Adenauer and Dulles Plan West German Role in NATO Era
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles met at the American Embassy in Paris to map Germany's path in Western strategy. They weighed a four power conference to reunify Germany and pursue an all German peace treaty while ensuring Austria neutralization does not weaken NATO. Five day talks covered Formosa to the North Atlantic area with France Britain and Italy weighing Western unity and the WEU.
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Paris
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Adenauer
NATO
NATO Council
Western European Union
WEU
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Dulles
Formosa
North Atlantic
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Edgar Faure
South Viet Nam
Macmillan
Far Eastern
Circus Vet Panzer Dies at 72 in Bridgeport
Louis A Panzer 72 supervisor of harness making for Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey Circus for 35 years died yesterday in Bridgeport Conn He became blind after injuries from a horse kick in his boyhood and remained with the circus for 16 more years retiring in 1938 A native of Bush Creek Iowa he had lived in Bridgeport since 1917.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Louis A. Panzer
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Panzer
Circus
Bush Creek
Iowa
Police Break Up Pro Church March in Buenos Aires
Mounted police dispersed a march through Buenos Aires after an evening Mass at the Metropolitan Cathedral drew a crowd loyal to the church. At least 40 marchers were arrested and one officer injured in clashes. among the detained was retired Army Brig. Gen. Carlos Garcia Cuevas.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Carlos Garcia Cuevas
Metropolitan Cathedral
Bright Spot Tourist Faces Blunder With Butler
A tourist admits a humorous misstep after tipping the wrong recipient in a ceremonial scene. The butler reacts with resigned humor, noting the awkward rift this creates in formal etiquette.
Survival City tests show shelters may withstand atomic blasts
Operation Cue results indicate man made steel concrete and earth shelters can resist atomic and thermonuclear shocks. Dogs survived in concrete bathrooms while mannequins in shelters endured near ground zero as Lt. Col. Wheelock notes. tests suggest tanks could aid civilian evacuation and emphasize protecting interiors from flying debris.
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Gee R.L. Corsbie
Atomic Energy Commission
Red China halts relief parcels for captured Americans
Red China restricted shipments of relief parcels to 44 American civilians and airmen held by the Communists. The American Red Cross reported a cable from China asking delay and drastically reducing package size. Taiao claimed Soviet antiaircraft guns were provided to equip two Chinese air defense divisions. Formosa urged support for Chiang Kai-shek to defend Quemoy and Matsu. In Valdosta a forest fire burned 6500 acres of pine, destroyed eight tenant houses, and damaged nearly 750000 dollars in timber as 25 state rangers and volunteers fought the flames.
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RED China
Washington
INS
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Formosa
Taiao
Russia
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Matsu
Valdosta
Florida Daily Editors At Spring Convention
Florida newspaper editors began their annual spring convention in Clearwater with a directors meeting approving discussion topics and a nominating committee report. The afternoon features entertainment and a banquet tonight will announce awards for outstanding work in the field.
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Clearwater
Florida
Florida Daily Newspaper Assn
Famous Brodie Siamese Twin in Grave Condition
Rodney Brodie, 30, head joined with his twin brother Roger, is in grave condition after a brain hemorrhage at University of Illinois Research Hospital. Rodney, once the first head joined survivor, remains in a coma with unclear bleeding cause.
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Chicago
Rodney Brodie
University of
End Near for 55 Day L N Strike at Louisville Nashville
Reported near settlement ends 55 day L N railroad strike amid fatal shooting and violence. Francis A O Neill Jr. says chances of settlement look good and the flare up over a striker s death is over. Mediation board notes dynamite blasts and cuttings as tensions persist in related Southern Bell dispute.
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Washington
Louisville & Nashville
Nation
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
O'Neill
L&n Freight
Mediaation Board
L&n
Tennessee
Kentucky
South
Southern Bell Telephone Co
CIO Communications Workers of America
Souther
Bell
Birmingham
Ala
Censorship Debate in Formosa Draws Foreign Press Protest
Ten foreign correspondents protested what they call de facto censorship in Formosa. They criticized attitudes of Nationalist and U S officials toward news and sent a complaint letter to Wu Nan ju, head of the Nationalist Government Information Bureau.
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Taipei
Rmosa
Formosa
U. S
Wu Nanju
Little Fooler Crossword Contest Picks Up $30 Prize
The News announces a new Little Fooler crossword on page 3 worth 30 dollars as the second week without a winner. Four entries came within one word of the $20 combination, but no exact match, as readers anticipate the next puzzle.
Morris Heads Sarasota Woman In GOP Race For Florida Federation
In St Petersburg a GOP Women’s Federation leadership contest produced a Sarasota slate led by Mrs Helene Morris to oppose the East Coast nominated group. Opponent for president is Mrs Carl Smith of Fort Lauderdale. Final officer elections today will determine leadership amid floor challenges and delegate roll calls.
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Helene Morris
Sarasota
ST. Petersburg
Florida Federation of Republican Women’s
Morris
Carl Smith
Fort Lauderdale
GOP
Harold McGeorge
Tornadoes Hit Texas Iowa Kill One Damage High
Severe storms lashed a broad area from the Great Lakes to the Central Plains with tornadic winds in Texas and Iowa. A temple shoe plant roof collapsed killing Mamie Bennett, 35, and injuring another worker. Central Texas saw heavy hail and train debris.
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Texas
Iowa
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Mamie Bennett
Temple
Tex
Harlan
Des Moines
North Plains
Government halts polio vaccination pending Sunday safety report
The Surgeon General urged stopping polio vaccination programs until a Sunday safety decision. A six member medical panel reviewed vaccine manufacture and testing at NIH in Bethesda after post inoculation cases, with Jonas Salk among the panelists. A prior note said vaccines cleared for public use were safe, while more information was to be weighed before the final finding.
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Washington
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Public Health Service
The
Health Service
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Jonas Salk
Pittsburgh
Beheele
No Florida Shots Cases Reported in School Immunization
The State Board of Health stated no polio cases among about 150000 Florida school children vaccinated with Salk vaccine before May 1. Polio typically appears 7 to 22 days after exposure, doctors say as 60 000 received first shots in the week ending April 23 and 90000 in the week ending April 30, all vaccine supplied by Eli Lilly.
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Jacksonville
Florida
State Board of Health
Eli Lilly
Indianapolis
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Royal Race and Royal Day Notice from Florida Beach Report
Minnie sends a warm Florida update from Sarasota mentioning beach plans for tomorrow. The forecast calls for fair and warm weather through Sunday with highs around 92 to 98 inland and 85 to 90 near the coast, light to moderate northwest winds, and no rainfall in the past 24 hours.
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Sarasota
East Gulf
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Ill
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Roger
Deborah Marie
Christine
Mary Andrews
Andrews
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Tasmania
Associated Press
Kiwanis
Clem Ferrell
Tommy DiBacto
Sarasota High School
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