Adenauer Rules Out Inspection in Disarmament Plan
German Chancellor Adenauer rejected including German territory in a proposed disarmament inspection zone in Europe and a Pacific area. He said a first step would not be useful if it targeted Germany without German consent, sticking to a U S Russia led plan and tying broader steps to German reunification. He spoke during a three day Washington visit after meeting President Eisenhower and urged Soviet leaders to back a confidence building first step toward broader disarmament.
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Washington
Russia
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
Northern
Pacific
London
United States
Adenauer
Germany
Eisenhower
Pupil Signs Form Under Protest In Norfolk
NORFOLK WASHINGTON W Dudley changed his mind and signed the pupil placement form under protest for his seventh grade son Washington W Dudley Jr. The unsigned form had triggered a choice to keep his son in Ruffner Junior High or face dropping out. The Norfolk Journal and Guide urged other Black parents to sign.
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Norfolk
Washington W. Dudley
Washington W. Dudley, Jr
Ruffner Junior High School
Dudley
Post Office
Norfolk Journal and Guide
Supreme Court of the United States
Batista Admits Rebel Opposition On Three Fronts
President Batista acknowledges rebel opposition on three fronts. Government says 35 plotters captured in central Cuba with 168 casualties in the northeast. Havana power outages followed underground explosions near the capital. A second blast occurred near the home of Cabinet Minister Morales with no damage reported. Clashes reported near Holguin Manzanillo and Cienfuegos.
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Batista
Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Andre Domingo Morales
Yeserday
Holguin
Manzanillo
Cienfuengos
Las Villas
Dulles Calls Study Needed on Stationing Americans Abroad
Secretary of State Dulles said rioting in Formosa underscores problems of stationing Americans overseas. He proposed reducing American official personnel, especially military, where possible, to curb foreign resentment. He noted plans for disarmament talks, a possible four power meeting on German unification, and ongoing trade barrier discussions with Red China.
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Washington
Dulles
Formosa
United States
Britain
Japan
China
Paris
State Department
Lincoln White
Defense Department
White
Islands
U. S
Karl Rankin
Only One Survives Two Beer Buddies Jump From Bridge
Three men drank and jumped from the middle of the Queens side of the Brooklyn Bridge area in the East River at about 2 a.m. One survivor swam ashore after a rope plunge while another, James de Voe, 22, disappeared. Ronald Roulette, 20, said he heard de Voe call as the trio sought a thrill.
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New York
East River
Steve Brodie
James de Voe
Ronald Roulette
Paul Paulos
Delicatessen
Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
Queens
Manhattan
Queensboro Bridge
Paulos
de Voe
Roulette
Queens Shore
Ronnie
St. John's Hospital
Inflatoplane Flies in Public Demonstration at Olathe
Richard Ulm, Goodyear pilot from Akron, staged the first public demonstration of the Inflateplane at Olathe Naval Air Station. The rubber aircraft with 23 foot wings weighs about 200 pounds and can cruise above 60 mph with eight hours of fuel. cost estimated between 3000 and 5000 dollars. A thunderstorm rolled through as Ulm took off.
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Clathe, Kan
Richard Ulm
Ulm
Goodyear Aircraft Division
Akron
Ohio
Olathe Naval Airtation
Goodyear
New York Council Reports Crusade Boosting Religious Interest
New York City sees rising religious interest from Billy Graham crusade says Protestant Council of New York City. Attendance nears 250000 with 8793 responses to Christ plea while 17500 attended Madison Square Garden service. The council plans a full time evangelism director to coordinate follow up and assess impact.
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New York
New York City
Billy Graham
Protestant Church Council
Phillips P. Elliott
Protestant Council of
Graham
Madison Square Garden
God
George W. Cornell
Christ
The
Church Council
Louis F. Suedemeyer
Dan M. Potter
Suedmeyer
Dr. Suedmeyer
Kansas City
Humphrey Resigns as Treasury Secretary of the United States
George M. Humphrey resigns as Secretary of the Treasury. President Eisenhower nominates Robert B. Anderson, former Navy Secretary and deputy defense secretary, to succeed him. Anderson would be the new Treasury head as Humphrey plans to leave by the current congressional session.
