Macmillan urges closer economic ties with U S
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged closer economic links with the United States in a DePauw University speech in Indiana. He called for fewer barriers to free money and trade and stressed interdependence as key to the postwar era while planning talks with Eisenhower and Dulles in Washington.
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Harold Macmillan
United States
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Fleet Holds Rescue Drills With U S 6th Fleet Off Dikili
Major units of the Mediterranean fleet assemble off the Turkish coast to rehearse rescuing Americans amid Middle East tensions. The task force, reinforced by 18 ships and 1800 Marines, includes Des Moines Salem and carriers Saratoga Essex Wasp with nearly 200 planes.
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Middle East
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Drowned Dallas Man Survives Near Lake Lavon Rescue
Leroy Reed, 30, near Lake Lavon, describes sinking after leg cramps while swimming 30 yards from shore. Unidentified boatmen rescued him, revived him with artificial respiration, as his wife and relatives watched. Reed recalls a strange euphoria and final ascent to safety.
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Tex
Leroy Reed
Lake Lavon
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Routine Assignment Involving Trooper’s Daughter
Oklahoma highway patrolman John Eddieman was sent on a routine assignment when his 13 month old daughter Nancy swallowed roach poison. He made a 60 mile trip in 45 minutes to Oklahoma City where Nancy was reported in excellent condition.
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John Eddieman
Oklahoma
Rush
Lindsay
Eddieman
Nancy
Nuclear powered aircraft may be unmanned test craft
General Electric promotion discusses a possible unmanned radio controlled nuclear powered aircraft. It could operate six months to a year away from populated areas before landing for radiation and wear studies. GE says development has been under way at Cincinnati Evandale Ohio and Idaho Falls, with no readiness date given.
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National Defense
General Electric Atomic Products Division
GE Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Department
Cincinnati
Evandale
Ohio
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Defense
Killing Spurs New Clashes On Cyprus
In Nicosia clashes flare for a third day after a Turkish Cypriot woman was killed. Greeks press NATO to address the Cyprus violence at its upcoming meeting while Turks push for partition and independence from Britain.
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Cyprus
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
NATO
Britain
Lloyd Hughes, Silent Film Star, Dies at 60
Hollywood mourns actor Lloyd Hughes aged 60 a veteran of silent cinema who co starred with Mary Pickford in Tess of the Storm Country He died Friday in Hollywood leaving a legacy from early films and screen partnership with the famed star
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Hollywood
Lloyd Hughes
Mary Pickford
Diplomat Heines von Brentano Returns Home
Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano completed a round of talks in Canada and the United States and arrived back in Frankfurt today ending a high level diplomatic tour.
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Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
Canada
U. S
Graham adds a week to San Francisco crusade at Cow Palace
Evangelist Billy Graham extends his San Francisco crusade by one week at the Cow Palace with a final mass at Seals Stadium. The seven week run ends next Sunday with an open air meeting at the Giants ball park on June 22. Attendance averages about 16,000 across six weekly services, with more than 25,000 total expected to have made commitments.
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San Francisco
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Seals Stadium
Cow Palace
Graham
Ball Park
San Francisco Giants
North Carolina
Truck Found in Creek. Two Die of Monoxide Poisoning
Bodies of two former Hocking County residents were found Sunday morning in a panel truck backed into Little Rush Creek off Route 664 near Bremen. Jack T. Day and Beatrice Stephenson died of carbon monoxide poisoning after the truck stalled Saturday night. Authorities suspect a faulty muffler leaked fumes into the cab. Autopsies at University Hospital confirmed the deaths with time of death around 1:30 a.m. Sunday. Services for both are set for Wednesday at the Leonard funeral home.
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Hocking County
Little Rush Creek
Bremen
Jack T. Day
Rushville
Beatrice Stephenson
Lancaster
Day
Lloyd Kersell
Fairfield County
University Hospital
Columbus
Kersell
Russia Won't Act Over Nine Captured Soldiers
East Berlin reports Russia refuses responsibility for nine U S Army men captured after a helicopter from the 3rd Armored Division made a forced landing near Zwickau. Moscow cites East German jurisdiction while Washington seeks return of the prisoners and aircraft.
