Eisenhower Holds Security Council Ahead of Macmillan Visit
President Eisenhower convened the National Security Council for a session likely to shape policy before British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's visit next week. Topics include the French political crisis and possible suspension of U S and British nuclear tests. Dulles reported approval of including Polish and Czech scientists in talks on supervising any East West agreement to halt tests.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Harold Macmillan
U.S
Macmillan
U. S
Pacific
Dulles
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Mercy Hamilton jury spares nurse killer in Ohio
In Hamilton Ohio a 21 year old hospital orderly Campbell was sentenced to life in Ohio Penitentiary for the murder of student nurse Sylvesta Andy a 20 year old Negro. The nine women three men jury recommended mercy avoiding the electric chair after finding him guilty of murder while attempting to rape.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Mercy
Shirley Edward Campbell
Sylvesta Andy
Mercy Hospital
Miss Andy
Piqua
Campbell
Lima State Hospital
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Well, Well Nude in News Casey Quarry Rescue
James Lewis Jr. spent six hours trapped after a wooden cover collapsed into a slick well at a limestone quarry. Plunged 14 feet, he had no footholds and could not climb until he used a rope made from his clothing. He crawled to call for help, returning nude to the office to summon an ambulance.
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Casey
James Lewis, Jr
Lewis
Solons Predict War in Trade Diplomacy Shift
Senate foreign relations members Humphrey and Smith say Soviet easing talk may mask a western orientated trade war. They see Menshikov's peaceful coexistence proposal as part of a broader Soviet shift from military to economic competition with the United States. Menshikov warned on a radio broadcast that tensions have reached a dangerous stage and urged relaxation.
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Washington
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Mikhail Menshikov
Menshikov
United States
Councilmen Cut Pay in North Carolina Town
Five councilmen in Draper with 4000 residents cut salaries from $10 a month to $1 a year to save about $595 annually. The move trims city expenses and sets a precedent for budget discipline amid local fiscal pressure.
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Draper
N. C
De Gaulle Takes Charge as Algeria Crisis Deepens
Paris reports Premier Charles de Gaulle gains sweeping power as he moves to run Algeria and its army. He summons Gen. Raoul Salan for talks and secures a six month extension of emergency powers after a tense parliamentary session. The National Assembly backs his crash program and debates constitutional changes.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
DE Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Salan
Senate
France
French
National Assembly
The Masked Bridegroom at Jordan High School
A fake student named George Osgood Klinkus marries a sophomore on campus in a military ceremony. The non existent George has records, exams, and even a mocked absence slate, leaving principals and teachers puzzled about his true status.
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Long Beach
Calif
Jordan High School
George Osgood Klinkus
George
Jordan
Milton Sager
Crippled Boy Graduates As Top Student
Arnold I. Arnold a crippled Jewish student in a wheelchair will graduate with highest honors from John Carroll University in Cleveland. At 21 he plans to study law at Western Reserve University. He uses a motorized chair, hydraulic lift, special desk and electronic typewriter with his parents assisting daily.
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Cleveland
Arnold I. Arnold
John Carroll University
Western Reserve University
Arnold
Herman Arnold
South Euclid
John Carroll
Hillel Club
Push Button Fighter F8U3 Clears Wings In Maiden Flight
In Edwards California the Navy F8U3 Crusader III completed a 48 minute maiden flight over the Mojave Desert. Chance Vought says the aircraft is capable of twice the speed of sound 760 mph at ground level as official performance remains secret.
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Edwards
Calif
Navy
Mojave Desert
Chance Vought
Combat Test Confirms Redstone Readiness at White Sands
Army troops at White Sands Range New Mexico tested the Redstone missile to demonstrate combat readiness in a Monday night exercise. The Army announced the successful evaluation highlighted by the launch and ensuing procedures.
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White Sands Range
N. M
Fugitive Free 22 Years Law Wins Out
Raymond Russell Gibson, a felon who walked away from Mansfield Reformatory in 1934, was captured this weekend after 22 years as a fugitive. He had served 18 months of a 17 year forgery sentence and avoided fingerprint checks until his arrest.
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Columbus
Raymond Russell Gibson
Gibson
Mansfield Reformatory
City
Reuther Turns To Small Firms In UAW Talks
DETROIT The United Auto Workers opens bargaining with American Motors Corp amid absence of contracts with Ford Chrysler and GM. AMC employs about 20 000 in Wisconsin and Michigan plants while Studebaker Packard is the other independent. No strikes as Big Three begin no contract operations and UAW orders no work interference.
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American Motors Corp
AMC
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Walter Reuther
American Motors
Wisconsin
Michigan
Studebaker- Packard
UAW
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Tunisia Seeks De Gaulle Bourguiba Accord at UN
UN delegates showed cautious hope that De Gaulle and Bourguiba could resolve the Tunisian French dispute before the Security Council. Bourguiba reportedly demanded troop withdrawal while De Gaulle indicated a willingness to settle the issue. The council debated Tunisian and French complaints as 22 000 French troops remained in Tunisia.
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United Nations
N. Y
de Gaulle
Habib Bourguiba
Security Council
Bourguiba
Rome
Il Tempo
Tunisia
Council
Mongi Slim
Blind Chinese Immigrant Faces Deportation After 40 Years
Harry Lee, 72, nearly blind Chinese retiree, faces 30 days to provide sworn affidavits to prove he has not left the United States since 1924. Arrived as a stowaway in 1918, registered with the Chinese consulate in 1942, and has lived in the Davenport area since 1944 where he works as a cook and opera tor. He receives $90 monthly Social Security and his attorney cites slow immigration processing as a factor.
