East West Talks Suspend For Dulles Funeral Rites
Western foreign ministers suspend Germany discussions for two days as they fly to Washington for John Foster Dulles funeral. Christian Herter Selwyn Lloyd Maurice Couve de Murville depart Geneva Tuesday night returning Friday for Big Four session. Gromyko may join Washington visit per accord with Herter.
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Germany
Washington
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Andrei Gromyko
Andrew H. Berding
Gromyko
Herter
Couve de Murville
Lloyd’s
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Cowboys Clash With Winchester Steer Runners
Four Winchester police officers attempted to corral a young steer from 345 to 7:45 am, chasing it through Commerce Street and area yards before the animal escaped its hole in a fence near Raub Supply Co. A second steer appeared as officers closed in. both animals headed toward the field when stopped.
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Robert Geanious
Roger Pennington
Floyd Barley
Hansel Lindamood
Raub Supply Co
Commerce St
Quarles School
Miller St
Handley Campus
Briarmonth Circle
Little Rock School Board Recall Election Draws National Attention
Early voting in Little Rock's recall election shows moderate to heavy turnout amid a dispute over segregation and the firing of 44 teachers. Six seats are at stake with a test of support for Governor Faubus and opposition to integration.
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Little Rock, Ark
Littleck
Orval E. Faubus
Pulaski County
Ed S. McKinley Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Law of the Land
McKinley
Ben Rowland
Robert Laster
Three Children Die In Milwaukee Fire While Parents at Lounge
In Milwaukee a blaze on the second floor claimed the lives of three children aged 3, 1, and 4 months. Police said Cal and Bessie Lewis returned from a lounge where the father played with a jazz band to find the home on fire. The mother, treated for shock, said she had locked the door before leaving as offices slept. A downstairs resident reported smoke and a child's scream.
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Milwaukee
David Lewis
Harriet
Robin
Cal
Bessie
Man Climbs Into Cage and Kicks Lion at Dudley Zoo
Edward France, 17, a butcher's apprentice, climbed into a cage with three lions at Dudley Zoo and kicked one on the nose. He acted on impulse. keepers said the lions had just been fed and he likely would have been killed otherwise. He escaped back over the fence.
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Dudley
England
Edward France
Zoo
France
Drunk Gunman Killed After Two-Hour Dallas Siege
In Ballas Texas a gray haired 68 year old Frank Windsor held four hostages in a southwest Dallas house after killing painter M. G. Hassels. After two hours police using tear gas and submachine guns killed Windsor.
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Tex
Frank Windsor
Dallas
Bill Decker
Windsor
M. G. Hassels
Courageous
C. E. Campbell
Ione Dickinson
Dickinson
Les Doughter
Webb
Doughters
Hassell
Will Fritz
Storm Damages Roofs and Knocks Out Telephones
A second severe storm in a week tore roofs from a Clarke County house and barn and knocked about 200 telephones out of service. Lightning caused most damage with trees limbs and a large plate window at the Acme Store on Braddock Street also smashed.
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Richard L. Bromley
Berryville
Bromley
L. C. Snapp
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Northern Virginia Power Co
Acme
Braddock St. Acus
Dulles Death Triggers President's Sorrow and Tributes
President Eisenhower salutes John Foster Dulles with a heartfelt eulogy calling him brave devoted to freedom and foe of tyranny. He postponed plans including a Beltsville visit and a White House garden party as the nation mourns the former secretary of state dying at Walter Reed. Funeral services are set for Washington Cathedral and burial at Arlington amid an outpouring of tributes.
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Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Agriculture Department
Beltsville
White House
Episcopal Cathedral
Arlington National Cemetery
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Howard M. Snyder
Pres
Math Teacher of the Year Named for Hinsdale District
Reina M. Takala head of the mathematics department at Hinsdale Township High Schools in Hinsdale Illinois is named Teacher of the Year by the General Federation of Women's Clubs. He established accelerated math classes allowing top students to complete a year and a half of work yearly and study college calculus in their senior year. The award will be presented June 2 at the federation’s 68th annual convention in Los Angeles and includes a Europe trip with plans to visit Finland.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Reina M. Takala
Hinsdale Township High Schools
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Takala
Hillsdale High
Federation
Los Angeles
Europe
Finland
Five Die In Lake St. Clair Outing Capsize
Five youths drowned when their 16 foot runabout capsized on Lake St. Clair near Strawberry Island four miles southwest of Mount Clemens. Survivors include Mary Lou Gonyea Marilyn City and Nancy Benedetti. Drowned are Robert Benedetti Ann Schuller Valerie Quinn Roger Hogan and Theron Brooks Jr. Coast Guard found the overturned craft after a 4 a.m. distress call.
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Mich
Lake St. Clair
Mary Lou Gonyea
Strawberry Island
Miss Gonyea
Marilyn City
Detroit
Nancy Benedetti
Harper Woods
Robert Benedetti
Ann Schuller
Valerie Quinn
East Detroit
Roger P. Hogan
Theron J. Brooks Jr
Ferndale
Grose Pointe
Coast Guard
Gongea
World mourns John Foster Dulles as leaders honor ally
Global leaders react to the death of John Foster Dulles. Churchill de Gaulle Adenauer Macmillan Eden Raab Segni Brandt O’Kelly Diefenbaker Kishi Hirohito Ayub Khan discuss his wartime and postwar diplomacy and his role in facing communism.
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London
John Foster Dulles
Kremlin
Winston Churchill
Dulles
Charles de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Dispatch
Moscow Radio
ADN
Europe
Bonn
Anthony Eden
Antonio Segni
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Peuce
Julius Raab
Free World
Michel Debre
Sean O'Kelly
Ireland
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Nobusuke Kishi
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Japan
Hirohito
Fujiyama
Washington
Nehru
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
Christian A. Herter
Vatican
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Free
FBI Withdraws From Lynch Case
U S federal authorities pull out of the Mack Charles Parker kidnapping murder investigation and hand over all FBI findings to Mississippi Governor Coleman. Parker, 23, was abducted from Pearl River County jail in Poplarville on April 25 while awaiting trial for rape. His body was found May 4 in the Pearl River swamps near Bogalusa, Louisiana.
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Washington
Mack Charles Parker
Mississippi
Atty
William P. Rogers
FBI
Parker
Pearl River
Poplarville
Miss
Rogers
Misissippi
J. P. Coleman
Jackson
Coleman
Bogalusa
FBI Co
Mississippi Hg
Free World's Top Men Attend Dulles Rites
International tributes pour in as John Foster Dulles dies at 71 after cancer and pneumonia. Western diplomats, including Adenauer and Funiyama, plan to attend his funeral, signaling the end of an era as Geneva talks proceed without him.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Free Nations
U.S
Dulles
Ance of
Seliyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Japan
Aiichiro Funiyama
Free World
Giuseppe Pella
Price War Lowers Regular Gasoline Across Area
Motorists found regular gas priced around 25.9 to 26.9 cents per gallon as a price war began over the weekend. Distributors cited local competition and overstocked supplies as causes with next steps uncertain for several days. Similar reductions have affected nearby regions in recent months.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Front Royal
Middletown
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