West Paves Way for Doubleheader Parley With Russia
Western allies plan a two stage talks with the Soviet Union this spring and summer to settle Austria’s independence and Germany’s unity. A Vienna May 2 ambassadors meeting could lead to an early June foreign ministers session to sign an Austrian state treaty and set groundwork for broader East West talks. The plan hinges on completing preparations in Vienna and aligning with NATO and Potsdam terms.
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Russia
Austria
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Vienna
London
Europe
State Department
Paris
Council of Foreign Ministers
China
Berlin
Portland Lawyer Killed by Bomb at Country Club
Portland electrician Victor Laurence Wolf and Marjorie Smith face first degree murder charges in the bombing of attorney Oliver K. Smith’s car at the Columbia-Edgewater Country Club. Wolf confessed plotting with Mrs. Smith to kill Smith for insurance. they remarried after divorcing in 1953. Deputy officials cited a burned wire as a crucial clue linking Wolf to the blast.
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Ore
Oliver K. Smith
Victor Laurence Wolf
Marjorie Smith
William Langley
Wolf
Smith
Langley
Columbia-Edgewater Country Club
Washington State
Holger Christofferson
Matusow overturns Reds conviction in retrial order
New York judge orders new trial for Alexander Trachtenberg and George Charney after ruling witness Harvey Matusow, a self declared liar, perjured himself thus enabling their 1952 53 conspiracy conviction. Eleven others had sentences upheld. Dimock faulted prosecutors as credulous while clearing them of coercing perjury.
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New York
Harvey Matusow
Alexander Trachtenberg
Communist Party
George Blake Charney
Red
Matusow
Edward J. Dimock
Trachtenberg
Charney
Dimock
Judge Dimock
Roy J. Cohn
West Germany Gains Sovereignty on May Fifth
Bonn reports West Germany will acquire sovereignty on May 5 and enter the Atlantic alliance four days later after France deposits the Paris rearmament treaties. Britain will act the same day, ending a decade of occupation. The United States and West Germany have already deposited the two key treaties.
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Germany
West Germany
Antoine Pinay
France
Paris
Britain
United States
Vaccine plan targets under tens two-shot polio series
A Friday closed door conference announced polio vaccine will be available by August 1 to give two shots to all children under 10. The program aims to expand supplies, with voluntary allocations prioritizing under 20 and areas with early incidence, and by year end 70 million people to be vaccinated.
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Washington
J. W. R. Norton
North Carolina
Assn. of State and Territorial Health Officers
Malcolm Phelps
el Reno
Okla
American Academy of General Practice
Oveta Culp Hobby
Secretary of Health and Welfare
Eisenhower
Changes in U N Opposed by Mrs Roosevelt
Mrs Eleano Roosevelt urged delay in revising the U N Charter while world conditions are unsettled. She proposed forming a special committee within the U N to study the charter and suggest changes for calmer times. The General Assembly will consider calling a revision conference this fall.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
United Nations
Roosevelt
Senate
General Assembly
Economic and Social Council
Human Rights Commission
Harry Truman
Herbert Hoover
Nationalist Officials Say U S Has Not Hinting They Yield Quemoy
Nationalist China officials say the United States has not hinted at giving up Quemoy and the Matsus. They call any suggestion by Adm Radford and Walter Robertson absurd and dangerous. The visit aims to discuss mutual defense under the pact amid Red air base buildup near Formosa. A five day conference on Formosa defense ended with U S officers and a Nationalist delegation.
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Formosa
China
United States
Quemoy
Matsus
Chiang
U. S
A. P. Storrs
Yu Pak-chuen
DAR Disappointed When She Fails to Pay Visit
The Daughters of the American Revolution ended their 64th Continental Congress frustrated by President Eisenhower not visiting. Gertrude S. Carraway read a three sentence message from the President to about 4,000 delegates noting his absence and Mrs. Eisenhower at Gettysburg farm. The group adopted resolutions criticizing some policies and disliked receiving a brief message instead of a personal greeting.
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Washington
U.P
Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Congress
Eisenhower
Gertrude S. Carraway
Gettysburg
Mr. Eisenhower
Jet Crashes Pilot Jumps to Safety near Crow's Landing
A Navy F-9 F-6 Cougar jet from VF153 at Moffett Field crashed and burned in a field at Crow's Landing, southwest of MOVESTO, but the pilot, Ens. William L. Nanderhill, 21, of Nashville, Tenn., parachuted to safety during a routine training flight with another plane.
