Guatemalan Seaports Reported in Rebel Control
Honduran and U.S. reports place Puerto Barrios on the Caribbean and San Jose on the Pacific under rebel forces led by exiled Col. Carlos Castillo Armas. Inland towns Zacapa and Retalhuleu may also be controlled as fighting spreads across Guatemala City area and Quezaltenango.
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Zacapa
Honduras
Puerto Barrio
Guatemala City
Retalihuleu
San Jose
Puerto Barrios
NBC
Mac Bannell
Guatemala
Quezaltenango
United Nations
New York
Security Council
Eduardo Castillo Arriola
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
National Broadcasting Co
Tegucigalpa
Pacific
State Department
Washington
U.S
Arbenz
Panama Canal
Col. Castillo
Freign
Guillermo Toriello
Toriello
Nicaragua
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Senator Lester Hunt Dies From Apparent Self Inflicted Wound
Senator Lester C. Hunt of Wyoming, 61, died at Casualty Hospital after being found in his Senate office with a bullet wound from a .22 caliber rifle. Capitol police described the death as apparently a personal safety matter. Hunt had announced plans to retire, had health concerns, and was serving on Armed Services and Commerce committees. The death leaves the Senate with 47 Democrats and one independent.
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Washington
Lester C. Hunt
D-Wye
Senate
Capitol Police
Casualty Hospital
Bengon Peegon
Hunt
Sen. Clements
D-Ky
Mike Manatos
Ira Whitlock
Sen
Morse
Oregon
W. J. Broderick
Capitol
George W. Calver
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Lander
Wyo
Wyoming
House of Representatives
Governors’ Conference
Armed Services and Commerce
Special
Small Business
Georgia and Northwest Florida Weekend Weather
Georgia remains fair to partly cloudy and mild this afternoon and tonight. Sunday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions. Northwest Florida experiences partly cloudy conditions with widely scattered thundershowers mainly in the afternoon and evening through tonight and Sunday.
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Georgia
Florida
Two Seconds Weather Advice From A Gardener
A lighthearted note urges readers to consult a gardener for weather guesses and promotes Times-Enterprise Want Ads. It suggests using a phone to ring number 12 and have the want ad girl craft an effective ad to sell unused items for cash.
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Robert Lynch
Times-Enterprise
Mendes-France Names Cabinet After Liberation Ten Years
Premier Mendes-France unveiled his 20th cabinet since liberation, naming 16 ministers and 13 secretaries of state. He kept the foreign ministry, added Edgar Faure as finance minister, and appointed Gen Pierre Koenig to defense. Fran cois Mitterand became interior minister after resigning from the Laniel cabinet.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
France
Faure
Lauiel
Pierre Koenig
Charlies DetGaulle
Francois Mitterand
Laniel
Interior
Democratic and Socialistic Union of the Resistance
Indo talks possible as Eisenhower sees path to France
Washington June 18 top level French American talks on Indochina and European defense appeared possible as a follow up to the Eisenhower Churchill meeting. Eisenhower told Coty he looked forward to intimate conversations and warned that time is running out for ratification of the European Defense Community.
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Washington
Indochina
Eisenhower
Rene Coty
White House
Churchill
Eden
Coty
France
Pierre Mendés-France
United States
U.S
Germany
State Department
EDC
Lonie
Mendes-France
Americans Reported Kidnapped by Vietminh Reds
Five U S Air Force technicians missing since Monday reportedly captured by Vietminh in My Khe village near the Saigon coast. They were stationed at Tourane base and were taken into the village before being marched south with French Union troops nearby.
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Saigon
Indochina
My Khe
Tourane
My-Khe
Georgians Dead in Auto Crashes
Folston and Eastman Ga report two fatalities in late night road crashes. Roy W. Peters, 44, of Monroe, died when his car collided at the Ga 121 and U.S. 1 intersection. Roscoe Marion Jones, 37, was killed four miles north on the Eastman Chester road when his vehicle left the road and hit a tree.
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Folkston, Ga
Roy W. Peters
Monroe
Ga. 121
U.S. 1
Astman
Roscoe Marion Jones
Here
Eastman-Chester Road
Patterson Fatally Shot in Phenix City Car Ambush
Albert Lic Patterson, Alabama's newly nominated attorney general, was shot three times in his parked car in Phenix City. Police found a mouth and chest wound with a bullet through his hat brim. National Guard secured the area as Governor Persons ordered measures to curb unrest amid renewed anti-vice campaigns and investigations into voting in nearby elections.
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Phenix City
Ala
Albert Lic Patterson
Alabama
Woumiy
Patterson
Gordon Persons
Joseph Harper
Tt. Benning
Columbus
State ‘Line
Benning
Oeder City
Russell
Alan
John
Howard Pennington
Press of the Betterment
Phenix
Pennington
Betterment Assn
Arch Ferrell
Walter J. Hanna
National Guard
Chattahochee River
Ft. Benning
Lee’ Porter
Gadaden
Deep South
Democratic Executive Committee
Mundt backs Democrats on security clearance check
In Geneva British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and U S Undersecretary Walter Bedell Smith will leave the talks with no stated return plans. Smith flies to Washington to report on Indochina peace talks while Eden may talk in Paris and back to London for debates before meetings with Eisenhower. Mundt signals support for Democratic demand that Pentagon clearance be granted to two McCarthy subcommittee aides, despite delays of 14 and 15 months. McClellan and McCarthy clash over staff probes as Symington notes one aide tied to the McCarthy Army dispute.
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Anthony Eden
U.S
Walter Bedell Smith
U. S
Smith
Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Indochina
Czechoslovakia
U. Alexis Johnson
Eder
London
Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Eden
House of Commons
Sir Winson Churchill
Prident Eisenhower
Lord Reading
Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
Pentagon
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCleHan
Arkansas
Defense Department
McClellan
Subcommittee
McCarthy
Clared
Symington
D-Mo
J. McClellan
Wisconsin
Own
Radford Outlines Defense Planning At Secret Conference
Admiral Radford warned defense leaders that the next war could arrive unpredictably and may be short and violent or long and drawn out. He urged reliance on balanced forces beyond atomic power and noted plans to draft a three million man reserve pool to meet wartime needs. The remarks came ahead of President Eisenhower’s visit to Quantico and a closed defense session.
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Quantico
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
America
Radford
Defense Secretaries
Defense Department
Armed Forces
Eisenhower
John M. Hannah
Coventry Lord Mayor Proposes City Joins USSR to Outlaw Bomb
Coventry Lord Mayor John Fennell calls for Coventry to ally with Stalingrad in a bid to outlaw the hydrogen bomb. He argues Soviet and British councils should meet as Britain withdraws from civil defense, while Home Office proceeds with drills amid protests.
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Coventry
Ussr
England
John Fennell
Russia
Stalingrad
Country Council
Britain
Home Office
United Nations Debates Southeast Asia Peace Patrol
The United Nations discussed Thailand's request for a Southeast Asia peace patrol. Members including the United States and others studied the Indochina conflict and the proposal to deploy a patrol, but no immediate decision was reached.
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United Nations
Thailand
Southeast Asia
U. N. General Assembly
Viet
Sore
Henry “Cabot
United
States
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