Eisenhower Defends Korea In Warning To Rhee Resignation
President Eisenhower said he warned South Korea's Syngman Rhee about irregularities in the March 15 election but denied U.S. interference. He praised Rhee as a patriot who resigned, noted riots left about 150 dead, and outlined plans for a June visit to Korea while opposing compulsory health insurance and reiterating no intent to reappoint William R. Connole to the Federal Power Commission. He favored a Paris summit path toward detente but warned against Khrushchev ultimatums and possible partial withdrawal from the summit if major legislation required his veto.
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Syngman Rhee
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Huh Chung
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Germany
Paris
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Richard M. Nixon
Europe
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Weather report for Northeastern Ohio forecast
Northeastern Ohio will be mostly cloudy and cool today with a high near 53. Tonight will be partly cloudy and cool with a low around 40. Thursday brings sunny skies and little temperature change with highs near 53.
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Judge Letts Disqualifies Self In Hoffa Trial
Federal Judge F Dickinson Letts disqualified himself from presiding over Teamsters President James Hoffa's trial citing alleged bias. The move follows Hoffa's affidavit accusing the judge of prejudice, with the court to assign another judge to hear charges Hoffa misused union funds. Monitors continue oversight of the union case.
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De Gaulle Heads West For A Golden Welcome
Charles de Gaulle flies from Idlewild to San Francisco after a rain soaked New York ticker tape welcome. Police estimate 750000 people lined New York streets for his Tuesday salute as he and wife Yvonne prepare a policy speech at a gala. He then heads to New Orleans for the next leg of his visit.
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San Francisco
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France
Midview Board to Seek $936000 School Bond Approval
Lorain area notes report the Midview Board requesting approval of a $936,000 school building bond. Officials discuss appraisal plans and a county state collaboration. Elyria Division highlights a homemaker title winner Mrs Richard MacDermott of Wellington in a district page.
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Elyria
Richard MacDermott
Wellington
New Foreign Minister Takes Over Rhee Resigns Prompting Leadership Change
In Seoul President Syngman Rhee resigns and Foreign Minister Huh Chung takes acting presidency with full control of government and military. He orders new elections within three months and extends martial law noting police harmed in protests cannot restore order.
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UPI
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Syngman Rhee
Huh Chung
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Rhee Resigns as South Korea’s President Amid Turmoil
Washington reports indicate the UN may supervise new elections in South Korea after President Syngman Rhee resigns under US pressure. Acting President Huh Chung presides, promising orderly government while considering a caretaker cabinet and Eisenhower’s possible visit as protests wane. Reacting amid fears of Communist intervention, officials await UN action and National Assembly approval.
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UPI
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South Korea
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Five-Nation Commission
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Tragic murder blitz claims plural victims in Cleveland
Gayle Marlene Brass, 18 months old, died today after a claw hammer attack by her father Walter Brass 40, who savagely struck him and his wife 36 and three other children while they slept.
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Walter Brass
Lee Ki-Poong Seen Possible U S Asylum Candidate
A U S official said former Korean vice president elect Lee Ki-Poong could be admitted to the United States if he sought asylum but there were no indications he would come. The State Department knows nothing about his current whereabouts after rioters ransacked his Seoul home.
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Lee Ki-Poong
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Seoul
Baby born after mother slain dies in hospital
In Torrance California a two weeks premature baby delivered via cesarean section from Mrs Carole Tylor 24 died at Harbor General Hospital at 6 15 am edt Doctors said the infant born 34 minutes after his mother was fatally shot by her husband Marvin Tylor 26 died after surgeons failed to keep him alive Police found Mrs Tylor dead with a bullet in her head and a scene of alcohol and firearms in the home
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