United States Opposes Immediate UN Meeting on Guatemala
United States envoy Henry Cabot Lodge Jr, council president for June, rejected Guatemala’s push for an immediate UN Security Council session on Central American disputes. He urged reliance on the Organization of American States and noted a 10-1 council vote backing regional action. Guatemala renewed charges against Honduras and Nicaragua and sought council intervention amid ongoing fighting.
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United States
Guatemala
UN Security Council
U. S
Henry Cabott Lodge, Jr
Council
LODGE
Organization of American States
Soviet Union
Eduardo Castillo Arriols
Dag Hammerss Joid
Castillo Arriola
Honduras
Nicaragua
Five Nation
Inter-American Peace Commission
Washington
Hammarskjold
Direct Hits Five Red Bases Pulverized Near Hanoi
In Indo-China reports say fifty French B-26 bombers destroyed five Communist bases about 50 miles east of Hanoi. The French high command and the security Council issued statements amid the Guatemalan issue, noting the action as part of broader regional tensions.
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Manot
Lodge
Security Council Wasl
Newnae
Mystery planes bomb Honduran town near Guatemalan border
Honduras reports mystery planes bombed Santa Rosa de Copan, a key road junction 21 miles from the Guatemalan frontier. No casualties or aircraft counts released. Guatemala accuses Honduras and Nicaragua of basing land and air aggression against its regime. Col. Carlos Castillo Armas shifts headquarters toward Esquipulas as insurgents claim continuation of drive.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Foreign Ministry
Santa’ Rosa de Copan
Nicaragua
Gression
Carlos Castillo Armas
Esquipulas
Young Starts Perjury Term In Florida
E Merl Young, once linked to mink coal probes under Truman, began a perjury sentence in a federal correctional institution in Tallahassee. He faces four months to two years. the sentencing judge urged release after four months. Senators had probed his mink coat and high financings during the Reconstruction Finance Corporation era.
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Tallahassee
Fla
E. Merl Young
Truman
Federal Correctional Institution
Her
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Young
Talking It Over and Regular Features Listed
Foreign news analyst today on page 16 with other regular sections on page 17 Alcoholics Letters Amusements Financial Bridge Graham Classified Ing. Reporter City Lite Radio-TV Deaths Women's Editorials Today's Pictures on pages 23 to 26 and 36 for Amusements and featured items.
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Leaders Confer As China and France Seek Indo China Peace
In Bern Pierre Memiès France and Chou En Lai held private talks on peace in Indo China after Chou’s arrival from Geneva. French forces conducted warnings and bombardments near Hanoi as union troops battled rebels northwest of the city, part of a four day siege around defenses at Sontay to halt rebel advances toward the Red River Delta.
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Switzerland
Pierre Memies
France
Red
Hanoi
Sontay
Jean de Lattre de Tassigny
Red River
Police Evacuate 200 In Flooded Des Moines
Des Moines police evacuated about 200 people in the southeastern bottoms as levees leaked and flood risk rose. Des Moines River and Raccoon River confluence near a 29 to 30 foot crest threatened blocks. many homes sheltered while workers prepared for more evacuations. Authorities warned thousands could be displaced if levees fail. National Guard and volunteers aided the effort led by City Public Works Director John Tippee.
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Des Moines
City Public Works
iGuardsmen
John Tippee
Poet’s verse will governs final wishes in Ohio case
A 66 year old Allianceware foreman John M Arnold died on May 2 leaving a will written in verse. He declared his mind sound and heart true and instructed that most of his estate go to his wife. Probate courts across the land may recognize the poetic will as valid.
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Allianceware, Inc
Big Day as Thruway Opens Tomorrow in New York
Syracuse prepared for the ceremonial opening of the New York State Thruway tomorrow with Governor Dewey leading officials and auto industry leaders. A Cavalcade of Transportation and a 10:30 AM parade will mark the 115 mile opening from Lowell to West Henrietta, ending with a 12:15 PM address and luncheon in Syracuse.
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New York State
Dewey
Thompson Rd
Rochester
Lowell
Henrietta
Rew Thruway Authority
Shruway
Carrier Corporation
Jiana
Sycacuse Automobile Club
Thruway
Eisenhower warns against cutting foreign aid in Congress
President Eisenhower told Congress that any reduction in the proposed 33,437 700,000 foreign aid program would be unjustified and unsafe. He cited the Indo China war and Soviet threats, urging authorization to provide military and other assistance with flexible fund use amid changing conditions. The message followed House Foreign Affairs Committee moves toward a final aid recommendation. Weather notes forecast a cool change with a high of 82 and low of 35 tonight, as a high pressure system extends into the Rockies.