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Crow’s Landing
Here
VF153
Moffett Field
San Francisco
Ens
William L. Nanderhill
Nashville, Tenn
Democrats Do Not Attend Helena Oil Leases Meeting
The Helena meeting on oil leases drew no Democrats while Maxwell Rabb refused to testify in the Senate probe of Edward Corsi’s firing as a State Department immigration adviser. Corsi contends the issue is the integrity of public service and the treatment of officials called to service.
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Washington
Edward Corsi
Scott McLeod
Senate
John LaMula
New York
Corsi
Dulles
McLeod
State Department
Helena
White House
Maxwell Rabb
Senate Judiciary
U. S
State Dulles
Immi
Aronson calls special session amid sparse turnout
Gov J Hugo Aronson, sole State Land Board member to attend, convened a special meeting to invite applications for oil and gas leases under the 1953 law. Four board members were absent due to prior commitments, leaving only seven people present in the Governor's Reception Room at 2 p.m. Also present were Land Commissioner Lou Bretzke and Chief Field Agent F L.
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Helena
J. Hugo Aronson
State Land Board
Lou Bretzke
F. L
Survival City atomic test set for Tuesday
Las Vegas hosts a massive public atomic test in which a town model named Survival City stands to illustrate civilian and soldier protection. Leaders from the Pentagon and Army officials will observe as 2,500 infantrymen and tank crews move toward Yucca Flat in a bid to study nuclear battlefield realities.
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Las Vegas
Yucca Flat
Camp Desert Rock
Fed raises margin to 70 percent for stock purchases
The Federal Reserve Board boosted required down payment on stocks to 70 percent from 60, effective Saturday, marking the second margin increase this year after a Jan 4 raise from 50 to 60 percent. The change limits buyers to 30 percent or less credit and also applies to short sales as credit use climbs in the booming market.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Butte Montana Weekend Weather Report Summary
Partly cloudy in Butte with Saturday morning showers and cooler highs. Saturday max near 46 and Saturday night low around 25. Friday's records show 47/32. Montana east region expected similar cool, partly cloudy conditions with showers to west Saturday night and Sunday clouds. Montana west forecasts increasing clouds Saturday with afternoon showers, Sunday more clouds and scattered showers.
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Whiteheee
Nehru Sees Both West and Soviets Wrong
At the Asian African Conference Nehru argues neither NATO nor SEATO should guide policies as states pursue colonialism and conflict. He urges neutrality in the cold war and warns against blocs while Chou En-lai appeals for harmony and a broad UN human rights stand.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
SEATO
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Iran
China
Chou En-lai
K. Krishna Menon
Chou
U. N
Menon
Collins Reports on Saigon Crisis
Washington notes show General J Lawton Collins briefing President Eisenhower and top officials on South Viet Nam turmoil. Collins warns the grave situation could allow Communist take over if strife continues. Hoover Jr and Anderson attended but offered no inkling of recommendations amid the briefing. A united front of three religious sects is pressing Premier.
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South Viet Nam
Eisenhower
J. Lawton Collins
Saigon
White House
Collins
Herbert Hoover Jr
Robert B. Anderson
Boy Receives Two Polio Shots in One Day
In Wheeling West Virginia six year old Gary Bonenberger became the first child to get two Salk polio vaccine injections on the same day. He was one of 332 children vaccinated at Madison School. Gary received a lollypop after both shots, and his mother Mrs. Joseph Bonenberger contacted Dr Salks office in Pittsburgh to confirm there would be no after effects.
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Jonas E. Salk
Eisenhower
University of Pittsburgh
Wheeling
W. Va
U.P
Gary Bonenberger
Gary
Madison School
Joseph Bonenberger
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Olsen and Condon Spar Over Land Board Meeting
Great Falls attorney general Arnold H. Olsen criticized Gov. J Hugo Aronson for calling a special land board session with oil industry involvement. Olsen, at a legal medical institute, denounced the notice disparity and urged dismantling price ceilings and leases on school lands while defending the board's stance against a sell out. He said the meeting notice arrived after 10 a.m. and that he had planned to attend for weeks.
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Great Falls
Arnold H. Olsen
Land Board
J. Hugo Aronson
Olsen
Oil Company
Oil Industry
Call for Special Session Over Oil and Gas Royalty
Public Instruction Superintendent Mary M. Condon urged Gov. Aronson to convene a special legislature session to fix what she called an unfair fixed 1242 percent royalty on oil and gas leases. She skipped a land board meeting Aronson convened to invite lease applications under the 1953 leasing law, criticizing the chairman's conduct.
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Land Board
Aronson
Supreme Court
Victor H. Fall
Lewis and Clark County District Court
Special Land Board
John W. Bonner
Helena
U.P
Mary M. Condon
J. Hugo Aronson
Miss Condon
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