Kennedy Calls Labor Bill Adequate for Senate Action
Senator John F. Kennedy said the labor bill ready for Senate action would be fully adequate to curb union abuses. He noted support from Sen. John L. McClellan and a 12-1 Senate Labor Committee vote, while detailing key provisions including full public union financial reporting and a mandatory secret ballot for officer elections.
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John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Kennedy
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Senate Labor Committee
William F. Knowle
California
WBE
Unidh
Senate approves 3.71 billion foreign aid bill
The Senate passed a 3.7129 billion foreign aid program by 51 to 17 after rejecting efforts to trim total or halt aid to Communist Poland and Yugoslavia. Final vote split 26 Republicans and 28 Democrats for. 8 Republicans and 9 Democrats against. The measure moves to a House Senate conference to reconcile differences.
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Washington
Senate
Poland
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
House
Senate House
Appropriations Committees
Weather outlook for the weekend with scattered storms
Mostly cloudy and mild conditions prevail with scattered showers and thunderstorms through Sunday. Highs near 75 to 85 degrees on Sunday with a cool down into Monday as skies turn partly cloudy and cooler.
Ouster of Russian Diplomat Ordered by U S
The United States orders Nikolai J. Kurochkin to leave the country as a Soviet diplomat for paying hundreds of dollars to an American for Army manuals and secret documents. The State Department labels him persona non grata and recalls details to defense and justice before expulsion.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Nikolai J. Kurochkin
Kurochkin
Moscow
U.S
John A. Baker Jr
Westport
Conn
David Waters
Waters
Defense and Justice Departments
Sergei A. Striganov
Foy D. Kohler
Yuri P. Krylov
Iowa State Plans Inaugural Honor Program in Home Economics
Iowa State College will inaugurate an honors program in the division of home economics to reward outstanding students. A student with an all college average of 3.70 or higher after two or more quarters may request designation as an honors student, and those who qualify at graduation will have the notation on their diploma.
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Iowa State College
Home Economics
Eaton to visit Russia for peace crusade
Cleveland industrialist Cyrus Eaton, who last year backed a world science meeting in Canada, receives a letter from Premier Nikita Khrushchev praising his efforts for world peace. Eaton plans a forthcoming trip to Russia to continue his peace crusade.
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Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
Canada
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Eaton
UPI
McCone Nominated to Succeed Strauss on AEC
President Eisenhower named John A. McCone of Los Angeles to fill the Atomic Energy Commission seat vacated by Lewis Strauss with Strauss to step down June 30 as chairman. Senators expect McCone to be named chairman if confirmed while probing his views on atomic policy and business ties.
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John A. McCone
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower Friday
McCone
Los Angeles
Lewis L. Strauss
AEC
Strauss
William F. Knowland
Rcalif
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
House Atomic Energy Committee
Commission
Anderson
Eisenhower
MecCone
John A McCone
UPI
Flagman Killed at Chariton Race Track
Loren Ford of Des Moines, acting as flagman, was killed at Chariton Friday night when a stock car forced off the track near the grandstand. Mrs Waunila Cooper, owner, said a car split the field and struck Ford, who was thrown about 30 feet. The accident happened at the finish of the event.
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Chariton
Loren
Sonny) Ford
Des Moines
Ford
Waunila Cooper
Lincoln Cub Scouts Father-Son Picnic Planned
Members of Lincoln Cub Scout Pack No. 34 will hold a father son picnic at Sunnyside Park at 6 p.m. Tuesday. Cubs are to bring a sack lunch.
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Lincoln Cub Scouts
Lincoln Cub Scout Pack No
Sunnyside Park
Police Hold Father In Savage Killing Of 16 Month Old Son
Atlanta police detain Jason Campbell 27 on murder charges after his 16 month old son John Robert Campbell died from beatings and extensive bites at the Roswell home. The mother testified she witnessed the abuse and that Campbell said he bit the child when he became mad.
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Atlanta
George Christian
Jason Campbell
John Robert Campbell
Campbell
Roswell
East Point
Summers
Danny
Limited war seen as alternative to total war says Air Force scientist
In Wichita, Dr Harold Wooster argues total war would bring global death from action and a limited war may be the practical choice. He notes the dire stakes include cities and shipping tags as potential targets. Also mentions a vacation by Kenneth and Mrs. Jackson to Denver.
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Wichita
Kan
Air Force
Harold Wooster
Washington
Kansas Institute of Internation Relations
NAACP Backs King After Enrollment Attempt
The NAACP defended Clennon King a Negro professor ordered to the state mental hospital after he tried to enroll at the all-white University of Mississippi in Oxford. King, 37, had promoted segregation while at Alcorn A&M College and was taken to Whitfield Hospital for psychiatric examination after a lunacy hearing. The NAACP argued no judgment of mental impairment should be attached to King for his segregation stance and critiques of the Court, calling such a move a violation of fair play.