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Harry Lee
Lee
China
U. S. Immigration Service
New York City
New York
Harry Ferguson
Kidnaper and accomplice wed in quiet church ceremony
George Edward Collins and Katherine Meyers married in a Monroe church on Monday as their two children were absent. Collins, a convicted kidnapper serving up to 10 years, wed a bride on probation for aiding the winter kidnapping of an Edmonds boy who escaped unharmed.
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Monroe, Wash
George Edward Collins
Katherine Meyers
Collins
Monroe State Reformatory
Edmonds
Washboy
Michigan Gov Williams birthday cake to feed 4000 guests
A 581 pound cake is baked in Detroit for Nancy Williams birthday party honoring Governor G Mennen Williams. About 4000 guests will be served Saturday.
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Detroit
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Nancy
Navy to Continue Vanguard Satellite Launch Attempts
Despite four failures in five attempts, the Navy will persist with efforts to blast Vanguard satellites into orbit, reinforcing the long-running program's resolve amid setbacks.
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Washington
Navy
Vanguard
Democrats to campaign as a team across Ohio counties
Ohio Democrats will campaign county by county as a team starting early next month. State Chairman William L. Coleman says the statewide effort aims to win the Legislature, elect a Democratic governor, and capture other state offices.
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Columbus
Ohio
William L. Cole
Coleman
Labor Bill Moves Forward In Senate Panel
Senate Labor subcommittee begins drafting a bill to curb corruption and abuse of power in labor unions as lawmakers push to act quickly. The measure targets union practices and seeks stronger oversight and accountability.
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Washington
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Pomeroy Council Plans Special Meeting
The Messenger reports a special meeting planned by Pomeroy Council alongside updates from Middleport about hiring 22 teachers. An upcoming one new car meeting is set for June 9 to 10, with Kyger school board naming a coach. A two car wreck on Route 7 injures four near Athens Glouster Point Chauncey Logan Pom-Mid Comics Markets Sports Gallipolis 6 Nelsonville Television Women's News.
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Pomeroy Council
Middleport
Kyger School Board
Athens Glouster Point Pi
Chauncey Logan Pom-Mid
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Explorer III Nears Destructive Reentry
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory estimates Explorer III, the second U S Army satellite, will plunge to its death late this month. Launched March 26, it loses about 15 miles of altitude daily, with apogee now about 850 miles. Sputnik III may plunge to its end early next year.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Observatory
Smithsonian
Jack Slowey
Soviet Union
Portsmouth Father Indicted on 2 Counts
Charles L. Richards a 19 year old Portsmouth shoe factory worker with two children was indicted on assault with intent to kill and robbery charges. A 62 year old neighbor woman accused him of attacking her stealing and leaving her unconscious while turning on gas to asphyxiate her.
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Portsmouth
Charles L. Richards
Accident Witness Dies in Ky Head-On Collision
In Harlan Kentucky Mrs Sarah Dixon 75 witnessed a head on crash near her home in Hiram and died moments later reportedly from a heart attack. The two vehicles occupants sustained minor injuries.
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Harlan, Ky
Sarah Dixon
Hiram
House OKs Non Military Space Group
The House passed unanimously a bill to create a civilian space agency named NASA to oversee nonmilitary space activities. The plan follows Eisenhower’s proposal and assigns a $22 500 annual civilian head, absorbing the NACA, with NASA liaison to the Defense Department and AEC.
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Washington
House
Senate
Senate Space Committee
Majority
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Congress
America
U. S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Air Flight Research Agency
NASA
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Government Snubs Davis 150th Birth Anniversary Noted
Washington marks the 150th birth of Jefferson Davis with a small Library of Congress exhibit while planning a year of Lincoln centennial celebrations. The piece contrasts the sparse observance of Davis with forthcoming events for Abraham Lincoln’s anniversary.
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Washington
U.S
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Davis
Todd County
Library of Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Airliner Crashes Near Guadalajara During Storm
A Mexican Aeronaves de Mexico Constelacion with 45 aboard crashed into San Agustine Peak near Guadalajara late Monday. Wreckage found with no sign of life. Plane en route from Tijuana to Mexico City after a stop in Guadalajara. Last radio contact at 10 15 p m amid rain and witnesses hearing an explosion. Guadalajara sits about 290 miles northwest of Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Aeronaves de Mexico
Tijuana
California
San Agustine Peak
Mexico
Fugitive Kilburn Nabbed After Notice By Tip
Los Angeles police and FBI agents captured Quay Cleon Kilburn 34, once among ten most wanted fugitives, at his LA apartment after a tip from a man who saw his photo in a post office. Kilburn, a convicted bank robber and embezzler, had fled Utah State Prison using a forged press card. The arrest came without resistance.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Quay Cleon Kilburn
Kilburn
Utah State
Ecard
D. K. Brown
West Virginia and Ohio Weather Tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy and cool tonight with lows 47 to 54 in West Virginia. Wednesday brings more clouds and a slight warm-up. Ohio forecast calls for fair, cool tonight with lows 50 to 54 and Wednesday is fair with a high near 72 to 76.
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West Virginia
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