West Germany Gets Warm NATO Welcome Beware Of Frost Tonight
The U S Weather Bureau in Hancock issued a frost warning after a cold Canadian air mass hit Central New York. Meteorologist Andrew P Keller warned frost could ruin crops and urged farmers to protect plants set out. Temperatures may dip to mid 20s in sheltered valleys with heavy snow reported in Cortland and surrounding counties.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Hancock Wield
Canada
Andrew P. Keller
Weather Bureau
Upstate
Tehiaca
Binghamton
Elmira
Albany
Keller
Adenauer Joins NATO as West Germany Enters 15th Member
Paris NATO session marks West Germany as 15th member in alliance. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer sits at the council table for the first time as flags fly at NATO HQ and SHAPE. Greek Foreign Minister Stephanopoulos welcomes Germany's admission as a step toward European amity and broader security.
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North Atlantic Council
West Germany
Western Alliance
Konrad Adenauer
NATO Council
Palais de Chaillot
NATO
Free World
Adenauer
France
Greece
Otd
Bonn Republic
SHAPE
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers Europe
Alfred Gruenther
Ger
Hans Speidel
Er Ana “Iasan
Stephan Stephanopoulos
West Gomme
Germany
Stephanopoulos
Europe
End to 57 day Louisville & Nashville rail strike
An agreement ends the 57 day strike at 7 am Wednesday with 23 000 workers to return to service. Disputed issues go to binding arbitration under a neutral referee as government mediators coordinated signatures in Washington. The strike crippled rail service across 14 southern states and was the longest since 1922.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Francis A. Oxen Jr
National Mediation Board
Wose
Reeds
Editorial snapshot of Delats and Marquin Chikas today
A brief feature notes a short editorial on Delats and mentions Marquin Chikas in today’s edition. The piece highlights a reaction to a recent event and previews upcoming angles.
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Delats
Divappointeee
Bomb scarred Hiroshima survivors arrive for surgery in New York
Twenty five Japanese girls scarred by the Hiroshima blast ten years earlier arrive in New York hoping for plastic surgery. They land at Mitchel Air Force Base aboard an Air Force plane as they seek new faces, with wary optimism and cautious statements about expectations.
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New York
Michiko Sako
Air Force
Mitchel Air Force Base
Prommae
Rip
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Japan
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review
Nippon' Times
Ithe Air Force
Srl
No Retreat Yui Vows No Retreat
Taiwan’s Premier O K Yui said his government would fight to keep Quemoy and Matsu, calling the defense of those islands inseparable from Formosa and the Pescadores. He rejected a cease-fire and accused the Communists of aggression.
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Formosa
Quemoy
O.K. Yui
Associated Press
Matsu
Snyder’s crash ends North Georgia Soaring Society
Out of business in Atlanta after Steve Snyder’s driving mishap wrecked the group’s only flying craft. The disbandment follows a ghider mishap near a river bridge. Members, aged 17 to 31, were photographed with press crews at the air force operations building.
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Atlanta
Steve Snyder
North Georgia Soaring Society
Snyder
Air ‘Force
Diem Urges Saigon to Reject Bao Dai’s Return Plan
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem told Western ministers that Vietnam’s future government should be decided by elections and warned against any revival of colonial rule. He cited Bao Dai’s plan for a constitutional monarch with an appointed council and notables assembly as bypassing his elected system.
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South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Dao Dai
Free World
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Diem
Viet Nam
Bao Dai
Today’s chuckle offers a cautionary marital joke
A local humor column warns with a backward punchline about avoiding violence at home. It uses a roller coaster of irony to suggest that care and restraint are wiser than anger in relationships.
Veterans of 1945 Elbe reunion welcomed in Moscow banquet
Russian and U S veterans of the 1945 Elbe linkup arrived in Moscow for a Live-day stay. A midnight reception featured caviar steak and vodka as officials and James Lennard of the U S embassy greeted the veterans at Moscow airport.
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U.S
Elbe River
Ani
Paris
Prague
Soviet Union
James Lennard
Seco
Foucarr
National Hotel
Big Four plan to sign Austrian independence treaty
Western foreign ministers Dulles Macmillan and Pinay prepare to fly to Vienna to sign the Austrian independence treaty with Molotov likely to meet Friday. Soviet officials signaled Moscow’s assent while Warsaw talks may shift to coordinate an eastern alliance as NATO counters.
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Antoine Pinay
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Sweden
Julius Rash
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Siate
Morel
Maga J
Wolfson
New York
Ieaty
Jend
Diplo Ltirm
Fesi
Doctor 94 delivers own baby son in Clinton
Dr. John D. Hullinger 94, a Clinton physician, becomes father again as his wife Hub er gives birth to a 10-pound boy. Hullinger notes he has delivered 3,309 babies in 63 years and jokes about the family dynamic with his older son John Jr. watching the new arrival. Both mother and baby reportedly well.
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John D. Hullinger
Huber
Hullinger
United States
John, Jr
John
Big Three foreign ministers press for summit with Bulganin
America seeks a July summit in Switzerland with Soviet Premier Bulganin. President Eisenhower's response is awaited within 48 hours as Britain and France push for high level talks. Dulles denies direct talks but reviews Russia’s sincerity before any Big Four meeting.
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Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Switzerland
Dulles
Washington
Murray Snyder
Isenhower
Russia
North Atlantic Council
West Germany
NATO
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Judges, Denver expert on juvenile terms in Dallas center
In Paul Crame's Dallas Morning News column a Denver juvenile expert visits a Dallas juvenile center. A youth references another boy as "psychoreramie" and the reply calls him a crackpot.
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Dallas
Tex
Paul] Crame
Morning News
Philip R. Gilham
Denver
Polio Vaccine Delay Slows Seaway Ceremonies and Plans
Reported delays in vaccine availability push back ground breaking for the St. Lawrence Seaway ceremonies. Officials including Baumgartner and Eisenhower aides indicate postponement affects slated events in Cornwall Ontario and New York. Military personnel at Fort Hood note tentative public information plans remain in flux amid the shift.
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Herman E._ Hilledse
St. Lawrence
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U.S
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Cornwall
Ont
Eisen- Suteran
Leonard al
Fort Hood
Tex
Hood
Heragh
Fourth Armored Division
Lawrence Devee
Charles L
Jack N. Bars
Sodimel
Sealb
J. Haddock
Ttenteboe
Delay Wins Approval Of State Health Boss
The article reports that the state health commissioner gained approval for a new health chief amid a plan for a U S surgeon inoculation program. Officials discuss readiness to vaccinate students across grades starting next week and stress patience while awaiting a full surgeon general report.
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Delay
Public Health Service Orders Polio Vaccine Safety Check
The Public Health Service said it will pause broad inoculations until a new safety review of current polio vaccine stocks is completed. Experts will recheck each lot, with clearance to be granted, and continued vaccination only if factory and lot checks are clear.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Leonard A. Scheele
U. S
Lin
Scheele
Michigan
America
Jonas E. Salk
Cutter
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Parke Davis & Co
Detroit
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