NATO approves West disarmament stance at Istanbul meeting
NATO foreign ministers meeting under martial law governance in Istanbul endorsed Western disarmament proposals to be presented to the Soviet Union at the summit. Western nations led by the United States Britain France Italy and Canada pushed for concrete joint suggestions to be issued at the Paris talks amid protests outside City Hall and calls for restraint.
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Istanbul
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Veh Ciehs
Adnan Menderes
SOA Ae H
Selwyn Lloyd
Geneva
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Khrushchev
Istanbul Faces Martial Law Amid May Day Curfew
Youths clashed with troops in Istanbul as NATO ministers met to review West strategy for the summit. Istanbul remained under a 24 hour May Day curfew after student demonstrations against Menderes, with Ismet Inonu leading a party beaten in three elections since 1960. Calm followed riots in Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir as Menderes warned of continued harsh measures.
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Istanbul
NATO
Ismet Inonu
Democratic Party
Ankara
Izmir
Fire parade chatter and a mystery badge watcher
During the Firemen Parade wait, Ernie Nesselrodt drew attention as the busy man in shorts and a red jacket at Bill Thompson's cabin blaze. Shawnee Fire Co. captain DeHaven commented on the scene while Boyce company's hose crews worked at the site.
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Mr. DeHaven
Boyce
Bill Thompson
Ernie Nesselrodt
Shawnee Fire Co
Boyce Company
Donegan Named Member of FPC
Washington AP reports Donegan named to succeed William Connole as a member of the Federal Power Commission amid calls for Connole’s reappointment. Some Democrats say Connole was the sole FPC member representing any U S economic segment while Hagerty notes Eisenhower will not appoint either man to represent a specific sector.
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Washington
Pressdhe
Subversive Activities Control Board
William R.connole
Federal Power Commission
Connole
FPC
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
U.S
U S Mulls 9000 Mile Atlas Missile Flight From Florida
The United States plans a 9000 mile Atlas missile flight from Florida into the Indian Ocean past South Africa. The test, likely this week, will probe extreme conditions and recovery of the nose cone was not disclosed. The route lies over international waters with tracking stations on Ascension Island and near the Cape region.
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Washington
United States
Florida
South Africa
Indian Ocean
Defense Department
Oerchiet Union
Pa i
Prince Edward Islands
Cape of Good Hope
Reid
Union of
Ascension Island
South Atlan
Atlas
Nehru Attacks South Africa’s Racial Policies
In London Nehru the Indian prime minister criticizes South Africa's racial policies as a threat to world peace. He speaks during a Common Ministers gathering, urging a civilized policy approach and human rights standards amid his talks in Britain.
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Nehru
South Africa
London
India
South
NOW OPEN Berryville LAUNDERCENTER on Berryville Avenue
A new laundering facility has opened on Berryville Avenue across from the New Acme Store. The shop at location 1p B 3 10 offers standard wash and dry services with possible introductory pricing for first-time customers.
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Berryville Avenue
Acme
May Day Upheaval Across Hemispheres
The Associated Press reports May Day protests and parades from Cuba to Moscow. Fidel Castro denounces the United States in Havana while Khrushchev presides over a massive Moscow display. East Germany shows a large army march, and Peiping hails a lively May Day in Beijing. Budapest and Warsaw also feature sizable marches amid Cold War tensions.
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Associated Press
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishi
International Socialist Congress
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
West Berlin
Ross
Mayer
Peiping
Students Defy Ban on Korean Demonstrations
About 30,000 college and high school students gathered in Seoul to defy martial law restrictions and demand elections for a new National Assembly. The protests were orderly and high schools opened for the first time since the uprising that toppled President Syngman Rhee last week.
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Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
C of C Speaker Warns on Spendthrift Economics
Washington AP Secretary of Commerce Frederick H. Mueller cautions that the 1960s could slump if the government borrows and spends. Speaking to the Chamber of Commerce, he praises private enterprise and cites a growing federal debt as a drag on future earnings. He lauds the export expansion program as a correct growth approach.
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Washington
Frederick H. Mueller
United States Chamber of Commerce
Mueller
Gates
Convicted sex killer Chessman dies in San Quentin gas chamber
Daryl Chessman, condemned for kidnapping and sex crimes, dies in the San Quentin gas chamber after a 12 year fight to stave off execution. The U.S. and California Supreme Courts had rejected his appeals as a federal judge prepared a final 30 minute stay. Witnesses describe the moment of death as the cyanide fumes rose and Chessman displayed a calm, composed demeanor.
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San Quentin
Calif
Daryl Cheasman
United States
California
Supreme Courts
Apple Green
Chessman
Walter D. Achoff
Los Angeles
Edmund G. Brown
U.S. Supreme Court
Hollywood
Steve Allen
Marlon Brando
Shirley MacLaine
Nine Dates With Death Chessman Stays and Delays
The report lists Caryl Chessman’s nine execution dates with stays and delays from 1952 to 1988. Key dates include March 28 1952 stayed February 29, June 27 1952 stayed June 23, May 14 1954 stayed May 13, January 14 1955 stayed January 11, July 15 1955 stayed July 6, February 19 unspecified delay by governor ten hours before execution, and May 2 1988.
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San Quentin
Calif
Caryl Chessman
Pag Atao Etn
5500 Phone Subscribers Plan Strike in Tijuana
In Tijuana Mexico AP reports a call by 5500 phone subscribers for strike action as procedures and limits of the Com pania Telefonica are discussed by the organization.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Compania Telefonica
President to Deliver Major Address in Washington
President to deliver a major address in Washington with details awaiting official release. AP reports anticipation amidst policy debates and pending agenda items for the address.
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