Adenauer defers Moscow meeting until prisoners free
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told the Big Three he will not meet the Russians in Moscow unless more than 9,000 German war prisoners are released and East German frontier claims are not recognized. He urged U S and Soviet leaders to back a sweeping world disarmament plan and pressed for continuous consultation on German reunification.
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United Press
New York
U.P
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Adenauer
Russia
Germany
Neisse Line
Geneva
United States
Soviet Russia
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
United Front
San Francisco
Viacheslav M. Molotov
United Nations
Wave Hill
Britain
Hot Weather Forecast for Indiana Continues Through Weekend
United Press reports Hoosierland will see five days with temperatures over 90 degrees, with today’s highs from 50 to 86 and Saturday reaching up to 89. Normal ranges are 84 to 88 for highs and 59 to 64 for lows. sunny conditions expected with minimal precipitation.
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United Press
Hoosierland
Weather Bureau
Indiana
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Weather Report for West Virginia Area
Bright sunny and warm conditions expected with sunrise at 5 73. Sunset at 8 19 and river stage at 7 4 feet and falling.
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Neen
Pep
Local Weather Forecast For Terre Haute And Vicinity
Highs near 82 Saturday with warm today. Fair tonight and Saturday. Indiana forecast calls for fair tonight and sunny, continued warm. Tonight low around 56 to 66, with sunrise at 7 15 p m CDT. Wind and temperature readings described as from a standard thermometer.
President Reviews three day Operation Alert findings
President Eisenhower inspected the three day Operation Alert at the Pentagon to assess progress and mistakes. He will submit recommendations to civil defense administrator Val Peterson and Office of Defense Mobilization director Arthur Flemming. He plans to rest at Gettysburg and then address the United Nations in San Francisco.
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White House
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Washington
Val J. Peterson
Civil Defense
Arthur S. Flemming
Office of Defense Mobilization
Peterson
Flemming
Gettysburg
San Francisco
United Nations
Truman
Omaha
Hell
Molotov
San Francisco Prepares for U N Anniversary Meeting
San Francisco readies for the United Nations tenth anniversary conference at the War Memorial Opera House with leaders from around the world arriving by train plane and ship. Dr Eelco Van Kleffens presiding expects constructive work while noting possible secret talks among the Big Four ministers could impact the main meeting.
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San Francisco
United Nations
Golden Gate
U.N
War Memorial Opera House
Eelco van Kleffens
General Assembly
van Kleffens
Assembly
Charles Malik
Lebanon
U. S
Symonds Killing Suspect Held in Singapore Riot Case
A 25 year old Chinese truck driver On Gah Tao was charged in a Singapore magistrate's court with being in unlawful assembly and a member of the mob that killed United Press correspondent Gene D. Symonds during last month's riots. He was ordered held for June 24 for a further hearing. details remain sealed until trial.
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Singapore
United Press
Gene Symonds
On Gah Tao
Gene D. Symonds
Oh Gah Too
Choor Singh
A. A. Jacob
Editor Arrested in Havana Raid on La Calle Offices
Havana authorities arrested Luis Orlando Rodriguez editor of La Calle and seized the newspaper offices. Officials say Rodriguez, linked to the Orthodox opposition, recently published articles deemed offensive to the armed forces.
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Havana
Cuba
Luis Orlando Rodriguez
la Calle
Rodriguez
Flowers Found Guilty Death Is Recommended
Elmer John Flowers was found guilty of first degree murder and the jury recommended the death penalty for the October slaying of his former wife Iane Kennedy. Circuit Court Judge Herbert Criss set sentencing for June 30. defense plans an appeal. The case drew on the prosecuting team led by John Jett and Jack Mankin, with Mankin delivering key arguments.
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Elmer John Flowers
Iane Kennedy
Flowers
Agnes Hanley
Herbert R. Criss
George Nasser
Nasser
Vigo County
Jack H. Mankin
Mankin
Jett
Elmer J. Flowers
Vigo
Lone
Nationalist Planes Sink Communist Junk in Amoy Bay
Nationalist Chinese patrol planes sank one Communist armed motorized junk and heavily damaged another today in Amoy bay. The air force reported few other wooden vessels damaged. The operation was announced from air force headquarters in Taipei Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
Amoy Bay
Air Force Headquarters
Air Force
Mines Found Along Italian Rail Line
In Massa Italy on June 17 workmen unearthed 22 powerful land mines from World War II buried beside a busy rail line. The discovery prompted precautions and the line was likely halted for inspection.
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Massa
Italy
Court Grants Leniency on Theft Charge
Vigo Circuit Court Judge Herbert R. Criss handled three docketed cases. George Raymond Shepherd 28 of 604 North Fifth street pleaded guilty to embezzlement and received two years in reformatory and a $50 fine plus costs. probation for two years was set with restitution already paid. Rest pauper attorney noted lack of prior trouble and Shepherd now supports his wife and infant.
