Cypriot Gunmen Hunt in London Prompted by Cyprus Crisis
Scotland Yard raided Greek Cypriot homes in London as detectives pursue two or three pro Greek Cypriots believed to target British officials. The incident coincides with Labour demands for Sir John Harding’s resignation, amid tensions over Cyprus policy and EOKA links.
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London
Scotland Yard
Labor Party
John Harding
Cyprus
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Makarios
Grefor
Chietian Brotherhood
Panos Tofarides
Tofarides
EOKA
Daily Herald
Hardine
Cane
Harding
Hugh Taitskell
Britain
Re zoning Plan Rejected At Burxeve Wil liams Intersection
Residents opposed a proposal to shift the Burxeve and Williams Street area from industrial back to residential. They argued the change would increase nuisance and traffic, noting Buckeye Street adjacent plant and hazards. Planning commission recommended denial and the council prepared an ordinance.
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Burxeve
Williams Sts
Stroet
Buckeye Street
Tianning Reremiecen
Tito Visits Leningrad on Soviet Leaders’ Escort
Soviet Tass reports Tito arrived in Leningrad aboard a special train with Bulganin and Shepilov. He inspected guards at the rail station and rode in an open car along crowded Leningrad avenues, receiving an enthusiastic welcome from large crowds.
500 Foot Fall Fatal to Two Bridge Workers
Two construction workers died after a catwalk on a Mackinac Straits bridge collapsed. The victims were Arkoc C. Baker, 28, from Pagosa Springs, Colo., and Robert Koppen, 28, from Plymouth, Mich. Five other crew members were rescued.
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ST. Tenace
Straits of Mackinac Bridge
Arko C. Baker
Pagosa Springs
Colo
Robert Koppen
Plymouth, Mich
Methodist Seminary in Ohio Proposed by Conference
Ohio Conference Methodists on Wednesday unanimously endorsed plans to establish a four million dollar seminary in Ohio. The proposal aims to create a regional theological center at Lakeside with support from church leaders and local organizations.
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Methodist Seminary
Ohio
Lakeside
Ohio Conference
Methodists Werdnesday
John BR. Chener
Taisen
Ohin
Ingica Education
Nhar
Northtein
Jung
W. B. Rabinson
United Approach To Christian Higher Education
Methodists
Methodist
Wesley Foundations
Boy Confessed to Killing in Downtown Cincinnati Alley
A Cincinnati youth Watson confessed to strangling 2 year old Richard Fewnsen in a May death in a downtown alley two blocks from his home. He claimed the act was accidental while attempting to molest the child, after a daytime play scene with other children.
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Cincinnati
FNS
Toea
Ounsters
Richard Fewnsen
Dereaniees
Wiatham Ro Watsin
Richard
Watson
Telephone Hearing Blocked in North Eaton Case
A New Ohio court blocks a scheduled June 12 PUC hearing via an alternative writ of prohibition. The order delays the hearing while the PUC may propose a new date if it can show cause. The move follows Henry’s 37 percent stake purchase triggering legal challenges by rival shareholders and a Lorain County court ruling.
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PUC
Carl ¥. Wey
Unte
Griffith
Wiliam C. Heary
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Bellevue
Russell Marsh
Geraldine Marsh
Rodger Kari
Orrin Durkee
Wil H. Jodd
North Eaton
Henry
North Eaton Telephone
Henrys
Commo Pleas Court
Lorain County
Common Pleas
A. J. Smythe
Richard E. Baird
Elyria
Onngin
Firma
Emma Telephone
Jaeture Thrower
Weldon Case
North Faten Cn
Hen
Atom Engine Pioneers Reflect On Future Power Race
Dr Walter Zinn outlines ten years of atomic work and foresees future reactors. He says US uses a broad program across reactor types, aiming for economical power plants while warning about propulsion risks and fuel logistics as nations compete with Britain and the Soviet Union.
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Walter Zinn
Intal
Dr 4
Teegeg
Avent National Lave
Rearlon
Aage
Mir Tvactur
Henry Ford
Atomic
Dr. Zinn
Atomc
Slops
Wey
Mimnece
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
England
Russia
Adm Joy Dies at 61 After 2 Years in Ill
Adm Joy, a St Louis native and Annapolis graduate of 1916, died at 61 in San Diego Naval Hospital after two years on medical leave. He led naval forces in the Far East under MacArthur, played a key role in Korean peace talks, and served as head of the U S Naval Academy. He authored How Communists Negotiate and is survived by his widow Martha Ann, a daughter Mary Martha, and three sons Navy Lt Charles V Joyce Jr and Capt Davie Siena Joy.
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San
U.S
Korea
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Joy
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Martha Ann Gbess
Pittsburgh
Mary Martha
Navy
Charles Vira
Joy Jr
Davie Siena Joy
Kilmer Zuris Slated For Oberlin Board
Kilmer and Zuris are named for Oberlin school board seats with a vote set for July 10. Kilmer, a Oberlin College and Harvard Business School graduate, serves as golf club president and is active in the First Church finance board and Black River Girl Scout Council. He and his family will move to 2 East Colpeze Street this summer.