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Russia
East Berlin
West Berlin
United States
3Rd Armored Division
U.S
Zwickau
Adlai Seeks Steps to Regenerate Free World Economy
Adlai E. Stevenson urged new measures to revive the free world economy and a power equality pact with Russia to clear a path for arms reduction. Speaking at Michigan State University graduation, he called for U S aid to France and for global sharing of medical research and health knowledge. He proposed borrowing the Marshall Plan approach from a decade ago to energize the West’s faltering economic systems.
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East Lansing
Mich
Adlai E. Stevenson
Russia
Michigan State
Stevenson
United States
France
National Flag Week Launched At Star-Spangled Flag House
Baltimore ceremonies opened National Flag Week at the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House on the site once home to Mary Young Pickersgill the maker of the flag that inspired Francis Scott Key to write the national anthem. The flag measured 30 by 42 feet and carried 15 stars and 15 stripes. It flew over Fort McHenry during the British bombardment Sept. 13-14 1814.
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Mary Young Pickersgill
Francis Scott Kay
Fort McHenry
Oscar Winner Dead Robert Donat Dies at 53
London reports Robert Donat 53, Academy Award best actor in 1935 for Good bye Mr Chips, has died on Monday. The veteran actor gained fame across stage and screen in a long career.
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London
Robert Donat
Hollywood
Mr. Chips
Ackerman Succeeds Sullivan as Natas President
Hollywood executive Harry Ackerman has taken over as president of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences succeeding Ed Sullivan. Ackerman serves as vice president in charge of production for Screen Gems in Hollywood.
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Harry Ackerman
Hollywood TV
Ed Sullivan
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Ackerman
Screen
200 Workers Strike At Kaiser Ravenswood Plant
A Kaiser Aluminum reduction plant at Ravenswood reports 200 workers on strike over working conditions. Forty potroom workers walked out on the evening shift while the morning shift of 160 remained outside. Steel Workers Local 5668 says the strike was not sanctioned. About 1600 workers elsewhere in the plant continue at work with no picket lines.
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Ravenswood
Steel Workers Local 5668
De Gaulle Schedules Cabinet Talks on National Problems
Paris Premier Charles de Gaulle called his Cabinet to discuss a raft of problems and possibly announce new ministers. Debates on relations with Tunisia and Morocco were on the agenda with Finance Minister Antoine Pinay expected to outline France's economic troubles.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Tunisia
Morocco
Antoine Pinay
Weather outlook for Ohio and West Virginia
Warm humid weather with scattered thundershowers tonight and Tuesday. Ohio highs reach 90, lows around 68. West Virginia sees variable clouds with showers and thunderstorms, lows in the 60s, warmer Tuesday. Five day forecast shows near normal temperatures, cooling midweek, warming late week with additional thunderstorms possible Tuesday Wednesday and Friday Saturday.
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West Virginia
Old prewar truck found atop Cambridge Senate House
A battered prewar truck sits on the roof of Cambridge University Senate House after likely being hoisted by about a dozen students using a scaffolding derrick. Fire crews work to retrieve the vehicle from 150 feet above the street as graduation processions proceed below.
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Cambridge
England
Cambridge University
Senate House
States Begin Extending Jobless Benefits Under Federal Plan
Pennsylvania signed up for the federal extended unemployment program becoming the first state to enroll. New York set a June 23 start date under a standby law, while Rhode Island votes on Tuesday. Other states including Michigan Massachusetts Maryland Minnesota and Indiana are acting or considering action. Connecticut already extended benefits without federal aid and Ohio and Illinois may follow.
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Congress
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Maryland
Minnesota
Indiana
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Ohio
Illinois
Act Goes To House For Study
Eisenhower seeks a five year extension of the reciprocal trade program and power to cut tariffs by 25 percent in exchange for concessions. The House debates the measure amid rising protectionist opposition from Republicans and Democrats, with a two thirds veto provision on tariff actions and safeguards for domestic oil and mineral producers.
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Eisenhower
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U.S
United States
Richard M. Simpson
Rpa
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Geisha the coffee sniffer dog stars at German border
In Bonn Germany a female customs official nicknamed Geisha earns praise for detecting coffee smugglers. The two year old spaniel follows coffee scent to uncover hidden loads and is regarded as one of the most active border officials.
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Geisha
Bing
Government Gazette
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Fra
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