Ohio U graduation speaker urges expanding American capacity
Donald K. David of the Ford Foundation tells 879 graduates to mobilize private talent to aid global development and to pursue new frontiers. He warns of rising inequality and calls for better science, business, and leadership to spread progress worldwide.
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Ohio University
Donald K. David
Ford Foundation
Deine Ta Eanacivina Thain Dinlan
SVE V Stuuciveik
America
David
Oliver Wendell Holmes
John C. Baker
Donald E. David
Paul L. O'Connor
Xavier University
Eisenhower seeks debt, bond rule changes in address
President Eisenhower asked Congress to remove the 3 percent interest ceiling on savings bonds and the 4 percent cap on marketable bonds over five years. He urged raising the permanent debt ceiling from 283 to 288 billion dollars and temporary from 288 to 295 billion, citing a record 286 billion debt. He outlined plans for a 3.54 percent rate on new E and H bonds starting June 1 and improved terms for outstanding issues. The aim is to safeguard public credit and better debt management.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury Department
Western Leaders Call for Counterpropaganda Division
At the Atlantic Congress in London Western leaders urged NATO to create a counterpropaganda division to combat Soviet political warfare. They also proposed a Free World Association open to all nations to promote liberty and expose totalitarian ideologies. The unofficial NATO Parliament, with 650 delegates, debated for three days as it prepares closing recommendations.
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London
NATO
Free World Association
Father at daughter's funeral reacts to grim confession
At Becky's Philadelphia funeral Anatol Holt breaks down at the graveside after son of Edward Cooney Sr. confesses strangling Becky. Cooney Jr. undergoes psychiatric evaluation as authorities reveal the teen had been considered a model student.
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Philadelphia
Anatol Holt
Becky
Edward Cooney Sr
Cooney
Holt
Economic Cultural Subjects To Be Studied At Congress
Paris hosts the third congress of American nations sponsored by the Committee France Amerique from June 28 to July 4. Jean Marie, committee president, said representatives from all American countries including the United States are expected to discuss economic and cultural subjects. The meetings followed in 1929 and 1949.
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Paris
Committee
France
Jean Marie
United States
Missing Millar daughter last seen leaving Lake Tahoe casino
Linda J. Millar, 19, daughter of mystery writers Kenneth and Margaret Millar, disappeared after leaving a Nevada casino near Lake Tahoe. A UC Davis student, she was last seen May 30 31 returning to school with father citing stress and guilt over earlier accident.
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Davis
Calif
California
Nevada
Kenneth and
Margaret Millar
John Ross McDonald
Linda J. Millar
Miss Mill
University of California
Lake Tahoe
Millar
Santa Barbara
Red Hungary Youths Volunteer for Swamp Drainage Work
The Magyar Nemzet reports about 10,000 Hungarian high school and university students will volunteer for swamp drainage projects this summer. The plan aims to keep youth from becoming hooligans and improve public health and sanitation.
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Vienna
Hungary
Budapest
Magyar Nemtet
Plane Crash Kills Mount Vernon Man
Charles Robert Young, 26, of near Mount Vernon died in a light plane crash at Pleasant Hills Lake. The accident occurred less than a mile from a bathing beach and about one mile south of Route 95 near Ashland Richland County line.
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Charles Robert Young
Mt. Vernon
Pleasant Hills Lake
Ashland-Richland County
Memorial for Byrd Proposed by Senator Robertson
Senator Robertson introduces a bill to authorize the National Geographic Society to erect a memorial to Rear Adm. Richard E. Byrd on federal land in Virginia. The Interior Secretary would choose a site in Arlington County near Washington.
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Washington
Congress
National Geographic Society
Richard E. Byrd
Virginia
A. Willis Robertson
Secretary of the Interior
Arlington County
Mount Union College Holds 113th Commencement
Degrees were awarded to 150 graduates during Mount Union College's 113th annual commencement exercises held Sunday.
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Alliance
Mount Union College
Sixteen Farm Workers Die In Bus Crash Near Phoenix
A crudely built bus carrying sixteen farm laborers to Tolleson from Mesa exploded after crashing into a tree near Phoenix. Sixteen Mexicans were killed and 32 injured, many with burns and broken bones. The driver, Nate Manuel Gloria Jr., reportedly fell asleep at the wheel. The single rear exit hampered evacuation as flames engulfed the vehicle.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Highway Patrol
Nate Manuel Gloria Jr
Farm
Mesa
Tolleson
Elmer Charbeneau
McRae Faces Evacuation Over Derailed Chlorine Cars
Frightened McRae residents await decision on evacuation after two derailed 55 ton tank cars carrying liquid chlorine near Main Street. Army units block off area while authorities urge calm and consider a one mile danger zone. Olin-Mathison officials fly in to inspect as 16 freight cars and three diesels derail from a Southern Railway train bound for Brunswick.
