UN session marks tenth anniversary in wartime diplomacy
Frisco report cites that the United Nations tenth anniversary session in San Francisco ended with broad agreement between Russia and Western Powers on progress toward Geneva talks. Molotov and Dulles held private talks and a four hour Big Four meeting. Dag Hammarskjold received a joint request to use the Palace of Nations for July talks. Molotov regretted the attack as East West ties show cautious optimism.
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San. Francisco
Russia
Unis
Geneva
U.N
Eélco
N. van Kleffens
M. Molotov
Palace of Nations
Fight May Halt Draft
Washington reports a bitter move to kill the doctors draft and end selective service inductions unless Congress extends the law. A four year extension has cleared both houses but a two year doctors draft extension faces strong opposition from lawmakers and professionals. House Armed Services Chairman Carl Vinson warned of a tough battle to approve the conference bill.
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Watshington
INS
Congress
House
Senate
House-Senate
House Armed Services Committee
Carl Vinson
Dga
Uncle Sam's tax dowry for the bride and savings for grooms
Sylvia Porter previews today's Editorial Page highlighting a tax dowry image and potential savings for husbands. Other features appear on Amusements 21, Money 3H, Deaths WS, Sports 23-26, and sections 8-13.
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Sam
Sylvia Porter
Graham
Ing. Reporter
Tadio-Tv
Financial
Helen Keller Birthday Birthday Tribute in Easton
In Easton Connecticut Helen Keller and her companion Polly Thomson celebrate a birthday at Arcan Ridge while guests mail gifts from a world tour. The scene shows the two women weighing unpacking gifts and souvenirs as they seek privacy after years of public attention.
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Helena
Miss Polly
Helen
Keller
Cole
Bonn Opens Arms Debate
The West German Bundestag plans the first reading of the volunteers bills to recruit 6,000 officers and men as the nucleus of a reconstituted Wehrmacht. Defense Minister Theodor Blank will outline policy emphasizing civil supremacy over the military and strict officer powers, with a goal to pass before the July 17 recess.
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Bonn
Bundestag
Over House
Wehrmacht
Theodor Blank
Adenauer
Konrad Adenauer
My Wife Will Leave Me If I Quit Golf Joke
A humorous exchange about a husband facing a threatened marriage if he quits golf. The punch line reveals he will miss his wife more than the game, delivering a lighthearted twist.
Britain protests Greek broadcasts over Cyprus revolt call
London protests to Athens over radio broadcasts Britain says incite revolt on Cyprus. The note cites ECKA’s June 21 proclamation urging Cypriots to rise and liberate the island. A Foreign Office spokesman would not confirm NATO action.
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London
Britain
Greece
Athens
Cyprus
ECKA
British
Foreign Office
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pakistan Premier Denies Plan to Meet Bulganin
Prime Minister Mohammed Ali of Pakistan denied Sunday night a Moscow Radio report that he sought a meeting with Soviet Premier Nikolai A. Bulganin. The radio had said Ali sent a telegram requesting the talks.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Mohammed Ali
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Moscow Radio
Radio Moscow
Ali
Bulganin
Big Four arms reduction plan may be proposed
At the upcoming Big Four summit the United States Britain and France likely will propose a formula to reverse the arms race in Europe. Secretary of State Dulles discussed the idea with Harold Macmillan and Antoine Pinay in New York and San Francisco. Molotov later offered to pay half the damage from the Alaska to Siberia air incident, while seeking blame on the United States for not preventing it. The note also noted no US fire from the patrol plane and discussed potential compensation with President Eisenhower.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Europe
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
New York
San Francisco
Les
V. M. Molotov
U.S. Navy
Alaska
Siberia
State Department
Molotov
Frontier
Avas
U.S
Eisenhower
Cloudy Cool Spell Forecast by Weatherman Keller
Weatherman Andrew Keller reports a cloudy cool spell with low tonight and tomorrow. He expects tomorrow’s high near 16 degrees with west winds 10 to 15 mph as polar air from Central Canada moves across the northern states.
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Andrew Keller
Canada
Reading Charles Dunford Reclaims Normal Life After 39 Lost Years
Charles Dunford, once nearly blind and paralyzed for 29 years, began a remarkable recovery after doctors treated him for three years. Eye work, speech and physical therapies revived his senses, and he now walks with sticks and talks again. His siblings praise the miracle and note he recalls little from the past but is responsive to trains and planes. Charles' story follows decades of family effort and hospital care.
