U N backs Argentina protest over Eichmann transfer
The Security Council endorsed Argentina’s claim that Eichmann’s secret transfer from Buenos Aires to Israel violated Argentine sovereignty. Israel will keep Eichmann for trial, with Ben Gurion stating he will be judged in Israel. The 8-0 vote included abstentions by Poland and the Soviet Union, and Argentina did not vote.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N. Security Council
Argentina
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Eichmann
Buenos Aires
David Ben-Gurion
Gestapo
Miguel Angel Centeno
Arturo Frondizi
Paris
Frondizi
Council
Ben-Gurion
Hague
U. N
Security Council
Poland
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Struck by Dumbbell Detroit Man Killed
Alvin Rodecker, 60, a Detroit businessman and head of Aaron Deroy Management, died after a five pound dumbbell fell eight stories from the apartment of actress Arlene Francis and producer Martin Gabel. The fall occurred as two apartment workers were adjusting a screen. Roosevelt Hospital treated him after the accident in Manhattan.
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New York
Alvin Rodecker
Detroit
Arlene Francis
Rodecker
Aaron Deroy Management Co
Manhattan
Roosevelt Hospital
Martin Gabel
Gabel
Miss Francis
Three Die in Salina Area Crash Killing Solomon Family
A rural intersection east of Salina, Kansas, saw a car truck collision that killed Charles Conn, 50, and two of his children Donna 15 and Joyce Ann 4. Four Conn children were hospitalized in Salina with serious or critical injuries. Lowell Wildman 31 of Abilene, the truck driver, was injured but not seriously.
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Salina
Kan
Solomon
Charles Conn
Donna
Joyce Ann
Conn
James Ronald
Merlin
Gary
Melvin
Lowell Wildman
Abilene
Dairy Princess Crowning Tonight in Neosho County
Neosho County will crown its Dairy Princess tonight after a 6 30 dinner at the Tioga Hotel honoring 11 entrants. Sandra Warner, current state Dairy Princess, will present the coronation, with the county winner advancing to a Coffeyville district contest.
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Neosho County
Tioga
Sandra Warner
Coffeyville
Herter Denounces Khrushchev Interference In U.S. Affairs
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter accused Soviet Premier Khrushchev of meddling in American internal affairs by commenting on the 1956 presidential race. He said Khrushchev’s remarks approach interference and refused to discuss election outcomes. He outlined U.S. stance on Japan, Cuba, alliances, Sino-Soviet tensions, and future East West disarmament steps.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
White House
Khrushchev
Richard M. Nixon
Herter
U.S
United States
Japan
West
Nixon
Castro
Cuba
Interamerican Peace Committee
Fidel Castro
Caribbean
NATO
CENTO
Middle East
SEATO
Southeast Asia
Paris
Russia
Red China
Geneva
Wage deal seals pay rise for enginemen nationwide
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen reached a 16 month wage agreement with U S railroads giving members a 4 percent hourly rise totaling about 10.108 cents. The pact runs to November 1 1961 and includes a 17 cent cost of living adjustment retroactive to May 1957. The Switchmen's Union remains the lone major operating union in dispute seeking 12 percent while 11 non operating unions still unsettled.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Railrroads
Switchmen’s Union of
North America
Rocket Takes Ultraviolet Sky Reading From Va Launch
A seven photometer Aerobee-Hi rocket was launched at 2:25 a.m. from Wallops Island Virginia by NASA Goddard to study star brightness in ultraviolet light. It reached 131 miles above the Atlantic and transmitted data by telemetry before landing in the sea.
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Washington
Atlantic
Goddard Space Flight Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wallops Island
Boys Town Elects Young Mayor James Rhody Wins City Post
James Rhody, 16, Augusta, Georgia, wins the Boys Town mayoral race by one vote over Roy Burns of Jackson Mississippi. Paul Noland of Coffeyville Kansas was also a candidate in the contest.
