Khrushchev says Soviet to set rocket bases in Albania
Khrushchev in Tirana says the Soviet Union is ready to establish missile bases in Albania and Bulgaria to counter NATO bases in Italy and Greece. He warns that U S rocket sites on those lands will draw Soviet missiles. He urges a Balkan nuclear weapons ban and summit talks. He praises Dulles despite his death.
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Albania
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
United States
Italy
Greece
Balkan
U.S
Tirana
Tass
NATO
Khrushchev
Adriatic
Geneva
John Foster Dulles
Tough Talk Pushes West Toward Geneva Breakthrough
Khrushchev in Albania warned of separate Soviet treaty and missile bases if Italy talks fail, prompting a Western strategy review. Wilhelm Adenauer and the Western Big Three plan to confer after Dulles’s funeral as Herter, Lloyd, and Couve de Murville head to Eisenhower with Geneva efforts under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Albania
Germany
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
John Foster Dulles
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Geneva
Herter
Eisenhower
Berlin
Khrushchev
East Hae Einer
Ny Carrages
Misons
Italy
Poe
Bin
Adenauer
Local Weather, Sleds and Ice Cream Ads In 1900s Chronicle
A past issue features a boy crafting a sled in Loudoun Street, weather forecast predicting cloudy hot humid conditions with drizzle tonight and warmer tomorrow, a radio plug for a film simile, auxiliary service notices for WWI veteran hospital volunteers, Mr Softee ice cream promotion, and a closing notice for Boyd's Drug Store on May 30.
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Boyd’s Drug
Man Claims Knowledge of Jackson Family Killer
A Baltimore man bragged about knowing the killer of the Carroll Jackson family during a bar tour. He set a hotel bed on fire with a lit cigarette but was subdued and detained as police investigated links to the slayings near Louisa County and Gambrills, Maryland. No charges filed yet.
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Baltimore
Carroll Jackson
Apparso
Washington
Atlanta
Kemi
Louisa County
Jackson
Gambrills
Teenager Fights Bear To Rescue Child At City Zoo
In Grand Rapids Michigan a 19 year old, Thomas Cole, heard a mother scream and burned the nose of a 250 pound bear with a glowing cigarette to free a boy, Russell VanDam, who had reached into a two inch mesh cage and was pulled away from the animal. The boy and rescuer were reported in good condition.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
City Zoo
Russell VanDam
Thomas Cole
Melvin J
Cole
Teen Age Girls Mob Tab Hunter in Melbourne
Hundreds of teen age girls mobbed U.S. film star Tab Hunter in Melbourne Australia as he fled the crowd stealing his clothes then escaped into a radio station after the mob halted traffic and blocked streets.
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Tab Hunter
Melbourne
Australia
U.S
Hunter
Combs Presses Lead in Kentucky Democratic Race
Bert T. Combs built a strong lead for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Kentucky as Lt. Gov. Harry Lee Waterfield trailed by about 31,800 votes with nearly half the precincts counted. Combs led 168,979 to 137,137 with 1,724 of 3,784 precincts reporting. Wyatt led the lieutenant governor race for Combs with 145,929 to 32,536 for J B Wells Jr. Republican John Robsion held a wide edge in the GOP governor race.
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Louisville
Bert T. Combs
A. B. Chandler
I’s
Harry Lee Waterfield
Waterfield
Kentucky
Combs
U.S
John Robsion
Chandler
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Earle C. Clements
Wilson W. Wyatt
Wyatt
J. B. Wells Jr
Unusual Names Enter Hospital In New Orleans List
Among the unusual names listed entering the hospital Tuesday in New Orleans are Charity Mixmaster Telephone Frances and Lemon Head. Pink Green also reported to hospitalization.
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New Orleans
Charity Mixmaster
Telephone Frances
Lemon Head
West Berlin sees record foreign visitors amid Berlin talks
West Berlin crowded with a record number of foreign visitors as Khrushchev delays the May 27 deadline for withdrawal. U S Army reports no alert while talks between the Big Four proceed in Geneva ahead of an August summit. Officials warn risk of conflict remains despite assurances.
