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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1955
Page
5
Soviet Ambassador Jacob Malik flew from Moscow to open World War II peace talks with a Japanese delegation in London. The initial talks with Shun ichi Matsumoto cover procedure. discussions could last six months as Japan seeks settlement on territorial issues fishing rights prisoner repatriations and trade.
Swiss federal police searched homes of Italian Communist suspects nationwide for evidence of illegal political activity. No arrests reported. Government spokesman said further action hinges on findings. Communists held temporary labor permits in Switzerland. Communique noted rising Communist agitation and organized activity by foreigners registered with the Italian Communist party.
The U S Army ended its provision of cheap housing, cigarettes, gasoline and other logistic support for hundreds of American civilians in West Germany after sovereignty returned last month. Berlin residents under Allied occupation were not affected. Prices in Germany rise and Americans must now follow German laws and income taxes.
Rebels killed five, wounded ten, and kidnapped three including a Frenchman in Algeria. French troops fought insurgents in southeast Algeria, killing two and taking three prisoners. In Casablanca area Morocco, three were killed and eight injured in revolver attacks, with three foreign cars burned, two of them American owned.
Hollywood film actor Robert Wagner is hospitalized with bronchial pneumonia. Friends and representatives say his condition is stable as doctors monitor his recovery.
In Chile about 4,500 steelworkers at Huachipato walked out to press for higher pay as new strikes hit the government already dealing with wage raises for 25,000 cemetery and hospital workers. University students also joined protests demanding the removal of Interior Undersecretary Carlos Ferrer.
Federal judge Burnita Matthews ruled singer Dick Haymes cannot be deported. She held Hawaii is part of the United States so Haymes never left the country. The case hinged on whether reentry from Hawaii counted as returning from a foreign place. The government may appeal the decision.
The United Nations rejected several requests by expectant mothers to give birth on U.N. territory in New York. U.N. legal experts say any baby born on U.N. premises would be American by birthplace law, regardless of parents’ nationality.
Three locals of the International Union of Operating Engineers began a strike in Buffalo and Western New York halting heavy construction and residence building projects. Business representative Francis J. Cuffe said about 20,000 workers could be idled as locals voted 222 to 15 to stop work after a union meeting.
Thailand's Premier P. Pibulsonggram met Pope Pius X in a private audience in Vatican City. The 79 year old pope received him for over ten minutes and then greeted the premier's wife and party as part of a world tour.
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