British Chief Reports On Summit Flop
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told the House of Commons Khrushchev gave no signal of intent to wreck the Paris summit. He warned the Western alliance must not be allowed to fail and noted a possible period of retrogression ahead. He said Khrushchev read a belligerent document in Paris and insisted on an end to flights over Soviet territory before negotiations could resume.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Water Queen Not Been On Water at Bat Waterworks Event
Jackie Johnson was chosen Miss Bat Waterworks in Miami Beach as officials staged a water tasting with samples from 50 states and four countries. The finale had Johnson coaxed to dive but she refused and finally posed on a pool ladder for photographers.
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Weather outlook for Ohio shows warm with showers possible
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio face partly cloudy skies with warm readings and occasional showers and thundershowers today. Tonight showers and thundershowers. low temperatures near 60s. Five day forecast calls for above normal highs around 72 with cooler weekend and dry periods in between. total precipitation near one inch in showers and thunderstorms tonight. The ad notes geraniums and potted tomato plants from RESAR Florist.
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Ohio
Officials reshuffled by capital at Capital Airlines
Washington Capital Airlines announced a major top management reshuffle. Thomas D Nee Hands Jr a Wall Street investment banker and merger specialist was elected board chairman in the move. Capital President Davis H Baker said the airline showed a profit in April for the first time in six months, estimating about 57000 versus 1000 in April 1959.
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Debraden Capital Airlines
Top, I Management
Thomas D. Nee Hands Jr
Wall Street
Move Capital
Davis H. Baker
Thousands March in New York to Ban the Bomb Rally
About 4,000 people joined a City march from Times Square to United Nations HQ to protest nuclear tests. Speakers at Madison Square Garden included Alf Landon Eleanor Roosevelt and Walter Peth er. Demonstrators carried signs urging a nuclear ban and pact as 17,000 attended the Garden rally organized by the National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy. Harry Belafonte and Norman Thomas addressed the crowd.
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National Committee For A Sane
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Harry Belafonte
Jeader Norman Thomas
Area girl seeks aid as home breakup concerns her faith
A worried area girl asks for guidance after a home breakup and turns to God. The item notes a domestic relations court judge and references honors and a junior chamber of commerce contest. It mentions Sheffield Lake and Lorain County with notes about clubs and organizations presented in Columbia pages.
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Sesecees
Eisenhower Returns From Lisbon Stop To Warm Washington Welcome
President Eisenhower completed a refuelling stop at Lajes in the Azores then headed to Washington for a homecoming marked by bipartisan support. He called the aborted summit a setback but pledged to report to the American people next week. The scene included Portuguese officials bidding farewell and cities nationwide planning celebrations and broadcasts.
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Sam Rayburn
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Khrushchev hints at six month Berlin peace plan
Moscow signals possible six month deadline for separate East and West Germany peace treaties as Khrushchev addresses East Berlin crowd. Western diplomats weigh risk of renewed Cold War tension while Pompey aims to keep Berlin in the threat stage until a new summit.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Werner Seelenbinder
Paris
Soviet Union
UN Riots Over Espionage Revelations At Security Council
UN diplomats warned of shocking tales of big league espionage in the looming Security Council debate over the American Soviet spy plane dispute. Russia urged U S condemnation of a U-2 reconnaissance program, arguing it threatens universal peace.
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United States
Atlas Missile Sets Record Flight From Cape Canaveral
UPI reports an Atlas missile with a dummy warhead flew 9 000 miles to a point off South Africa. The 85 foot rocket reached about 1 000 miles up, then nose cone hit water near Prince Edward Island. The test aimed to gather re entry data at higher speeds.
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UPI
America
South Africa
Soviet Union
Prince Edward Island
Africa
South America
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Pacific Ocean
Pearl Harbor
Russians space cabin fails to return to earth in lopside orbit
Tass news agency reports Russia's space cabin did not land and remains in a tilted orbit due to a mechanical fault. In Michigan, the freighter Standard Portland Cement sinks in lower Lake Huron with no immediate word on the crew.
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Russia
Tass
Port Huron
Michupd
Standard Portland Cement
Lake Huron
Tornadoes Rip Across Kansas and Midwest
Tornadoes swept the central plains and Midwest injuring residents and destroying Meriden Kansas where most homes and businesses were leveled. One person died and several injured. Mrs Mildred Hundley was found in her cafe wreckage.
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