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George Humphrey
Secretary of Treasury
Washington
George M. Humphrey
the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Defense
Humphrey
White House
Eisenhower
Senate
Anderson
Texas
Navy
Dr. Percy Warren To Address JWHS Graduates Tuesday
Dr. Percy Warren dean of Madison College Harrisonburg will be principal speaker at James Wood High School graduation for the 145 member senior class next Tuesday June 4 at 8 p.m. Commencement activities begin Sunday June 2 with Rev. Charles York delivering the sermon at 8 p.m. Frederick County Superintendent Robert E. Ayler will introduce Warren. Warren, Portsmouth native, holds a B S from the College of William and Mary and advanced degrees from Columbia. He has been a science instructor and a high school principal and has advised about 100 high schools in 14 counties and six cities in northern Virginia. He belongs to several educational groups and the Virginia Academy of Science. He is active in the Episcopal Church and is a Mason.
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Madison College
Harrisonburg
Percy Warren
James Wood High School
Charles York
Stephens City Methodist Church
Frederick County
Robert E. Ayler
Warren
Portsmouth
College of William and Mary
Columbia University
Virginia
Virginia Academy of Science
Virginia Education Association
Phi Delta Kappa
Episcopal Church
William V. McCray
Stephens City
Byrd regrets resignation of Humphrey as Treasury chief
Senator Byrd expresses regret over Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey resignation. He praises Humphrey as highly able and patriotic and commends his successor, former deputy Defense Secretary Anderson, as well qualified and an excellent choice.
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Washington
Byrd
D—Va
Treasury
Humphrey
Anderson
Willow Lawn Pool Opens and Closed for Memorial Day
Bayliss and Patterson E. E. Bayliss Jr. announce observance of Memorial Day with closings. Shenandoah Bottle Gas and P W Plumly Lumber Corp provide notices. Willow Lawn Pool opens Thursday at 10 a.m. season tickets available. office closed all day Thursday May 30.
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Corrigan Rug Co
Berryville Ave
Bayliss & Patterson
E. E. Bayliss, Jr
Shenandoah
E. Piccadilly St
All Day Pifer Printing CO
S. Braddock St
Willow Lawn
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
Memorial rites at 11 tomorrow at national cemetery
Winchester prepares for Memorial Day observances with a graveside service at 11 a.m. for the unknown soldier. Rev. John Douglas of Edinburgh will headline. The American Legion plans a volley and taps, with flowers laid on the grave. The event is open to all and honors all wars.
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Winchester
National Cemetery
John Douglas
Edinburgh
Scotland
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Roy B. Wickes
Legion
Berryville
Green Hill Cemetery
Barry Harrison
Presbyterian Choir
Clarke County High School
Winchester Retail Merchants’ Association
Wheeling Steel declares dividends on common and preferred stock
Wheel ing Steel Corp. directors today declared quarterly dividends of 85 cents a share on the common stock and 1.25 a share on the preferred. Both are payable July 1 to stock holders of record June 7.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Steel Corp
Jurors Rebuked After Acquittal in Latham Kidnaping Case
In San Diego Judge John Hewicker sharply chided a 12 jurors panel after two women Beatrice Winn 57 and Lucille Whisenand 36 were acquitted of kidnapping and attempted murder in the Ruth Latham case. The 50 day trial was the county's longest. The defense claimed Latham's testimony was fantastical and the women said they themselves were kidnapped and released at the Mexican border. The Lathams were absent for the verdict.
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San Diego
Calif
Ruth E. Latham
John A. Hewicker
Beatrice Winn
Lucille Whisenand
Hewicker
San Diego County
Winn
Latham
FBI
U. S. Highway 80
Desert
el Centro
Six Die in Auto Collision at Missouri Intersection
A head on crash near Cuba Missouri killed six people and left five injured. The victims included a family from Mexico Missouri and a Chicago suburb couple and their three children. The Parson family were hospitalized with Mrs Parson and daughter Sandra aged eight in critical condition.
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Cuba
Missouri
Mexico
Rolla
Gerald Parson
Melrose Park
Chicago
Parson
Sandra
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Tampa
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Mere SR
Schewel Furniture
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J. P. Hershberger
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Ike
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Republican Party
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Winchester Rebels
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James A. Sprint, Jr
Recreation Department
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