Twining Trip to Russia Could Spur Visiting Accord
U S officials foresee Moscow inviting other American military leaders after General Twining accepts Soviet Aviation Day invitation June 24 with White House Defense groups open to broader exchanges. Eisenhower favorable to more contact while guarding allied security.
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Washington—P
U. S
Moscow
Nathan F
United States
Air Force
Donald A. Quarles
Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Defense Department
Eisenhower
California Campaign Edge In Kefauver Stevenson Race
Kefauver leads Kefauver 221 718 to 200 447 in Florida with 22 000 margin while Stevenson camps in California criticizing old guard attacks on civil rights. A Lake Erie amusement park riot linked to racial tension injured six aboard a Buffalo bound voyage.
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N. Y
Lake Erie Amusement Park
Florida
Stevenson
Kefauver
Ontario
Steven
Fair
T Negto
California
J. E. Legate
Crystal
Los Angeles
Grand Jury in Vinton Declines School Padding Probe
The Vinton County grand jury refused to investigate alleged attendance padding in the Brown Zaleski School District despite guidance from Prosecutor W H Lohr and the court. Jurors asserted original jurisdiction to act on matters beyond prosecutor or state board direction.
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Vimer County
Grand Jury
Brown-Zaleski
Vinton
W. H. Lohr
Lohr
Manslaughter Conviction For Abortion Death Case
New York jury convicts Thomas Daniel of manslaughter in the abortion death of Jacqueline Smith. Smith, 20, of Lebanon Pennsylvania, was dismembered after a fatal abortion in Daniel's apartment last Christmas Eve. Co-defendant Leo Pijuan, 46, pleads guilty to manslaughter and faces sentencing.
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New York
p—Thomas
Daniel
Jacqueline Smith
Souna Vanes
Guy Uesday
Warren
Ohio
Miss Smith
Lebanon
Leo Pijuan
Pijuan
Chester ‘Smith
Steel Company
Katherine
Swimmer Plunges Over Shoshone Falls in Idaho Drift
On Memorial Day the Snake River swept water skier Melvin W. Hulbert of Boise over Shoshone Falls 212 feet high. Despite desperate rescues by towing boats, Hulbert remained missing, as witnesses described his drift toward the falls and the perilous last-minute efforts.
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Twin
Six Deaths Reported for Memorial Day Weekend Safety
Six accidental deaths occurred from 6 p.m. Tuesday to midnight, with four from train fire incidents. A Navy jet crash in northwestern Illinois left wreckage and body parts recovered after a severe thunderstorm.
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Unicans
Cannes
Rock Island
Ill
Navy
Ilinois Orn
Bow Plans Floor Speech On Foreign Aid Bill
Representative Bow of Ohio announced plans to amend the foreign aid bill to free American servicemen overseas from foreign judicial control. The bill is slated for House floor debate on June 6 and 7.
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Bow
Washington
Ohio
Auto Death Halt Urged Amid Rising Highway Toll
National Safety Council president Ned H. Dearborn warned there is time to stop a rising highway death trend after April's toll of 2960, the highest for the month. He noted four month fatalities at 11,550, a record, and urged prompt action by officials and communities to curb the increase.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
Dearborn
Couple Faces Second Trial Overdrawn Bank Funds
A federal case resumes after a hung jury in the earlier trial of Paul J D Logsdon and spouse accused of over drawing their bank account by 235000 dollars. The wife faces 18 counts and a new trial date is set.
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Vmenopuny
Ryan—Amat
Paul J. D. Logsdon
Sheriff Candidate Withdraws as Recount Continues
A recount of the sheriff race proceeds amid disclosures from a witness about checks written with insufficient funds. Candidates including T J Mor, Barrett, Campbell Stevens, and George Kahaen are involved as the county court continues review of alleged bank dishonors and related ballots.
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Sue
Point Fleasant
T. J. Mor
Rison
Bernard
Barrett
Earl Mohr
George Kahaen
Campbell Stevens
House of Delegates
Bissell
John Wheaton
Logsdon
Ike Urges Vigilance Against Campaign Complacency
President Eisenhower warned supporters not to become complacent in the 1964 campaign urging hard work for continuity of his administration's middle of the road philosophy. He called for a Republican Congress to back his program and touted U.S. prestige and progress toward goals that remain to be achieved.
