Newsmen Protest State Dept Coverage Rules
Newsmen told State Department officials that new press relations orders limit contacts with informed officials and hinder access. A department officer acknowledged guidance exists but denied restrictive intent while inspectors from the Moss subcommittee sought copies of the orders.
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Washington
State Department
Joseph Reap
Department
Reap
House
Government Information
John E. Moss
Calif
Andrew Berding
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
U.S
Berding
Dulles
Army Prepares to Launch Rockets at Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral on May 13 the Army showcased missile work with two rockets the Jupiter and Redstone awaiting launch. The Jupiter may be operational with troops by year end and can propel a nuclear warhead 1500 miles. Redstone tests near completion with field troops set to control the launch from checkdown to liftoff.
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Chrysler Corp
Southington Board Appeals School Bus Ruling
The Southington Board of Education voted unanimously to appeal the Connecticut Board of Education decision requiring transportation for students to Strong 1 School. The appeal goes to Hartford Superior Court, with a joint town meeting planned after notification. The ruling followed a safety survey noting a bridge hazard on Marioni Avenue.
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Southington Board of Education
Connecticut Board of Education
Strong 1
Hartford
Edward ©. Smith
Board Ofi Finance
Board Ofi Finance, Town Selectmen
State Board
Marioni Avenue
Southington Board
Girl visits Elvis at Fort Hood amid Army life
Anita Wood, Elvis Presley’s last girlfriend before the Army, visited him at Fort Hood Texas after arriving Sunday night. She said their relationship remains focused on careers and his Army duties. Accompanied by Mrs Ivy G Norvell of Memphis Wood plans to move on to New York for recording work.
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Killeen
Tex
Elvis Presley
Anita Wood
Elvis
Fort Hood
New York
Miss Wood
Ivy G. Norvell
Memphis, Tenn
Gunmen Set Fire to Large Lincolnwood Restaurant
Two masked gunmen sprayed gasoline and burned Allgauer's Fireside in Lincolnwood early today. The 1,600-seat venue was Sesame for a million-dollar blaze tied to an apparent bid to silence owner Gus Allgauer as FBI and Senate investigators probe racketeering links. Police and federal agents pursued leads after a black sedan sped away with the gunmen.
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Lincolnwood
Senate
Gus Allgaier
Kennedy
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Kenedy
FBI
Senate Committee
State's Attorney’s Office
Kathie
Styenrold
North Side
Loop
Heidelberg
Unions regain self rule says Teamsters 64 locals affected
The Teamsters report that 4 of 104 trusteeship locals have won self-government or are regaining it, with 44 regaining full autonomy and 20 in process. Hoffa placed some under trusteeship before becoming president. About 90,000 members are in autonomous or regaining locals, while roughly 40,000 remain under trusteeship mostly due to size or finances.
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Washington
The
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
International
Hoffa
Teamster
Central Conference of Teamsters
Detroit
Senate
Jon
Heiress Marjorie Post Faces Tax Dispute Over Yacht Funds
Mrs Marjorie Merriweather Post 71 files suit in Tax Court contesting IRS claim of 166750 for 1952 to 1955. She argues deductions for Sea Cloud yacht maintenance and depreciation, cites 213924 maintenance and 385000 depreciation, yacht sold for 500009 in 1953. Earlier news notes forthcoming marriage to Herbert May and prior husband Joseph Davies.
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Marjorie Merriweather Post
Internal Revenue Service
Post
Sea Cloud
Herbert May
Pittsburgh
Joseph E. Davies
Russia
Ives to announce third term plans amid health questions
Senator Irving Ives of New York said he will reveal within 24 hours whether he will seek a third Senate term after consulting his physician. He notes nosebleeds and ankle swelling since October, with a recent checkup about a month ago and a mid afternoon announcement expected.
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Irving M. Ives
Senate
Ives
Jan
Ian O.K
New York
L. Judson Morehouse
Billy Graham Warns of Anti-American Wave Abroad
Evangelist Billy Graham warned in San Francisco that mistreatment of Vice President Nixon abroad signals a worldwide anti-American trend driven by a small organized minority. He urged a drastic reappraisal of foreign aid and the need to treat the world as equals during his Cow Palace revival.
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Billy Graham
Nixon
South America
Graham
Lima
Caracas
Bolton Upper School group elects officers at dinner
Henry P. Cooper Coogan of Fairfield reelected president of the Bolton Upper School association at the annual dinner gathering at Fairfield Country Club. About 125 attendees honored the graduating class as Bradley Hunt was named treasurer, Mrs. Briggs S. Cunningham vice president, and Mrs. Norman Schaff Jr. secretary. William Reeves led as master of ceremonies with the Glee Club performing under Mrs. Ethel Hoyt Bradley, and a skit by five sophomores directed by Mrs. Barbara DeLouise.
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Vetna Hill Road
Fairfield
Bolton Upper School Association
Fairfield Country Club
Bradley Hunt
Goodhill Road
Weston
Briggs S. Cunningham
Beachside Avenue
Greens Farms
Norman Schaff
Stevenson denounces Nixon attacks in Latin America
Adlai Stevenson denounced demonstrations against Vice President Nixon in Venezuela as a disturbing sign of bitterness and hatred while calling for freedom and understanding. In Seattle, Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler linked the Latin American hostility to U S prestige and urged a return to the Good Neighbor policy.
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Chicago
Adlai - Stevenson
Nixon
Venezuela
Joint Defense Appeal
Stevenson
JDA
American Jewish Committee
Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith
Seattle
Paul M. Butler
Butler
University of Washington
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Latin America
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Universiity
Spokane
PACF ENDS RAIL STRIKE IN MONTREAL
An agreement ending a three day firemen's strike against Canadian Pacific railway was signed just after midnight in Montreal. The settlement halts walkouts and restores operations, marking a stalled dispute resolution between the company and workers.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
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