Eisenhower Reassesses Arms Talks With Russia
The Eisenhower administration reexamines disarmament strategy to keep talks fluid and avoid deadlock after Soviet rejection of open skies. President Eisenhower and Harold Stassen push toward bringing the nuclear threat under control, while Secretary of State Dulles may oppose the shift. The evolving stance and interagency differences are noted as presidential decisions shape future Western negotiations.
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Eisenhower
Russia
Harold E. Stassen
Dulles
Stassen
Nikolai Bulganin
Tito arrives in Moscow to seal Yugoslav Russian reconciliation
Yugoslav Marshal Tito lands in Moscow for an 18 day friendship visit and a warm welcome from Molotov. He declares that Yugoslavia and Russia are inseparable now that the Stalin era split is healed and meets Voroshilov with Kardelj and Popovic.
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Tito
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Kievsky
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Edward Kardelj
Nikita Khrushchev
A.P
U.P
V. M. Molotov
Russia
Molotov
Stalin
Cominform
Red Army
Kiev
Supreme Soviet
Klimenti Voroshilov
Koca Popovic
Voroshilov
Shepilov
State To Graduate 644 On June 11
The 45th annual commencement exercises at Indiana State Teachers College will be conducted Monday evening June 11 at 6 00 oclock on the campus quadrangle.
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State
Indiana State Teachers College
Commencement at Schulte High School Tonight and Week of Events
Schulte High School holds its third commencement with 75 seniors at a morning Mass in the gym, followed by Alumni Association breakfast and officer elections. The evening program features a keynote by Dr. Raleigh Holmstedt and addresses by Dorothy Wilson and Paul Funk, with 644 candidates and 34 nursing graduates participating across master and bachelor degree ceremonies.
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Schulte High School
Alumni Association
Paul Courtney
Merion College
Indianapolis
Dorothy Wilson
Paul Funk
Lawrence Kyle
Theodore Brentlinger
Caroline Gullifer
Richard Fenoglio
Joseph Anderson
Arlene Ave
Jack Ball
Anna Becking
Cynthia Boyd
Robert Brunette
James Burns
Mary Ann Cahill
Margaret Clampitt
Marcelyn Conrad
Rosalie Cullen
Gerald Curry
Ronald Davis
Dorothy Dicks
Jerome Dowell
Anthony Dragon
Helen Eickmeier
Jack Felix
Robert Franzwa
Anthony Fucone
Donna Gary
Leonard Garvin
Robert Gourdouze
Catherine Gor
Raleigh W. Holmstedt
Indiana State
Richard E. Thursfield
Holmstedt
St. Anthony Hospital School of Nursing
Union Hospital School of Nursing
Terre Haute House
Alexander Jardine
South Bend City
Student Union
J. Harry Cotton
Wabash College
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Norman Gottlieb Kehrli
South Thirty-second Street
Charles Thomas Keller
Knute Rockne Widow Dies in South Bend Hospital
Mrs. Knute Rockne widow of Notre Dame coach died Saturday at St. Josephs Hospital South Bend in her mid sixties after two weeks of hospitalization for complications. She leaves four children Mary Jeanne Bill Knute Jr and Jack Rockne plus a half sister three half brothers and five grandchildren.
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South Bend
Ind
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mrs. Rockne
Bonnie Skiles
Kenton
Ohio
Mary Jeanne
Bill
One Legged Lakeland Man Breaks Leg in Terre Haute
A Lakeland Florida native Frank Sheflersmith aged 68 toppled at the Terre Haute bus station Saturday and fractured a leg. He had arrived on a St. Louis bound bus and was taken to Union Hospital by Callahan ambulance. police note his other leg was amputated in a prior accident.
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Lakeland
Fla
Frank Sheflersmith
Sheflersmith
Terre Haute
St. Louis
Union Hospital
Callahan
Fisherman Drowns at Mitchell Pit Fishing Trip
Sullivan Indiana June 2 Special Raymond Turpin 34 of Newark near Linton was drowned at 6 30 tonight when he fell from a boat while fishing with three companions at the Mitchell strip mine pit 142 miles south of Bucktown on U S 159. Sheriff Harold Connor and state police were still attempting to recover the body late Saturday night.
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Sullivan
Ind
Raymond Turpin
Newark
Linton
Mitchell Strip
Bucktown
U. S. 159
Harold Connor
Labor Leaders Hear Speeches On Candidates
Indiana labor leaders held a statewide conference in Terre Haute focusing on candidate records for governor. President Carl Mullen presided as Arch Willser led a banquet where a film on the right to work was shown. Attendees included Rep. Mrs. Harden and several candidates and officials.
