Eisenhower Calls Top Officials to White House Missile Talks
President Eisenhower summoned McElroy, Dillon and all service chiefs to a White House session to resolve interservice disputes over Nike Hercules and Bomarc missiles. Hagerty said the talks would focus on the U.S. air defense program and declined to predict outcomes or reports. He denied any world crisis prompting the meeting.
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Eisenhower
Pentagon
White House
Hagerty
Neil H. McElroy
McElroy
C. Douglas Dillon
Armed Services
Army
Air Force
Congress
Soviet Premier Koslov Seeks Talks With Ike During US Visit
First Deputy Premier Frol Koslov of the Soviet Union requests a meeting with President Eisenhower during a 10 day U S visit. He aims to tour about six American cities in early July and may appear on U S television as part of the exchange with Vice President Nixon's Moscow trip. Soviet Ambassador Menshikov asked the State Department to help arrange Koslov's trip.
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Frol Koslov
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
United States
Koslov
Kremlin
New York
New York Coliseum
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Moscow
Sokolniki Park
Us.s
R. Nixon
Siberia
Mikhail Menshikov
State Department
Western ministers fear Geneva talks near total collapse
Western foreign ministers voiced deep concern over a possible Geneva conference breakdown with the Soviet Union over Berlin and a summit. Secretary of State Herter and French Foreign Minister Couve de Murville warned the danger surpasses Britain’s Lloyd, while Khrushchev's Budapest interview fueled alarm and a possible halt to talks.
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Soviet Union
Berlin
Christian A. Herter
Maurie Couve de Murville
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
Hungary
Gromyko
Budapest
Khrushchev
First Missile A-Sub Is Set for Launching
The George Washington, the nation s first missile firing nuclear powered submarine, slides down the ways at Groton Conn as 10000 spectators watch. President Eisenhower hails the vessel as a crucial deterrent and hopes it stays ready but unused. Builders trials to follow after fitting out.
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Conn
Eisenhower
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
George Washington
Asst
Defense
Wilfred J. McNeil
the Navy
William B. Franke
Navy
Special Projects Office
William F. Raborn Jr
Robert B. Anderson
Secretary of the Treasury
General Dynamics’ Board
Frank Pace Jr
the Army
Ike to Address AMS Annual Meet in Atlantic City
President Eisenhower will speak at the 108th annual American Medical Society meeting in Atlantic City New Jersey. His address titled The Doctor's Influence in Our Civilization will air live on CBS and Mutual networks. Actor Sonny Hale dies at 57 after throat infection in London.
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Atlantic City
Eisenhower
American Medical Society
CBS
Mutual
Court upholds visa denial power over Red China travel
The U.S Court of Appeals ruled the State Department may deny passports to Americans traveling to Communist areas the United States deems trouble spots. The case stems from journalist William Worthy Jr who visited Red China in 1956 and Hungary in 1957 and was denied renewal for refusing to agree to travel restrictions.
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Washington
U.S Court of Appeals
State Department
Red China
William Worthy Jr
Rett Prettyman
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Prettyman
Daylight Saving Plan Stalemated After House Senate Clash
The daylight saving conference committee met but failed to settle the dispute. House members planned an informal poll on the issue that divides both chambers. The House attached an advisory referendum for the 1960 general election, which the Senate rejected. The bill proposes a daylight period from the fourth Sunday in May to the day after Labor Day.
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ST. Paul
Daylight Saving Conference
House
Senate
Gov Earl Long Hopes to Be Home Soon
Gov Earl K Long, calling from a Galveston Texas clinic by phone with physicians approval, urged Louisiana lawmakers to pass his sponsored bills as the Legislature neared final adjournment. The calls marked a last public push before adjournment.
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
Galveston
Tex
Louisiana
Tax conference panel formed with eight new members
A Minnesota tax conference committee was named featuring eight new members and excluding the two most controversial figures on the first two committees. Sen. Donald Wright of Minneapolis and Rep. D. D. Wozniak of St. Paul withdrew at their own request.