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Kilmer
Ober College
Harvard School, Business Administration
Qberlin Golf Chubr
First Church
Black River Girl Scout Council
Prospect
Margaret
Elm St
Grigi Fountain
East Colpeze St
Lakewond High
Eli College
State U1
OSU Law School
Russia
First Family
Churen
Ava Famus
J. J. Smythe
League Urges State Pay Half Of City Road Costs
The Ohio Municipal League tax and finance committee in Columbus urged the state to cover 30 percent of highway construction costs within cities and to use federal funds to cover all interstate costs. The plan awaits Congress action on the highway bill, with states potentially bearing only 10 percent for interstate projects if federal funds are used.
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League
Columbus
INS
Ohio Municipal League Tax and Finance Committee
Congress
Hilarious to Hilario in Manila Faces Language Charges
A 16 year old Caring Hilario, described as deaf mute, was released after being charged with using profane language by 34 year old Francisca Barbarosa in Manila. The incident highlights tense interactions in the local community.
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Manila
Philippines
Caring Hilario
Francisca Barbarosa
iHilario
Jury Acquits 2 Policemen Of Charges
Two police officers were acquitted in a burglary ring case tied to the Jersey City Lumber Co. thefts dating back to 1931. Patrolman Robert L. Hanna had been cleared earlier. Cunningham, Raimond, Carroll, and Starter face later indictments in related burglaries.
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Tisa Repre
Columbiana Cainty
W. Cunningham
Rootery
Raimond, Cunningham
Robert Carroll
Louis Starter
C. Penny
Chinaware
Name Calling Stirs Complaint at Local Diner
Betty Bromo 30 complained to police that Charles Merrick followed her from the C and R B Diner on West Erie Avenue near Leon Tuesday and called her names. She said she would ask the prosecutor to press charges.
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Lorain
Betty Bromo
Erie Ave
Charles Merrick
Oberin
C & RB
West Ene
Leon
Merrick
Ike Opens Way For Visits To U S By Soviet Officials
President Eisenhower signaled a path to high level exchanges with the Soviet Union and invited officials on a reciprocal basis. Indications point to potential visits by Zhukov Bulganin and Khrushchev with talks expected to include Soviet defense and military leaders.
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Ike
U.S
Washington
Iseniower
United States
Marshal Georgi &. Zhukov
Nikolay Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikitas Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Ensentigner
Zimkoev
Russia
Pusennawer
Upir
Defense
Three Bandits Escape With Gems in Greenwich Village
In Greenwich Village, three men dressed as railroad workers robbed two men of 212000 in uncut diamonds. Victims Albert Smith of Lake Trail East Mason Lakes New Jersey and Eugene Pepsky of Glen Oaks Queens identified the suspects, who fled after shoving them into an alley near 10 Downing Street.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Downing St
Charles Sr
Albert Smith
Lake Trail
Mason Lakes
N. J
Eugene Pepsky
Glen Oaks
Queens
Ape Praiser
Steel wage talks with Big Three inch toward landmark pact
United Steelworkers and the Big Three US Steel Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel began accelerated wage contract talks in Pittsburgh on May 28 1936 aimed at a 22 point package that could set the industry pattern. If no agreement by June 30 a strike threatens, with union demands totaling about 1.24 initially and payroll costs averaging 2.62 per hour.
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Auk
America
US. Steel
Bethlehem “Real
Republic Steel Corporations
USW
TMI
Vne
American Inn & Inc
Steel Institute
Republic Steel Expands in Chicago Firm Interest
Republic Steel Corp announced purchase of an interest in Cramel Inc a Chicago based titanium sponge producer. The firms did not disclose terms of the transaction in a joint release. Cramer was a Chattanooga firm under contract for the Federal General Services Administration. The company was formed by Crane in 1955.
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Chicago
Tnsi
Republic Steel Corp
Acaurei
Cramel, Inc
Cleveland Steel Firm
Chicago Flumbing Mig Company
Cramer
Chattanooga
Federal General Services Administration
Crane
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Leningrad
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Alfred Abean
Atom Engine Pioneer
Lemont
Talay
China
Sine Tore
Nplinary
Uy! Hatut
Lander
Desai
Fia
Pawir Butt
Naunihas
Cate
Ganaman
Bsr
United Stans
Adm
Tsuruhei Matsuno
Japan
Diet
Tokyo
Saburo Eda ¢Ne
Matsuno
Zuris
Oberlin
Hilario
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Teaning
Moscow
V. Dy Sakolowski
Ciloiy
Twting
Fundacion
Jesus de Galindex
Burgh
Venter
Republic Steel
P.R. Smith & CO
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