Richardson Signs Bonus Contract With Yankees
Daryl Richardson, Austin High School baseball star, signed a substantial bonus contract with the New York Yankees. He will be sent to Kearney Nebraska as a third baseman outfielder, with Yankees scout Joe McDermott saying Richardson was the best high school prospect he had ever signed.
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Austin
New York Yankees
Richardson
Kearney
Neb
Joe McDermott
Yankee
Bill Skowron
Austin Packers
McDermott
Red ink deluge as U.S. posts peacetime deficit record
The United States ends its 1959 fiscal year with the largest peacetime budget deficit on record. President Eisenhower forecast about 12.9 billion dollars, with Budget Director Maurice H. Stans noting it could be several hundred million lower. Spender pressures keep the gap well above earlier records.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Eisenhower
Congress
Maurice H. Stans
Senate
Frozen With Terror Boys Killed by Train
In Caledonia New York two boys on a fishing trip on a railroad trestle were struck by a freight train. Paul Lathan 7 died after being knocked into a creek. William Hayward 8 was dragged to his death by the engine.
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Caledonia
N.Y
Paul Lathan
William Hayward
Paul
Norman
Motive Sought in Father-Son Bank Deaths at Lowry
In Lowry Minnesota state officials and Pope County sheriffs seek a motive after Stanley P. Billey age 58 shot his son Arthur 25 then killed himself at the Lowry State Bank. No witnesses. Inez Johnson found the bodies. Billey had taken over the bank last July 26 after years in banking and insurance in Castle Rock.
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de Kok
DeKck
Castle Rock
Dakota County
Khrushchev Orders Soviet Industry to Speed Up
Moscow reports Khrushchev demands higher output from automation and scientific research to close the gap with the United States. New orders emphasize meeting production targets across Soviet industry.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Satchmo Armstrong Ventures Outside
Louis Armstrong braved the noonday heat to attend a luncheon at Countess Alicia Paolozzi’s home, his first outing since pneumonia forced rest in a hotel. The jazz icon plans to fly to New York on Thursday to celebrate his 59th birthday on July 4.
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Louis
Armstrong
Satchmo
New York
Nine Die as US Jet Crashes Into Okinawa School
A pilotless USAF F100 Super Sabre crashed into the Miamori Elementary School area in Ishikawa, Okinawa, killing nine people and injuring 76 onlookers and locals. Reports differ on totals, with Okinawa police listing 16 dead and 80 hurt. The destruction damaged 30 houses and involved frantic evacuations as Okinawan residents, mostly locals and schoolchildren, sought safety.
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Okinawa
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Ishikawa
Robert W. Burns
Sth Air Force
Kadena Air Base
John G. Schmitt Jr
Chalmers, Ind
Author Warren calls Mazo a damned liar over Nixon book
AP reports Earl Warren challenged Earl Mazo, author of a Nixon biography, at a cocktail party accusing him of a dishonest account to boost Nixon. Mazo says Warren later cooled, insisting the dispute arose from Warren not reading the book and that they parted as friends after a lengthy talk.
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Earl Mazo
Richard M. Nixon
Earl Warren
Mazo
Warren
Nixon
Maze
California
Helen Gahagan Douglas
James Roosevelt
Douglas
Three Injured in Bus Truck Crash North of Fairmont
A Greyhound bus and a pickup collided on Hwy 15 about 16 miles north of Fairmont Minnesota early today. Three people were injured none seriously taken to a local hospital. passengers were trapped about an hour before doors were pried open.
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Hwy. 15
Here
Omaha-Twin Cities
Inflation Becomes Major 1960 Campaign Issue
Democrats and Republicans trade blame over rising living costs as the 1960 campaign looms. Senators Mansfield and Humphrey warn against giving Eisenhower power to raise long term bond interest ceilings, while Dirksen argues high rates reflect Democratic spending.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Mansfield
Senate
House Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Democratic Congress
Dirksen
Treasury
House Committee
Mediation Today in Dairy Strike Lockout
A second mediation session is set for 2 p.m. with Federal Mediator Frederick Lusk to end the dairy wage dispute involving Local 578 and Ankeny Bros. Distributing Co. The strike began June 18, dairy stores have milk, and talks follow failed offers.
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Frederick Lusk
Dairies
Ankeny Bros. Distributing Co
Measure Criticized by Chairman Wright
After nearly three hours of debate the Senate passed the compromise tax bill 46 to 19. The bill moves to the House. Sen. Donsald Wright of Minneapolis led the bitter attack, calling the plan a step backward in revenue policy.
Hope Security Program Can Be Continued
Washington officials studied how to modify defense plant worker screening after a Supreme Court ruling that the program lacks explicit authorization. They aimed to keep protections for three million civilian plant workers while preserving access to classified information and rights to defense against termination.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
William L. Greene
Engineering and Research Corp
Riverdale
Navy
Greene
Warren
Congress
Glittering Soviet Exhibition Opens in New York
The 42 day Soviet scientific and cultural exhibit at New York City's Coliseum opens with Frol Kozlov in attendance. Nixon warns there is no magic formula to end tensions as Kozlov aims to expand U S Soviet trade and meets Eisenhower Herter.
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Kremlin
Frol A. Kozlov
Richard M. Nixon
Kozlov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Siet Union
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Bolshoi Ballet
Model wife kills herself in suburban home tragedy
Dorothy Olsen Smith a 31 year old model housewife killed herself in a spotless kitchen by turning on gas taps after writing that housework left her with no time for anything else. She sat her two young daughters on her lap as Cyril found them dead and Vivien and Marion survived.
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Cyril
Vivien
Marion
Weather update from The Herald on roof site
Reading at 8 30 a m shows high 68 low 40 with .44 inches precipitation in the past 24 hours. General forecast indicates rain. Weather at The Herald Building for Monday noted.
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