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ST. Paul
Donald Wright
Minneapolis
Rep
D. D. Wozniak
House Tax Committee
Sen
Ike. Sound dollar drives 1960 GOP bid
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon promote a sound dollar as the GOP path to victory. A $100-a-plate Republican dinner drew over party members, raising more than $300000 for campaign committees to be split 60 40 between House and Senate units. The event showcased GOP unity and fundraising zeal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
House
Congress
Nixon
Congressional
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
GOP
Richard M. Simpson
Pennsylvania
White House
Signing of heavyweight title contract halted in New York
The signing of Floyd Patterson versus Ingemar Johansson’s world heavyweight title contract was stopped by Gen. Melvin L. Krulewitch, chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission. The article also notes President Eisenhower addressing Republicans about fiscal policy.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Melvin L. Krulewitch
New York State Athletic Commission
Machen
Patterson
Johansson
Gatesborg
Johansson- Machen
Kaufman
Minneapolis Voters Elect City Officials
Minneapolis voters elect a mayor and a full 13 member City Council with focus on the mayoral race. Dillon argues for a party ballot. Peterson urges nonpartisan city government amid broader election coverage.
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Minneapolis
Gerald R. Dillon
P. Kenneth Peterson
Peterson
Republiccan
Nevada child electrocuted while mowing with electric mower
A 1-year-old girl was electrocuted Sunday while in a yard when her mother Sandra Smith in Nevada stepped into a water-filled ditch with an electric mower. Police investigated the incident as a tragic household accident.
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Nevada
Sandra Smith
Districts listed for reapportionment bill in Minnesota
AP reports proposed districts in the compromise reapportionment bill. It details combinations of counties and cities for each district including Houston Fillmore Winona Wabasha Olmsted Rochester Mower Dodge Goodhue Rice Waseca Steele Freeborn Faribault Martin Blue Earth Mankato and rural areas with specified senators and representatives.
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Rochester
Haverhill
Cascade
Marion
Mower
Dodge Counties
Mower County
Austin
Dodge
Goodhue
Rice
Waseca
Steele
Freeborn
Faribault
Martin
Firefighters Use Heads Hose to Supply Gas Bridge Fire
Firefighters laid hose across St Louis Bay to reroute gas from Duluth after a Northen Pacific railway bridge fire severed a gas line. Crews battled flames in cold Lake Superior water while boats aided the operation. Damage estimated at about 100000 to the bridge and connections. Trains rerouted over a nearby span.
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Superior, Wis
St. Louis Bay
Duluth
Minn
Coast Guard
Grassy Point
Catholics May Produce U S President, Says Publication
The Living Church, a Protestant Episcopal weekly, argues Catholics could be good candidates for the U S presidency. Its June 14 editorial asserts there is no reason a "good Roman Catholic" should be barred from seeking the office and that the church may yet provide America a president.
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New York
The
Living Church
United States
America
Minnesota House approves district plan for 1962 election
The House passed a compromise bill by 84 to 35 to redraw districts for 1962. It would raise House seats from 151 to 155 while keeping the Senate at 67, reshuffling to reflect population growth. Hennepin County gains four senators and eight representatives. Ramsey County gains one senator and two representatives. The plan uses 1950 data and moves to the Senate for approval.
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ST. Paul
House
Senate
Hennepin County
Ramsey County
Tax Conferees Appointed As Deadlock Persists
Eight new men joined the tax conference but no side shifted. Senate leaders John Zwach and House leader Fred Cina stay on. New House members are Peter Popovich Dan Conroy Edmund Conn and Richard ODea. New Senate members are Donald Sinclair Charles Root Leo Lauerman and Harold OLaughlin.
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House
John Zwach
Walnut Grove
Fred Cina
Aurora
New House
Peter Popovich
St. Paul
Dan Conroy
Dumont
Edmund F. Conn
Alden
Richard O'Dea
Mahtomedi
Weather Brief from The Herald Roof Observatory
Reading at 8 30 am shows 61 degrees with high 88 and low 50 in the last 24 hours. Clear conditions prevail. The Herald Building reports similar calm weather and temperatures.
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