convoys were attacked. Artillery pounded three villages twenty miles west of Hanoi as guerrillas used them as bases.
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More Poles Ask Formosa Asylum
Eleven Polish crewmen from the freighter Gottwald have sought political asylum in Nationalist China, raising the total refugees to 23. Earlier this week the captain and 11 officers and crew of the Polish tanker Praca were granted asylum.
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Senator Hunt Dies in Apparent Suicide at Capitol
Senator Lester C. Hunt of Washington state died at Casualty Hospital after being found with a self inflicted gunshot wound in his Senate office. The death leaves the Senate at 47 Democrats and 47 Republicans with an independent, Sen Morse, and may affect party control as Republicans seek a majority via a successor appointment. Hunt had announced on June 8 he would not seek reelection due to health conditions and was undergoing treatment at Naval Medical Center Bethesda.
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Mundt backs McCarthy aide clearance probe
Sen Mundt SD indicates support for a Democratic push to speed Pentagon security clearance answers for two subcommittee appointees tied to McCarthy and McClellan. He urged a yes or no decision on the stalled 14 and 15 month cases. The panel, after a closed-door meeting, planned more sessions as tensions rose between parties.
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U S Lead in Weapons Over Reds Narrowed
Defense chief for research Donald A Quarles told officials that the U S lead in weapons technology over the Soviet Union has narrowed in the past year due to four key developments including the Russian hydrogen device test the USS Nautilus blast and U S Castle tests He warned the narrowing does not mean U S progress slowed and asserted broad military technological gains continue despite recent events
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Red Chess Stars Awe New York City Tour
The 14 man Soviet chess team touring New York after a day off from a world match impressed by the city. They visited the Empire State Building and Wall Street canyons, with David Bronxstein calling Wall Street very important amid Moscow propaganda.
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Guatemala Invaders Seize Ports in Civilian War Action
Central American nation seeks UN aid as anti-Communist liberation army seizes Puerto Barrios and San Jose ports in Guatemala. Invasions threaten capital, with inland towns Zacapa and Retalhulca possibly under rebel control. UN session requested by Guatemala's foreign minister.
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Alabama Crime Buster Patterson Is Killed In Phenix City
Albert Patterson, Phenix City attorney general nominee, was shot in his car just after predicting threats to his life. He died from gunshot wounds as authorities blamed a possible dune syndicate, with martial law discussed and National Guard deployed. Patterson's death follows tight races in the Democratic primary and precedes the November election in this deep south stronghold.
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Contract talks recessed in Pittsburgh between CIO United Steel Workers and U.S. Steel
Contract negotiations between the CIO United Steel Workers and U.S. Steel Corp. are recessed in Pittsburgh and may be called at any time. The pause comes on June 19 as talks continue with no public agreement announced.
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Governor Knight to Wed War Widow Virginia Carlson
California Governor Goodwin J. Knight a 37 year old widower will marry within three weeks Mrs Virginia Carlson 33 a war widow and campaign helper who is the daughter of E B Hershberger an International Harvester executive The governor won the Republican nomination and faces Richard Graves the Democratic nominee in November.
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Reds Capture Airmen Near My Khe Beach
French military sources report five American Air Force technicians missing since Monday have been captured by Viet Minh forces near My Khe beach about a mile south of the shore. A French command spokesman confirmed the capture in Indochina on June 19.
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Radford urges readiness in defense planning at conference
At Quantico June 19 Adm. Arthur Radford chairing the chiefs of staff warned American planners to expect war and to keep forces combat ready across navy, air force, and marine units. He argued atomic power alone cannot guarantee security and said the nation must not rely on one weapon or service. The meeting, with top defense officials and Vice President Nixon present, followed by a White House briefing.
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Democrats Plan Tax Floor Fight
Washington June 19 Democrats announced plans to push new income tax cuts within a broad tax revision already delivering about 17 billion dollars in relief for corporations and individuals. The Senate finance committee prepared an 87 page House passed measure to overhaul 144 laws for the first time in seven decades. Two proposals emerged: a personal income tax cut near 2400.090.000 annually or an additional $1000 credit for each taxpayer, details pending.
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Junior Chamber Elects Buckner President After Record Balloting
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo June 19 AP E LaMar Buckner 32 of Ogden Utah was elected president of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce after five ballots and a record 12 hours of voting.
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Reed Named Party Members At Reed College
Reed College faces scrutiny as the House Committee on Un American Activities subpoenaes faculty and alumni. Homer Owen testifies listing 24 former students claimed as Communist party members plus 22 others including seven at Cornell University.
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Welder Held for Kidnap Trial in Phoenix
Daniel J. Marsin an unemployed welder was ordered held for a superior court trial on a charge of kidnapping for ransom. The 41 year old Marsin was arrested a week ago after the abduction and release of Evelyn Ann Smith wife of a Phoenix industrialist.
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