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Boys Town
Neb
James Rhody
Augusta
Roy Burns
Jackson
Miss
Paul Noland
Coffeyville
Kassalso
Sharp Increase In Polio Cases
A sharp rise in polio cases was reported by the Public Health Service. For the week ended June 18, 37 cases were recorded, 30 paralytic, with 19 cases (16 paralytic) for the week ended June 11. The 30 paralytic cases are below 61 in 1959 but above 1958.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Carolyn Wing Crowned Wilson County Dairy Princess
Carolyn Wing daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip Wing of High Prairie was crowned Wilson County Dairy Princess. Diane Turner was named alternate. Wing will compete in a district contest at Coffeyville next Thursday representing the county with sponsor Wilson County Farm Bureau. Warner Kansas Dairy Princess presented the crown at the ceremony in Fredonia after a dinner at Wayne's cafe.
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Fredonia
Carolyn Wing
Phillip Wing
High Prairie
Wilson County
Diane Turner
Harry Turner
Benedict
Miss Wing
Coffeyville
Wilson County Farm Bureau
Miss Turner
Fredonia Radiant Electric Co-op
Wayne's Cafe
Sandra Warner
Kansas
Traffic Fatalities Logged In Topeka For 24 Hours
AP reports Kansas traffic death log shows 3 fatalities in 24 hours ending 9 a.m. during 1960 208 comparable 1959 period 250.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather data and regional forecast for Kansas towns
Forecasts predict partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures through Saturday with a few scattered showers. Overnight low in the mid 60s and Saturday high in the mid 80s. Thunder shower activity moving west to east across Kansas with Dodge City reporting .94 inches.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dodge City
Wichita
Goodland
Bandit Captured After $2640 Safeway Robbery
Kansas City police trap a robbery suspect as he tries to flee on a moving freight train. Detective William Grable says the bandit surrendered a pistol and money bag, giving the name Robert Covington, 43, of St. Louis, and admitting he robbed the Safeway at 1118 North 7th Street.
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Kansas City
Kan
Safeway
William Grable
Grable
Robert Covington
St. Louis
North 7Th St
West withdraws from state race for superintendent
L A West of El Dorado has withdrawn as a candidate for state superintendent of public instruction. Democrats may name another candidate to replace him on the November ballot. Throckmorton remains unopposed for the Republican nomination. West cites a misunderstanding in filing his name without authorization. West also serves as Butler County superintendent of schools.
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Shanahan
West
Butler County
Tractor Falls in Pit Drowns Driver in Water Pit
Allen G Holloway 35 a Finney County employee drowned when his tractor toppled into a water filled sand pit near Garden City. Sheriff Earl Robinson said tracks showed the vehicle ran close to the edge and the side caved in. Holloway leaves a wife and two children.
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Garden City
Allen G Holloway
Finney County
Earl Robinson
Holloway
Tax Writers Agree On Excise Tax Bill
Washington AP Congress tax writers reach a compromise excise tax bill dropping repeal of the 4 percent dividend tax credit and a narrowed business entertainment deduction proposal. Senate and House must approve. The measure preserves core excise taxes and extends a temporary debt ceiling. depleting allowances for minerals are tightened to base on raw materials.
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Washington
Congressional
Senate
House Committee
Congress
House
Conference Committee
Treasury
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Cost of Living Rises Slightly for May Third Month in Row
The Labor Department reports the consumer price index at 126.3, a one-tenth of one per cent gain in May, driven by higher food prices. About 200,000 workers in aircraft, meatpacking, chemical, trucking and metal sectors gain small cost of living pay boosts. Buying power in May rose slightly but remains 2 per cent below a year earlier.
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Washington
Labor Department
Blood Drive Seeks 160 Pints At Local Church
Red Cross asks for blood donors this Monday at First Methodist church from noon to 5 15 pm with a noon to 5 15 window and a 160 pint quota. Mrs Robert Lopeman chairwoman says appointment or drop in donors are welcome and nursery service will be provided for donors with children.
