Eisenhower Hosts GOP Breakfast on Budget Push
President Eisenhower met about 40 House Republicans at a White House breakfast to press for his budget and key programs. While participants called the session friendly, several said no pressure or arm twisting, cautioning the effort may be too late to prevent deep cuts or win support for the school construction bill.
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New Hampshire
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Indiana
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Gettysburg
Asher Burdick
North Dakota
Kansas
Burdick
Area Woman Killed In Wreck In Pike County Kentucky
Mrs. Jane Wampler Deel of Williamson West Virginia died in a highway crash near Dunlap Pike County while en route to visit her parents for Father's Day. The 25 year old was married to Beetcher Deel and survived by her parents Floyd and Mrs Wampler two sisters and a brother. State police suspect she may have fallen asleep at the wheel.
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Jane Wampler Deal
Williamson
W. Va
van Sant
Beetcher
Bitter Lumber Co
Sherry Ann
Floyd Edes
Grundy Fvar Rangem
Stevenson faults South Africa policy as impractical
Adlai Stevenson called South Africa's segregation policies impractical and unwise during a weeklong visit, while a government official labeled him guilty of discourtesy and lack of good manners. He met with Prime Minister J. G Strijdom and other officials in Capetown, noting interdependence of races and predicting increasing racial consciousness and tension despite housing improvements. Foreign Secretary Eric Louw condemned the remarks as unacceptable and noted similar U.S. officials' flak from Washington.
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Adlai Stevenson
South Africa
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Eric Louw
Johannesburg Star
United States
Louw
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Sen
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D-Ri
Rep
Frances Bolton
Rohio
Southrica
Green Urges Senate Back Aid Bill For U S Security
Senator Green of Rhode Island urged Senate support for a 3.637 billion foreign aid bill. He criticized meat axe cuts and called for fact based reductions after his Foreign Relations Committee trimmed requests by 227 million dollars to tighten administration and ensure careful project evaluation. Green noted the panel moved quickly and referenced the President's aid message sent May 25 for signature.
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D-Ri
United States
Green
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Eisenhower
Bourges Maunoury Named French Premier Ending Crisis
Paris June 13 Maurice Bourges Maunoury a 42 year old Radical Socialist was confirmed as France premier by a 240 to 194 vote ending a three week political crisis. He heads a 13 member coalition including Pineau foreign minister and Lacoste Algerian affairs minister from the Mollet government.
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Radical-Socialist Party
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Bank of France
Guy Mollet
Republican Front
Red Leaders and Glad-Hand Tour Ends in Finland
In Helsinki on June 12 196? Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin wrapped up a six day visit with a pledge that communism would conquer the world without nuclear weapons. They failed to win concessions from Finland and left via Tammerfors after meeting Premier Sukselainen and signing a joint communique urging disarmament and a ban on nuclear weapons. The协议 also called for expanded trade totaling 100 million rubles, a sum valued far lower in foreign trade terms.
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Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
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V. J. Sukselainen
Scandinavia
Kremlin
Two Ships Blacklisted By Arab League Office
The Arab League central office blacklisted the 10,172 ton U S tanker Memory flying Liberian flag for defying boycott rules by carrying strategic cargos to Israel. The Danish tanker Ulla Danielsen, 744 tons, was also blacklisted for a year long charter by Zim Israel Navigation Co. Both may be banned from anchoring in Arab ports by nine member states.
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Israel
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Zim Israel Navigation Co
Queen Confers Peerage on J. Arthur Rank
London reports Queen Elizabeth II confers a peerage on J Arthur Rank film chief in a midyear honors list. Rank and Sir Horace Evans become barons while Sir Thomas Beecham receives Companion of Honor. Donald Wolfit is knighted and test pilot Peter Wyss receives an Order of the British Empire honor.