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England
Charles
Dunford
Tomas Pictures
the Oder
Frederick
Queenie
Chardes
Eisenhower to Heal Wounds in Maine GOP
President Eisenhower launches Operation Maine to mend rifts in the Maine Republican Party after last fall's Democratic victory. He plans an 11 p.m. briefing with John Foster Dulles in Washington and a Maine rally at the state Fair Grounds followed by a clam bake with Sen. Margaret Chase Smith.
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Eisenhower
Maine
Washington
John Foster Dulles
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Soviet Union
Alaska
Skowhegan
State Fair
Margaret Chase Smith
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
GOP
Cook County Commissioner Reveals Secret to Happy Marriage
Commissioner Clayton Smith celebrates years of marriage and shares their approach. He says they never argue but have debates on controversial issues and allocate a monthly $5 for every year of her correctness.
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Chicago
Cook County
Clayton
Smith
Kangaroo on the loose disrupts Baltimore traffic during TV appearance
A mother kangaroo escaped from handlers during a WAAM television appearance and roamed Baltimore for an hour. It kicked a zoo keeper, bit another, and caused widespread traffic disruption as attendants and police pursued through streets and parks before subduing her.
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Malden Avenue
Park Drive
Gownhill
Down, Under
Arthur Moore
Baltimore Zoo
Ben Geary
WAAM
Reds Down Jet Trainer near Matsu Islands
The Nationalist Defense Ministry said Chinese Communist MiGs shot down a T33 jet training plane near the Matsu Islands within two hours after Red jets attacked an unarmed commercial amphibian plane. The trainer crashed into the sea ten miles south of the group. the pilot was missing. An Army officer on the Catalina PBY was wounded, but pilot Chen Kuo-min reported no one aboard was injured.
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Taipei
Formosa
Nationalist
Defense Ministry
Matsu Islands
John J. Good- Tich
Rayne
Chen Kuo-min
Five Polio Cases Reported in Week Five Counties
Five new polio cases were reported last week in 57 counties outside New York City. None had received the Salk vaccine. The week ending Saturday saw cases in Chautauqua Albany Putnam and Westchester.
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Albany
New York City
State Health Department
Chautauqua County
Putnam
Westchester
Stunter Injured After Pole Rig Breaks at Park
Herman Hoger 32 of New York suffered two broken feet and possible spine injuries when a 65-foot pole used for a head stand unicycle act at White Ce amusement park collapsed. Four spectators were injured. Hoger described the pole swaying and bending before the crash.
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Shrewsbury
Mass
Herman Hoger
New York
White Ce
Hoger
Car Crash Fatal To 2 Teenagers
Two teens died from injuries after a car left a county road near Chatham and hit a tree. Herbert J. Smith Jr., 16, of Garden City, and Linda Mae Hill, 24, of Chatham, were killed. Bruce Lynn Whiteman, 16, of Spencertown, was injured. hospital said condition was fair.
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Columbia Memorial Hospital
Chatham
Herbert J. Smith Jr
Garden City
Linda Mae Hill
Bruce Lynn Whiteman
Spencertown
Seven Pulaski youths and guardsmen killed in three crashes
Three Pulaski Central School pupils, three Connecticut National Guardsmen, and a Syracuse man died in three traffic accidents. Police said a car carrying six Pulaski students from a beach party plunged into a creek near Black River after a curve. The Guardsmen died near Camp Drum when their car struck a tree. One more youth, Frank Ostrander Jr., 17, was fatally injured and is not expected to survive.
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Pulaski
D. I.azore
Gifford
Walter H. Woznick
Edward J.lane
Robert A. Greenwood
Waterbury
Conn
Archer
Ingersoll
Long
Pulaski Central School
Lazore
Nottingham Rd
National
Camp Drum
Lana
Greentwood
Black River
Fagan
Oswego City Hospital
Frank Ostran- Ider Jr
Richland Rd
Harlow Dunton
Fernwood Corners
Frederick Hall
Fernwood
Rainbow Shores
A. F. Secor
Ostrander
Harness Racing Urged for State Fair Return
The State Fair Advisory Board unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing the return of harness racing to the State Fair and recommending pari mutuel betting. It also calls for a suitable grandstand and improvements to track surroundings.
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State Fair Advisory Board
State Fair
Man accuses stranger in tavern of forcing pill swallowing
Raymond Bowers, 22, told police he was drinking in a Minneapolis tavern when an argument arose with a stranger. The man allegedly produced a "scent piece" and threatened to make Bowers swallow it, forcing the act.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Raymond Bowers
Bowers
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