Adenauer Sits on Top Of World
United Press reports Chancellor Konrad Adenauer sits atop world affairs as West Germany becomes sovereign and joins NATO. Moscow extends a diplomatic invitation to visit, with Russia offering unification of East and West Germany and eastern territorial claims in exchange for neutral status and rearmament halt.
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Konrad Adenauer
German Federal Republic
Adenauer
West Germany
Soviet Russia
John Foster Dulles
Kremlin
Moscow
Bonn
Berlin
Russia
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East Germany
Germany
Oder
Neisse
Poland
Winston Churchill
West German Republic
Eisenhower Seeks $1 Million For Big Four Conference
President Eisenhower asked Congress for one million dollars to cover U S costs of the forthcoming Big Four conference. He also sought a 31 036 000 supplemental appropriation to pay for increased State Department overseas cables charges and a rise in passports issued to Americans abroad due to recent foreign ministers meetings in Paris and Vienna.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Congress
U. S
State Department
Paris
Vienna
Hoffman Heads Waterloo VFW Commander Installed in Waterloo
Harry Hoffman was installed as commander of the Waterloo Veterans of Foreign Wars succeeding Frank Seale. Installed by past post and counties council commander Louis Berrino were Edward Heiermann senior vice commander James Lewis junior vice commander Orville White quartermaster James Snyder chaplain Seale judge advocate and trustees Wilson Huff Joseph DeCiceo and Casper Guarino. Installation took place at the post home 19 W Entisha St.
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Waterloo
Harry Hoffman
Waterloo Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank Seale
Louis Berfino
Edward Heiermann
James Lewis
Orville White
James Snyder
Seale
Wilson Huff
Joseph DeCiceo
Casper Guarino
W. Entisha St
Ex-Police Chief Shot to Death in Havana
Havana police killed former secret police chief Jares Agostini in a gun hatie last night. Agostini, linked to deposed President Carlos Piio Socarras, had slipped back into the country under an assumed name.
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Havana
Cohaih
Jares Agostini
Agostini
Carlos Piio Socarras
Cade
New York Leaders Fight Private Turn of Niagara Power
Governor Harriman and Senator Lehman press against private sale of Niagara Falls power. They warn Buckley’s plan would let private utilities profit for stockholders, shift costs to consumers, and threaten public control. They pledge court action to defend state authority and public benefit. Congress may settle Niagara issue soon, Lehman says.
Governor Calls TT Unconstitutional on Niagara Power Plan
Governor Harriman says New York will challenge any federal bill allowing private development of Niagara power. He Telegrammed Rep. Buckley criticizing Congress for approving a plan permitting five utilities to build a 90 million dollar facility, amid a House Public Works Committee hearing.
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Albany
Harriman
New York State
Niagara
Congress
Charles A .Buckley
House Public Works Committee
Willam E. Miler
Cr-Ny
Job for shoe store manager assistant with benefits
A high potential position offers excellent salary vacation with pay life insurance and Blue Cross hospital protection. Write to Box E-2 Herald Journal for interview. Replies confidential.
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Blue Cross Hospital
E-2
Herald-Journal
Man Dies as Fire Destroys Luxury Long Island Home
Robert Laren don, 82, a New York City retired naval stores merchant, died when a summer home burned in Quogue P. His brother John, 81, a male nurse Henry Kendall, 50, and John’s secretary Robert Dalton, 38, escaped from the eight room ranch, located in the village’s affluent beach area.
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Robert Larendon
New York City
Larendon
John
Henry Kendall
Robert Dalton
Long Island
South Shore
War on Insects Declared at Military Posts
Washington reports the Defense Department orders insect control at all military posts. Assistant Defense Secretary Hall announces the directive as part of safeguarding morale and operations amid wartime conditions.
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Washington
Defense Department
Defense
Hall
Franklin G. Fleete
Eisenhower
Nixon
Jail Keating In Wiretap Scandal
William Keating longtime city crime fighter and former counsel to the anti crime committee was jailed five days for contempt after refusing to name his source about a wiretap scandal. He had disclosed a police raid with eavesdropping potential and stood by his information despite court orders to reveal the source.
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New York
William Keating
City Anti-Crime Committee
Keating
East Side
East Midtown
Dr. Roy K. Marshall Released to Custody
Federal Judge orders Dr. Roy K. Marshall released from Norristown State Hospital into the custody of attorney Raymond A. Speiser. Marshall, who pleaded guilty in 1954 to sending obscene literature to teenage girls, must visit a psychiatrist who will report findings to the court.
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Philadelphia
INS
Roy K. Marshall
Norristown State Hospital
Thomas J. Clary
Marshall
Raymond A A. Speiser
Clary
Norristown
Speiser
Mar
U. S
Wilson White
Prosperity Peace Theme Chosen by GOP for 1956 Campaign
Republican National Committee Chairman Leonard W. Hall announced in Boston and Concord that the party will run on prosperity and peace. He said the theme combines goals Roosevelt and Truman failed to achieve.
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Boston
Republican National Committee
Leonard W. Hall
Concord
N.H
Roosevelt
Truman
Rhode Island Votes on Debt Boost and Constitutional Convention
Rhode Island voters weigh a 65 percent debt hike to 75 million dollars and a 50 million dollar bond issue to fund a 62 million highway program with federal aid. The measure also seeks a constitutional convention to consider pay increases for lawmakers and judicial tenure plus redevelopment powers.
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Providence
R. J
Rhode Islanders
United States
Dennis J. Roberts
Rhode Island
Supreme and Superior Court
New Hampshire
Gov. Roberts
Boy Dies After Car Door Opens In Madison
In Madison Nebraska Frank Thomas Geary aged six died when a car door swung open as his mother backed the family car from the driveway. The child leaned toward the door and fell from the vehicle. His mother Mrs. John Geary was present.
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Madison
Neb
Frank Thomas Geary
John Geary
Frank
Plans for 200000 square foot plant in Amherst
Sylvania Electronics Products Inc plans a new 200000 square foot plant in the suburban Town of Amherst near the Buffalo Airport and close to two state thruway interchanges. The facility will house the companys electronics systems division and expand local manufacturing capabilities.
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Buffalo
Sylvania Electro Products, Inc
Amherst
Electronics Systems
Veteran actor Walter Hampden hospitalized after stroke
Hollywood reports veteran actor Walter Hampden, 75, is in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital following a stroke suffered yesterday in a taxicab en route to work.
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