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Queen Elizabeth
J. Arthur Rank
Rank
Horace Evans
Thomas Beecham
Donald Wolfit
Order of the British Empire
Peter Wiss
Norstad warns NATO could destroy military targets in Russia
Gen Lauris Norstad testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that NATO can strike at the Soviet Union from U S bases and 150 air fields with capacity to destroy anything of military significance in Russia now and in five to ten years. He says Western air power would pose an insoluble problem to the Russians and inland U S cities could have hours of warning.
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Russia
West
Lauris Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
U. S
Mayflower II Reaches Port After 53 Day Ocean Run
Mayflower II completes a 5000 mile voyage in 53 days to Provincetown Mass under Captain Alan Villiers 22 crew members in Pilgrim costumes greet arrivals. A tow from a Coast Guard tug ends the voyage with health immigration procedures ongoing.
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Massachusetts
Provincetown
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Yankton
Rainier and Grace Fly To Prince Pierre's Bedside
Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace traveled by air to Stockholm to visit Prince Pierre who has been hospitalized for four weeks. The palace offered no details on his condition and noted the trip as private. Pierre, 62, previously underwent stomach surgery in Charlottesville during a U.S. visit last year.
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Monaco
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Princess Grace
Stockholm
Ranier
Prince Pierre
United States
Charlottesville
Sandys to tour Africa amid Britain’s defense shakeup
Defense Minister Duncan Sandys starts an 11 day swing through Africa as Britain signals major changes in Middle East and East Africa defense. Government sources say emphasis on airpower and base buildup in Kenya with troops and ships to guard Persian Gulf oil interests.
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Middle East
Kenya
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Persian Gulf
Prison Labor May Be Used On State Roads Again
Governor Underwood's administration shows strong support for reactivating the state's prison labor division as a highway construction force. President Dorman of the State Board of Control said prisoners could be made available to the State Road Commission if requested. A new wing at the State Penitentiary at Moundsville will be ready in six to eight weeks, and the last major project with prison labor was West Virginia Route 2 between Pt. Pleasant and Parkersburg.
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Theodore T. Dorman
State Board of Control
State Road Commission
State Penitentiary
Moundsville
W. Va. 2
Pt. Pleasant
Parkersburg
Mighty Naval Power Displayed At Norfolk Navy Review
Eighteen nations joined a grand naval review at Hampton Roads near Norfolk celebrating Jamestown’s 350th anniversary. The Canberra led a procession of ships with 114 foreign and 81 American vessels as jets and helicopters operated overhead. Secretary Wilson observed with diplomats aboard, while Adm. Radford and Adm. Halsey attended in full dress.
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Kerra
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William *Ent
Halsey
Pacific
Feodor F. Presnakov
Russia
Harold Caccia
Herve Alphand
Jer
U.S. Atlantic
Arthur Radford
Planes from Hornet clash with Chinese defenses over China waters
Chinese and US Navy reports describe Hornet aircraft under fire near the China coast off Swatow. One plane damaged and returned to the carrier. two F84s from Nationalist China were shot down in the same area during the incident. No injuries reported.
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China
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South China Sea
Formosa
Tahao Island
Chou En-lai
London
Cy Kong
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Shanghai
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Geneva
Dorsey Brothers Bandleader Jimmy Dies in Sleep
Bandleader Jimmy Dorsey dies in his sleep after health troubles including a January operation for a long growth. The famed clarinetist led a celebrated duo with brother Tommy, who died earlier, and the pair’s Dorsey band remained active at the Statler Hotel amid a complex career arc.
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Tommy
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Tae
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Castle
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Weather forecast for West Virginia through next Monday
Forecast calls for showers Thursday night and again Sunday or Monday. Thursday will be cooler, Friday warmer, then Saturday cooler. Precipitation totals about one inch. Temperatures near normal with 70 degrees in the north and 71 in the south.
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Soviets Accused Of Intervention In Middle East
The United States accuses the Soviet Union of meddling in Middle East affairs through threats and subversion. Washington urges constructive UN action to address core issues including the Arab Israel dispute as part of a broader peace effort.
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