U S Not Expecting Too Much From Big Four Meeting
The Eisenhower administration shifts from negative to cautious optimism about the Big Four talks with Britain France Russia. Dulles avoids public hype while Nixon hints at importance. Eisenhower warns against high expectations and will not make final decisions. ministers will tackle concrete issues. The conference carries propaganda value and public leaks are likely.
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Dulles
Geneva
Britain
France
Russia
Nixon
State Department
Henry Suydam
Akmn
Sen. George
Georgia
U S Stamp Changes Underway
The Postmaster General announced an 18 denomination stamp plan replacing 14 distant values. Six new stamps will feature presidents and famous Americans, six historic shrines, with key issues including Roosevelt, Wilson, Mount Vernon, Independence Hall, Monticello, and Alexander Hamilton.
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Summerfield
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Mount Vernon
the Alamo
Independence Hall
Monticello
Benjamin Franklin
Robert E. Lee
John Marshall
Susan B. Anthony
Patrick Henry
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
James Monroe
Statue of Liberty
Inquest Opens Into Killing Of U P Correspondent Symonds
Singapore coroner K T Alexander opened an inquest into the death of United Press Southeast Asia manager Gene Symonds after a May 12 riot. Police testified Symonds entered the riot area despite warnings, suffering a fractured skull from bottles stones and sticks. UP seeks full fair investigation with the State Department.
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Singapore
K. T. Alexander
United Press
Gene Symonds
Symonds
H. B. Livingstone
Livingstone
Soviet scientists on drifting Arctic ice near Alaska
Soviet scientists and Red pilots based on an arctic ice floe are creeping closer to Alaska’s northern tip. The ice has drifted 650 miles northwest of Point Barrow, nearly under daily B 29 weather plane routes from Eielson Air Force Base.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
INS
U.S
58Th
Point Barrow
Eielson Air Force Base
Eielson Afb
More Tornadoes In Central U S
Central United States faced another day of violent thunderstorms and tornadoes as squalls from the Rockies to the Mississippi River spread into the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Temperatures were generally seasonable with a 40 degree reading at Laramie and in parts of Montana. light showers dotted the Atlantic Seaboard. Local storms produced tornadoes near West Union Iowa and Valley City North Dakota with no damage reports yet.
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Great Lakes
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Butte
Lewistown
Mont
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Maine
West Union
Iowa
Valley City
N. D
Weather Bureau
U S Pilots Head Home From Hong Kong Reunion
Three of four U S jet fighter pilots freed by Chinese forces depart Honolulu aboard an Air Force plane with families. Capt Harold Fischer Swea City Iowa Lt Lyle Cameron Lincoln Neb and Lt Roland Parks Omaha travel home. Lt Col Edwin Heller Wynnewood Pa remains for 10 12 days of physiotherapy after a North Korea bailout. Fischer details his capture bluff and MIG shoot down near Yalu River.
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U.S
Hong Kong
Special Air Force
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Iowa
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Lincoln
Neb
Roland Parks
Omaha
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Wynnewood
North Korea
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Manchuria
Dorothy van Bank Fischer
Vorys Presses for Loan Basis in New Foreign Aid Plan
Rep. Vorys pledges House action to shift more than half of 165 million dollars in development aid to loans amid Hoover Commission concerns. He seeks tying strings to over 40 million for Yugoslavia after Tito-Kremlin talks, as Eisenhower budget debates continue.
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Hoover Commission
Senate
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Kremlin
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
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Adair
R-Ind
Democrats and Hall spar over Truman 1956 campaign train
Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall informally urged Democrats to put former President Truman on the 1956 campaign train to aid the GOP. Democratic Chairman Paul Butler countered that Truman will join the train and help Democratic victory, arguing voters will compare Eisenhower and Truman legacies.
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Washington
Leonard Hall
Truman
Paul Butler
Hall
1956
Eisenhower
Mr. Truman
Soldier who chose Reds wants to come home
Olympia widow Mrs. Otho Bell says her 24 year old husband, a POW who refused repatriation to stay with Red China, now seeks to return to the United States. She notes letters implying two other POWs were jailed after changing minds and that he plans a passport and possible return from Hong Kong.
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Olympia
Wash
Otho G. Bell
China
United States
Libyan King Idriss Marries Alia Abdel Kader Lamloum
King Idriss of Libya, age 66, weds Alia Abdel Kader Lamloum in Cairo after paying a 10000 pound dowry. Queen Fatima, 40, sulks in a village 145 miles away as the honeymoon is set to begin Thursday. The new union aims to produce an heir. Idriss has been married to Fatima for 22 years with all five children dead.
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Cairo
Egypt
Libya
Idriss
Fatima
Alia Abdel Kader Lamloum
Alia
Repentant bandit returns loot to priest in Dayton
In Dayton Ohio a bandit who could not sleep all night handed $1200 in cash to Rev Henry J Taske pastor of Our Lady of the Rosary Church and asked the cleric to return it to the rightful owner after confessing the robbery. He fled after the encounter at the parish house door.
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Dayton
Ohio
APA
Henry J. Taske
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
Puzzle entry instructions for Cash Words contest
Clipping along the dotted line and mailing or delivering entries to The News in Sarasota Florida is required for the Cash Words Puzzle Editor contest. Entries must be printed in black letters and completed on the entry form.
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Lime Ave
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Subscribe to THE NEWS for immediate home delivery
The notice invites readers to subscribe to THE NEWS with a box check to start home delivery immediately. It emphasizes prompt service and ongoing access to the paper.
Clues Across Puzzle From Historical Word Bank
A sequence of crossword style clues list diverse terms from movement to anatomy. Each clue hints at a single word answer, including items like Heraldic symbol, Beer, Ocean, Insect, and others, with some referring to phrases about leadership and travel.
Very heavy ones will tire you in the long run
This appears to be a cryptic clue list with numbered hints and partial phrases about fatigue speed bullfights roads bedtimes iron corrosion remain errors and driving. likely a wordplay puzzle from a newspaper.
Prize Little Fooler Rules and Entry Details
The News invites readers to solve the Little Fooler crossword weekly. Prizes: $10 for each correct solution, tie-breaks require another puzzle, and entries become the paper’s property. Deadline is midnight Thursday after the puzzle’s first appearance, with rules on postmarking, entry forms, and bonuses for postcard entries.
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