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Vigo
Herbert R. Criss
George Raymond Shepherd
North Fifth Street
Indiana State Reformatory
Warren Everett
Shepherd
Shephard
Criss
Walter Salem George
South Fifth Street
George
Ruth’s Tavern
Churchill declines San Francisco bid for UN anniversary
Sir Winston Churchill has declined an invitation to attend ceremonies in San Francisco next week commemorating the 10th anniversary of the United Nations. The former prime minister, aged 80, is the last surviving member of the Big Three who founded the UN, alongside Franklin D. Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
San Francisco
United Nations
U.N
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joseph Stalin
Molotov Tours Chicago Stirring City and Protests
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov toured Chicago during a five hour visit causing a major traffic jam on Lake Shore Drive. Local steel executives questioned whether his party could tour the South Side plant while observers noted provocative demonstrations in Omaha ahead of a United Nations trip.
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Chicago
V. M. Molotov
Midwest Plains
Omaha
Lake Shore Drive
U. S. Steel
South Side
Russia Seeks To Neutralize Japan In Push To Influence Allies
Washington dispatch reports Russia aims to neutralize Japan along with Germany to extend influence over key industrial nations. U.S. officials note a price tag for a Japan peace treaty involving U.S. troop withdrawal within 90 days of effect. State Department declined comment on Tokyo reports.
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Washington
Russia
Japan
Germany
U.S
Moscow
Tokyo
U. S
United States
State Department
London
Europe
Asia
Three U.S. Military Aides Expelled by Moscow
Washington reports that Russia expelled three American military attaches from the Moscow embassy as persona non grata amid alleged improper activities. Names not released. This follows last year’s expulsion of two other U.S. attaches and comes after Soviet charges of espionage against Lt. Col. Feldlin and Maj. McKinney.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
H. Feldlin
Maj. W. McKinney
State Department
Feldlin
McKinney
U. S
United States
Body of Boy Found in Lake Near McGregor
The 5-year-old Bobby Lawrence was found dead in about 10 feet of water in Big Sandy Lake near McGregor Minnesota ending a search by more than 200 people. He disappeared Thursday morning after his father left him on a boat. Governor Freeman ordered the National Guard into the search if needed.
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Mcgregor, Minn
Bobby Lawrence
Big Sandy Lake
Maynard Lawrence
Scanlon
Minn
Lawrence
Orville L. Freeman
National Guard
Camp Ripley
John Golden Dies at Bayside Estate in Queens
John Golden longtime producer impresario dies in sleep at his Bayside Queens estate on June 17. He would have turned 81 in ten days and enjoyed a career as actor songwriter producer and stage and costume designer with success in multiple fields.
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New York
John Golden
Bayside
Queens
Golden
Peron Says Revolt Over in Argentina Amid Siege
President Juan D. Peron announced from Montevideo that the revolt in Argentina is quelled and a state of siege remains. He blamed Communists for church burnings, urged calm, and outlined measures against disorders as Mirant observers reported heavy damage around the Casa Rosada and Plaza de Mayo.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Peron
Buenos Aires
Government House
Casa Rosada
Pink House
Associated Press
E.S.T
Luis J. Corner
Navy
Anibal Olivieri
General Confederation of Workers
C.G.T
Plaza de Mayo
Reserve program still in doubt after draft extensions
The Senate approved a four year extension of the regular draft and a two year extension of the doctors' draft. The fate of the proposed reserve program remains uncertain as the bill faces House resistance over provisions banning segregation in reserve and National Guard units.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Sen. Jackson
D.wash
Armed Services Committee
House
Prelates Report To Pope On Argentina Crisis
In Rome Pope Pius XII met Msgr Manuel Tato and Msgr Ramon Novoa after their expulsion from Argentina led to President Juan D. Peron's excommunication. The two Buenos Aires officials arrived with 2,000 cheering Catholics and planned to brief the Pope on church state tensions.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Manuel Tato
Buenos Aires
Ramon Novoa
Pius XI
Msers
Tate
Novoa
Rome
Peron
Annexation case reply ordered by Vigo Circuit Court
Judge Herbert R. Criss ordered remonstrators in the 1947 annexation petition to file a reply to a new action filed Thursday. The deadline is June 28 with a hearing date to be set then. Edgewood Grove and Edgewood Place residents seek to withdraw opposition in favor of annexation following termination of Terre Haute fire protection contract by Joseph A. Conrad Jr.
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Herbert R. Criss
Vigo
Criss
Edgewood Grove
Edgewood Place
Joseph A. Conrad, Jr
Harrison Township
City of
Terre Haute
Conrad
Postal worker admits mail theft in federal court
Clarence E. Vanetti a 24 year old Terre Haute substitute clerk at Terre Haute Post Office pleaded guilty to embezzling from the mails before Judge William E Steckler in Indianapolis federal court. He admitted taking 14.25 dollars from decoy letters on June 8 and faces sentencing later. He was arrested by Postal Inspector T J Meehan.
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Clarence E. Vanetti
Terre Haute
William E. Steckler
Indianapolis
Vanetti
T. J. Meehan
Hedy Lamarr Jewelry Recovered On Closet Shelf
Actress Hedy Lamarr reported $51,000 worth of jewels missing from her Houston home three weeks earlier had reappeared. Oilman W Howard Lee, her husband, told police the gems were found on a sewing room shelf after Lamarr informed officers the items vanished from a dressing table drawer on May 25.
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Houston
Hedy Lamarr
W. Howard Lee
Miss Lamarr
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