Turks Reject Cyprus Plans. Britain Greek Turkish Talks Begin
Turkish Cypriot leaders reject Britain's partnership plan to jointly govern Cyprus. Greek Cypriots and Archbishop Makarios seek stance from Athens while Britain presses ahead, with 400000 Greeks and 100000 Turks on the island amid fears of further violence and partition debates.
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Britain
Athens
Midi
Constantine Karamanlis
NATO
Greece
Makarios
Mediterranean
Rauf Denktash
Cyprus
Turkey
L “Adventure
Macmillan
House of Commons
Hugh Foot
Foot
Judge weighs disqualification in NAACP contempt hearing
In Montgomery Alabama the judge weighs whether to disqualify himself from presiding over a contempt case against the NAACP. Attorneys contend bias and the hearing may be delayed while the judge rules on eligibility. The NAACP faced a prior $100000 fine for not producing member lists.
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Montgomery
Ala
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
O Circuit
Walter B. Jones
Seid
Jones
Megro
Atty
John Batterson
Air Force to Honor Japanese Sub Crew Victims
In memory of a Japanese submarine crew lost 18 years ago Air Force plane will drop a wreath and rice wine off Saipan on Saturday at the request of a Japanese employee who survived in the squadron.
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Tachtkawa
Japan
Air Force
Saipan
Manager fired over Communist probe on TV show
Stage manager for Ive Got a Secret and director Charles Dubin were dismissed after refusing to answer questions before a House subcommittee about past Communist ties. Arthur Lief Benjamin Steinberg and Clifford Carpenter also declined to disclose party membership or past records.
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Congressional
Joseph Papp
Colombia Broadcasting System
Charles Dubin
Dubin
Tee
House
Subcommittee On
Arthur Lief
Moiseyev
Ed Sullivan
CBS Tv
Chow
Sue 2
Benjamin Steinberg
Clifford Carpenter
Campobello
Steinberg
Communist Party
Carpenter
House Probers May Dig Into Goldfine Contracts
A House investigating subcommittee seeks a ten year review of all contracts Beene Goldfine had with federal officials. Rep. John Kennet says Sherman Adams is not the only official who benefited from Goldfine's hospitality. The Pentagon reports over a quarter million dollars in textile contracts awarded to Goldfine firms since January 1988.
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House
Beene Goldfine
John B. Kennet
Mich
Sherman Adams
Goldfine
Bexnncty
Pentagon
Adems
Fine
East Boston Co
SEC
Fidward KW. Gadeby
Adams
Hisenhower
SHC
Federal Trade Commission
GOP
George D. Aiken
VIA
Ralph Flanders
Frank Carlson
Kan
Jacob K. Javits
Fisenhower
Lebanon and Dag Hammarskjold Clash over UN Role in Rebellion
In Beirut the government and UN Secretary General Hammarskjold disagree on the UN observer mission's purpose. The government wants border policing to stop infiltrations, while Hammarskjold favors limited observation amid ongoing fighting in Mozeitbeh and Zarif areas as Sami Solh meets with Hammarskjold.
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Lebanon
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Say Hammarskjold
United Nations
Mozeitbeh
Basta Mostem
Hammerskjold
Sami Soth
Bammarskield
New York
Moet Lebanese
Camille Chamoun
Soth
U.A.R
Neisser
Draanet Star Plans To Wed 1952 Miss USA
Television star Jack Webb and actress Jackie Loughery obtained a marriage license in Burbank California. Webb age 36 and Loughery 28, a former Miss USA, have not yet announced a wedding date or location. Webb has previous marriages to Julie London and Dorothy Towne.
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Draanet
Burbank, Calif
Jack Webb
Jackie Loughery
Webb
Miss Loughery
Julie London
Dorothy Towne
Hagerty's Free Golfing Uncovered During Probe
President press secretary James C Hagerty and his wife reportedly received free golf lessons lodging and meals valued at 26097 from Ponte Vedra club near Jacksonville Beach during Jan 27 Feb 1 1957. Hagerty says he paid his golf lesson and the club refused to take payment.
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Tampa
Fla
James C. Hagerty
Tampa Tribune
Hagerty
Ponte Vedra Club
Jacksonville Beach
Sald
Canada approves NORAD air defense plan
Parliament approved an agreement with the United States creating a unified command to protect North America. NORAD headquarters is in Colorado Springs, led by U S General Harle Partridge with Canadian Air Marshal Roy Siemon as deputy.
Mail Tampering Warning Issued by Postmaster
Postmaster Raymond D. Hill warned Thomasville area parents about the seriousness of children destroying or taking mail left in mailboxes. He cited numerous recent complaints and said such acts endanger delivery crews and violate postal rules.
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Thomasville
Raymond D. Hil
U. S
Hill
Ras Bomwes
Steel Price Rise Possible
AP reports Pittsburgh note on possible steel price rise to July 1 to offset wage hikes. United States Steel Corp says no decision yet as president Hood cites need to weigh labor costs and market conditions before any price change. Wage increase expected to average 20 cents per hour, while company has absorbed prior raises without raising prices.
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Pyytsburgh
United States Steel Corp
Cbhford P. Hood
Hood
U. S. Steel
Diefenbaker backs NATO aligned deal amid Socialists opposition
Yesterday the Socialists opposed the agreement while Prime Minister Diefenbaker argued the pact strengthens NATO. They sought Norad placed under direct control of NATO.
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Socialits
Norad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Diefend
NATO
Eisenhower meets defense leaders at Quantico amid talks on reorganization
At Quantico Virginia President Eisenhower meets civilian and uniformed leaders from the armed forces for a three day conference to discuss defense problems and a proposed military reorganization. The gathering includes Robert Cutler Gordon Gray Gen Andrew Goodpaster and other aides with plans for further manpower cuts under review.
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Quantico
Eisenhower
Marine Corps Base
Robert Cutler
Gordon Gray
Defense Mobilization
Andrew J. Goodpaster
White House
B. P. Aurand
Howard M. Snyder
James C. Hagerty
McElvoy
McEvoy
Defence Department
House
McElroy
Defense Secretary
U S Agrees to Credit for Philippines During Garcia Visit
The United States will establish a 75 million dollar line of credit for the Philippines and provide 50 million dollars in development loan funds, subject to congressional action. The move followed a three day visit by Philippine President Carlos P. Garcia and aims to support the Philippine program with early funding from Export-Import Bank and development loans.
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Washington
United States
Philippines
U.S
White House
Carlos P. Garcia
Garcia
Wisenhower
Wee Sieo
Eminemin
Philippine
Senate Deliberates Tax Repeal Amid Budget Pressures
The Senate debated amendments to a House bill extending corporate and fee taxes as of year end. Support varied over repealing the freight and passenger fare levies with estimates of 717 million dollars in lost revenue. Senate leaders urged prudence amid the budget crisis as voting aligned largely along party lines.
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Senate
Prent Corporation
Willi F. Knowland
California
Lynton Johnson
Texas
Anderson
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Knowland
GOP Hopes Business Upturn Eases Adams Fallout
Republicans seek a broader economic upturn to deflect the Sherman Adams controversy. They remain split over Eisenhower’s decision to keep Adams as a trusted aide amid gifts from Bernard Goldfine. Economists note mixed signals with rail freight records and Fed policy, while the 1958 outlook remains uncertain ahead of the elections.
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Sherman Adams
GOP
Congress
Eisenhower
Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Truman
Hisenhower
Assn. of American Railroads
Federal Reserve
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