Eisenhower Arrives For White Sulphur Conference
President Eisenhower reaches White Sulphur Springs ahead of a 3 nation talks session. He travels from Washington aboard a special train to the Greenbrier Hotel and schedules a morning golf date with Sam Snead as Canadian Prime Minister Louis St Laurent and Mexican President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines prepare to join.
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Eisenhower and Snead Golf Amid Rain in White Sulphur
President Eisenhower played a brisk round with Sam Snead at White Sulphur Springs as heavy rain fell. The pair worked in advance of expected arrivals by Mexico and Canada leaders later today.
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Eisenhower Hosts Three Nation Talks At Greenbrier
President Eisenhower welcomes Adolfo Ruiz Cortines and Louis St. Laurent to Charleston and the Greenbrier for a first of its kind three nation talks. Diplomats say the goal is neighborly dialogue on hemispheric security with no formal agenda. Talks planned for tonight and tomorrow with no conference table, in the Presidential Suite.
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Top Issues Split as Butler and Hall Clash on Eisenhower Duties
Philadelphia reporting Democrats and Republicans clashed over President Eisenhower's role and delegation of duties during a CBS Bulletin Forum. Butler argued Eisenhower plans to delegate some tasks while Hall countered that the President carries out all official duties. The exchange also covered foreign policy the Minnesota primary and segregation.
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Shivers Open to Heading Texas Delegation at Convention
Gov. Allan Shivers said he would be glad to lead Texas Democrats at the national convention even if it puts him in competition with Sen. Lyndon Johnson for the chair. He declined to endorse Johnson for the presidential nomination, naming Gov. Frank Lausche as a possible supporter. He said he has no political ambitions and would serve if chosen to head the delegation, including if that meant facing Johnson for the chair. He suggested he could name several supporters, but cited Lausche as an example.
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Cyprus ends 24 hour curfew after unrest on Independence Day
Cyprus lifts a 24 hour curfew imposed by Britain as Greek Cypriots resume work and streets. One killing and minor violence were reported during the curfew, with threats of further strikes and renewed anti British actions. British intelligence hunts for the rebel leader known as Dighennis disguised as a priest.
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Green Stamps Brunt Of Joke Across Toll Road
A Sunshine Skyway toll taker remained calm when a motorist asked for a pack of cigarettes. A middle aged woman then offered Green Stamps in exchange for the toll, a bid that proved too much for the toll booth.
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Democrats Speculate On 3 Men For Presidency
The Associated Press reports Democrats discuss three potential alternatives to the main contenders Es tes Kefauver and Adlai Stevenson. Possible names include Kentucky governor A B Chandler Averell Harriman of New York and Ohio governor Frank Lausche. Stevenson plans to visit California for the June 5 primary while Kefauver campaigns there.
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Senate hearing erupts over secret East West trade plan
At a stormy Senate investigations hearing top administration officials refused to testify on secret East West trade recommendations. Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks offered to present the full 1954 trade control revisions in executive session.
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Soviet Educators Face Party Fire Over Student Demonstrations
In Stalin's Georgia the Communist Party rebuked educators including V. Kupraze rector of Tiflis University and K. Targamadze for failing to discipline youths amid protests tied to Stalin’s downgrading. S. Makhardze, regional party secretary, was blamed for weak mass education. Kupraze defended the half day off on March 9 to commemorate Stalin's death.
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U N Security Council Debates Peace Mission Plan
The United Nations Security Council considers a U S proposal to send Dag Hammarskjold on a Middle East peace mission. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. is expected to introduce the resolution soon after the council convened to discuss the tense Israel Arab border situation with Egypt Jordan Lebanon and Syria. Western powers hope for approval today.
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Florida Governor Campaign Pictures Fourth Week
Collins and three rivals shift across the state as Warren Albany Bryant Lowry campaign activity spreads. Warren tours Pinellas to Tarpon Springs while Bryant plans two Miami TV talks and Lowry visits Liberty County. Collins stays in Tallahassee on state business and Fokes notes a nonpolitical fort Walton Beach banquet. Streets seeks rent payment details for the Grove.
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Subdivision Regulations Urged by County Official
County zoning official calls for enacting new subdivision regulations as part of local planning. Nearby items note artist Al Buell leaving for Far East on Air Force duty and Forest Service seeking a forest arson suspect.
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Reds In Bold Europe Air Route Bid
Moscow announces mass production of the TU104 jet with plans to run international routes. Aeroflot chief Zhavoronkov says Moscow will seek direct Moscow to London service if demand exists, with talks already under way for Moscow Stockholm and Copenhagen flights.
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153 Day Strike Ends at Westinghouse Plants
United Electrical Workers and Westinghouse Electric Corp reach a five year contract ending a 153 day strike. The pact covers 3,200 workers at eight plants with a 25 cent minimum hourly wage rise and applies to Philadelphia once locals settle. Local 6,000 UE members at the South Philadelphia plant remain in dispute.
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No Bluff in South Declares Resolve to Win Reversal
Scattered violence and a Southern push for a constitutional reversal of Supreme Court school desegregation decisions marked the day. In Pensacola about 100 Negroes attacked two whites after a shooting. in Atlanta five Negroes were uninjured when a home exploded. Sen. Stennis said the manifesto signals resolve to fight segregation. In Brooklyn King denounced injustice and cited nonviolent methods, while in Montgomery King faced a $500 fine for antiboycott law violations in the 17 week bus boycott.
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Druther Weather Prefers Noon Start in Florida
In Sarasota the morning is cool and sunny with a climb to 68 to 72 degrees, then fair and warmer tonight. Florida readings show fair, 70 to 78 this afternoon, 45 to 55 tonight inland, 60s on the Keys, with a southeast wind and a 29.98 barometer.
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