Sukarno Warns Against Colonialism Threat to UN
President Sukarno warned at the National Press Club that ending colonialism in Asia and Africa is essential to world stability. He condemned attempts by the West and Communists to use economic influence to dominate Indonesia and new nations, urging respect for national aspirations.
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TODAYS FEATURES A TREMENDOUS FUTURE IN BUSINESS
Sylvia Porter discusses the trend in her column on today's editorial page. TALKING IT OVER appears on page 14 with regular features on Amusements Financial Bridge Radio-TV and more across pages 32 37 13 28 37 43 25 25 20 34 22 and 33 36. Todays Pictures are on page 18.
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Cold War to a corpse at Russo French stag party
Informal talks between Premier Guy Mollet and Nikita Khrushchev during a French Embassy stag party for 33 guests produced a bleak metaphor on the Cold War. Khrushchev praised peace and coexistence while Mollet called for a funeral. Khrushchev criticized John Foster Dulles over Soviet disarmament claims.
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Cross Burned Near Archbishop’s Home in New Orleans
Firemen doused an eight foot cross burned on the grounds of Archbishop Joseph Francis Rummel’s residence in New Orleans. Police had no leads on who ignited the gasoline soaked cross near Notre Dame Seminary amid ongoing debates over school desegregation.
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Reporter admits golf during work hours in Gaffney
GAFFNEY S C INS R G Avakian of the iGaffney Ledger confessed to his boss that he played a round of golf during work time and claimed a hole in one saying he expected to be heard about it soon for Tater.
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Weather Ahead for Central New York Cloudiness and Showers
A forecast for Syracuse and central New York calls for increasing cloudiness tonight with occasional showers tomorrow. Temperatures range from a high around 56 today to 60 tomorrow, a night low near 43. Readings will run 8 to 10 degrees below normal through Tuesday and Wednesday, with scattered showers and a warming trend after Tuesday.
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Andy ‘Keller
Harriman Gaining Delegates in Western States Tour
Gov. Averell Harriman of New York wraps a four day Western swing to boost his inactive bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. He wins Wyoming support and Utah and Idaho pledges, while Oklahoma City’s Gov. Raymond Gary calls Harriman a definite candidate and vows to consult lawmakers before committing Oklahoma’s 28 votes.
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Vivien Kellem Seeks Senate Nomination in Connecticut
Industrialist Vivien Kellem announces her candidacy for the Republican nomination to the Senate. She accuses Senator Prescott Bush of being an unsuitable Connecticut leader and labels him a wealthy New Yorker while condemning out of state movers like ex-Gov. Chester Bowles and former Gov. John Davis Lodge for dominating Connecticut.
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Truman arrives in Rome amid fanfare as Bess is left behind
Former President Harry S. Truman travels to Italy with cheer from Americans at the Rome station while wife Bess Truman is delayed in a back room. He greets well wishers from his compartment window and plans meetings with Italian leaders and a possible audience with Pope Pius XII.
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India Pressures Egypt to Recognize Red China at U N
In New York India and its advisor V K Krishna Menon are accused of pressuring Egypt to recognize Nationalist China at the United Nations. U S and British diplomats say Cairo’s move does not change Western opposition to Peiping. Tingfu F. Tsiang cites India as the main recent pressure behind the Cairo diplomacy.
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Egypt Recognizes Red China Threatens U S Aid Plans
Egypt's recognition of Red China sparks congressional backlash and endangers long term foreign aid. Senate leaders including Knowland call for linking aid to China decisions while Dulles conveys U S concern. House panel substitutes broad pledges to defend free nations as communism endangers world.
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Navy observers react to Bikini device drop delays
JOSEPH L MYLER reports aboard USS MT MCCKINLEY as observers watchdog the first H-bomb device drop tests at Bikini Atoll. Winds delayed detonation multiple times, pushing the event to an uncertain Sunday morning. A small group of 31 observers, including Civil Defense officials, expressed frustration but stayed aboard the news ship tracking the protracted process.
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North Syracuse Driver Pleads Innocent in Tipsy Charge
Donald L. Wood, 40, of 114 Maxwell Ave., North Syracuse, pleaded innocent in Traffic Court to driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene. Bail set at 1500 by Judge H. Preston. Trial scheduled for June 4 after Wood allegedly struck a sign on Clinton Street and escaped. Elton C. Bushnell, 52, of 157 Redfield Pl, was fined 100 and given a 30 day suspended sentence after pleading guilty to dangerous driving. initial DWI charge was dismissed for insufficient evidence following a collision on Renwick Ave.
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Last Recruit Leaves Sampson as Base Nears Closure
The Last Air Force recruit departed Sampson Air Force Base as 227 recruits were moved to other bases in preparation for the facility closing June 30. About one third of the buildings are shut and permanent staff reduced to 2750.
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Today’s Chuckle at the Hash House
A waiter asks if the customer dislikes the fish. The patron replies that he has not seen the sea for a long time, implying nostalgia or humor about sea life.
Man Who Wed 140000 Dies at 60 in New York
Murray W Stand a longtime New York City official and City Clerk who headed the Marriage License Bureau died at age 60. He reportedly married more than 140000 persons during his career, a figure that would make him possibly the most prolific officiant in history.
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Ike Sees Possible Tax Cut If Surplus Persists
Washington lawmakers wrestle with a midyear surplus now estimated at 1.6 to 1.8 billion dollars and a June 30 federal balance. Treasury Humphrey and Budget Director Brundage project a 1956 surplus of about 1.8 billion dollars. Democrats hint at possible tax relief while holding back definitive action, with leaders noting a continued balanced-budget goal.
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Riesel calls for federal probe of labor racketeering
Victor Riesel the 41 year old labor columnist, blinded by an acid attack, urged a congressional investigation into labor racketeering. He asked that allies like Senators Douglas, Ives and Bridges lead the inquiry and said he expects to return to work soon after hospital treatment.
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