Adenauer Arrives in Moscow for Talks With Soviet Leaders
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived in Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders. He said Europe welfare and security depend on normalization of relations. Reunification of Germany and release of German war prisoners were added to the agenda, but no mention of unification was made in his reply to Premier Bulganin.
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Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Europe
Adenauer
Germany
Nikolai Bulganin
Bonn
Soviet Union
Vnukova
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Bulgania
V. M. Molotov
Mikkhail Peryukin
Molo
United Press
China Opposes Third Nation Interviews with Chinese Students
Premier O K Yui denounces any foreign interviewing of Chinese nationals in the United States. He cites U S talks with Red China in Geneva and says such interviews would violate Republic of China sovereignty and international law. He argues Chinese students cannot be likened to Korean War POWs deciding their side of the Iron Curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
China
United States
O. K. Yui
Red China
Geneva
Republic of
Korea
Taft-Hartley Law Studied To End East Coast Dock Strike
The Taft Hartley law was being studied as a possible tool to stop a spreading dock strike involving 25 000 longshoremen from Massachusetts to Maryland. The ILA and a waterfront commission clash escalated as a New York court denied the strike’s halt. officials said the federal government had no current plan to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Everett
New York
International Longshoresmen’s Assn
Ind
Bistate
Massachusetts
Maryland
Supreme Court
New York Shippings Assn
ILA
Tthe
Waterfront Commission
Mitchell
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Denver
Murray Snyder
Was Margaret's Wedding Topic of Queen's Council
Queen Elizabeth summoned Britain's attorney general to a Privy Council meeting at Balmoral yesterday. The meeting stirred talk of Princess Margaret's marriage plans, though an informant said her future was not on the agenda. Duke of Edinburgh attended, adding family significance amid reports of Townshend rumors.
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Margaret
Queen’s Council
Balmoral
Scotland
Elizabeth
Britain
Privy Council
Princess Margaret
Duke of Edinburgh
RAF
Peter Townsend
Reginald Manningham
Buller
Baseball Scores From The National And American Leagues
Brooklyn routed Milwaukee 10 to 2 while Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 6 to 4 and New York topped St. Louis 6 to 2. In the American League New York overwhelmed Kansas City 13 to 0 with Cleveland 5 Baltimore 3 and Washington 10 Chicago 4. Detroit defeated Boston 5 to 4.
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Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Pilot Killed in DC3 Crash at Lockheed Terminal
A DC3 crash at Lockheed air terminal in Burbank killed pilot Christmas Bradsher and co pilot Keith Dutson and a technician Willie Malone. The pilot steered the crippled airliner away from parked planes to spare them heavy damage while 28 passengers and two ground workers were injured. Passenger Chris Bradsher, 31, from Chula Vista, Calif, was hailed for saving lives as the craft crashed short of the runway.
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Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Air Terminal
Air Force
Eisenhower
Chrismas Bradsher
Chula J Vista
Keith Dutson
Santa Monica
Otta Jorgensen
Los Angeles
Willie Malone
Currey Air Transport Inc
Kearn Inc
Seattle
Oakland
New York City
California
Pacific Northwest
Bradsher
New Jersey Girl Rescued From Burning Boat
Carol Hearn a 13 year old from Summit New Jersey was rescued from a flaming motorboat on Schroon Lake yesterday. She was uninjured. Investigators said an outboard motor exploded showering burning debris over the craft and she was alone aboard when rescued by Scroon Lake’s new firefighting boat that put out the fire.
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Schroon Lake
Carol Hearn
Summit
N. J
Allison Hearn
Scroon Lake
Carol
Reuther Returns to Rome After Tunisian Trip
CIO President Walter P. Reuther flew to Rome yesterday to conclude a daylong journey that included a stop in Tunisia. He arrived amid ongoing labor talks and will meet with Italian officials during the stay.
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Rome
CIO
Walter P. Reuther
Tunisia
Accuse Five Argentine Officers Of Plot
Five army officers including Brig. Gen. Dalmiro Videla Balaguer and four Rio Cuarto subordinates were ordered to appear within three days for a hearing on charges of conspiracy to rebel. The notice, signed by Maj. Gen. Jose Sosa Molina, appeared in El Epoca amid rival claims of unrest in the interior. The Deligation follows a recent crackdown on terrorist plots and notes a backdrop of Peronist loyalty and internal political tension.