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Mcrae
Main Street
U.S. 441
Georgia
George Callahan
Olin-Mathison Chemical Co
McIntosh
Ala
Southern Railway
Brunswick
Macon
Father Makes Futile Chase Downstream for Missing Daughter
In Boulder Colorado Earl Watkins rushed to a passing motorist after his 10 year old daughter Joyce Watkins fell into South Boulder Creek during a family picnic. The two pursued three miles downstream where Watkins waded waist deep and recovered the body. The motorist helped but remains unnamed.
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Boulder
Colo
Joyce Watkins
Boulder Creek
Earl Watkins
Watkins
Denver
Legion Contest Illness Hits Jacksonville Drum Corps
About 75 young contestants in an American Legion event in Jacksonville fell ill Saturday night from exertion and excitement. Thirty five required hospital care while 40 others were ill briefly. all had recovered by Sunday and none remained in hospital.
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Jacksonville
Fla
American Legion
Junior Senior Robbery Team Holds Cab Driver in Columbus
A juvenile and an older accomplice robbed a Yellow Cab Co. driver in Columbus early Sunday, escaping with 16 dollars. The driver, Gene W. White, 26, described one suspect as about 30, 200 pounds with a hunting knife and the other as about 14, 100 pounds with a pen knife.
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Columbus
Yellow Cab Co
Gene W. White
Mexico Sets Up Stores For Teachers
Mexico City reports six government stores opened in the capital offering teachers discounts up to 30 percent on food clothing and other items. The Education Ministry says the move is part of President Adolfo Lopez Mateos plan to improve the lot of poorly paid instructors.
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Mexico City
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Yugoslavia Backs Soviet Proposal on Arms Free Balkans
Belgrade announces Yugoslavia approves a Soviet plan to make the Balkans and the Adriatic Sea area free of rocket bases and atomic weapons. Government spokesman Drago Kunc spoke at a news conference.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Balkans
Adriatic Sea
Drago Kunc
Berlin crisis talks push for summit meeting
Western officials press Berlin first as the Soviet Union seeks a summit while Paris vows no new NATO pacts without U S and Britain sharing nuclear secrets The Geneva talks see Lloyd and Gromyko privately meet ahead of the Big Four ministers conference East German leaders plan a Khrushchev visit amid talk of a separate peace draft A seven year old boy is missing in Lake Arrowhead Calif and a brief Israeli Arab air clash is reported The U S Post Office announces a guided missile mail delivery via a Regulus I from a submarine reaching Mayport Florida
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Nikita Khrushchevy
East Germany
Soviet Union
Geneva
Washington
Post Office Department
U.S
Atlantic
Auxiliary
Naval Air Station
Mayport
Jacksonville
Lost Airmen Sought In North Africa
Wiesbaden reports nine American airmen missing after a B 24 bomber known as Lady Be Good reportedly belly landed in the Libyan desert 440 miles southeast of Benghazi. The crew were listed killed in action on April 14, 1943 after a mission against Naples. A Wheelus Base search party locates the damaged aircraft untouched and a ten day expedition is planned to recover the crew.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
U. S
Benghazi
Naples
Italy
Wheelus Air Force Base
Tripoli
514Th
376Th
Oenima
Five Injured In Two Wrecks On Saturday
Five persons were injured in two auto accidents near New Straitsville Saturday night, the state patrol reported. In a two car wreck on Route 216 between New Straitsville and Murray City, three girls and two young men were hurt. Names include Hazel Glenaman Gracie Glenaman Beverly Lawson Joseph Henry Arbell Ronnie Fickel and Myron Francis Smith.
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New Straitsville
State Patrol
Murray City
Joseph Henry Arbell
Nelsonville
Ronnie Fickel
Logan
Hazel Patricia Glenaman
Gracie Glenaman
Beverly Lawson
Whitestown
Ind
Miss Lawson
Hazel Glenaman
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Lancaster - Fairfield Hospital
Lancaster
Mount St. Mary
Arbell
Fickel
Myron Francis Smith
New Lexington
Shawnee
Athens GI Loses Appeal On Desertion
The Court of Military Appeals upheld Army Pvt. Howard M. Holder 31 of Athens Ohio desertion conviction. Holder was captured by the FBI in Empire Louisiana last September and found guilty of deserting his tank battalion in Germany two years earlier. He received a bad conduct discharge two years hard labor and loss of pay and allowances.
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Washington
Court of Military Appeals
Army
Howard M. Holder
Athens
Ohio
Holder
FBI
Empire
Germany
Wedding Bells For Peggy Hodges Replace Plans With Funeral
Peggy Lou Hodges of Charleston planned to wed Patrick A. Lemasters of Apple Grove on June 19. She died Friday from a cerebral hemorrhage at 18, and last rites were held at Big Chimney Baptist Church. Burial followed at Jazette Cemetery in Elkview. The fiancé, an embalmer trainee, sent a funeral basket instead of a bouquet.
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Point Pleasant
Peggy Lou Hodges
Charleston
Mason County
Big Chimney
Elk River Valley
Miss Hodges
Z. W. Hodges
Patrick A. Lemasters
Carl Lemasters
Apple Grove
Lemasters
Barlow-Bonsall
Elk River
Jazette
Elkview
Peggy
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