Khrushchev Sees Ike Aiming for Peace Despite U.S. Military Opposition
Premier Khrushchev said he believes President Eisenhower wants peace but warned the road to hell is paved with good intentions. He criticized U.S. golf and politics, accused Washington of treachery over May 2 rocket and Paris summit incidents, and threatened renewed nuclear tests if the United States resumes explosions.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Hell
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Paris
Bonn
United Nations
Security Council
Obe Down and Local Bits at Banquet and TV Night
Junior bowling banquet at the George Washington Hotel featured a tenpin themed front cover and MC Dr. Allen Hawthorne quipped Shenandoah Downs windows clean the people. Tucker McGu Booth appeared with Richard Conte in Three Just Men. now in London, she is Dr. W. P. McGuire’s sister and Dr. Hunter McGuire’s daughter.
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George Washington Hotel
Allen Hawthorne
Shenandoah Downs
Tucker McGu Booth
Richard Conte
London
Soviet and U S clash over spy flights at UN
At a United Nations briefing Andrei Gromyko accused the United States of planning an aggressive war and being an enemy of peace. Henry Cabot Lodge countered that U S aims are to prevent a surprise attack as pent up tension follows the May 1 spy flight dispute.
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Russia
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Gromyko
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Eisenhower
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Madison Avenue
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Security Council
Southeast Asia
Japan
Red China
U.N. Security Council
Shifflett Trial Set For June In Frederick County
In Frederick County Circuit Court Shifflett is arraigned as charges stem from the May 7 crash that killed Joyce Borrer and Nancy Campbell on a school bus struck by his truck near Double Toll Gate. Trial set for June 7 before a felony jury. bond $1300 per count. represented by Lynn Lucas of Luray. Judge Elliott Marshal presiding.
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Frederick County
Joyce Marie Borrer
Nancy Carol Campbell
Shifflett
Lynn Lucas
Luray
Elliott Marshal
Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Elmo Bloom
End of U S Aid Program to Cuba Reported by Star
The Star and other papers noted that the United States would end its technical assistance program in Cuba six months after reporting it continued amid Fidel Castro s agrarian reform and anti American campaign. Byrd s dispatch argued aid supported Castro’s private property confiscations and questioned U S policy.
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Star
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Winchester Star
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Fidel Castro
Byrd
Castro
TWUA Adopts Report on Local 371 Violation in Front Royal
The Textile Workers Union of America Executive Council adopted a hearing examiner's report finding Local 371 guilty of violating the union constitution by planning to invest 8000 in bonds and an 8000 scholarship for Front Royal Academy. The local may appeal at the biennial convention.
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Chicago
Front Royal
Textile Workers Union of America
Local 371
TWUA
Executive Council
Front Royal Academy
Victor J. Canzano
Canzano
Oras
Constitution of Textile Workers Union of America
Two Strasburg Youths Die in Route 11 Crash
Two of the first Memorial Day traffic deaths in Virginia occurred in a two car crash on Route 11 near Strasburg at 11 p.m. yesterday. William Dale Beeler and Jackie Jenkins died, others from Strasburg were hospitalized in Woodstock.
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Jackie Jenkins
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Woodstock
Ronald Eugene Borden
Robert Chandler Phalen
Billy Pollard
Allen Miller
Beeler
Miller
Borden
Pha
Holiday Weekend Traffic Deaths Mount Sharply
Traffic deaths surged during the three day Memorial Day weekend as millions hit the roads. Eighteen hours after kickoff a tally showed higher fatalities than 1958 at the same point. The National Safety Council estimated up to 375 holiday fatalities with seven billion miles driven across 73 million cars.
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Armos
Chicago
National Safety Council
United States
Council
To Council
Press
Algerian Rebels Step Up Attacks Near Tunisian Border
Algerian nationalist rebels intensified assaults on French outposts near the Tunisian border as local elections were underway across the country. The clashes increased amid political campaigning and regional instability.
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Algiers
Candidates Trade Angry Words Over Policy
The debate opened in Illinois with Nixon criticizing Stevenson Kennedy Symington and others. Kennedy and Symington fired back in Washington dining speeches saying Nixon is out of step with the people and party. Johnson urged Democrats to support Eisenhower in his foreign policy.
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Massachusetts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
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United States
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Probe Chief Says U2 Objections Remain
Senate Foreign Relations Chair Fulbright criticizes lack of coordination among State White House CIA and other agencies over U2 statements. Secretary Herter defends the need for spy flights and cites Khrushchev and Paris summit failure as context. Dulles testimony will be secret, with ongoing inquiry continuing Tuesday.
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Senate
J. William Fulbright
Christian A. Herter
Douglas Dillon
Fulbright
Herter
Free World
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
State Department
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen Dulles
CIA
Dulles
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Ousted Premier Threatened With Trial
A massive Ankara demonstration supports the military after the overthrow of Adnan Menderes. Tens of thousands, including many students, sing the national anthem and honor armed forces. Reports say Menderes faces a trial as a provisional government is formed and banks reopen.
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Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Ina
Kemal Ataturk
Menderes
Turkish Union Mittee
I i Ee
Siddik Omar
Istanbul University
United States
Istanbul
Izmir
Cal
Public Sale Postponed Estate of Mrs D M Huebner
Estate of Mrs D M Huebner at 683 National Ave postpones public sale to Wednesday June 1 at 1 p m. Also local ads note Cammer Tire Co closed Memorial Day for emergency service and Rhodes Drug Co hours. Stores advertise used TVs and refrigerators from 39 95 and up and rentals available nearby.
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National Ave
Cammer Tire CO
Southern Tire Service
South Area St
Rhodes Drug CO
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun
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