Bulganin Rebukes Eisenhower Plan for Armament Cuts
Soviet Premier Bulganin in a message to President Eisenhower reaffirmed Moscow’s call for armament reductions and a ban on atomic weapons. He questioned aerial inspection plans and urged disarmament within a broader pact, noting Russia could accept enforcement dates proposed by Britain and France. The White House released the letter with administration hints of cautious acceptance rather than outright rejection.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Denver
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Geneva
White House
Russia
Seloser
Great Britain
France
United Nations
Molotov Pushes End to Armaments Race at UN
Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov urged a world ban on nuclear weapons and reductions in armed camps and bases in a lengthy UN address. He pledged to study Eisenhower open skies and pressed for Western concessions while noting Soviet force reductions and Porkkala’s surrender to Finland.
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United Nations
V. M. Molotov
Molo’tov
U.N. Assembly
Geneva
Moscow
Eisenhower
Molotov
Bulganin
Dulles
British Spy Two Spies Fled Security Net
London reports that master spy Donald MacLean and diplomat Guy Burgess fled Britain as a security net closed in. A White Paper lays out a Soviet spy network from the Kremlin to the British Foreign Office and notes MacLean as the central figure. a Commons debate is planned after the recess.
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Tom Ochiltree
London
Donald MacLean
Guy Burgess
MacLean
Burgess
England
Iron Curtain
Britain
Kremlin
British Foreign Office
Eden
House of Commons
Baseball scoreboard report from the National and American Leagues
National League results show Philadelphia 5 New York 1 and Milwaukee 4 St Louis 2 with Brooklyn at Pittsburgh postponed by rain. American League scores include Boston 8 New York 4, New York 3 Boston 2, Washington 6 Baltimore 4, Washington 7 Baltimore 3, and Chicago 12 Kansas City 4 while Cleveland at Detroit and Brooklyn games are delayed by rain.
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Philadelphia
New York
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Kidnap Hunt In San Jose
San Jose police launch a two mile square search for baby Marcus said to be abducted from a San Francisco hospital. Chief Ray Blackmore vows to locate the two day old child as frantic parents monitor the vigil at Mt. Zion Hospital while a woman seen with a blanket carries the infant.
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San Francisco
Marcus
San Jose
Calif
Ray Blackmore
San Francisco Bay
Robert Marcos
Hendreds
Sanford Marcus
Hanna Marcus
Mt. Zion Hospital
Reich Votes To Approve Relations With Soviets
Bonn reported that Chancellor Adenauer won unanimous Bundestag approval to establish diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. The decision paves the way for ambassadors ahead of the Big Four foreign ministers conference in Geneva, with talks on housing and embassy space to follow.
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Brace Curry
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Moscow
Geneva
Foreign Office
Paris
Vollrath von Maltzan
Sergei Vinogradov
Bundestag
Foreign Ministry
Adenaver
Adenauer
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Erich Ollenhauer
West Germany
Russia
House
New York Trip Postponed by William O'Dwyer
William O'Dwyer former NYC mayor and ex ambassador to Mexico said yesterday he has postponed a business trip to New York for a few days due to unspecified reasons. He announced the delay from Mexico City where he was residing.
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Mexico City
William O'Dwyer
New York City
Mexico
New York
Lonardi Seated Argentina's New Provisional President
Maj. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi was installed as Argentina's provisional president after a massive reception in Buenos Aires. He pledged democracy, freedom and justice for all, proposed a Vatican concordat, and promised equal rights for labor, church, and universities while denouncing Peron's legacy. Peron sheltered aboard the Paraguay without a stated future.
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Buenos Aires
Eduardo Lonardi
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Lonardi
Peron
Vatican
Palermo
Cordoba
Paraguay
Enrique Garrido
Hurricane Janet Leaves Caribbean Islands Devastated
Hurricane Janet battered Grenada killing eight in one town near the airport and causing extensive damage. Barbados faced about 100 deaths with widespread homelessness as roofs and docks collapsed. Storm warnings spread to Bonaire Curacao Aruba and the Paranaque Peninsula as Janet moved west. A hurricane hunter aircraft measured the eye at 13.1 N 65.5 W about 390 miles south of San Juan.
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Miami
Fla
Grenada
Barbados
Caribbean
West Indian Islands
St. George
Bonaire
Curacao
Aruba
Paranague
Gulf of Venezuela
Janet
San Juan
P. R
Civil Defense Drill Draws 1200 Workers to Rensselaer
About 1,200 civil defense volunteers from Rensselaer, Washington and Columbia counties joined a large scale training exercise in Rensselaer. A mock bomb exploded over Albany at 4 18 p m causing simulated damage and fatalities. Lt Gen C R Huebner retired praised the drill as well organized.
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Joseph A. Parker
Rensselaer
Albany
C. R. Huebner
Defense Organization
Washington
Columbia
East Greenbush
Peter i. Conlin
Two Dying Three Critical In Two Crashes In Troy Area
Two separate crashes near Brainard and Niskayuna last night killed one person and left several others injured. A Route 20 wreck involving two tractor trailers and a car killed Mrs. Anna Face and badly hurt relatives in the other vehicle. The Troy Schenectady Road collision injured 18 LaSalle Institute students and a driver, with most treated and released, while some remained hospitalized in serious but stable condition.
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Troy Ara
LaSalle Institute
Schenectady
Brainard
East Nassau
la Salle Institute
Troy-Schenectady
Niskayuna
St. Mary’s Hospital
William Terrill
Erie St. Cohoes
Richard Sheehy
Corliss Park
Anna Face
Face Auto
Samaritan Hospital
Tre George Face
St. Luke's Hospital
Pittyfield
Frank Kelly
Emmett Potter
Spector Freight System, Inc
Chicago
Imperial Freight Lines
Rensselaer
Imperial
Frederick Sauer
Massachusetts
Boston
Yankees Clinch Sixth Pennant With 3 2 Victory
The New York Yankees beat Boston 3-2 to clinch the AL pennant in a day night doubleheader, eliminating Cleveland from title contention. Don Larsen started the win and Whitey Ford relieved after a bases loaded walk. Ted Williams hit into a double play to end the threat.
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Boston
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Detroit
Don Larsen
Bosox
Yankace Whitey Ford
Billy Klaus
Ted Williams
Jury acquits two in slaying of Till in Mississippi
A Mississippi delta jury acquitted Roy Bryant and John Milam in the 1955 slaying of 14 year old Emmett Till after one hour and seven minutes of deliberation. The verdict cited body identification as the motive, amid mobs, court tension, and pretrial concerns over motive and evidence.
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Sumner
Miss
Mississippi Delta
Chicago
Deep South
Roy Bryant
Money
John W. Milam
Emmett
Bobo) Till
South
Tallahatchie River
Till’s
Young Till
Cottonfield Shack
Bryant
Carolyn
Perase
Discovery of Israel Oil Announced
Israel announces a tested oil find at Hefetz near Tel Aviv with quality AP I 30.5. Dov Joseph says the quantity is undetermined while Lapidoth Oil Company, with American investors, develops the Halatz settlement in the Negev Desert. The gusher flowed from 4906 feet as the team braces for further testing.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Dov Joseph l
Joseph
Hefetz
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Lapidoth Oil Company
Halatz
Negev Desert
A.P.I
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Jordan
Arabian Peninsula
U.S
Dead Sea
Israel Oil
Sixteen Terrorists Escape From Cyprus Castle
Sixteen men suspected of links to nationalist underground terrorists escaped last night from Kyrenia Castle in Cyprus. British troops and police launched a hunt for them as authorities seek to recapture the fugitives.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Kyrenia
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