Catholics And Polish Police Battle In Zielona Gora Clash
In Zielona Gora a crowd opposed police efforts to convert a church hall into a community center. Police used tear gas as crowds swelled to about 5000, with injuries and arrests reported and reinforcements arriving from Poznan.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszinski
Zielona Gora
Gruenberg
Lower Silesia
Soviet Union
Poznan
Nowa Huta
Rebellion in Baptist Fold Over Council Affiliation
Leaders of the American Baptist Convention seek to pacify dissent while preserving ties with Protestantism. Delegates from First Baptist Church of Wichita demand repudiation of the National Council of Churches citing leftist tendencies. The Wichita church withholds its $33,000 annual support while council links remain.
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American Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church of
Wichita
Kan
Council
National Council
Great White Way Lights Out as Broadway Suspends Shows
Broadway theaters suspend performances after Actors Equity canceled The Tenth Man. Producers file a million dollar damage suit and threaten a lockout as 22 houses post notices of stoppages. Union directs actors to report for work. contract expired at midnight Tuesday amid failed negotiations.
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New York
Actors Equity
Equity
Booth Theater
New York League of Theaters
Rayburn Orders Expense Account Records Opened
Washington House expense account records reopened for public inspection as a crackdown on improper spending takes effect. Speaker Sam Rayburn lifted the secrecy order tied to irregularities in charging for official business trips and set conditions to protect files while allowing newsmen to copy verbatim.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rayburn
House
Ralph Roberts
Purge Touches Cuba Air Force Top Pilots
Havana reports Raul Castro orders a purge within the air force leading to the arrest of its leading jet pilots and other senior officers. The move targets the cream of Cuba's air force as part of a broader reshuffle.
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Havana
Cuba
Armed Forces
Raul Castro
Gates Considers Alert Essential in Paris Summit Crisis
Secretary of Defense Thomas S. Gates told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that he ordered a military alert from Paris after learning Khrushchev planned to wreck the summit. He defended the action as prudent, while critics questioned its timing amid the spy plane incident and uncertain conference prospects. The testimony closed four days of hearings.
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Washington
Thomas S., Gates, Jr
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Gates
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Senate
Eaton Says Eisenhower Position Was Absolutely Wrong
Cyrus Eaton, the American multimillionaire on a tour of Communist countries, told Prague reporters that Eisenhower’s stance at the Paris summit was absolutely wrong. He argued the Soviet Union and socialist bloc nations do not seek war and are using all means to prevent it.
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Moscow
Cyrus Eaton
Eisenhower
Paris
Eaton
Europe
Prague
Literary Gazette
Soviet Union
Low-Slung Sports Car Pleads Guilty in City Traffic Case
Richard Bladey pleaded guilty in police court to a city traffic violation and paid a 25 dollar fine after police said he slipped his low-slung sports car under a tollgate at a municipal parking lot. He should have paid the slot toll.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Richard Bladey
Bladey
From Modern City to Tribal Warfare in South Africa
Durban shows stark contrasts between a bustling modern city and tribal life. In Umlazi reserve 90,000 Zulus live on 200,000 acres with white administration and tribal justice. wars erupt over jealousy or spirits, leaving 90 huts burned and five killed.
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Durban
South Africa
Indian Ocean
Umlazi
Jack Lyndon Make Gains In Dem Race
Senators John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson appear to be narrowing the field for the Democratic presidential nomination. They tighten lines on delegates for a head-on battle at the July Los Angeles convention. Johnson received a national boost as Scripps-Howard papers endorsed him as the ablest and strongest Democrat. Kennedy was backed by the Textile Workers Union of America and plans a western swing with Michigan Governor G Mennen Williams at Mackinac Island.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Los Angeles
Johnson
Senate
Scripps-Howard
Kennedy
Textile Workers Union of America
Michigan
Gov. G. Mennen Williams
Mackinac Island
Khrushchev Presents New Disarmament Proposals
Premier Nikita Khrushchev issued fresh disarmament proposals to all nations. A letter outlining the plan was to be released, with details for year by year staged disarmament. The proposals call for the suppression of all nuclear delivery means, including rockets and long range bombers, in stages.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United Nations
Logan Barn Fire Ravages Farm Buildings At Logan
A large barn and an adjacent building on the Washington Bowers Sr. farm were hit by a morning blaze at 11 35. Terry Hood age 17 alerted others after seeing flames. Fire crews arrived promptly and battled the fire as the barn roof collapsed threatening a neighboring structure.
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Logan
Washington Bowers Sr
Terry Hood
South
Union Yule List ties Bender to Teamsters probe
Senate and federal testimony link former U S Senator George H Bender to the Teamsters in an Ohio probe. An invoice for eight $100 champagne buckets and a Christmas list surfaced as part of William Presser case on obstruction of justice involving council records.
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John McClellan
Cleveland
Teamsters Joint Council
Senate
McClellan
William Presser
Joint Council
Ohio Teamsters Conference
U. S
George H. Bender
Teamsters Union
U. S. District Court
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Walter J. Sheridan
Teamsters Joint Council 41
James R. Hoffa
International
Owen Brennan
Bender
Paul Dorfman
Chicago
James C. Connell
Ray C. Bliss
Ohio State
Republican
Three Year Pact Signed by Ohio Bell and CWA
Ohio Bell Telephone Co and the Communications Workers of America signed a three year contract late Wednesday. The agreement covers wage and working condition terms for the local unit and its members.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
The
Communications Workers of America
Western leaders seek stalemate over six to twelve months
The report predicts a six to twelve month stalemate between the Soviet Union and Western powers with periodic crises to probe allied weaknesses. Berlin and Southeast Asia are risk points. a major Soviet push against Berlin is unlikely pending Khrushchev’s proposed new summit. Macmillan and de Gaulle to push closer ties with European economic groups.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
European Common Market
European Atomic Community
Coal and Steel Community
Nations weigh shifts after failed Paris summit
Macmillan urges Britain to reexamine policy of detachment as De Gaulle pushes a European bloc. SEATO foreign ministers meeting at Herter's home discussed East West tensions, allied strategy, and expected Communist probing in the Far East following the summit breakdown.
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Macmillan
Paris
Soviet Union
Britain
de Gaulle
Christian A. Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Selwyn Lloyd
Herter
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Seato Council
Far East
Western officials see China subversion over direct attack
Western officials believe Beijing will pursue subversion to disrupt allied states such as South Vietnam rather than launch frontal offensives. They also think Khrushchev aims to avoid a full scale cold war, keeping summit talks with a future Eisenhower successor possible next year.
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South Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Pre-Vacation Chores Start Your Messenger Ring
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the Messenger
Pending Supreme Court appeal grants stay of execution in Ohio
Ohio briefs report Edythe Klumpp of Cincinnati wins a stay for her June 17 execution pending U S Supreme Court appeal. Also in Ohio, Stark County officers testify about offers to stop raids, a murder trial proceeds in Painesville, science grants total 71282 20, a Columbus wagon crash kills Jean Morton, Cleveland bond plans move to voters, a missing 9 year old found in Mill Creek, and Ohio Turnpike revenue tops two million.
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Columbus
Edythe Klumpp
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