Adenauer to Moscow trip approved with German terms set
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer won approval from the United States Britain and France to visit Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders on trade and diplomacy. The Western powers agreed to consult before the Geneva summit and insisted West Germany remain included in any European security framework. Adenauer outlined four preconditions on release of 9,000 German POWs, non recognition of East German puppet government, no claim to the Oder Neisse border, and favorable economic terms in talks.
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India
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Pinay
Test From Page One Disaster Drill Fell Short in Coverage
The page recounts a 14 million killed or injured estimate and millions displaced as a large simulated raid. It notes failures include poor communications between relocated agencies and an emergency news center 190 miles from Washington, causing confusion and slow news flow. Portland, Maine, the raid’s presumed first hit, was recorded last by the press.
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Portland
Peron recounts death toll after church burnings in Buenos Aires
President Peron blamed Communist agents for church arsons and reported casualties estimated at over 355 civilians with many injured. A press statement said the army ministry was struck as rebel planes were warned, while Peron and officials watched a rebel bombing strike the street.
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Imogene Coca's Husband Robert Berton Dies in New York
Robert Berton aged 46, a record company executive and husband of actress Imogene Coca, died yesterday at Mount Sinai Hospital New York after a long illness. Berton was a prominent figure in the music industry and linked to Coca through their marriage.
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New York
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Robert Berton
Mi Sinai Hospital
Garner Returns to Texas Politics After Self-Imposed Pause
In Uvalde Texas Garner reenters political fray after years of retirement as he meets with Democratic National Committee chairman and bills to reunite party wings. Butler tours Texas to rally support and restore Texas electors to Democratic fold following 1952 GOP defection. Garner, 86, lives quietly at his home tending chickens and pecans while advising national figures.
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John Nance
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Democratic Party
Texas
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Democratic Committee
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GOP
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Dwight O’ Eisenhower
Shivers
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Sam Rayburn
National Party
Washington
Rayburn
Steven Sor
Eisenhower
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Asta
Roosevelt
New Democratic
Ex-Con Priest Robber Hits Churches and Schools in NYC
Police arrested 45 year old Robert L. Markman in a mid Manhattan hotel after detectives found a briefcase with clerical garb and tools in his room. Authorities say he admitted to stealing from St. Rita Church and multiple parochial schools, totaling over $5,000, with a history of 28 arrests and a recent release from Rikers Island.
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Queens
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St. Rita’s
Long Island
42Nd St
Rikers Island Penitentiary
Six Men Involved In Deadly Crash Near Waterloo
Six persons were injured or killed in a crash on Jordan Road south of Route 5 near Waterloo. Campfield 25 of Waterloo died from a skull fracture and broken neck after a 1951 car he had purchased yesterday apparently carried five passengers. State police continue investigation with many victims taken to Memorial Hospital Auburn.
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Jordan Road
T. V
Sproull
M. I
Robert Blair
Mill St
Waterloo
Thomas Robinson
Seneca “Falls
Sam Krill
Fall St
Seneca Falls
Onondaga County
Young
Greenwood
Ernest Duvall
High St
New York Central Railroad
Smut's Effects On All Ages Cited
The Seventh Day Adventist youth director told 6,600 church youths that indecent literature corrupts both old and young. He faulted parents for poor reading habits and urged better examples to guide youth in seven states.
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Smut
Cleveland
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Theodore E. Lucas
Washington, D. C
Transformer Kills Lock Operator at Waterford Gatehouse
State Police say James Ryan, 35, of Watervliet, was killed by an electric shock yesterday in a gatehouse of the State Barge Canal System. He was alone and apparently cleaning the gatehouse when he touched a 2,300 volt transformer connection near this Saratoga County community.
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James
Ryan
Saratoga County
Turncoats among the Americans claim exit from China
The article reports five former POWs in Peiping saying they can leave China whenever Red Cross formalities permit. The Communist agency confirms their eligibility to depart but notes conditions remain difficult and not all U.S. airmen are released. It contrasts moves with ongoing detentions tied to the Korean armistice.
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Lin Shih-Huiao
Communist New China News Agency
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Bell
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Washington Uica
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India
Jury Clears Man In Perjury Case
Benjamin Smith, 42, tearful, thanked a Dayton jury that found him not guilty of perjury after seven ballots. He testified he did not view Harry Gold as a Soviet spy, and the jury acquitted him just hours later.
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Ohio
Benjamin Smith
Harry Gold
Cops Kill Bandit After $500 Theft in East Boston
In East Boston a bandit was shot and killed after a 30 minute gun battle with two police officers following a $500 theft. The incident occurred today in Boston with officers exchanging gunfire as they pursued the suspect.
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Power Authority Chief Challenges Private Group Over Niagara Plans
New York Power Authority Chairman Robert Moses pressed Congress to authorize the Federal Power Commission to issue a license for Niagara development. He questions five utilities, led by Consolidated Edison, about a hidden combine to control Niagara power, stock ownership, plans, and expenditures aimed at legislative action.
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Second Man Held In Holdup Slaying in Toronto
Kenneth B. Jones, 29, was shot on downtown Yonge Street after pursuing two gunmen who fled in a taxicab and demanded the money taken from the loan company office. A second man, James North, 22, was arrested earlier for murder and armed robbery, and Jack Leslie Burton, 24, was arrested in Brantford for related charges.
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Kenneth B. Jones
Yonge St
Tax Man Says Damages Headed to Boss in Tax Suit
Artesia resident C Buck Caviness, a Carlsbad revenue agent, faces a $4.4 billion damage suit filed by Plummer of Artesia. The case hinges on a May 3 levy of $83.70 from Plummer’s bank account for alleged unpaid self employment tax. Plummer demands $1.5 billion in actual damages and $3 billion in punitive damages.
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Mer’s ‘Bank
Nixon frames Ike policy as pivotal in 1956 race
In Detroit Nixon told the Young Republican National Convention that Eisenhower era economic policies will be the big issue in 1956. He warned a defeat could return Truman policies and praised job growth and rising worker purchasing power. The event drew about 1,600 delegates.
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Three Servicemen Die In Auto Mishap
State Trooper J. W. Witt reported a fatal auto accident near West at 12 45 a.m. resulting in the deaths of three servicemen. The collision occurred less than a mile from the West area, with investigators detailing the crash scene and subsequent response.
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J. W. Witt
Six Buildings Burn in Charleston Fire Kills Two
A massive blaze on Charleston s historic waterfront killed at least two men Lew Hingmger and Officer Aytes and injured five others. The Vestry Tidewater Terminal warehouse with 1 million dollars in newsprint and goods burned as winds fanned seven or eight blazes. Navy personnel and volunteers aided city firefighters for three hours until under control.
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S. C
Lew’ Henninger
Charleston Tidewater
Lawrence Attes
Aytes
Henminger
Charleston News’ and Courier
Navy
Mishap Kills Driver Edward Boast in Delhi Crash
Edward P. Boast, 18, of Delhi, was killed early today when his car left Route 23 nine miles west of the village in Delaware County. Authorities reported the fatal accident occurred as the vehicle veered off the road.
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Edward P. Boast
Route
Delaware County
Kefauver smut art hearings focus on juvenile access
The Kefauver subcommittee delves into a 300 million dollar annual smut trade, heavily via mail, with operators in the Midwest and Southern California. exhibits include letters from mothers about their children receiving pornography. Dozens of smut mill operators are subpoenaed to testify, many likely to invoke the Fifth Amendment. Geoffrey Shurlock notes industry warnings of public backlash and ongoing production state of affairs.
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Geoffrey Shurlock
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