Two Americans Locked in Soviet Spy Conviction
Pravda reports Vladimir Constanovich Galai and Juri Khramtzev sentenced to 25 years each by the Soviet Supreme Court. The two allegedly spied for the United States, were trained in a covert camp, and smuggled into Murmansk with Norwegian help after desertion and black market ties in Austria and Germany.
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Moscow
Supreme Court of
Soviet Union
Pravda
Communist Party
Murmansk
Vladimir Constanovich Galai
Juri Alexandrovich Khramtzev
Galsi
Austria
Vienna
Lawrence O. Johnson
Khramtzev
East Berlin
Gregory Vasilev
Norway
Germany
Ransom Reward Offered in Phoenix Kidnap Case
Sam Smith pledged 5000 dollars to help locate the ransom money tied to the Phoenix kidnapping of Evelyn Ann Smith. Daniel Marsin, 41, is charged with kidnapping for ransom as police continue questioning him after the abduction and the golf bag ransom note was found. Police also found a typewriter and 30-30 shells in Marsin’s apartment. The victim’s husband Herbert Smith reported the release attempt in the Superstition foothills.
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Phoents
Ariz
Phoenix
Sam Smith
Evelyn Ann Smith
Daniel Joseph Marsin
Fob
Marsin
West Phoenix
FBI
Lillian Marsin
California
Guatemala on the edge as exodus and revolt fears rise
Reports from San Salvador describe Guatemala near panic over revolutionary threats. Exoduses involve foreigners families and officials as clandestine radios threaten Arbenz. Army leaders reportedly defect and Gen. Carlos H. Sarti is missing amid a growing political crisis.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Dominican Republic
Arbenz
Red Poland
U. S
Army
Carlos H. Sarti
Eisenhowers at Mountain Camp in Maryland
President Eisenhower relaxed in the sun at Camp David Lodge in the Catoctin mountains Thurgmont Maryland. He had breakfast then spent time on the terrace with Mrs Eisenhower and weekend guests William E Robinson Mrs Walton Walker and Mrs Alfred M Gruenther.
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Thurmont
Hisenhower
Camp David Lodge
Alfred M. Gruenther
Today’s Chuckle: A Tiny Mystery About Marriage
A light humor exchange where a daughter asks why her mother married her father, and the mother playfully suggests the child has started wondering the same thing.
Blood Drives Rally As Child Dies In Auto Crash
In Cleveland a chorus of offers flooded the city after 5 year old Kathy Meyer was struck by a truck while crossing the street. Five hours later she died at Bay View Hospital as a radio appeal sought Type 3 negative blood for the patient in critical condition.
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Cleveland
Kathy Meyer
Bay View Hospital
Bay Village
Wisconsin GOP backs McCarthy at stormy convention
Wisconsin Republicans passed a resolution praising Senator McCarthy after a bitter denunciation by Joel must go movement leader Harold Michael of Amery denounced him. McCarthy addressed the 1,000 delegates defending party loyalty and criticizing the previous Democrat administration.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Wisconsin
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Joel Must Go
M‘carthy
G.O.P
Eisenhower
Senate
Harold Michael
Amery
Wis
Polk ‘County
Michael
LR A Seizes British Arms Raid at Armagh Barracks
Fifteen men believed to be members of the outlawed Irish Republican Army raided a British army barracks at Armagh, 38 miles south of Belfast, escaping with rifles Sten guns machine guns and ammunition. The raid described as the largest since World War III led Northern Ireland officials to reinforce the frontier and call up 1 000 Ulster constables. The assailants wore British territorial army uniforms.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
IrishRepublican Army
Lr.a
Northern
Southern Ireland
Armagh
U.S. seeks to halt drift in Indo China crisis calls for quick Geneva talks
U.S. officials canvass options to check the drift as Indo-China peace talks at Geneva near a critical state. Dulles urges rapid settlement while France faces leadership strain and possible government resignation affecting Western Europe defense and the region's balance.
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Washington
U. S
Geneva
Hanoi
Dulles
Walter Bedell Smith
Free World
Europe
Dukes
West
State Department
Douglas [MacArthur II
Ropert Murphy
Livingston Merchant
Ant
Everett Drumright
Robert Bowie
United States
Indo-China
All- Boas
National Assembly
Joseph Laniel
Laniel
Security Council to Meet Over Indo-China War
United Nations diplomatic sources said the Security Council will likely convene this week to discuss the Indo-China war. Dates hinge on general consultations tomorrow among council members, factoring Geneva talks on neo China and the Paris government crisis.