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Jackson
Miss
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Clennon King
State
University of Mississippi
King
Alcorn
A&m College
Oxford
Whitfield Hospital
New York
NAACP
Supreme Court of the United States
Mississippi
Boy Hangs Self With Buggy Whip In Montana County
Ten year old Tim Cornell Schlepp accidentally hanged himself Friday while climbing a ladder to a hayloft in Pondera County. Coroner Ev Wyse said the wooden whip handle remained in a ladder rung as the leash tightened. Visiting relatives from Portland are staying with the Eyers at 400 Locust Street while visiting family in Kansas City.
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Hardy
Mont
Tim Cornell Schlepp
Pondera County
Ev Wyse
Floyd Eyer
Portland
Ore
Scott Pollack
Pollock
Huoruld Hitch
Kansas City
Kaus
Holdup Killer Kirkham Dies On Gallows At Dawn
Barton Kay Kirkham, 21, was executed by hanging at dawn in Point of the Mountain Utah after two years on death row for killing two people in a grocery store holdup. He maintained no remorse, asked God for forgiveness, and died calmly as Sheriff Beckstead and prison officials observed. No family attended the execution.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Barton Kay Kirkham
George Beckstead
Kirkham
Sheriff Beckstead
W. C. Knott
Beckstead
State Pardons Board
Tornado Stricken Area Buries Dead in Wisconsin
Menomonie Wisconsin reports the tornado toll rising to 28 with funerals planned for the victims. Gov Vernon Thomson ordered road blocks to keep sightseers out as recovery efforts proceed in the four county area. The hardest hit Colfax community saw 12 deaths.
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Wis
Vernon Thomson
Thomson
Wisconsin Traffic Patrol
National Guard
Four-Counle
Colfax
Hardest Hat
Vietum
Deny Salan Rumor In Algiers Aimed At Sauselle
An Algerian report claimed Jacques Soustelle would be named ambassador to Washington by de Gaulle. Spokesmen for Gen Raoul Satan denied the rumor and dismissed the talk as unfounded. Paris sources also rejected the suggestion of Soustelle’s appointment to any high diplomatic post in West Germany.
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Oran
Algeria
All
Public Safety Committee
Raul Salan
UPI Telephoto
Algiers
Raoul Satan
de Gaulle
Jacques Saustelle
West Germany
Soustelle
Washington
Paris
France
Raoul Salan
Sian
Agu Gé¢al
Andre Malraux
Egypt
Tunisia
Golden Rule Crewmen Jailed in Nuclear Test Protest
The Golden Rule skipper and three crewmen, all Friends except one Methodist, are jailed after conspiring to sail a 30 foot ketch into the Eniwetok nuclear test zone despite a federal injunction. Albert Smith Bigelow, 52, of Cos Cob Connecticut, received 60 days along with three others. a stay request to Supreme Court Justice Douglas was filed to permit sea passage if granted.
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U. S
mid-Pacific
Albert Smith Bigelow
Navy
Cos Cob, Conn
Eniwetok
U. Wirin
Los Angeles
Attourney
San Francisco
William O. Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
Douglas
Wirin
Washington
D. C
Bigelow
William Huntington
St. James
Long Island
N. Y
George Willoughby
Blackwood Terrace
Orion Sherwood
Poughkeepsie
Society of Friends
Sherwood
James Peck
New York City
Coast Guard
UAW to Discuss Enforcement on No-Strike Policy
UAW leaders convened a meeting of rural union officials from Chrysler plants in the Detroit area to discuss enforcing the no strike rule as the union operates without contracts at Chrysler General Motors and Ford. The walkoutless week triggered labor tensions at Chrysler Plymouth plants where operations halted affecting about 1 700 workers across two shifts after two former stewards were laid off and reacted with a work stoppage.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Tug
Plymouth
De Gaulle Cabinet Sets Algeria Elections and Reforms
Paris AP Premier Charles de Gaulle’s cabinet fast tracks his Algeria pacification plan and endorses a new equality formula. A Moslem joins the cabinet as elections are slated in Algeria within a month, with a referendum set for October 5 on reforms to empower the executive.
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Paris
Charles de Gaule
Algeria
Algiers
Macmillan Arrives in Washington for Informal Talks
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Washington for informal talks with President Eisenhower and speeches at DePauw University in Indiana. He and his wife landed in a New Britannia propjet and will meet Dulles at the airport, then proceed to Ottawa to confer with Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker before Monday.
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Harold Macmillan
London
Eisenhower
Macmillan
National
Dulles
United States
Indiana
DePauw University
Dues
Theodor Heuss
West Germany
Heuss
White House
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Rebels backed by four B29 bombers reach Celebes region
Indonesian air force officials said rebels in north Celebes are now supported by four B29 bombers stationed somewhere outside Indonesia. They refused to specify bases but noted Jakarta controls the only airfields large enough for the planes.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Celebes
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