Eisenhowers UN address on anniversary and world peace
President Eisenhower speaks at the United Nations tenth anniversary ceremony in San Francisco. He reflects on the UN charter, calls for lasting peace, and previews a Four Power summit while affirming U.S. loyalty to UN aims. He emphasizes humanity, rights, and liberty as foundations of the American republic.
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Four-Hour Geneva Talks Reported Aimed at Summit Format
Western and Soviet diplomats reportedly near agreement on Geneva summit arrangements for May. Molotov signaled early acceptance while Dulles Macmillan and Pinay outlined goals to ease tensions rather than settle specific issues. Dinner with Pinay set for tonight as talks move toward a formal government leaders meeting.
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Everson Museum Plan Proposed on Syracuse University Campus
Trustees of the Everson Museum fund propose an $889,000 art museum on the Syracuse University campus. A letter to Carlyle Ashley outlines a joint plan with the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts to fund plan construction and use. The proposal includes a 500 seat auditorium an art library a TV studio and several galleries and meeting rooms.
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Pope Calls for Ban on Corrupt Films in Motion Picture Address
Pope Pius XI urged leaders of the motion picture industry to ban corrupt films during his first major address. He spoke in St. Peter’s Basilica before about 10,600 pilgrims, noting cinema's magical power and its vast global reach with 1954 world attendance totaling 12 billion, led by the United States with 2.4 billion.
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Lion for Winnie Cares Moving from Chicago to London
A two month old cub is being transported from Chicago to London today for care and relocation. The move involves animal handlers and veterinary supervision to ensure safe transit and acclimation in a new environment.
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Today’s features tease page and sections list
The page announces features and regular sections with page numbers for Amusements, Ingreport, Bridge, Money, Classifieds, Deaths and Parents, Editorials, Radio TV, Letters, Women, Financial, and Sports. Todays Pictures are on page 16.
Peace Nearing in Argentina Amid Revolt Cleared
Maj. Gen. Franklin Lucero directs the campaign toward restoring full peace in Argentina while President Peron remains in the background. A communique says the situation is steadily normalizing with no inconvenience. Refugees in Montevideo report talks to install a three-man junta including Peron are under way in Buenos Aires.
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Nehru Invites Soviet Premier Bulganin to Visit India
Prime Minister Nehru announced Moscow has invited Nikolai Bulganin to visit India and Bulganin has accepted the invitation marking a high level diplomatic exchange between India and the Soviet Union.
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Today’s Chuckle Fainting on Bus Triggers Laughs
A man gives a bus seat to a woman she faints in gratitude she recovers and thanks him then he faints.
Two NK Fliers Seek Asylum After Seoul Yak Landing
Two young North Korean pilots, Capt. Lee Un Yong and Lt. Lee Eun Song, both 24, landed at Kimpo Airport near Seoul seeking asylum. They flew a Yak 18 from Mansumri Airfield near Pyongyang, escaping 11 a.m. departure and were greeted by South Korean airmen. One had training in Russia, the other in China, marking the first NK fliers to defect since a MIG landing nearby.
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Hobby backs PHS line on vaccine safety program
Health Secretary Oveta Culp Hobby supports the Public Health Service in limiting the handling of the potio vaccine issue. She said the service must bear responsibility for operating the government vaccine safety program and insisted her remarks were not criticism of the surgeon general or the PHS. She noted license for Salt vaccine dated April 12 from the surgeon general and stated she has no apologies.
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Girl dies in Camillus collision as truck hits wagon
A tractor trailer jackknifed and struck a headed station wagon at the foot of West Camillus Hill injuring three other people and killing 13 year old Ginger Lou Morency of Kingston Road Elbridge. She died at Onondaga General Hospital after a fractured skull. The Morency parents and two other children were hospitalized. The truck driver was questioned by Onondaga County sheriff deputies.
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Jelke Begins Sing Sing Term Today
Convicted procurer Minot F. Mickey Jelke leaves for Sing Sing Prison to start a two to three year sentence. He has been in the Tombs since April 28 after a second trial related to alleged compulsory prostitution and previous reversal on a first conviction.
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Mickey” Jelke
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Francis J. Valente
Relief: Heat Eases as Cooler Front Looms
Weather forecast by Andrew P. Keller predicts relief from heat with a cool front bringing showers and a drop of about 10 degrees. Rain and storms expected tonight, with temperatures near normal 81 by day and 58 at night over the next five days, and winds shifting from southwest to northwest.
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Kitchen Drudges Here's Hope
New York reports the food industry aims to cut kitchen work with automation and atomic tech. Packaged convenience foods will grow as processed foods rise postwar, with radioactivity expected to aid farming and food processing and extend shelf life.
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