Dramatic 48 Hour Window Slows Soviet Fiasco Fears
London dispatch reports Soviet leaders Bulganin Khrushchev and Malginin pressed for a dramatic concession to salvage their visit as Britain demands a tangible deal. Talks at No 10 with Prime Minister Attlee focused on cultural exchanges and disarmament, with possible further talks and a Scotland trip in doubt. A U.N. disarmament subcommittee session in London loomed, while Stassen described Khrushchev remarks as friendly and thorough.
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Front
Nikita Krushchev
No. 10
Downing St
London
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Anthony Molen
INS
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Andy
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Nikita
Khrushchev
Germany
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Roscaulon Sill
Foreign Office
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Britain
Scotland
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Subcommittee On
Stawen
Washington
Today’s Interlude Weather Outlook From Andy Keller
Weather man Andy Keller forecasts a damp week with a rare springlike day today. The high will be 2 dollars? and eight degrees below normal, with tomorrow’s opening baseball game at risk from showers. Tonight’s low near 35 and tomorrow’s high around 55, with southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Frigid air moves in Friday from the west to stay through the weekend.
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Andy Keller
Kelter
Features and sections listed across today’s newspaper pages
The page guide lists Amusements Financial Finance Bridge Inq. Reporter Crile Radio-TV City Life Women Deaths and Sports. It notes a Talking TT Over feature and a general table of contents with page numbers for each section. The entry emphasizes regular features and column topics rather than a single news event.
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Brigee
Inq
Crile
Radio
City Life
Des Moines Manhole Rescue Ends With Fire Crew Help
A man in Des Moines stuck his finger in a manhole to discover who was beneath. Fire Department responders pried open the cover to free him.
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Des Moines
Jawa
Gregory Samiage
Wrederneath
Room rate hikes and nurse pay rise hit Syracuse hospitals
Syracuse Hospital Council announced a five percent average rate increase across the city five general hospitals effective May 1. Ward, private ward, and two bed room rates rise, with private rooms up to 20 dollars daily. Nursing salaries also rise about five percent, from 220 to 270 dollars monthly, with supervisory pay adjusted. changes target Good Soldier, Memorial, Crouse Irving, Syracuse General, and St. Joseph's hospitals.
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Syracuse Hospital Council
Good Shepherd
Memorial Hospitals
Crouse~ Trving
Syracuse General
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mate
THIRD FLOOR TRAP CLAIMS SIX CHILDREN AND THREE WOMEN
A Philadelphia fire trapped six children and three women on the second and third floors of a three story brick home, killing nine. Four others injured leaping from windows. two escaped unharmed. Missing are three men later identified as hotel guests in Warren. the blaze began around 1:30 am and rapid flames prevented escape.
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Philadelphia
Warren
Carver
James E. Williams
Village Dr
Associated Press
New Yorker
Wichoing J. Lanton
Third St. Oswego
Warren Polee
Mike Evan
M. D. Pinney
Jefferson
Ohio
B. J. Stotts
Dayton
M. W. Dwight
Akron
Williams
Syracuse
Associated Prose
Lanton
Eisenhower Skeptical On Khrushchev Mission And Missiles
President Eisenhower voiced skepticism about Khrushchev's claim of a forthcoming guided missile with an H bomb. He rejected Adlai Stevenson’s demand for H-bomb tests, urged research without testing and said no summit on the Middle East is needed without clear purpose. He noted Nixon's status, tax policy stance, and campaign dynamics while defending the administration's approach to missile risk. In Warren, Ontario, a fire killed three children in a family home, with investigators detailing ages from infancy to 37 and noting the blaze started around 5:30 p.m. EST before spreading through a four story brick building. Firefighters faced intense heat as serial ladders were used and a hotel switchboard operator reported the scene.
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Washington
INS
Hisenhower
They
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Briganin
Khrushchev
Sovet Union
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
LesUng
Nixon
Corner Brook
Nid
Lol
Williams
Mid
Joseph Curtis
Warren
Heim Co
Curtis
P.m
Thial
Home of the future dome shaped by electricity
GC Walker of General Electric outlined at a public power association meeting a vision of 1963 homes built around an electric core. Prefabricated stressed skin domes would feature privacy partitions, indirect lighting, automatic climate control, compact floor plans, and energy efficient appliances including a level refrigerator and thermostat controlled cookware. Televisions would be wireless, with most functions electric powered.
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Los Angeles
GC. Walker
General Electric Co
Public Power
Asm
Walker
Theo
Burke Starts Long Pacific Area Tour
Adm. Arleigh Burke, chief of U S naval operations, began a Pacific tour by arriving at Langley Point for talks with President Ramon Magsaysay. He planned to leave for Jakarta, Indonesia, tonight as the first leg of the mission.
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Manila
P.T
Arleigh A. Burke
U.S. Naval Operamony
U.S. Naval Station
Langley Point
Pacific
Burke
Ramon Magsaysay
Djakarta
Indonesia
Today's Chuckle on government we are paying for
A humorous note claims there are many blessings in this land of families yet laments that the nation does not receive all the government it pays for. The quip satirically critiques public services and governance.
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Fimeries
Ike’s Decisive Wins Fold Across Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Alaska
Ike gains clear leads in Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Alaska Democratic and Republican tallies show Stevenson Kefauver and Knowland competing for delegates. In Pennsylvania Stevenson led among Democrats with Knowland and Eisenhower edging GOP votes. Massachusetts totals favor McCormack for Democrats and Eisenhower for Republicans, while Alaska shows Eisenhower strong in early returns. Turnout noted as 25 percent in Pennsylvania and 10 percent in Massachusetts amid slow counting and long ballots.
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Stevenson Tralea
Rep
McCormack
Massachusetts
Sen Estes Kefauver
Alaska
Pennsylvania
Stevenson
Ketee
Senhower
Sen
Know
R-Calit
Preeunel
LiGt. McCormack
Ste JSON
Kefauver
Ehower
Seohower
Gov. Lerter
Nixon
Eisenhower
Knowland
Atoms for Peace Blueprint Revealed by Huss in 1957
Pierre J. Huss presents the plan for the Atoms for Peace program effective by June 1957. The blueprint outlines steps for cooperation, nuclear science sharing, and international governance to promote peaceful atomic energy usage.
U N Chief Opens Talks In Jordan On Peace Mission
Dag Hammarskjold began a Middle East peace mission with Samuel Rifat in Amman to seek a cease fire along the Israeli Jordan border. Syria agreed to halt border hostilities pending commitment from Tel Aviv, while Israel accused Arab infiltrators of killing four Israelis. An air raid drill near Aswan disrupted Nile Valley cities as Moslems resumed daily life after the test.
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Amman
Jordan
Dag Marinarskjold
Samu el Rifat
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Wlite
Terael
Hammarskjold
United Nations Atom Agency Draft Seeks Broad Global Membership
Non members eyeing joiners. only four peace loving states may be admitted initially. Charter approved in Washington outlines a watchdog agency linked to the UN, with inspectors to prevent diversion of atomic material for military use. Eighty four nations expected to join. drafts to be discussed in New York in September. ratification by at least eighteen needed before activation.
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INS
International Atomic Agency
James J. Wadsworth
China
Alsenshehower
Es T
Atent
Wadsworth
Ted China
Washington
Russia
du Goodin Getale
Og Mer York
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