Red Truce Inspectors Fight Stalls at Panmunjom
At Panmunjom the UN rejected a Red demand to rescind ouster of truce inspectors and dismissed a later “conditionally” withdrawn proposal as half baked. Maj. Gen. Gard cited Red obstructions. deadline pressure for Czech and Polish NSC members to exit South Korea remains.
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Panmunjom
Korea
INS
United Nations
Robert G. Gard
U.N
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
South Korea
Chung
Kook Rok
M. Onster
Military Armistice Commission
N.ns.c
Gard
W.N.S.C
Tron Curtain
38Th Parallel
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Duck Island
Lake Ontario
Red Command
Watertown
Money recovered from Brink's Boston gang raid in Baltimore
Police described a $4,635 cash bundle seized in a hotel room as the first portion of Brink's robbery loot recovered since the Boston heist. Florian C. Wilson 47 of Collingwood Ave was arrested after his car was driven away at a night club incident. Detective efforts and weather notes accompany this active case against Wilson and Jordan Terry, alias Anthony, linked to the Jan. 17 Brink's Boston robbery.
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Baltimore
INS
Boston
Syracuse
Florian C. Wilson
Collingwood Ave
Jordan Terry
Anthony
Tass
N. Salina St
John Dzielek
Wilson
Bers
Brink
Andrew P. Keller
Mercury
Harold Smith
Fitch St
Keller
Terry
Alons
Smith
Delamomdal
Wham Smith
Ware
John Mec
Cormick
George Nisley Caugit
Bach
Emerson Hotel
Truman H. Wolan
Mary
Preston
Senhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Junel
H Bers
Italy
Assa
Achille Scagni
FBI
Leaders Meet in Luxembourg to Discuss Franco German Ties
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and French Premier Guy Mollet met in Luxembourg for a one day talks with their foreign ministers. Officials said the meeting aimed to address difficulties and foster a general agreement between France and Germany.
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Auxemebourg
INS
Konrad Adenauer
Guy Mellet
Luxembourg
Baltimore
Weltoday
Well Named. Rose Bush Tumble Pulled From Yard
In Lexington Kentucky a resident reported to police that a rambler rose bush in full bloom was uprooted and carried away by an unknown person. No suspects named and no motive provided.
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Lexington
T. C. Ecton
Pope Improving After Weekend Health Check
Vatican City report says Pope Pius XI is in good condition and recovering from fatigue after a physical exam by Prof. Galeazzi Lisi. The update came Sunday and reflects improving health while medical staff monitor his condition.
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Pope
Vatican City
INS
Pius XI
Prof
Galeazzi Lisi
West Point marks Hodges 75th anniversary visit
Maj. Gen. Henry Clay Hodges Jr of Staniford Gonn visits West Point for the 75th anniversary of Class of 1881. He tours the academy, attends a baccalaureate service, hosts a luncheon for 32, and leads alumni in a parade to a memorial service at Thayer Monument before the graduation exercises with Secretary Wilbur Brucker as commencement speaker.
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West Point
Henry Clay Hodges Jr
Staniford
Gonn
Hodges
Theone
Us, Military Academy
Wycarng
Blackshear M. Bryan
Academy
Officers’ Club
Evelyn Hodges
Willam Savannah Thayer Monument
the Army
Wilbur Brucker
Khrushchev’s Attack on Stalin Revealed in Speech
Khrushchev’s February speech to a Soviet party congress, disclosed by State Department files, accuses Stalin of brutal purges and terror used to seize power, detailing a planned purge of top associates and a culture of repression that weakened Soviet readiness and damaged international relations. The document highlights Stalin’s brutality, the cult of personality, and failures leading to defeats in 1941.
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Stalin
Russia
Klementi Yi Voroshilov
Voroshilov
Khrushtchev
Dritestor
State Department
Khrushchev
Hel Far Anathar
Jounem
Lst
Bremner
Nikita
Appee
Eee
Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
Star
Rudzutak
Eikhe
Postyshev
Ganization
NKVD
Voenesenskyy
Kuzentsov
Lin
Jyacheslav M. Molotov
Churchill
Britain
Sc-F
Anastas
Berlin
Ple- 1
Mikoyan
Communist Politburo
V. I. Lenin
Saul
Lenin
Stalinavorler
Hrushchev
Yugoslavia
Bulganin
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Molotov
Politburo
Soviet Union
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Statin
Today’s Chuckle Mind Reader Or Palmist
Joke exchanges a quip about seeking a mind reader or a palmist. One line suggests the person has a palm, delivering a punny twist. The humor rests on wordplay and a playful reply.
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Mind Teader
Tito Visited Lenin Mausoleum Ignoring Stalin’s Tomb
Yugoslav President Tito toured the Lenin Stalin mausoleum in Moscow and deliberately passed Stalin’s body without looking. He and Khrushchev walked past the tombs, then returned to mingle with officials and crowds as talks and ceremonial pages continued.
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Moscow
Tito
Stalin
Communist Family of Nations
Soviet Union
post-Statin
Ers
Yugoslavia
Yugoslav Ref Square
Edvard Kardelj
Kocaan Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
Popovic
Josip Broz Tito
Tito Belgrade
Lenin
Khrushchev
Yageslav
Kremlin
Jol
Ivanka
Isilk
Gabardine
Bulganin
Thad
1 662 Get Degrees In Stadium
Syracuse University graduates were told they will not soon have to go to war. House leaders Martin and Rayburn spoke at the 202nd commencement in Archbold Stadium. The audience, about 3,000, heard warnings on defense costs and praise for the two party system.
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Syracuse University
Joseph W. Martin
Texas
Dustry
Rayburn
Marlin
New York City
William P. Tolley
Martin
Rayburn 7
Rayburns
Washington
La- 7
Guardia
Syracuse
Arriv
Idlewild
Iedo
John Holton
Newark
Aum
Gy Lewis C
Ryan and
Justice
Fem
Cypriots Harm Two Tommies In Attack Near Aloa
In Cyprus, Nationalists attacked and fatally wounded two British soldiers and seriously injured an 11 year old British boy. The youth escaped by lighting candles to attract a patrol after being tied and struck. A second soldier died near Aloa, ten miles north of Famagusta, this morning.
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Nicosia
INS
Sug Ou Proeed i
Rette
Aloa
Famogusta
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