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Bruce Henderson
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Dalmiro Felix Videla Balaguer
Rio Cuarto
Jose Sosa Molina
Sosa Molina
Humberto Sosa Molina
el Epoca
Peronista
Rio Curato
Ardan
Mauricio Yadarola
Videla Balaguer
Yadarola
Peron
Republic
Rio Cuario
Sosa
Epoca
Hun
Dreds
Government House
Juan Bautista Picea
Raul Adolfo Palo
Boy, 6, killed as slide tips at Norwich playground
James Edward Crosby, 6, fatally struck by a tipping metal slide while with friends at a city playground near his home. Police questioned peers. coroner Dr. Leslie T. Kinney ordered an autopsy citing a broken arm and possible internal injuries.
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Norwich
James Edward Crosby
James
Leslie T. Kinney
Chenango County
Lawrence B. Crosby
NATO Endorses Turkish Action After Istanbul Izmir Riots
NATO accepted Turkey's pledge to restore order after anti Greek rioting in Istanbul and Izmir. Turkish troops were deployed and curfews imposed as Greece and Turkey reported the events to the alliance. Athens said Greece may skip upcoming NATO maneuvers over the tensions.
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Joseph E. Dynan
Paris
Atlantic Alliance
Greece
Istanbul
Izmir
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Turkey
Mehmet Ali Tiney
Lord Ismay
Southeast Europe
Mir
Salonika
Tamir
Georges Exvntaris
NATO Council
Thney
Ankara
Athens
Europe
SHAPE
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Dr John B Burke Eye Specialist Dies at Home
Dr John B Burke a long time Troy physician with 45 years of service died yesterday at his home after a long illness. He trained at Albany Medical College and abroad in Vienna and New York City. He served on the staff of Troy Hospital later St Marys and held multiple local medical and civic memberships.
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John B. Burke
Dunn Garden Apartments
St. Mary's Hospital
Albany Veterans Administration Hospital
Burke
Troy
Michael Sennett Burke
St. Peter's Academy
Troy High School
Rensselaer Polytechnics Institute
Albany Medical College
Allegemeine ,Krankenhaus
Vienna
New York City
Barrier barrier urged by UN as Gaza front proposed
UN Security Council unanimously backed a plan for separating Egyptian and Israeli forces on the Gaza front. A barrier such as barbed wire and a demilitarized zone more than half a mile wide were proposed, with Burns supervising with freedom of movement for UN observers and patrols kept out of the zone.
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Frances W. Carpenter
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Gaza
E. L. M. ‘Burns
U.N
Palestine
Arkady A. Sobolev
Omar Loutfi
Egypt
Abba Eban
Burns
Loutfi
Eban
Gaza Line
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
Sir Pierson Dixon
Britain
Herve al- Pland
Israel
Khan Yunis
Alphand
OAS Delays Intervention in Ecuador Peru Border Dispute
The OAS Council, voting 19 to 0, will await a four-nation committee report before deciding on intervening in the Ecuador Peru border crisis. Ecuador sought aid claiming imminent invasion, while Peru denied troop buildup. The committee, including the United States Argentina Brazil and Chile, investigates from Rio de Janeiro with potential on site inquiry.
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United States
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Rio de Janeiro
U. S
John C. Dreier
Rio
Ecuador-Peru
Gonzalo Pizzaro
Peru
Nixon Again Indicates Ike Will Run
Vice President Nixon told Republican state chairmen that President Eisenhower’s decision to run again depends on the foreign and domestic situation and how he feels. He said supporters expect a run and noted Democrats will focus on economic issues. chairmen will meet Eisenhower in Denver after the campaign school event.
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D. Harold Oliver
Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
Denver
Tractor Kills Dairy Farmer in Western
Hans Stocklauser, 535, a dairy farmer from Western, was pinned under an overturned tractor and burned to death while hauling logs from his woodlot. State police and Oneida County sheriff's office reported no witnesses. He left five children, eldest six years old.
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Rome
Hans Stocklauser
Western
Oneida County
Stocklauser
Air Force Defends Survival Training As Nondegrading
Air Force officials at Stead Air Force Base Nevada say their survival training is rugged but not degrading or torturous. Col Burton E. McKenzie Maj John Oliphant and Col Maurice J. Casey describe exercises including living off barren land to build confidence and overcome fear so airmen can fly over hostile terrain and return.
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Washington
Air Force
Stead Air Force Base
Nevada
Burton E. McKenzie
John Oliphant
Maurice J. Casey
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J. W. Davis
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