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Willy Brandt
Berlin
West Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Germany
Geneva
Helmstedt
Official Funeral Carries Dulles To Final Rest
John Foster Dulles receives a state funeral in Washington with a cathedral service, a caisson burial at Arlington, and national telecast. President Eisenhower attends along with foreign representatives while citizens bow by his casket. The Senate and House recess to honor the former Secretary of State who died at 71.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
NBC
CBS
Senate
Konrad Ideenee
Geneva
Christian A. Herter
Maurice Douve de Murville
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Tornadic Storms Lash Five States
A large storm outbreak across five states injures at least nine people and damages numerous homes. Tornadoes hit southern Oklahoma and northwestern Wisconsin hardest with additional twisters in Indiana Kansas and near Chicago suburbs. The wet belt stretched from Oklahoma to the Great Lakes.
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Associated Press
Prospect
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Indiana
Kansas
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Graham
Clemscot
Fairchild
Trempealeau
FBI Solved Parker Lynching Named Missing Men
Government sources said the FBI solved the Parker lynching and identified the masked men who abducted Parker from the Pearl River County Jail in Poplarville Mississippi. The slain 23 year old, awaiting trial for rape, was found near Bogalusa Louisiana after being shot twice. The FBI turned its evidence over to Governor Coleman for possible grand jury action in Pearl River County next November.
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Washington
FBI
Mack Charles Parker
Mississippi
J. P. Coleman
Dee
Pearl River
Poplarville
Miss
Parker
Chicago Tribune
Ing
Capitol Hill
Colemar
New Orleans
Wdsu-Tv
Bogalusa
Coleman
Pearl River County
Gaie, Sere
Raul Castro Found Safe After Plane Crash
Raul Castro, brother of Fidel Castro, was found safe after walking from a plane crash in swamp lands near Cienaga Zapata, Cuba. He led a four-person crew after their light aircraft ran low on fuel during an aerial search mission Tuesday. peasants aided their exit and navy launches evacuated them.
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Havana
Raul Castro
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Raul
Fidel
Ensenada de la Brea
Cienaga Zapata
Hatiguanico
Air Force
Pedro Luis Diaz Sanz
Diaz
Cienaga de ‘Zapata
Mother Seeks Missing 14 Year Old Girl After Night Out
A Worcester mother asks for help locating her 14 year old daughter Evelyn Mason who disappeared after leaving with her brother to attend a movie with 21 year old Donald Carter. A postal card indicated she eloped and planned to marry. police are checking license bureaus. The girl is described as 5 foot 4, blond with blue eyes, last seen wearing a black dress and black shoes with a pale blue coat. Call Worcester Police or MO2 0419 with information.
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Hazel Coffman
E. Gerrard St
Evelyn
Donald Carter
White House Conference Set Thursday
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Christian A Herter begin a White House conference at 10 30 a m Thursday with the Soviet Union s Andrei Gromyko Britain s Selwyn Lloyd and France s Maurice Couve de Murville to discuss Geneva conference negotiations They attend after flying to Washington for John Foster Dulles funeral and for key Allied diplomacy events with multiple foreign ministers and dignitaries present.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Russia
Britain
France
Herter
White House
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Geneva
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
West
Konrad Adenauer
Aconames C. Hagerty
House Say
Adenauer
Australia
Robert G.menzies
Menzies
Italy
Giuseppe Pella
Belgium
Austria
Japan
Chiang Kai-shek
Paul Henri Spaak
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Forei
J. M. A. H. Luns
Netherlands
Leopold Figl
Gromyko
U.S
Selwyn
Kozlov to Open Soviet Exhibit in New York
Premier Ni kita Khrushchev will send First Deputy Premier Nikolai Kozlov to unveil a Soviet exhibition in New York next month. Kozlov, 51, is a rising Kremlin leader, following Anastas Mikoyan who toured the United States in January.
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Kozlov
New York
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Anastas I. Mikoyan
West
Mikoyan
Kremlin
Moon bases to be supplied by freight rockets says scientist
U S Army scientist Dr Ernst Stublinger predicts manned lunar observation stations will receive freight carrying rockets. He says rockets will depart from nuclear powered bases and ferry supplies to the moon and return to earth.
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Tokyo
Moon
Ernst Stublinger
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