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United Nations (P
G. N. Security Council
Ji Nation Council
Paris
Pope Canonizes Boy Nun and Three Men in Rome
Vatican ceremony elevates 5 Catholics to sainthood including Domenico Savio a 14 year old stigma star pupil of St John Bosco and founder of the Salesian Order. Other new saints include Pierre Louis Chanel Gaspare Del Bufo Gaspare Del Bufalo? and Maria Crocifissa di Rosa.
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Vatican City
Alacksmith
Pius X
Pope Pius Iiii
St. Peter’s Square
Domnico Savio
St. John Bosco
Salesian Order
Domenico
Pierre Louis Chanel
Marist Mission
Ary Fathers
Pacific
Futuna
Gaspare del Bufaio
Missionaries of the Most Precious Blood
Jose Pignatelli
Clement XIV
Maria Crocifissa di Rosa
Order of the Servants of Charity
Young wins control of New York Central Railroad
Robert R Young gains control of the New York Central Railroad after a five month battle. He would run trains coast to coast from Boston or New York to Los Angeles and Seattle, with potential lease of western lines to complete the transcontinental system. The vote official tomorrow, with the board of 13 men and one woman set to manage the 10,700 mile network.
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New York
Robert R.j .Young
Thetation
Los Angeles
Sant Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Young
Central
Nmot
Texas
Wall Street
30 Day Bus Strike Ends in Pittsburgh
AFL trolley and bus operators voted 1 252 to 172 to end a 35 day transit strike by accepting a nine cent base wage increase raising pay from 1.92 to 2.01 dollars per hour. The agreement makes permanent a six cent differential and adds three cents more, restoring service on many routes by today with full operations by tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh
AFL
Electric Railway
Wieter Coach
Blackbone
Family Slain in Beaver Falls. Stepfather Held
Beaver Falls Pennsylvania police say Patrick Lance 30 husband and stepfather of five were found shot to death in a two room cabin long troubled by domestic quarrels. Lance was captured after a three state alert describing him as armed and dangerous. Victims include wife Agnes Hollman Lance and her children Cirée 9 and Agnes 11 and others unnamed.
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Beaver Falls
Patrick Lance
Lance
Agnes Hollman Lance
Cirée
Agnes
Indo Catholic Militia Repels Red Attack Near Hanoi
Several thousand Catholic militia men repelled a predawn Red assault on Vinh Moi village 18 miles northwest of Hanoi, as reported by French authorities. The clash occurred in the border region of Indo China with casualties not disclosed.
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Honai
Indo-China
Vinh Mo
Hanoi
Red R Plains
Dien Bien Phu
Red River
Vinhven
Kunrming
Neighbors Scopp on Adlas Ex in Chicago Garden Party
Police reported about 100 guests danced at a Lake Shore Drive garden party at Ellen Borden Stevenson home. Stevenson, former Adlai Stevenson wife, runs 3020 Arts Club and seeks food liquor permit amid neighbor dispute.
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Chicago
Ellen Borden Stevenson
Swank Lake Shore Drive
Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Borden
France’s Laniel government falls over Indo China policy
Paris France Premier Joseph Laniel saw his coalition fall in a confidence vote over Indo China policy and submitted resignation to President Rene Coty. With eight Radical Socialist cabinet ministers threatening to quit, Finance Minister Edgar Faure emerged as likely successor amid Geneva talks and Indo China crisis.
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Paris
Joseph Laniel
Coaliton
Elantel
Dover
National Assembly
Laniel
Assembly
Pre-Mieres
Coty
Lanier
Trance
Edgar Faure
Faure
Iecoty
Geneva
Indo‘China
Georges Bidault
Geneval
Paul Ely
Indo China
Heat Wave Bakes Moscow with June Record
Frigid? No. Moscow endures a heat wave as the thermometer tops 87.5 degrees Friday the hottest June 11 in 72 years. The city logged another scorching day today with similar high temperatures.
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Moscow
Whisky-Drinking Boy Admits Setting Fire That Killed Seven
Chicago detectives report an 11 year old boy nicknamed Sahe told them he started a tenement fire that killed seven people and injured nine. He said he tossed a burning cigarette butt into rubbish in a stairwell, trapping a father mother and three children on the fourth floor.
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Chicago
John T. Omalley
Bor
O'Malley
Marion Gregory
Robert Ryan
Gregory
Cook County Hospital
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Tion
Vo Nguyen Giap
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