Strong Rule Of Rhee Threatens To Collapse
In Seoul President Syngman Rhee offered to resign or call new elections after all night street protests and U.S. pressure. The National Assembly urged immediate resignation and elections to replace it. Unclear when resignations and elections occur as Rhee vanishes from view amid a power vacuum and rival party resignations.
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Rhee
Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
U.S
Ment
National Assembly
Liberal Party
George Washington
Labor-Management Peace Talks Planned at White House
Washington AP President Eisenhower is arranging a high level labor management peace meeting with Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell and AFL-CIO President George Meany. They plan to invite individual top employers with AFL-CIO labor agreements to meet privately, aiming for informal talks to foster industrial peace and public interest in price stability and growth. Mitchell is leading the arrangements despite opposition from some employer groups.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
Afl-Cio
George Meany
White House
Mitchell
Meany
Congress
National Assn. of Manufacturers
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Negotiations on border dispute end without progress
Nehru and Chou Enlai wrap week of talks in New Delhi with a joint communique noting greater understanding but no agreement. Nehru rejects Chou proposal to abandon Ladakh claim while Chou offers to yield northeast frontier. both see limited gains and persistent tensions. Nixon faces two state primaries with unopposed Kennedy and Nixon outcomes in play.
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New Delhi
Nehru
Chou Enlai
Chou
India
Ladakh
Kashmir
China
Nepal
Peiping
Northeast Frontier
Tibet
Sinkiang
De Gaulle Toasted By New York in First Visit in 15 Years
A cheering crowd welcomed French President Charles de Gaulle on arrival at LaGuardia for a brief one day visit. Mayor Wagner praised him as a great man as De Gaulle promised to dive into New York’s ocean of ideas. A 40 man honor guard saluted as he stepped from the Air Force plane and a ticker tape parade awaited him down Broadway.
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New York
Charles de Gaulle
Robert F. Wagner
de Gaulle
U.S
Air Force
LaGuardia Field
Washington
Manhattan
Broadway
Wagner
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Aged Mother And Son Found Shot To Death In Limerick
LIMERICK The bodies of a 90 year old woman and her son both shot to death were found at their home outside Limerick. Sheriff Harold R. Nason called circumstances suspicious but did not elaborate. Victims identified as Amanda Martel 90 and Edward 67. Martel in barn. Mrs. Martel in a bedroom. Both believed dead since last night.
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Limerick
Harold R. Nason
Amanda Martel
Edward
Martel
Peter
Gordon C. Hamiin
Westbrook
Pierre A. Harnois
Stephen Regina
State Police
Missile sets record at Cape Canaveral
A Polaris missile flew over 1,150 miles in a fully successful test at Cape Canaveral, its longest range yet for the submarine weapon. Launched from a land pad, the 28 foot solid fuel missile aimed to fix second stage technical bugs.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla.p
Navy
Ayer Sees Big GOP Turnout in Bangor Convention
Maine Republican leader B Frederick Ayer predicts a record 3200 delegates will attend the state GOP convention in Bangor on Thursday and Friday to choose delegates for the national convention in Chicago. Vice President Nixon is favored to win Maine’s 16 votes amid talks of Rockefeller support. Gov Reed will chair and deliver the opening address, followed by U.S. Sen Margaret Chase Smith and U.S. Rep Clifford G. McIntire.
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Massachusetts
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Simpson
Alvin R. Bush
West Virginia
Kennedy
Hubert M. Humphrey
Minnesota
Augusta
B .Frederick Ayer
Bangor
Chicago
Maine
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Reed
U. S
Margaret_ Chase Smith
Clifford G. McIntire
Maine Cancer Crusade begins with 22 000 volunteers for 1960 drive
In Maine, 22 000 volunteers will canvass homes this evening to seek donations for the 1960 Maine Cancer Crusade. Ward 1 chair Mrs. Robert Johnson leads captains Mrs. Norman Goldthwait Mrs. George Hutchins and Mrs. John Cotsinas. Ward 2 chair Mrs. Harold Duranceau heads captains including Mrs. Rolande Bernier Donald Beaudoin Miss Yvonne Lafriviere William Audie and Mrs. Eva Dubuc. Ward 3 chair Mrs. Rudolph Cote directs captains Mrs. Rose Fournier Mrs. Wilfred Dubois and Mrs. Gaston Bouch.
