UN Rejects Red Spy Charges Ike's Stand
Chile quake toll tops 5100 dead or missing after a massive disaster in the south. President Alessandri orders price controls, relief supplies arrive from the U.S. and Latin America as rail and air links struggle to reach Concepcion and Temuco amid widespread disruption. The U.S. reports success getting aid to Concepcion and Valdivia despite harsh weather and damaged communications. In Washington, Eisenhower backs a Senate probe into Khrushchev's summit collapse amid claims of Stalinist and Chinese pressure.
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Eisenhower
Nikita S. Karishchev
Senate
Khrushchev
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower offers UN open skies plan after U2 flights
President Eisenhower defends U-2 aerial reconnaissance and urges UN oversight. He backs open skies negotiations with the Soviet Union, cites improved U.S.-Soviet contacts, and displays a high altitude photograph to prove reconnaissance capabilities. He notes U-2 flights halted before the summit and warns of strained ties with Russia.
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Thomas S. Gates
Eisenhower
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Russia
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America
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Cali, Naval
Thousands Flee Hawaii Tide Alert Ends Quietly
Honolulu reports a wave alert sent thousands fleeing sea lowlands while tide rose briefly. Marine M S Master John L Pracnica, 33, died of a heart attack during the evacuation after taking his wife and three children to a hilltop at Kamehameha Marine Air Station. Coast and Geodetic Survey lifted the alert at 7 PM EDT following a 0.2 foot rise on Christmas Island, 1,238 miles southwest of Honolulu.
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Hawaii
Marine M.ssr
John L. Pracanica
Ka- Meohe Marine Air Station
US Coast and Geodetic Survey
D.t
Christmas Island
Money to Spire Chronicle Telegram Classified Ads
Classified ad urges readers to sell useful household items for cash by calling Elyria or Lorain numbers. Includes listing of items like bathinettes cribs play pens and furniture with contact numbers and location details. Also promotes local rock and roll events at Lincoln Park Ballroom Lorain with Friday night acts.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Lorain
Murray Ridge Road
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Big Playboys
Lincoln Park Ballroom
Ady
U S Flies Two Hospitals to Chile Aid Mission
The United States began airlifting two complete Army hospital units and 220 medical personnel to Chile to aid earthquake victims. Twenty four large planes departed from Ft. Bragg Andrew Air Force Base and McGuire Dover and Charleston air bases carrying drugs vaccines blood products and hospital equipment. The effort includes 27 doctors and 62 nurses in the first wave and aims to staff the two field hospitals for ongoing relief.
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CPC
United States
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Caile
Ft. Bragg
Aandrews Air Force Base
Defense Department
Chile
State Department
Air Force
Panama Canal Zone
Wdnesday
Santiago
Where To Turn Key Prison Decision Near Grafton
Decision due tomorrow on waiter who holds key to construction of a new prison near Grafton. Details appear on page 1, section 3. Joe Paul resigns as director of athletics at Elyria Catholic High School and a new assistant coach is hired. Page 30. Elyria Elks honor Beatrice Sloan as judge's Mother of the Year in annual ceremony. Page 1, section 3. Beast Winner of Susan Hir by Memorial Plaque for freshman service at EHS is Helen Spike. Page 1. Pt 3.
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Grafton
Joe Paul
Elyria Catholic High School
Elyria Elks
Beatrice Sloan
BEAST
Susan Hirby
EHS
Helen Spike
Tornadoes Ravage West and Midwest with High Winds
A severe storm front from Texas to Hillen unleashes tornadoes and hurricane winds injuring at least six people and damaging schools, homes, and air facilities. Garland Texas reports nearly $200000 in wind damage as gusts reach 95 miles per hour, wrecking seven planes and toppled hangar walls at Dallas Garland Airport.
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Weather Outlook with Showers and Warmth Ahead
Increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms late today. High near 72 to 77. Tonight and Friday mostly cloudy with more showers and thunderstorms. warmer tonight with low around 58 to 63. Lake Erie winds from east to southeast, 10 to 18 knots today, rising to 15 to 22 knots tonight.
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Rockefeller Says He's Available Now
Albany CAPD Gov Nelson Rockefeller says he is open to a draft for president as Nixon leads the GOP toward the convention. Supporters note the move keeps Rockefeller available if Nixon falters, with July gates meet in Chicago and a united but uncommitted stance among delegates.
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Richard A. Nixon
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Arrow with deadly poison stolen from Cape Town museum
Museum officials report a thief stole a bushman arrow treated with vegetable poison. The poison can remain dangerous for up to nine years and could cause death from a minor scratch if misused.
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Cape Town
South Africa
UPS
Justice Department to Probe WV Primary Vote Buying
The Justice Department will investigate allegations that votes were bought with money and liquor in a West Virginia county during the recent presidential primary. Cyrus Eaton arrived in Budapest for a several day visit as guest of the Hungarian government. Captain William Bradley, president of the ILA, was to chair a high level meeting of the union’s Great Lakes division in Detroit.
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Vienna
UPI
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
Budapest
MTI
Detroit
William Bradley
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Union
Great Lakes
Gromyko Attacks Eisenhower U 2 Policy at UN
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko condemned the U S U 2 program as provocation and alleged it echoed Hitlerite thinking. He cited ten U S spies caught in the Soviet Union and urged UN condemnation while criticizing American assertions about Camp David and Paris summit aims.
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Khrushchev
David
Paris
Washington
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Russia
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Council
United States
Josef Stalin
Tens of thousands protest in Tokyo against Kishi and Eisenhower
Tens of thousands of leftists swarm the Diet area in Tokyo for more than 12 hours protesting Premier Nobusuke Kishi and President Eisenhower. Police report 100000 in the crowd while protesters demand Kishi resign and a scrapping of the US Japan defense pact.
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Eisenhower
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Kashi
Japan
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Defense Alliance
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Diet Area
Red Sea
International Christian University
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Ike
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Iabor
Eisenhower Japan trip may be postponed over unrest
Officials in Washington said the planned Eisenhower journey to Japan and Korea in June could be delayed if Tokyo cannot assure a safe reception amid political turmoil. If held, the trip may expand to include demonstrations by leftist groups and possibly other Far East nations. The president is scheduled to arrive June 19, remain until June 23, with a one day Korea side trip on June 22.
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