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Indiana State Federation of Labor
Terre Haute House
Indiana
Carl H. Mullen
Hammond
Arch Willser
Vigo County
Cecil Harden
Covington
Cortress
John P. King
Greencastle
Congress
Leonard Conrad
Walter Maehling
John Brentlinger
Terre Haute
C.I.0. Council
Ralph Tucker
Mullen
S.F.L
Wiley Payne
Central Labor Union
Marie Briley
State Federation
South Bend
Hubert Autterson
John O’donnell
Durand High Diploma Will Be Presented At Hospital
Special graduation exercises for Durand High School will be moved about 100 miles Sunday to the Illinois Research Hospital in Chicago. David Walsh, 18, diagnosed with polio on September 4, remains in the hospital as Paul G. Norsworthy, superintendent of Durand High, will confer the diploma with 23 seniors in Walshs hospital room. Durand sits in northwestern Winnebago County about 100 miles west of Chicago.
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Chicago
Durand
David Walsh
Walsh
Ilinois Research Hospital
Paul G. Norsworthy
Durand High
Winnebago County
Warm Weather To End Blackberry Winter In Indiana
A return to normal June weather is forecast across Indiana with a warm spell ending the blackberry winter. Sunday could see highs of 75 to 85 while lows reach the 30s to 40s regionally, tying or breaking late season records in several cities. More rain expected Monday may not greatly worsen White and Wabash river floods.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
South Bend
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Wabash
French Troops Break Up Five Algerian Rebel Groups
French divisions trapped five rebel groups led by General Si Amrouche on June 2 near Lafayette in the Petite Kabylie Mountains 35 miles south of Bougie. About 300 rebels were killed and over 150 captured as the mop-up continued with 29th Infantry and 7th Rapid Mechanized Divisions linking up. Rebels staged attacks in Phillipeville and Touane, killing nine and wounding three, as authorities reported extensive camouflaged workshops and supplies found in rebel camps.
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Algiers
Si Amrouche
Petite Kabylie
Bougie
Lafayette
Akbou
Bordj Bou Arreridj
7Th Rapid
Amrouche
Gerard Baufre
Phillipeville
Algeria
Touane
Doctor and Mayor Ride Bicycle Path Opening
Dr. Paul Dudley White and Mayor Richard J. Daley rode a tandem bicycle to inaugurate Chicago’s first of 36 planned paths in Ogden Park. White, a Boston heart specialist who treated President Eisenhower, emphasized cycling for exercise as the pair completed a quarter mile.
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Chicago
Paul Dudley White
Richard J. Daley
White
Boston
Eisenhower
Ogden Park
Daley
Weather Map Update from The Weather Bureau
Partly cloudy and warmer conditions with sunrise at 5 24 and sunset at 8 12. River stage reads 14 feet and is falling indicating improving conditions for the area.
Weekend Forecast for Terre Haute and Region
Partly cloudy and warmer Sunday with a high around 72. Sunday night low about 55. Monday fair and mild with a high near 70s. Indiana shows mostly fair and warmer conditions Sunday with high around 76. Illinois forecast fair and warmer Sunday with highs near 82.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
International Talks Draw Nehru Adenauer Pineau Pearson
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles prepare for a busy five week run of high level talks with Nehru Adenauer Pineau and Pearson. The meetings follow Molotovs resignation and the Kremlin reshuffle as Washington braces for possible new Big Four talks with the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Moscow
Jawaharlal Nehru
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Pineau
Lester B. Pearson
Dulles
Lake Ontario
Vvyacheslav M. Molotov
Russia
Dmitri Shepilov
Germany
White House
Kremlin
State Department
Indiana University to Dedicate Life Science Building
Indiana University will dedicate its Life Science Building, a $5.8 million project, next week with a three day symposium on bacteriology botany and zoology. About 45 scientists are expected to participate as Jordan Hall of Biology ceremonies run Friday and Saturday.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Jordan
Molotov Out as Soviet Foreign Minister Sparks Mixed Western Calm
Western Europe welcomed V. M. Molotov's resignation as Soviet foreign minister with relief but not expectation of major policy shifts. Dmitri Shepilov is seen as equally tough in negotiations, while Tito’s Yugoslavia reconciliation looms as a broader aim.
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Molotov
Pravda
Dmitri Shepilov
Tito
London
Western
Europe
V. M. Molotov
Washington
Kremlin
Russia
Yugoeslavia
Cominform
Yugoslavia
Western Europe
West Berlin
Morgenpost
Free World
Britain
Democrat Platform Nears Completion in Indiana
In Indianapolis on June 2 a proposed Democratic platform for the state convention June 26 was completed but kept secret. The platform advisory committee finished its work after consulting nine gubernatorial candidates and other sources. Recommendations will not be released until the convention or just before it opens, with the platform to be decided by the body.
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Indianapolis
Democratic State Platform Advisory Committee
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Lafayette Avenue
U.S
John M. Hightower
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Schulte High
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Mayor Tucker
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