Eisenhower Aims to Strengthen US Britain Alliance Talks
President Eisenhower announced a June 25 meeting with Prime Minister Churchill to keep the alliance strong and informal. Discussions will cover Asia, European defenses, and possible Southeast Asia security pact with eight nations. Eden and Dulles will join, with aim to curb Communist expansion and stir prompt consultations. Britain’s role linked to Geneva efforts to halt Indo China war.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Churchill
America
Britain
Asia
Churcehill
Anthony
Eden
Dukes
Indo-China
Southeast’ Asia
Southeast Asia
Dulles
West Germany
Russia
China
More Rain On the Way
Forecaster Andrew P Keller predicts tomorrow will mirror today with clouds and scattered showers across the region. An area of high pressure and cool air dominates the northeast while the Midwest experiences sizzling heat in the upper 90s. Southeast to south winds range from 25 to 35 mph as temperatures run above normal into mid July with near normal rainfall.
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Andrew P. Keller
Midwest
Cleveland
Chicago
President Eisenhower editorial on foreign policy chance
Doris Freeson writes that President Eisenhower has a chance to start anew on foreign policy in today's editorial page. Regular features run on the indicated pages. Deaths, City Life and Women's sections appear in their usual places.
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Eisenhower
Doris Freeson
Amusements
Financial
Graham
Ing. Repter
City Life
Oppenheimer Loyalty Debate Splits Atomic Figures
Dr J Robert Oppenheimer faces questions over custody of secrets as critics and allies trade views. Edward Teller calls him loyal yet questions judgment while others defend his integrity and loyalty. A Senate aide labels him possibly an agent of the Soviet Union, underscoring a national security storm.
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Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Wee Tate
Owaron Teller
University of California
Oppenheimer
Teller
Dr. Teller
William L. Borden
Senate
House Atomic Committee
Soviet Union
Eisenhower decline on 1956 run at news conference
President Eisenhower avoided committing to a 1956 reelection bid during a news conference. He said his focus is on current problems and building strength at home to meet international challenges. He denied any prior discussion of 1956 in the White House, noting only a possible facetious remark by Sherman Adams.
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Washington
CUP
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
White House
Food Price Index Hits a Three Month Low
New York reports wholesale food prices measured by Dun & Bradstreet fell 1.5 percent to $7.23 this week, the index sliding for a third straight week and marking its lowest point since March 2. The index covers 31 common wholesale foods with mixed gains and declines across various items.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
McCarthy admits signing Schine Army commission form
Senate hearings reveal Senator McCarthy conceded signing G. David Schine’s Army commission application despite earlier sworn testimony that he knew nothing about it. Special counsel Joseph Welch produced the application and photos, prompting McCarthy to question whether he notarized or merely signed the document. The exchange ends with McCarthy insisting he did not know details.
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Washington
McCarthy
G. David Schine
Army
Joseph N. Welch
Special Army
Schine
Welch
Army Special Counsel
Mendes France Asks Assembly For Support In Indochina Peace Bid
Premier designate Pierre Mendes France prepared a speech urging immediate peace in Indochina. At 47 he would seek approval to form a government, facing a likely defeat of 314 votes by a margin of five to 20.
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Paris
Pierre
Mendes-France
National Assembly
PLM
Joseph Laniel
Memdes-France
House Vote On Farm Surplus Aid Bill
The House planned to vote on a bill to sell or gift 1.3 billion dollars of surplus farm commodities to three friendly nations over three years. Passage seemed likely as the measure aims to reduce government owned surpluses and improve US relations with the nations involved.
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Washington
Dewey May Leave Governor Post for State Secretary
An Albany dispatch reports Governor Dewey will not seek reelection and may accept Secretary of State in Eisenhower's cabinet. Senator Irving Ives named as Republican candidate to succeed Dewey, with a possible Dewey run for president via cabinet service. Dewey declined comment in New York City.
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Buffalo
Dewey
Evening News
Isln Dispatch
Albany
Raymond L. Borst
John Foster
Dulles
Eisenhowers
Borst
Irving M. Ives
Eisenhower
New York City
Phoenix photographer wins 13006 door prize at bank opening
Jay Brashear of the Phoenix Gazette photographed the opening of new bank offices. He signed a lobby card and drew a prize, winning a door prize valued at 13006. The event occurred in Phoenix, Arizona with the prize announced to attendees.
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Phoenisn
Ariz
Jay Brashear
The
Phoenix Gazette
Brashear
Watching the Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta Onondaga Lake
Novice spectators are advised to study stroke rate and timing. Look for consistent catch timing, uniform body movement, and synchronized effort across the eight rowers. Speed matters, as uniform technique yields faster shell propulsion, a key factor for Navy’s team noted in previews.
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Navy
Coluran
Where to Buy Regatta Tickets
Tickets for the 52nd annual Intercollegiate Rowing Association regattas on Onondaga Lake go on sale downtown at the Hotel Syracuse and at Syracuse University Athletics on campus. General admission is free for children, reserved seats cost 2.40 dollars, parking 0.50. The freshman race is at 2 PM, junior varsity at 3 PM, and varsity at 4 PM.
