Four Rescued As Fire Hits Housing Project
A neighbor heroically saved a mother and her three children during a smoke filled blaze at Griswold Heights four room apartment. Mrs Baker 26 wife of Patrolman Joe Baker suffered burns and was treated at St Marys Hospital while maintenance man Martin Radigan entered the home to wake the family and led the children Daniel 7 Theresa 5 and Ruth 3 to safety before the fire was brought under control. The blaze was reported at 3 am by Raymond Duval who lived in the same building.
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Joseph Baker
Troy Pot
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Martin F. Radigan
At&t
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Arlene Lady
Ambulance Service Inc
St. Mary’s Hospital
Pumper 7
Pawling
Ford Avenues
Apt. 14
Bakers
Congress Street
Pawling Avenue
Canal Avenue
Central Station
Raymond L. Duval
Radigan
Daniel
Theresa
Ruth
Soviet Leaders Criticized for Influence on Music Policy
The Communist Party Central Committee denounced Georgi Malenkov Vyacheslav Molotov and Lavrentii Beria for negative influence on state music policy. Pravda dated May 28 linked them to criticism of Shostakovich Prokofiev and Khachaturian, noting Molotov Malenkov and Beria once shaped Stalin era decisions. Malenkov and Molotov have been ousted from posts and exiled from Moscow. Molotov serves as ambassador to Mongolia while Malenkov runs a power plant in Kazakhstan.
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UPI
Communist Party Central Committee
Georgi Malenkov
Vyacheslav Molotov
Lavrenti Beria
Tremely
Communist Party
Pravda
Dmitri Shostakovich
Sergei Prokofiev
Aram Khachaturian
Soviet Union
van Cliborn
Malenkov
Molotov
Beria
People’s Republic of Mongolia
Kazhakstan
Donat Dies Film Star Robert Donat
London AP reports actor Robert Donat age 53 died in a London hospital after years of poor health. The Goodbye Mr Chips star collapsed May 18 and had asthma long noted. he had just completed his first film role in five years. Born March 18, 1905, in Withington Manchester Donat won the 1939 Academy Award for Best Actor.
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Robert Donat
Mr. Chips
Donat
Hollywood
Withington
Manchester
England
Menshikov urges U.S. Soviet trust on arms deals
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov told NBC Meet the Press that Washington and Moscow must trust each other on disarmament or risk catastrophe. He supported some control to verify end of nuclear tests, called the U.S. ban proposal radical yet beneficial, and warned war preparation would lead to disaster.
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UPI
Mikhail Menshikov
United States
Russia
Menshikov
Meet the Press
State Department
Nicholai I. Kurochkin
Soviet Ambassy
U.S
De Gaulle Turns to North Africa Tunisia Morocco Crisis
Premier Charles de Gaulle moves to resolve France s troubles in Tunisia and Morocco Algeria s neighbors. A cabinet session will likely include Finance Minister Pinay s views on France s finances amid rumors of Jacques Soustelle joining the Algerian affairs effort. Leaders in Tunisia and Morocco react guardedly to de Gaulle s plan for equality in Algeria and withdrawal of French troops.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Tunisia
Morocco
Algeria
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Nid
Antoine Pinay
Jacques Soustelle
Algiers
de Gaulle
Soustelle
Habib Bourguiba
Mohammed V
Tunis
L'Action
Algerian National Liberation Front
FLN
Bonn Talks With British Leaders End Weekend Session
West German Foreign Minister Hein rich Von Brentano flew home after a week end meeting with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. They spoke of developments in France and ongoing Moscow talks on a possible summit. Brentano said their conversation was friendly and that they viewed Moscow talks with measured optimism. He noted technical talks on policing a nuclear test suspension would likely show progress.
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Washington
Heinrich von Brentano
Harold Macmillan
Brentano
Macmillan
France
Moscow
Morhouse Denies Backing Rockefeller in Gubernatorial Race
Albany AP report says Republican State Chairman L Judson Morhouse denied endorsing Nelson Rockefeller as the strongest GOP governor candidate. He said he offered no personal preference, merely shared private poll results with 40 party leaders. Rockefeller silent on plans as Harriman and Morhouse clash over unemployment benefit credits and a shifting GOP campaign develops with Auburn endorsements and Kingston remarks by Senate leader Mahoney.
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L. Judson Morhouse
Nelson Rockefeller
New York Times
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Rockefeller
GOP
Harriman
Hall
Auburn
John Tabor
New York
Robert E. White
Cayuga County
Republican Committee
Nassau County
Democratic Committee
Eisenhower
Harrisman
Kingston
Walter J. Majhoney
Senate
Ulster County
Dartmouth Honors Dr Heuss At Commencement
Dr Theodor Heuss the first president of West Germany received Dartmouth College’s honorary Doctor of Laws. He pledged to donate library copies of his books. Notre Dame President Father Hesburgh also received an honorary degree and urged graduates to pursue meaningful values beyond material comfort amid rising global expectations.