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Washington
Ewenhower
Congress
Eisenhower
United States
House
House Press Secretary, Wag
Rockies
Snyder
Tomor
Murray Snyder
White
United States and Philippines sign mutual defense pact
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and General Carlos P. Romulo, Philippine ambassador, announce a mutual defense treaty between the United States and the Philippines. Officials emphasize the pact's significance for strengthened defense cooperation and regional security.
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IXS
John Foster Dulles
Carlos P. Fomulo
United States
Philippines
G. S
Philippine
U.S
Antion
Safety Corps pledge sparks flurry of exits and a drowning
State College reports 6 000 plus members may quit the Safety Corps amid a milky pledge. Benson demonstrates drowning of a blind man in a lake after incorrect milking act. In Kentucky a man drowns while fishing with his companion as a skiff capsizes. In New Jersey Governor Meeker signs a law allowing farmers to scare crows by exploding firecrackers.
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Benson
National Safety Farm Buildings
Pennsylvania Corps
State University
Haveré- Madisonville
Plind
Japan
James T. Forbes
Kyodo News Service
S.C
Keikichi Masu
Eurie Duvall
Forbes
Jhara
Trenton
N. J
Gove
Ernor Robert B. Mepner
Daniel Fisher
Dill
National Safety Corps
Smith Gives Views on Indo-China Freedom Forecast
Washington report quotes Undersecretary Walter Bedell Smith telling a White House briefing of 30 congressional leaders that most of Indo-China will likely stay free of Communist control. A veteran senator spoke anonymously, noting Lane Campost and parts of Vietnam may resist Communism, as Eisenhower aides heard Smith summarize Geneva talks and allied expectations.
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Walter Bedell Smith
White House
Indo-China
Trade Bill Plea Voiced by Gore in Senate Speech
Senator Albert Gore of Tennessee urged rapid enactment of a foreign trade program arguing free nations will push trade with Communist countries if they cannot expand ties with the United States. He spoke as the Senate debated a House approved bill renewing the reciprocal trade act for one year. Gore leads a substitute plan granting the president broader three year powers to cut tariffs in future trade deals. There are 20 Democratic sponsors and one Independent.
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Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
United States
Senate
Eisenhower
Gore
Paris Academy Opposes Early Wine Use for Children
France's Academy of Medicine urged parents to avoid giving wine to children, citing behavioral issues and visions. Dr Suzanne Serin reported juvenile bibbers with strange perceptions, describing seven year old Pierre who drank a quart of red wine daily and a nightly port, and three year old Yvonne who resisted bedtime after wine. A farm couple described two children fed two and four glasses of wine at meals during a holiday, with triple sec noted as more than usual.
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Paris
France
Academy of Medicine
Suzanne Serin
Pierre
Yvonne
Rev Robert Grewen Named New Rector of LeMoyne College
The Very Rev John McMahon announces the appointment of Rev Robert F Grewen SJ as rector of Le Moyne College, succeeding Rev William J Schlaerth SJ who takes a faculty post at Canisius College Buffalo. Born 1906 in Johnstown Grewen joined the Jesuits in 1923 and has long served Syracuse Catholic work including Christ the King Retreat House.
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Robert F. Grewen
S.J
LeMoyne College
John J. McMahon
Is.j
New ‘York
Society ‘of Jesus
Father Grewen
William J. Schlaerth
Father Schlaerth
Canlasius College
Buffalo
Syracuse
Christ the King
Lipe
Brookford Rd
Walter A. Foery
Grewen
John A. Grewen
Johnstown
Fulton County
Holy>Cross College
Worcester
Mass
St. Andrew’s on-the-Hudson
Poughkeepsie
Eden Hints Asian Plan For Southeast Asia Peace
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden proposed in the House of Commons a two part plan for Southeast Asia peace. He urged a nonCommunist defense bloc in Asia and a non aggression treaty between Communist and non Communist worlds, noting progress depends on free Asian nations and Colombo powers including India Pakistan Ceylon Burma and Indonesia.
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Anthony Eden
Southeast
Asa
House of Commons
Asia
Eden
Churchile
Washington
Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
Colombo
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Burma
Indo
Heavy rains kill 14 on Japanese islands
Heavy rains lasting over a day swept across Japanese islands triggering floods and landslides. Trains derailed, rice fields flooded, homes inundated, and at least 14 people were killed as per national police figures. The dead include seven in landslides, six drowned, and an engineer killed when his locomotive jumped the tracks.
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Doryo CP
Ghostly sight shocks visitor in Mexico City hotel
Maria Luisa Martinez thought she saw a drowned cousin’s ghost today in a room of a downtown Mexico City hotel. In her haste to flee she did not open a glass door and sustained minor cuts from the fall.
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Maria
Luisa Martinez
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