Soviet protest over French plane breach near East Germany
The Soviet Union protested a small French sport plane entering East German airspace from West Germany on May 5. Allied officials said the aircraft strayed, apologized, and the incident was routine. Yakubovsky warned further trespasses would force strict actions.
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Germany
Soviet Union
West Germany
East Germany
Berlin
Paris
Strasbourg
France
Malmoe
Sweden
U.S
Boizenburg
I. I. Yakubovsky
Tass
Amer
Eisenhower Pledges End to U2 Spy Flights at Paris Summit
At the Paris summit, President Eisenhower vowed no more U S spy flights over the Soviet Union and offered to pursue bilateral talks with the Soviet Union to ease tension. Premier Khrushchev demanded a six month postponement and warned of countermeasures if bases are used for reconnaissance. The session, marked by sharp exchanges over the U2 incident, may be the conference’s final day.
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Paris
Soviet Union
United States
Nikita S. Khrush
Chev
U.S
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Moscow
Francis G. Powers
Sverdlovsk
Aly Khan intimate life revealed in two profile pieces
The paper previews a two part look at Prince Aly Khan describing a lesser known side of his life beyond his role in high society. The Paris summit coverage is noted as up to the minute with time differences mentioned for readers.
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Paris
Here
Mr. K
Aly
Prince Aly Khan
Sarasota News Highlights and Sports Touches
Editorial admit goof on page 4. Mental health sponsor message noted on page 6. Forrest Clark explains property tax bill calculations and complaint routes on page 9. Sarasota athletes make state and national headlines with Billy Hicks three hits for Pensacola Angels and Ted Kroll’s 69s in Fort Worth golf open on pages 10 and 11.
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Voice of
Sarasota
Billy Hicks
Chicago White Sox
Pensacola Angels
Ted Kroll
Fort Worth
Rains and hail sweep midwest and west in wild storm
Thunderstorms produced four inches of rain and up to 13 inches of hail in the central United States overnight. A tornado touched down twice in southwestern Kansas but caused no damage. Pueblo Colorado had cars stalled by hail on Colorado 96 near Pueblo. Weather Bureau cited a one hour storm and heavy rains in Kansas with Phillipsburg hardest hit.
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United Press International
Kansas
Pueblo
Colo
Colorado 96
Weather Bureau
Phillipsburg
Oregon
Washington
Chinese Take Delivery of 1400-Ton Transport Vessel
In Formosa the 1400 ton high speed transport Kleinsmith was transferred to the Chinese Nationalist navy today. The event marks a transfer of a significant U.S. built vessel to the allied naval force amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S
Kleinsmith
Residents Plus Sarasota Best Home Values Ad
Real estate ad noting Sarasota home values ranging from 12 450 to 19 450 with contact EI 71 3011 for details. Emphasis on affordable housing options and local market pricing from a newspaper advertisement.
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Sarasota
Ghost Bomber Crew Body Found By Oilmen
The sixth body of the B24 Lady Be Good crew, an American ghost bomber, was found 38 miles from prior discoveries by two British petroleum men in Libya. Wallets bearing names S Sgt Guy E Shelley Jr and T Sgt Harold E Ripslinger were recovered. U S mortuary service moves to search for remaining crew as rescue efforts continue.
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Tripoli
Libya
British Petroleum
Guy E. Shelley, Jr
New Cumberland
Harold E. Ripslinger
Saginaw
Mich
Shelley
Hollywood
Fla
Calanship
U.S. Mortuary Service
Desert
Naples
Stoning Victim Dies in Northern Rhodesia
Mrs. Lilian Burton, 39, who was stoned and set afire by a Negro mob a week ago, died today in a hospital from burns and other injuries.
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Ndola
Northern Rhodesia
Lilian Burton
Heavily Guarded Eisenhower Arrives for Paris Summit
Paris security tightens for the summit with President Eisenhower under extra protection. The U S Embassy residence doubles as a temporary White House as uniformed and plainclothes French police accompany him. Paris police deploy 2 400 officers for Eisenhower Macmillan and Khrushchev, far short of the 10 000 for Khrushchev’s France visit.
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UPI
Eisenhower
White House
U.S
U. S
Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
France
Riverview Girl Chosen As Exchange Student Here
Gayle Bauer a 16 year old Riverview High School junior is Sarasota’s selected foreign exchange student. She will sail June 11 from Montreal to Europe and stay with the Lancia family in Genoa Italy. The candidate was chosen from three finalists by teachers and officials based on personality scholarship and leadership.
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Gayle Bauer
Riverview High School
Italy
Riverview High
Schoo
Seramo
William C. Bauer Jr
Avenida Venetia
New York
American Field Service
Gayle
Montreal
Canada
Europe
England
Germany
Denmark
Genoa
Giuseppe Lancia
Stefania
Luciana
Adriatic Sea
Lancias
Riverview
Themittee
O. A. Johansen
Dempsey Thomas
Louis F. Hoffman
B. D. Livingston
Secrecy Levels Mark Surprise Global Military Readiness Alert
The Defense Department carried out a covert global combat readiness alert described as a communications test. Public panic surfaced in Denver as civilians feared fighter orders, though officials said no aircraft were scrambled and no forces mobilized.
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Washington
API
Defense Department
Pentagon
Denver
Lowry
Koa-Tv
Lowry Air Force Base
Asylum Sought By Cuban Opposition Leader In Embassy
Aureliano Sanchez Arango, Cuba's noted anti-C Castro figure, sought asylum in the Ecuadorian embassy in Havana. The move follows Castro's claim that freedom to oppose his revolution is not a right in Cuba, and comes amid student demands and anti US rhetoric from Raul Castro.
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Havana
UPI
Aureliano Sanchez Arango
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Sanchez
Castro
Chicago El Jumps Tracks Injuring Dozens
An elevated Chicago Transit Authority train jumped the tracks early today injuring 24 people, two seriously. The accident occurred near a location where a four-car derailment last month injured about 50. The leading car of a two car Englewood line train went off the tracks on a curve but did not fall to the street.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Transit Authority
Ike Approves Foreign Aid With Barbs
President Eisenhower signed a $4.086 billion foreign aid authorization carrying congressional slaps at the United Arab Republic and Cuba. The bill authorizes nearly the President’s requested sum, with a remaining shortfall of 88.7 million. The next hurdle is securing the money from Congress to fund the coming year.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
United Arab Republic
Fidel Castro
Cuba
White House
Congress
North city restaurant color lines vary by locale
An United Press International survey finds in Detroit Chicago Philadelphia and Los Angeles that restaurant segregation ranges from rare to common. In Detroit about one fifth of residents are Black yet few places refuse service. Chicago Loop venues welcome well dressed diners but some suburban spots resist. In Philadelphia many dine in lunch counters and drugstore eateries while some upscale venues avoid Black patrons. Los Angeles officials say no problems and allow dining anywhere. Some Chicago establishments welcome Black customers with money and manners while a private club restaurant clubs prefer not to host Black parties.
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Detroit
Arthur Johnson
NAACP
Chicago
Loop
UPI
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Chicago Loop
George Marienthal
London House
Don Roth
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