Kennedy Attacks Ike Nixon in Senate Speech
Senator Kennedy criticizes Eisenhower and Nixon in a prepared Senate address linking U S foreign policy to the stalled Paris summit. He urges a coordinated top level effort and an overhaul of foreign aid while urging Arab acceptance of Israel. In New York the Central Railroad seeks a halt to East mergers pending ICC inquiry as other lines push tie ups.
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Connecticut Court Upholds Parochial Bus Transportation Law
Hartford Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors rules that a state law allowing transportation of parochial school pupils in public school buses is constitutional. The decision sustains a policy affecting public school bus usage and private school pupils.
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Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors
Strike votes under way as missile base labor tensions rise
Machinists union members begin polling as strike deadlines loom for 50 000 workers nationwide. The walkout threatens Atlas missile base operations from Cape Canaveral to Vandenberg, disrupting tests and firing at the nation s only operational intercontinental missile.
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Cape Canaveral
Florida
California
Vandenberg Air Force Base
United States
Bardot plans exit from cinema after four films
French icon Brigitte Bardot reportedly announces she will quit movies after four more roles and turn to selling antiques, signaling a major career shift.
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Paris
Brigitte Bardot
183rd Anniversary Flag Day Observed With 49 Stars
The piece notes Old Glory is 183 years old with 49 stars and may be displayed if in good condition without the 50th star. Hawaii’s 50th star comes July 4, Alaska’s 49th star dated July 4, 1959. Many federal offices will show 48 or 49 star flags until stock runs out. The President proclaims June 14 as Flag Day.
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Hawaii
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Solon Opposes Antarctic Pact Over Security Fears
Sen Clair Engle of California testified against the Antarctic Treaty calling it dangerous to U S security and allies. He warned it could seal Soviet presence in Antarctica in exchange for vague assurances. The treaty bans military bases and nuclear activity while preserving scientific cooperation among 12 signatories including the United States Soviet Union Argentina Australia Belgium Chile France Japan New Zealand Norway South Africa Britain.
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United States
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Australia
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Chile
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Bricker Addresses 1171 at Ohio Boys State Event
Former Ohio governor and U. S. Senator John W. Bricker spoke to 1171 delegates at Ohio University Bird Arena during Boys State. He stressed leadership, cited Edison and the Wright brothers, touched on atomic and space ages, and praised self-government and friendships formed.
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Wright Brothers
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American Legion School
Manila Welcomes President Amid Tokyo Security Alert
Japanese security forces prepare for Eisenhower visit as a 2000 man regiment is placed on alert and police guard 25,000 officers against leftist protests. Demonstrations loom over the U S Japan security treaty with Kishi’s Liberal Democrats considering a Parliament recess.
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Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Kawasaki
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Eisenhower Lands in Manila to Rapt Philippine Welcome
A massive crowd estimated between 1.5 and 3 million cheered President Eisenhower in Manila as he rode with President Garcia through a confetti strewn route. The warm reception contrasted with Tokyo where leftist protests over the U S Japan defense treaty were fading.
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Eisenhower
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Nobursuke Kishi
Japan
United States
Cuban tribunal sentences insurgent ex Captain to death
A Cuban military tribunal sentenced insurgent ex Captain Manuel Beaton, age 30, and two accomplices to death for crimes against the state.
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Santiago
Cuba
Manuel Beaton
Grace of Monaco Returns Home After Philadelphia Visit
Princess Grace of Monaco has returned to Nice after visiting her ill father John B. Kelly in Philadelphia. She spent time with family during the trip and plans to resume official duties.
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Phone Delay Is Scheduled For Rutland Subscribers
Telephone service for Rutland subscribers will be interrupted Wednesday night and Thursday morning as General Telephone Co installs new equipment. Local service will be down about 30 minutes and long distance about four hours with an emergency line at Pomeroy and sheriff’s cruiser coverage. Local Rutland office location given.
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General Telephone Co
Pomeroy
Randolph Indicted for Murder as Curfew Times Set
Randolph is indicted for murder as Nelsonville Council approves curfew times. Summer enrollment up and 711 attend workshops. Athens guardsmen depart for camp this week. Local market notes and community items across Gallipolis Pomeroy Chauncey and Pt Pleasant are listed.
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West Reaffirms Firm Stance on Disarmament Control
Jules Moch for the five Western delegations declared the Western position constant and firm as he addressed the 10-nation conference. He warned the Soviet plan raises doubts on how controls would be applied and resisted a timetable that delays treaty terms beyond signature.
Heat Wave in Pakistan Claims Dozens
In LAHOPE Pakistan authorities report about 30 deaths from a four day heat wave with over 100 heat stroke cases. Temperatures ranged from 101 to 121 degrees.
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Lahope
Pakistan
LaMotta Confesses Faking 1947 Madison Square Bout
Jake LaMotta testifies he faked the 1947 knockout of Rocky Fox at Madison Square Garden. He says he was offered 100000 dollars to take a dive and previously claimed he was injured and unable to fight until the referee stopped the match.
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LaMotta-Fox
New York
Madison Square Garden
Ridgway Sees Adequate Security for Eisenhower in Tokyo
Retired Army general Matthew Ridgway says Japanese police can provide adequate protection for President Eisenhower during his Tokyo visit. He notes local forces' readiness and coordination with U.S. security teams.
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Japan
Eisenhower
Akron
Matthew B. Ridgway
New Trial Bid Lodged for Teamsters Leader Presser
William Presser head of the Ohio Teamsters group seeks a new trial arguing the prior conviction lacked substantial evidence. Also in Ohio notes Chris N. Kafka resigns as Milan mayor over embezzlement charges from a Columbus insurer. Public hearings and staff pay schedule reforms extend deadlines, and military command changes plus a murder sentence commutation are reported.
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William Presser
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Chris N. Kafka
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