Pravda Attacks Dulles Harriman Ahead of Summit
Pravda denounces Secretary of State Dulles and Averell Harriman as aims to subjugate East European democracies. A Polish writer accuses the Dulles brothers and Harriman of pursuing German business interests and reviving a revengist Wehrmacht under U.S. sponsorship.
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Pravda
Dulles
Communist Party
United States
Vienna
Austria
Paris
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Allen Dulles
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
Averell Harriman
New York
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U. S
West Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Walczicky
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Harriman
John Foster Dulles
I. G. Farben
Allen
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Committee of Free Europe
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West German U N Observer Arrives in New York
West Germanys first full-time United Nations observer arrived in New York to assume his post and pledged Bonn solidarity with the West in the cold war. Ambassador Felix von Eckardt rejected any neutralist policy, saying public opinion is against it. He cited reunification with 18 million Germans under Soviet tyranny and disarmament as Germanys main issues.
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INS
West Germany
U.N
Bonn
Felix von Eckardt
von Eckardt
Germany
Irving Berlin Begins New Grandson Irvin Barrett
Irving Berlin may be at work on a cradle song for his first grandson and namesake Irving Barrett. The boy was born to Berlin's daughter Mary Ellin at Harkness Pavilion in New York City.
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New York
Ins
Irving Berlin
Irving Barrett
Irving
Berlin
Mary Ellin
Harkness Pavilion
New York City
Kennedy Writes Senate History for Harper's
Sen John F Kennedy in Palm Springs interview says he has a contract with Harper for a Senate history written from bed in New Bedford. He reports researching 73 percent of legislation since March with other senators and plans return to Washington.
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New Bedford
Mass
ULP
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Washington
U. S. Senate
New Bedford Standard-Times
Palm Springs
Fla
Joseph P. Kennedy
Harpers
Typical American Boy Label Hailed in Sheppard Appeal
In Cleveland Ohio attorney William J Corrigan described Dr Samuel H Sheppard as a typical American boy while opening a Court of Appeals argument for a new trial The defense planned to argue for more than the half day allotted by the judges in the case of the convicted wife killer seeking relief and possible retrial
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Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
Court of Appeals
Corrigan
Eisenhower says free society must offer opportunity to the handicapped
President Eisenhower told the Committee on Employment of the Physically Handicapped that a free society distributes opportunity to all citizens including the physically handicapped. He spoke when the two day meeting of the committee opened in Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Iit
Wedding Tragedy Kills Seven In Sardinia Ravine Crash
A truck carrying 50 wedding guests veered off a sharp curve in Cagliari and plunged into a ravine. Seven died and twenty were injured, including a 14-year-old girl and a one-year-old girl. four victims were gravely hurt as passengers had been singing songs moments before the crash.
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Cagliari
Sardinia
Doctors Check Smallpox Scare in Sudbury Region
Sudbury Ontario doctors and Toronto lab technicians checked a suspected smallpox outbreak on an Indian reservation. About two hundred residents were inoculated with smallpox serum after a 12 year old boy contracted the disease last week.
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Ont
North Country
Toronto
Kilimanjaro Mountaineers Find Wreckage of East African Plane
Two groups of climbers reached the burned wreckage of an East African Airways airliner found yesterday near Mt Kilimanjaro. The craft with 16 passengers and four crew members disappeared Wednesday and is now believed to have 20 dead.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Mt. Kilimanjaro
East African Airways
Two day Virginia toll of deaths shocks nation
Twenty four people died in Virginia over a two day period including sixteen in auto crashes near Fredericksburg and Jetersville three young children burned to death near Charlottesville and two fatal plane crashes killing a Marine pilot and two West Virginia businessmen. A homicide and a suicide brought two shoot ing deaths. The Immigration Service ordered the McManmon children to leave the United States by June eighteen after adoption papers were nearly complete and visas were being arranged with Canada to proceed once birth certificates arrive.
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Virginia
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Jetersville
Charlottesville
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Americanization League
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Elizabeth Ann
Swing
Riehiman
Canada
Riehlman
The
Herald-Journal
Fredericton
New Brunswick
Internal Revenue Service
Syracuse
McManmon
School of Business Administration
University of New Brunswick
McManmons
Immigration Service
Military Waste Probe Is Next
Senate Investigations subcommittee plans a study of reports of terrific waste in the armed forces after completing an inquiry into alleged graft in military spending. Chairman McClellan said the present probe, which has revealed a nest of small grafts, should be finished by week’s end and public hearings will resume tomorrow. The next inquiry may not involve graft charges.
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Washington
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
State Mental Hygiene Reports Record 116 513 Patients
New York State Department of Mental Hygiene reports a record 116 513 patients in its institutions for the year ending March 31. Acting commissioner Dr. Arthur W. Pease notes an increase of 3 077 from the prior year, with most growth in mental illness hospitals. Admissions totaled 23 858, down 102 from 1953 54.
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Albany
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Arthur W. Pease
Craig Colony
Mop-Up Readied In Indo Marshes
Long convoys of motorized infantry moved into rebel strongholds in the Mekong marshes as a prelude to a final mop-up offensive. Loyal forces arrive in southwest Cochinchina near Saigon to join the push against a Hoa Hao warlord and his 5,000-man insurgent group. A free Viet Nam officer said battle orders could come at any moment.
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Saigon
Indochina
Mekong River
Cochin- China
Balch Says the Failed People at Democratic Dinner
Niagara Falls The State Democratic chairman Richard H. Balch said Republicans would learn that unpopular policies fail without popular leadership. He charged President Eisenhower had failed the people and warned Republicans would be proven wrong in 1956 at a Niagara County Democratic dinner honoring Carmine G. DeSapio.
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Niagara Falls
Thhey
Richard H. Balch
Niagara County
Eisenhower
Balch
Carmine G. DeSapio
Genoa Harbor Returns to Normal After 119 Day Strike
One thousand six hundred ship repair workers in Genoa end a 119 day strike, resuming work and restoring harbor operations to normal.
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Genoa
Italy
Central District Discusses 230000 Bond Issue
A meeting of residents from Camillus Onondaga Van Buren Geddes and Elbridge is set for 7 30 p m at the West Genesee Central High School auditorium to discuss Tuesday bond issue vote. The election runs 2 to 9 p m in the bus garage adjacent to the new high school for approval of bonds totaling 230000 to convert high schools at Warners Camillus and Split Rock into elementary schools.
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Camillus
Onondaga
van Buren
Geddes
Elbridge
West Genesee Central High School
Warners
Camillius
Split Rock
Grandmother 90 Taught Sunday School 75 Years
Atlantic City tribute honors Mrs. James J. Bris a 90 year old grandmother who has taught Sunday school for 75 years at the American Baptist Convention event. The service praised her long dedication and impact on her church community.
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Atlantic City
N. J
The
American Baptist Convention
James J. Bris
Nebraska farmer’s daughter Bristow praised for lifelong teaching
The message honors Mrs. Bristow from Illinois who began teaching at 15 and spent years teaching in Nebraska. President Eisenhower and Governor Victor E. Anderson sent congratulations noting her long service to Sunday school and the community.
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Eisenhowers
Ilinois
Victor E. Anderson
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