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Hanover
N. WH
Theodor Neuss
Federal Republic of Germany
Dartmouth College
John Soalin Dickey F
Dartmouth
Heuss
Neuss
Dr. Heuss
Theodore M. Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
Father Hesburgh
Notre Dame
America
Macmillan
Spencer, Ind
Greencastle
Helen Artie
Nellie) Belles Macmillan
Joshua Tarleton Belles
Depauw Medical School
Mac
Willard Awards Helicopter Lands Diplomas To 90 In East Germany
Emma Willard School held its 144th commencement with Dr. Lloyd V. Berkner addressing 90 graduates, praising space progress and predicting future radio signals from Vanguard I. The ceremony highlighted the era of expanding opportunities for women amid East West ideological tensions.
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East Germany
Lloyd V. Berkner
Emma Willard School
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Pryys Silas Lear
Ga- Associated Universities, Inc
Brookhaven National Laboratory
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
IGY
Berkner
Clemewell Lay
Emma Willard
Iman
Vanguard I
Dr. Berkner
Colleges Hold Commencements Across New York State
The AP reports job hungry graduates face a tough yet manageable recession as G Keith Funston says the economy endures one of the less happy changes in the business cycle. St Lawrence University honors Kirk Douglas David Steinman and Carleton on commencement day amid a statewide graduation surge.
Crash Kills Six As Family From Miami Dies in Georgia
Richard Warner King 57 and his wife Ethyl 53 die in a two car crash near Moreland Georgia along with two King sons age 17 and 14. Three others in the other car Howard A McNeil Jr 34 from Newnan Hiram W Jennings 39 of Asheboro and Marcus Dick Jennings 27 also die. One King son John 17 dies later. Michael 14 in critical condition. Police say all three men in the McNeil car drank heavily.
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Richard Warner King
Miami
Fla
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
West Georgia
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Ring
Eisenhower
Committee On Traffic Safety
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King
John
Michael
Howard A. McNeil, Jr
Newnan
Hiram W. Jennings
Rt. 2
Asheboro
N. C
Marcus Dick Jennings
State Patrol
T. H. Embry
McNeil
Strauss warns France could be used to undermine NATO
West German Defense Minister Josef Strauss said Russia might use France to sabotage NATO now that Charles de Gaulle is premier. He spoke at a Christian Socialist Union meeting noting Moscow failed to break NATO and urged stronger French German cooperation.
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Germany
Josef ‘Strauss
Russia
France
Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
ONATO
Strauss
Christian Socialist Union
INATO
Jackson urges six month halt on above ground nuclear tests
Senator Henry M. Jackson proposes a six month suspension of above ground nuclear testing after the U S Pacific test series. The move aims to ease negotiations with Russia for a comprehensive future test ban while underscoring U S defense interests and countering Soviet public messaging.
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Reed Bundy
Washington
UPI
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
U. S
United States
Pacific
Jackson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Russia
James J. Wansworth
United Nations and Disarmament
U.S
Macmillan Pursues Trade Barriers Debate in Indiana
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan addressed about 6 200 people at DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana noting the need for open markets and faster adaptation of policy to scientific advances. He urged the free world to remove barriers to money and trade amid high tariffs and rising unemployment.
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Ind
Harold Macmillan
Indiana
Depauw University
Midwest
Great Britain
United States
Free World
Sarmiers Macmillan
Eisenhower
Dulles
NBC
ABC
Macmillan
Indianapolis
Depauw
Ike Replies To Brazil Appeal To Bolster Ties
Assistant Secretary of State Roy Rubottom Jr. carried President Eisenhower's reply to Brazil's call for urgent action to strengthen Western Hemisphere ties. The Brazilian president Juscelino Kubitschek may propose a meeting of inter American officials. The note followed anti Nixon protests and growing Communist influence as Dr. Adlai's October selections approached.
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Frankfurt
Grafenwehr
U.S. State Department
U.S
Army
State Department
Henry Raymont Washington
UPI
Roy R., Rubottom Jr
Rio de Janeiro
Eisenhower
Brazil
Juscolino Kubitschek
Kubitschek
Richard M. Nixon
Lake Drowns Five Mounties Near Toronto
Five Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers drowned in Lake Simcoe near Jackson's Point after an overturned boat during a presumed liquor raid. One body found near Georgina Island, four more recovered at Jackson's Point. Earlier, a Falconbridge, Ontario family perished in a Lake Wahnapitac capsizing, Thomas Bethune, 48, his son Donald 16 and daughter Judy 14.
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Jackson's Point
Georgina Island
Canada
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Ont
Lake Wahnapitac
Thomas Bethune
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd
Donald
Judy
Falconbridge, Ont
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