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Ike
Eisenhower
Aagea Wat
United States
Memorial Day Fatal Spat Between Couple
A Day of arguing over a vacation led to death as a man shot his wife after she urged him to shoot himself. Holm claimed the gun went off accidentally. the wife professed love for her husband and said she didn’t intend harm. Nelder cited the couple’s contentious quarrel as the motive.
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Dan Francisco
Holm
Nelder
Queen Elizabeth Review Parade Amid Security Sweep
Crowds line sunlit London streets as Queen Elizabeth rides by on horseback to review troops. Extra police flood city from provinces while plainclothes detectives patrol for three Cypriot gunmen said to carry assassination orders.
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sUispace
London
Elizabeth
England
Ohio Cities Install Sewage Plants In Fight To Conquer Pollution
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board reports progress in preventing pollution through sewerage upgrades. About 6 cities have new or adequate treatment plants, 2 additional municipalities are adding facilities, and 15 more are expanding capacity. In total 1.58 million of Ohio’s urban residents live in areas served by treatment plants. Cities adding new plants include Athens Cambridge Maple Heights New Philadelphia Ironton Logan Miamisburg. others replacing older plants are Canton Kent Shelby Wadsworth.
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Ohio
Ohio Water Cou Wal Board
Vunan
Hall
Dade Tabula
Athens
Cambridge
Shocton
Maple Heights
New Philadelphia
Ironton
Logan
Miamisburg
UN Withdraws Members To Neutral Korea Zone
The UN Command announces it will end all Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission operations in South Korea and pull team members back into the neutral zone. Gard accuses Czech and Polish officers of perversion of the armistice. North Korea denies impropriety and claims UN aircraft in the area.
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Korea
Panmunjom
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
South Korea
Gard
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Armistice Commission
North Korea
En- |Ale
Senate Approves Highway Bill For Ohio Funding
The Senate approved a highway funding bill sending requests to the White House. Ohio would receive about 1.09 billion dollars over thirteen years, with the House proposing 1.48 billion. It remains unclear how the plan would affect the Ohio Turnpike and whether a free superhighway would disrupt business.
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Ohio
White House
Senate
House
Buckeye
Bureau of Public Roads
Democrats vow harmony after pledges from opposition leaders
Senator Earle C. Clements reported broad support from the enemy camp within his party and said Democrats will carry on in full harmony in the November general election. The Senate majority whip noted encouragement from leaders including Governor A B Chandler following his victory over Joe B Bates in Tuesday's Pemper primary.
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Saruanvinaon
Earle C. Clements
Senate
Whp
A.B. Chandler
Joe B. Bates
Road Deaths Reach 94 In Low Memorial Toll
Traffic deaths over Memorial Day show at least 94 fatalities in a 3 hour period from 6 p.m. Tuesday to midnight Wednesday. Across the nation 29 drowned and 28 killed in miscellaneous accidents, with Chicago reporting an alltime high toll for April and the first four months of 1934.
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National Safety Council
Engineer Dies as B O Train Leaves Track
A Baltimore and Ohio Limited derailed near a tunnel thirty miles east of Parkerburg. The engineer and several crew members were missing while eleven cars were towed back. Some passengers received minor injuries as the diesel engine and baggage cars toppled into a swollen river.
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Parkersburg
W. Waismn
Baltimore and
Ohio
Orly
Kerrburg
Clarksong
New York
St. Louis
Boulder
Paul R. Hooten
Graf
Mughes River
Louis
Clarksburg
Ville
Washington
Fort Worth
Texas
Nene
Three Major Steel Firms Open Joint Negotiations With USW
Unions and executives from U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel met USW leaders in Pittsburgh to begin unprecedented joint talks. The three firms sat at one table yet stated they would negotiate independently. President David Meronaia announced the procedure earlier this week.
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Sittsburm
United Steel Workers
U. S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Co
Repubic Steel Co
David 3
Edith Wall
Amrit Kaur
Chow
Mine Explosions Rock Cyprus Base Amid Unrest
Mine detonations strike a new British base on Cyprus south coast. Eight unexploded mines found in a building under construction. Cypriot workers go on strike fearing further blasts as violence rises with Greek Cypriot deaths and British soldier casualties.
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Icosia
Chorat
Cyprus
Pase
Episcopt
Suez Canal
Greece
Boycott Rumors Echo in Tallahassee Bus Service
In Tallahassee Florida a Negro boycott of city bus service continues. Officials report after one day of operation the boycott has proven about percent effective with limited service disruption.
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Tallahassee
Fla
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