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Onondaga Lake
Syracuse
Syracuse University Department of Athletics
Who Opens Pentagon Windows
A Pentagon security probe notes multiple unlocked windows on April 14 and 28 in HL Hensel's suite. G-2 suspected window washers. janitorial foreman ruled them out. A May 3 memo ordered occupants to keep windows closed to protect air conditioning and security.
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Washington
Pentagon
G-2
PAL
Army
Corps of
Hensel
Military District of Washington
Office of
The
Army EF Headquarters
Franing Branch
Secretary of Defense
Warriors Hockey Franchise Cancelled in Syracuse
The American Hockey League canceled the Syracuse club's franchise after failing to secure arena dates for a full home and home schedule. The team shared arena with an NBA entry, raising concerns a move to another site could occur, with Springfield Mass rumored as a possible destination.
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New York
American Hockey League
Syracuse
Warriors
A-H-L
National Basketball Association
Hockey League
Springfield_ Mass
UN Drafts Indo Action Seeks Peace Observer Mission
The United Nations Security Council prepared its first draft resolution urging UN action on the Indo China conflict. Thailand plans to introduce a resolution calling for a three to five member peace observation subcommittee to Thailand to monitor threats to international peace and security.
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United Nations CP
Indo-China
Security Council
Russia
Thailand
L-Nation Council
Pete Sarasin
Fro Washington
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Southeast Asia
Idnations Peace Observation Commission
Dentists Convene on Temporomandibular Joint Topic
Dentists from three counties gathered in Ashville North Carolina to discuss temporomandibular joint dentistry. Two doctors explained to a reporter that the focus is the hinge between the temporal bone and the mandible.
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Ashville
X. C
Spring Practice Courtroom Scrapes and Surprises
CHICAGO UP report notes spring football practice disrupted by courtroom actions. A deputy sheriff tackled two brothers during murder trial attempts to flee. in another chamber a deputy body blocked an accused robber who attempted to leave without permission.
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Chicago
Vietnamese Premier and Cabinet Resign in Saigon
Saigon reports Prime Minister Buu Loc and his cabinet resigned at a special meeting. Ngo Dinh Diem named as replacement, a Catholic and staunch anti Communist. The move leaves Vietnam without a government during a pivotal Indo Chinese crisis.
Mother of 7 Gets Suspended Term
Mrs Mary Lincoln Turner a college graduate and mother of seven children received a suspended jail sentence of 30 days for refusing to send her children to school Turner who previously lived in Orange County Calif now resides in Yarnell Arizona was placed on two years probation by Municipal Judge C C Cravath and plans to educate her children at home supporting appeals to the U S Supreme Court
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Mary
Lincoln Turner
Turner
Orange County
Snow
Yarnell
Ariz
Joe Foe May Go to Jail over Recall Petitions
Baraboo editor Leroy Gore defies a justice court subpoena to surrender signatures demanding Senator McCarthy recall. Gore insists he will go to jail to protect signers from alleged McCarthy retaliation. Sauk County DA Kelley says some signatures may be forged and intends to pursue contempt charges if petitions are not surrendered.
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Baraboo
Wis
Leroy Gore
Justice Court
Senator McCarthy
Gore
Joe
Justice of the Peace
John Terbiicox
Sauk City
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Sauk County
Jharlan Kelley
Kelley
John Doe
Joe l
New York City
New York
Today’s Chuckle Adolescent Misprint Sparks Smile
A lighthearted snippet from a newspaper page joking about a teenager in his early years. The minor caption plays on phrasing, delivering a quick, playful note for readers.
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Niceteens
Adrift Fishermen Find Boat Linked To Child Missing At Verona Beach
Choppy Oneida Lake waters halted searches for five year old Steven Monaco who last clung to a drifting motor boat near Verona Beach. The boat was found in Eaton Bar by two fishermen. Authorities fear the Utican may be the area’s fourth drowning in four days. Mary Ann Spadafora was recovered from a gravel pit near Fayrd as another drowning victim. Mary Ann’s companion Mary Merritt narrowly escaped and reached shore. Steven and a friend wandered from a school picnic. last sighting was at Verona Beach State Park. State Police were not notified until late afternoon. search continued with authorities including Trooper Jesse Schupack.
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Taday
Utica Tbor
Verona Beach
Steven Monaco
Eaton Bar
Jewell
Cleveland
Igpal
North Syracuse
Mary Ann Spadafora
Melrose Dr
Hafner Farm
Allen Rd
Fayrd
Mary Ann
Mary Merritt
Shen
William Merritt
Taftah
Syracuse
Mary ‘Ann
Utica
Steven
Verona Beach State Park
Monaco
lSvivan Beach
New
Hartfordtate
Jesse Schupack
Clarence Allen
Cortland Av
Rome
Allen
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