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Red Cross
Robert Lopeman
Lopeman
Chapter Red Cross
First Methodist
Hot Dry Weather Needed for Harvest in Kansas
Cool damp conditions slow wheat harvest across most Kansas counties with only a few districts ready for rapid cutting. The Kansas Employment Service says two hot dry days are needed before a broad advance, while labor and machinery remain ready. Harvest near complete in Sumner. speeding in Sedgwick Harper Meade Gray Hodgeman Lane with half to quarter done in several other counties.
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Great Bend
Kansas
Harvest Labor Office
The
Kansas Employment Service
Sumner County
Sedgwick
Harper
Meade
Gray
Hodgeman
Lane
Comanche
Clark
Seward
Stanton County
Rice
Reno
Stafford
Rush
Edwards
Kearney
Hamilton
Scott
Ford
Pawnee
Ness
Saline
Lincoln
Ottawa
Russell
Castro Seeks US Standby Authority on Sugar Quota
Fidel Castro in a 100 minute nationwide radio address urged Congress to grant the US President standby power to cut Cuba's sugar quota amid economic pressure. He warned of confiscation plans as American investments in Cuba, including the Cuban Electric and Cuban Telephone companies, shrank under his regime. <|vq_14047|>
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Congress
U.S
Havana
Fidel Casto Sive
Cuba
Castro
Cuban Electric Co
Cuban Telephone Co
Electric Company
Betancourt narrowly escapes Caracas bombing during parade
Venezuelan President Romulo Betancourt survived a bombing in Caracas during an army day parade. He suffered only minor burns while two military aides and Defense Minister Jose Lopez Henriquez and his wife were seriously injured. Interior Minister Luis Augusto Dubuc blamed exile followers of Marcos Perez Jimenez and foreign enemies, noting past reports of fatalities among aides.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo — Betancourt
Luis Augusto Dubuc
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Dominican Republic
Dubue
Betancourt
Jose Lopez Henriquez
Perez Jiminez
Avenida de Los Proceres
Senate Extends Birthday Greetings to Helen Keller
The Senate adopted a resolution extending greetings and best wishes to Helen Keller on her 80th birthday. Keller, deaf and blind since infancy, has dedicated her life to aiding others with similar afflictions.
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Washington
Senate
Helen Keller
Miss Keller
Matson Defeats Allen in State Women's Amateur Semifinal
Natasha Matson defeated Mrs. Robert Allen of Chanute 4 and 3 in the semifinals at Wichita advancing to meet Diane Wilson of Kansas City for the title. Matson, daughter of a Lyons pro golfer, posted a two over par pace over 15 holes.
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Robert Allen
Chanute
Natasha Matson
Wichita
Miss Matson
Lyons
Diane Wilson
Kansas City
Resignation by Mrs Harris puzzles Democrats in Kansas
Kansas Democratic leaders expressed puzzlement at the resignation of vice chairman Ruby Harris of Wichita. Gov. George Docking and state chairman John Montgomery voiced confusion, while Harris cited years of buildup and cited a drive to promote a "chosen few" as harming the party's organized structure.
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Topeka
Kansas
Democratic Party
Ruby Harris
Wichita
Ruby
John Montgomery
George) Docking
Frank Theis
U.S
Montgomery
Harris
George Docking
Glacier National Park Mont
Georgia Neese Gray
Richland
Two bishops elected in Methodist conference in San Antonio
The South Central Jurisdictional Conference elected the Rev. Aubrey G. Walton of Little Rock and the Rev. Kenneth Copeland of San Antonio as bishops. Separately, the Appropriations Committee approved 1.067 billion dollars for military construction domestically and abroad for the coming year, exceeding House allocations but remaining below budget requests and the previous fiscal year.
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San Antonio, Tex
the Methodist Church
Aubrey G. Walton
Little Rock
Ark
Kenneth Copeland
San Antonio
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
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