U.S. Rejects Soviet Greek Peace Bid in UN Forum
The State Department rejected a Soviet push to place the Greek issue under great power control and urged Moscow to stop aiding Greek guerrillas via satellite states. Washington said no negotiation outside the United Nations and noted April 26 talks and subsequent discussions did not change policy.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Greece
IHESE
State Department
Department
United Nations
Soviet Union
United, States
Britain
U. S
Dean Rus Minster
Hector 3
Andre: Gromyko
RUSE
Gromyko
Syracuse Weather Turns Cool After Rains
A cold front and all night rain cool Syracuse after four days of 80s. Yesterday hit 85 at 3 PM, with a low near 38 expected tonight. Tomorrow remains fair and cool, light rain totals around .40 inches noted, farmers glad for relief from drought.
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Syracuse
Sureau
Donight
New York
Life of Watertown Times editor noted as free world monument
The obituary feature recalls Wareth B. Johnson editor and publisher of the Watertown Times who died this week. The column by Maranis Childs frames Johnson’s work as emblematic of a free press in a free society. Other items span editorial pages and regular features across pages 3 10 21 38 43 49 53.
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Wareth B. Johnson
Watertown Times
Maranis
Childs
Jean
Mary Haworth
Oir Life
Sonal
Earl Wilson
Tornals Winewell
Reds Press Closer as Shanghai Bombarded at Night
Shells hit Shanghai and fires burned along the Whangpoo riverfront on the Pootung side. Reports say twenty six residences burned near the Bund opposite the city as fires spread from Swang-fe yar toward Woosung Fortress. The night remained largely quiet with limited shelling and sporadic machine gun bursts. The city buzzed with rumors while Communist forces appeared not to press their riverward drive.
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Shangilae
Whangpeo
Pootung
Shanghais, Bund
Swang- Fe Yar
Woosung Fortress
Newlyweds Honeymoon Tour Promoter Promises Companionship
A promotional honeymoon by the hundred departs late June from San Francisco to Los Angeles with stops in Houston New Orleans Washington New York Montreal and Winnipeg. Couples will select hotel suites by coin toss and travel in train compartments. the scheme aims to keep newlyweds from feeling lonely.
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Los Angeles
Wesley Olver
Oliver
San Francisco
Houston
New Orleans
Washington
New York City
Montreal
Winnipe
Berlin Crisis Blamed on Western Powers
In a terse statement Reds blame Western powers for the Berlin crisis while arguing that Western decisions doomed future détente. They charge that the council’s failures and split among allies worsened the standstill amid growing tensions.
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Amuslaw Ge
Fravan
Berlin
Todas
Amalon
Council of Foreign Ministers
Unemployed machinist shoots stranger over whiskers in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles an unemployed machinist killed a man he had never met, claiming the beard and chin whiskers provoked the shooting. The victim, William G. Whatley, 37, a musician, was shot near Eaton’s rooming house while on his way to a grocer’s.
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Los Angeles
Bolos
Hester E. Eaton
Wiliam G. Whatley
Grocers
Eaton
Lofficers
Big Four Paris Parley Positions Shifting West
Berlin reports show Britain, France, the United States and Russia entering the Paris foreign ministers conference from strong Western positions. Western Germany's economy and politics have improved, while Soviet leverage has declined since Moscow and London talks. The balance favors the West as the page continues on Page 23, Column 3.
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Britain
France
Paris
Tas
Russia
Soviet Union
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London
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United States
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Ich
Ford Faces Union Threats as Talks Break Down
United Auto Workers threaten to pull out of peace talks with Ford Motor Co as a strike at Ford plants affects more than 100000 workers. The dispute centers on production rates at Rouge and Lincoln-Mercury facilities with government intervention sought as a mediator.
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Ford
Rouge
Lincoln
Brooklyn Man Claims We Owe Him a Billion in Contempt
Franklin Ellison of Brooklyn asserts the United States owes him 1 000 000 000 for past actions tied to a 1933 plan to revalue gold and silver. He cites a 1942 Roosevelt engagement and a 1943 contempt ruling as steps toward a civil reckoning, with a suit to be filed and appeals underway.
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Palmer
Washington
Franklin Tacturer
Ellison
Court of Claims
Roosevelt
el Kerney
Ellinger
Franklin Roosevelt
Franklin Ellison
Frank J. Cregg
Eison
Utica
Anii
Reeves
New York
Cregg
Oneda
Jalatea
Cis
McCurn
J. Washingto
Watson B Miller
Jim
Gerhart
House
Warren Street Parking Ban Proclaimed
The city announces a parking ban on the west side of Warren Street from E to E Onondaga Street. The ban runs from 4:30 to 6 PM on Monday through the notice of WL Frank Ayanaunga head of the city traffic and fighting bureau. Warning signs are in place and the policy has been in effect for some time.
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S. Warren St
Onondaga St
Frankayanauga
Iaffe
Fighting Bureau
In & Saiina
OK'd Bill May Push Reds Underground
The article reports that President Nixon would press Communists to register, with Arnold John possibly involved and Senator Herbert O'Conor commenting as the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee reviews Communist control legislation.
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Reds
Heliport Opens on East River Pier in Manhattan
A reworded notice indicates a final designation for a heliport on an East River pier in Manhattan. The document notes the site as a designated heliport and mentions its final commercial term.
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Manhattan
East River
Cop Quiz Kids 107 team Constables and Howe
Quiz contest brief notes the team named the Cop Quiz Kids 107 representing Constables and Howe. The item records a local school or civic event with team composition and sponsor bodies in a compact notice.
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Constables
Howe
No Place for Him Henry Wallace Debuts Amihonsire Record
The article notes Henry Wallace facing a dubious debut at Tuncheon for Amihonsire. Mero Wallace ends with a cutie line and a remark about the amelight, stating there is no place for a man who needs a whitewash.
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Henry A. Wallace
Mero Wallace
Skipper Youve Really Got Troubles On A Grounded Tanker
A tanker named Erich Heay ran aground near a turning basin after a collision. The crew faced a girl locking them in a cabin and a fight left one man badly injured. A tug was summoned from Miami to assist.
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Myamy
Fia
Herbert A
Erich Heay
Southampton
Mey
Beaumont
Tex
Donald
Baroid
Mami
Scott
Lavinia Ross
Bucke
T.me Scott
Miami
Lilienthal Quizzed Over Medical Student Edelman Security Denial
Senate hearing reveals Isidore Edelman of Peter Brent Brigham Hospital, a medical student, was denied security clearance for secret work while about 500 Atomic Energy Commission fellowships were reviewed. Senator Wherry pressed Lilienthal on Edelman's possible Communist ties. Lilienthal said Edelman denies being a Communist.
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Boston
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Isidore S. Edelman
Peter Brent Brigham Hospital
Pest
Wherry
Bncb
Edelman
Atomic Energy ‘Commission
AEC
David E Lihenthal
Lilienthal
Informa
Edelman denies Communist links despite fellowship defense
Edelman a 29 year old Harvard Medical School scientist and fellow at the AEC backed program vehemently denied membership or sympathy with the Communist Party. He said he and his wife attended a few meetings in 1942 out of curiosity. Senators push to tighten atomic security as O Mahoney and McMahon press for closing gaps in AEC funding and oversight.
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Boston
UCP
Isidore
Edelman
Communist Party
Harvard Medical School
Lilienthal
Wherry
Shields Warren
AEC
Warren
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Atomic Energy Commission
McMahon
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Chicago
Qmanoney
Senate
Avenwe Energy
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