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Maine
Biddefor
Ward
Robert Johnson
Norman Goldthwait
George Hutchins
John Cotsinas
Harold Duranceau
Rolande Bernier
Donald Beaudoin
Yvonne Lafriviere
William Audie
Eva Dubuc
Nancy Mathieu
Rudolph Cote
Rose Fournier
Wilfred Dubois
Gaston Bouch
Cuban Officials Hold American Pirates in Havana
Cuban authorities detained Alvin Table Jr. and William Lees, two American fugitives, after their stolen yacht ran aground near Isabela de Saga. They fled Cuba’s coast following the murder of a boat captain who refused to land them, while a Coast Guard plane escorted the pair to Nassau amid tense U.S.-Cuba relations. Barbara Table, their 18 year old bride, remained on Elbow Cay.
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Havana
Bahaman Island
Alvin Table Jr
William Lees
Isabela de Saga
Bahamas
Taple
Lees
Table
Barbara Fisher
San Antonio
Tex
Key West
Elbow Cay
Angus Boatwright
Kent Hokanson
Muriel
Boatwright
Hokanson
Barbara Table
Coast Guard
Nassau
United States
Cuba
Barbara
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Torrance
Public Aid Is Sought In Probes In New Hampshire
Governor Wesley Powell mobilized state law enforcement to pursue the Londonderry disappearance of 2 year old Diana Frenette and the Manchester homicide of 18 year old Sandra Valade. He summoned agency heads and Attorney General Louis Wyman to a conference, linking the cases to a hacked torso found in Dracut, Massachusetts, as Massachusetts investigators weigh theories.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Goveror
Londonderry
Manchester
Wesley Powell
Diana Frenette
Sandra Valade
Louis C. Wyman
Dracut
Mass
Massachusetts
Bates Manufacturing Names New Chairman and President
Lewiston Maine Bates Manufacturing Co names Mrs Sylvia Martin as new board chairman and A Phillip Goldsmith as president. Martin widow of former Bates leader Lester Martin who died a year ago. Chair vacated earlier by 24 Armitage, Boston investment banker. Both leaders reside in New York City.
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Lewiston
Bates Manufacturing Co
Maine
Sylvia Martin
A. Phillip Goldsmith
Julius Kayser & Co
South Portland Shipyard Fire Destroys Boats and Buildings
A large fire at Donald Crandall’s shipyard in South Portland destroyed three two story wooden buildings and several boats, including a 24 foot pleasure craft built for Clyde Bowen. Losses exceed 100000 dollars with boats valued around 50600 plus structures. No injuries reported as the blaze, near Portland Harbor, was battled by South Portland and Portland fire crews.
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South Portland Rra
Donald Crandall
Portland Harbor
Clyde Bowen
Chebeague Island
Thor
Brown Chandlery
Joan and
Harris Co
Portland
Lloyd Hay
Crandall
South Portland
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Henry Fuller
York
Carroll Clark
State Republican Committee
Ogunquit
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William Pomerleau
Biddeford
Register of Probate
Francis X. Lamontagne
Republican City Committee
Atty
Philip Graves
House of Representatives
John M. Chang
Democratic Party
Lee Ki-Poong
Huh Chung
Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Copr
Gen. Fea. Corp
The
Bishops’ Relief Fund
Jewish
United Jewish Appeal
Advertising Council
Main Street
Gotham
Mark McCullough
Carlton Brock
Albert Rhames
Urbain Langevin
Karole Duranceau
Irma St. /mand
Lawrence Lumb
Ayer
Cancer Crusade
Calif
Beverly
Beverly Table
Miami
Redondo Beach
Arkansas
Gold Star
Kennebunk American Legion Auxiliary
Hugh Googins
David Trembley
Edna Stevens
Raymond Hutchins
Edgar Hamilton
Ond
Charles Belyea
Zella Tibbetts
Georgia Evans
Maybelle Watson
Gertrude Gosselin
Julie Dutremble
Mrs. Martin
Bates
Valle’s Steak House
Scarborough
Valle
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