Nehru and Menon Meet British Leaders Ahead of Summit
India’s Prime Minister Nehru and Ambassador Menon head to Chequers for talks with Prime Minister Eden and Foreign Secretary Macmillan. They aim to test British reaction to widening Geneva talks and adding Far Eastern topics. Diplomatic sources say four to six days will curb topics and limit new subjects.
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Menon
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Diy Cuergayere
Anthony Eden
Harold MacMillan
Nehru
Geneva
Eisenhower
U. S
Jatin Foster Dulles
Washington
Red China
Formosa
Summer Musings on Court St and City Life
A slice of Elyria summer scenes shows pedestrians and officials on Court Street near City Hall. The column jots weather heat, bus dust, a mayoral nod, and daily life from transit to parks, with notes on local politics and upcoming hearings.
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City Hall
Bluebird
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Elyria Transit Co
Tallulah Won't Leave Her Dog for London Pact
Las Vegas actress Tallulah Bankhead rejected a lucrative contract with Marlene Dietrich to co star at Cafe de Paris in London. Bankhead said her Maltese dog Do bras would need six months quarantine, insisting she would not be parted from her pet. She noted dogs cannot endure separation, Doloras having been with her for four years.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Tallulah Bankhead
Marlene Dietrich
Seven Passengers Fail to Intervene in Train Robbery
Sally Carney, 23, told police that 16 fellow passengers in an elevated train car did not intervene when a man robbed her of 50 dollars at knife point, and six of them got off at the next stop.
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Chicago
Mental Exam Set For Man Found Praying At Grave
Police turn the eerie suspect over to psychiatrists after finding him praying at the grave of seven year old Judith Ann Roberts. The man, Brown, 31, described with piercing sunk eyes, was slated for a nighttime examination as officials seek to verify his alibi in the kidnap and slaying case.
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Gaunt
Roberts
the Brown
Judith Ann Roberts
Governor Vetoes 2 More Bills
Ohio Governor Lausche vetoed two measures escalating reform on strip mining and land ownership while a courtroom drama swirled around a missing child case. Detective Sapp linked the Brown figure to the Judith Ann case, noting a rope and noose found in a related room as authorities paint a lurid scene of alleged crimes and investigations.
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Judith Ann
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Coral Gables
Mercing
Muskingum
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Kingum County
Ohio
Judith
Hebron
Congressman Helps Vietnamese Girl in Visa Marriage Plan
Denver reports Rep. Byron G. Rogers promised to block deportation if 20 year old Vietnamese student Kim T. Hoang marries Airman Gordon Miller of Lowry Base, aiming for a permanent residence as a non quota immigrant. Rogers advised them to marry and seek federal approval, trusting new May regulations.
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Byron G. Rogers
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Air Force Base
Gordon Miller
Colorado Democrat
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Immigration Services
United States
Roberts
Return of three American turncoats delayed at border
Hong Kong officials said they could not explain why three former American servicemen held by the Chinese remained behind the Bamboo Curtain after Peiping Radio announced their departure. Otho Bell, Lewie Griggs, and William Cowart, detained since returning from Canton, were expected to cross into Hong Kong between 1 and 2 a.m. EDT, then board a boat Monday for release, amid mixed notices and permit delays.
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Stay Denied Three Readers Digest Killers Facing Death
OSSINING N Y The Reader's Digest killers were scheduled for execution at Sing Sing at 1 p m EDT after two Supreme Court justices denied last minute stays for Harry Stein Calman Cooper and Harry Wissner all 3 men convicted in December 1930 of the fatal Reader's Digest messenger slaying during a $4900 robbery in April of that year Defense lawyers said remedies were exhausted as the case culminated a four and a half year legal fight
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Felix Frankfurter
Reader's Digest
Argentina lifts ban on priests in hospitals reforming policy
Buenos Aires reports the government ordered re-admission of Roman Catholic priests to public hospitals to offer spiritual aid. The move follows the ouster of clerical ban by a former minister and signals a conciliatory tilt toward the church as Vatican-PERON communications surface amid strained ties.
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Foster Parents And Girl Hunted In Custody Fight
In Massachusetts a statewide search is underway for 4 year old Hildy McCoy and her Jewish foster parents, Melvin and Mrs. Ellis of Brookline, who refuse to surrender the child in a custody dispute. Judge Reynolds issued a writ of habeas corpus directing sheriffs to locate Hildy and deliver her to Norfolk Probate Court. The Ellises face contempt citations for not complying with a June order, with the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court staying execution of some steps. The case, involving religious identities and adoption, has led to continued legal maneuvering and a statewide pursuit.
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Brookline
Hildy McCoy
Hildy
Matorie McCoy Doherty
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Reynolds
Ellis Peals
Hiley
Duffy's Tavern Caller Triggers Destructive Morning
Jenny Wilson, estranged wife Beatrice's co worker, visited Duffy's Tavern and caused a violent scene when police say Wilson rammed the front, struck the counter, then fled. No injuries reported. Wilson charged with attempted assault and battery and malicious mischief, bail set at 3000 dollars.
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SPCA Shelter In Philadelphia Is Fully Air Conditioned
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals announced its Erie Avenue shelter in Philadelphia is now completely air conditioned, aiming to keep animals cool during the hot days.
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Russell to Push Volunteer Reserve Plan Faces Opposition
Senate Armed Services Chairman Richard B Russell insisted he will press his voluntary military reserve proposal despite Defense Secretary Clark Clifford. The plan would offer a 40 dollar enlistment bonus for three years in the combat reserve of the Army and Marine Corps, with no forced service in the reserves. Russell said he may drop the plan if defense officials prove it would harm the reserve, while the House has adopted the administration plan with five years of active and reserve duty.
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