Union Official Refuses Plea Hearing Opens
A Union official refuses a plea as a morning hearing begins on charges. Local 371 Textile Workers Union of America allegedly appropriated funds for non union use. A meeting last night saw members defend the local and try to persuade the International officer who filed the charges to drop them. Victor Canzano, vice president of the International, attended the hearing.
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Nee Royal
Textile, Workers Union of America
International Union
Victor Canzano
the International
Reconnaissance Satellite Looms in U S Space Plans
President Eisenhower orders end to U2 flights as the Samos reconnaissance satellite advances. Officials expect the first in a network to orbit within four months, offering broader Earth surveillance and harder detection than the U2.
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Los Angeles
Eisenhower
Samos
Atlas
Point Arguello
Ead
Fod
Local notes of tar spill cleanup and Civil War veteran kin
Readers report tar was found on a car at the corner of Kent and Boscawen Streets and cleaned off. Mrs. J T Edens of Berryville cites her family tracing Civil War veteran Scott Stanley of Tazewell, Tenn., with relatives living in Tennessee and Virginia. A tractor trailer made a non U turn without striking curbs at Kent and Boscawen.
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State Highway Departmente
S. Loudoun Soane Rce Sts
J. T. Edens
Berryville
The
Star
Crier
Scott Stanley
Tazewell
Tenn
Tennesse Cavalry
Glessie Harris
Stanley
Walter Stanley
George Lutz
the Star
Kent and
Boscawen Streets
Soviet Colonel and Driver Caught in Restricted Area
A Soviet colonel Michael I Chernikov and his driver were found in a U.S. troop training area near Wertheim on the Main River in West Germany. They were questioned and released. occasional Soviet liaison personnel are detained briefly in restricted zones.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Red Army
Attec Boots
Michael I .Chernikov
U.S
West Germany
Wertheim
Pasternak in Poor Health Near Moscow
AP reports Boris Pasternak 70, suffering heart attack and stomach hemorrhage at his Peredelkino home near Moscow. He is unable to read or receive visitors, per the dispatch from MOSCOW.
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Moscow
Boris Pasternak
Peredelkino
Dr. Zhivago
Old Friendship Fire Hall
Market
Gromyko to Press UN Charges Over Spy Flights
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko heads to New York to press charges at the UN against American spy flights over the Soviet Union. He seeks council action to curb the flights as tensions rise amid talks and a prospective international aerial inspection plan.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Arkady A. 5
Reno Oe
U.N
U.S
Sobolev
Dag Hammarskjold
Claude Corea
Ceylon
Council
May
Eisenhower
United States
Orbit Change Reported for Soviet Space Ship
Washington AP reports the Russian space ship altered its Earth orbit by several minutes. U S scientists lack a definite cause, with theories including a released manned cabin or extra fuel triggered from Earth. Air Force confirms orbital period rose from 91.18 to 94.27 minutes tracked by Hanscom Field.
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National Space Surveillance Control Center
Hanscom Field
Bedford
Mass
Americans Blame K for Summit Breakup
A cross section of U S residents blame Khrushchev for the summit collapse and debate whether the U2 incident will affect the November election. Chicago and San Francisco residents share wary or calm reactions, with fears of war voiced by some and apathy by others.
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Associated Press
America
Nikita Khrushchev
San Francisco
Bob Grant
Khrushchev
Jonathan Slott
Lester Block
Sidney Schiller
Russia
Byrd Jr. Discusses Conventions and 1961 Race in Richmond
State Sen. Harry F Byrd Jr spoke to the Young Democratic Club of Richmond about presidential conventions and the 1961 gubernatorial primary. He emphasized patience and peace but said he would fight when needed for government in Virginia. Del. George E Allen Jr urged calm as Byrd pondered running in 1961.
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Richmond
Harry F. Byrds Jr
Winchester
General Assembly
Almond
Young Democratic Club
Byrd
Del
Virginia
Eisenhower Returns to Portugal After Summit Setback
President Eisenhower, greeted by 250000 anti Communist crowds in Lisbon, urged perseverance for peace with justice and freedom after the Paris summit collapsed. He stressed resilience despite Soviet tactics, and met Portugal’s Salazar while planning onward travel to Washington.
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Portugal
Eisenhower
U.S
Paris
White House
James C. Hagerty
Nikita Khrushchev
Hagerty
Khrushchev
Washington
Tomaz
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
United States
Beating Up U.S. Defenses Called Wise by General White
Air Force Chief Gen. Thomas D. White told senators that strengthening U.S. defenses may be prudent due to irrational behavior at the Paris summit. He suggested adding two more Atlas missiles as a quick deterrent, while noting the risk of irrational decisions by potential attackers.
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Washington
Air Force
Thomas D. White
White
Nikita Khrushchev
Leverett Salmaonstall
Rmass
United States
Dennis Chavez
D-Nm
Students Back Khrushchev Demonstration Turns Violent
In Raleigh North Carolina 1000 North Carolina State College students protested Khrushchev by burning an effigy. Police broke up the noisy demonstration with two tear gas bombs and 13 arrests citing public safety concerns during Eisenhower Paris summit coverage.
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Raleigh
N.C
Nikita Khrushchev
North Carolina State College
Eisenhower
Charles J. Atkins
North Carolina
Khrushchev Returns to Attack as Berlin Visit Ends
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrived in East Berlin after the summit collapse and asserted US policy endangered peace talks. He blamed Washington for blocking the conference while affirming talks with Ulbricht and Grotewohl to advance Berlin and German peace questions. West Berliners hailed his arrival as the largest reception of his visits.
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United Nations
NATO
Queluz Palace
Eisenhower
Paris
Berlin
Otto Grotewell
Walter Ulbricht
Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Grotewohl
Facies
Ries
East Berlin
Wilhelm Piéck
Allies Plan to Ease Curbs on West German Arms
Allied officials say curbs on West German rearmament may be loosened after a summit breakdown. NATO sources indicate a substantial revision of the 1953 Paris treaties, with formal approval of Germany's request to build warships, chiefly destroyers, as a starting point.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Hat Sale Reduced Prices at Modern Age Shoppe
Local notice advertises spring hats at reduced prices from Modern Age Shoppe. Shopper guidance notes exclude whites and directs buyers to the MA bine location as the sale runs.
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MA Bine
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