Kierdorf Burned In Suspected Arson Attempt
Pontiac Michigan March report says Frank Kierdorf a 60 year old Teamsters Union business agent in Flint was severely burned while trying to torch a Latreille cleaners shop near Flint. Attorney General Paul A Adams linked the blaze to a Sunday night explosion and noted Kierdorf died shortly after at Pontiac Hospital. Witnesses reported recent dynamite attacks on dry cleaning firms as the investigation continues.
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Frank Kierdrof
Michigan
Paul J. Adams
Teamsters Union
Flint
Paul A. Adams
Believen| Teamsters Union
Frank Kledorf
Adams
Gay. G. Mennen Willams
George W. Latreille
Latreille
Dulles Returns to Study Middle East PolicyShift
Secretary of State Dulles returns from Brazil to accelerate U S work on new Middle East policies aimed at neutralizing the area in the Cold War. Officials say proposals seek to insulate the region from the Soviet Western power struggle and disengage great powers, with plans for a UN monitoring group and a mobile UN force among options. The U S aims for constructive aid to peoples of the region and a peace supported by their progress.
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Brazil
U. S
Middle East
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Dulles
Juscelino Kubitschek
Eisenhower
Rio de Janeiro
Kubitschek
U.S
U. N. Security Council
New York
U. N. General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Security Council
United States
Assembly
United Nations
Lebanon
U. N
Turnpike Commission Says Police Costs Covered
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission asserts it pays the full police costs for the 470 mile road. Director Franklin Summers says the $100,000 monthly bill is charged to the commission, covering salaries subsistence and upkeep for state police autos.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Franklin V. Summers
Turnpike
Summers
Bomarc Missile Fires From Distance In Air Defense Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla A Bomarc interceptor launched by a button 1500 miles away tested the nation s air defense system Sage the semi automatic ground environment linked radar and computer network. The missile with a 250 mile range pursued an unmanned B17 drone over the Atlantic at 60000 feet then vanished and terminal flight data were classified.
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Kingston
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Atlantic
Air Force
Thor Missile Launch Advances Space Program At Cape
The Air Force launched its 18th Thor intermediate range ballistic missile from Cape Canaveral in what officials termed a successful test. The 18-foot vehicle, part of a three stage system, aims to make the moon rocket operational by December with a planned unmanned test in August.
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Thor
In Sile
Air Force launches giant balloon with monkey
A huge plastic balloon the largest ever built rose near Crosby Minnesota to about 195000 feet then burst. A 13 pound female monkey and other living organisms were aboard to study radiation effects and potential hazards to space operations.
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Air Force
Ascension
Earth
ARDC
Grover J. Schock
Air Force Space Biology Branch
Tanker Collision Sparks Fire Near Newport Harbor
In dense fog two tankers the Gulfell and the B. Graham collided at Newport Harbor entrance. Firemen battled flames as one vessel containing 22 000 barrels of benzene burned. Six men died including Captain N Eden. 29 crewmen rescued with 18 still missing amid an intense search.
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Providence
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Tex
Newark
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Frank Powell
E. Graham
Newport Harbor
Karl Anderson
U N delegates expect emergency Assembly on Middle East crisis
United Nations delegates predicted the General Assembly would meet by Saturday to address the Middle East crisis with debate next week. The Security Council would vote on rival U S and Soviet resolutions today, aiming for an Assembly session within 24 hours of Dag Hammarskjold's receipt of a request.
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General Assembly
Middle East
Security Council
U.S
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Eisenhower
United Nations
Khrushchev
New York
United States
Hussein
Lebanon
Unit Kingdom
Jordan
Britain
Union bargaining talks stretch as corridors weigh demands
Corry demes toyls union and company executives wrapped up a bargaining session yesterday after the union laid its final demands. The firm’s executive group will study the proposals and decide what parts can be met, with no definite date set for a next meeting until reviews are complete. The 16 weeks of negotiations leaves uncertainty over timing and any union vote.
Mayor Kintey congratulates Dearing on street department oath
Mayor J Fred Kintey congratulates J F Dearing on taking the oath as head of the city streets department. Dearing is connected to West Washington Street and assumes leadership of the department.
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J. Fred Kintey
J. F. Dearing
West Washington Street
Streets Department
Nasser Welcomes Murphy After Four Hour Talks
Special U S envoy Robert Murphy said the four hour conference with President Nasser was very friendly satisfactory and left him with a better understanding of regional problems. Murphy noted no resentments over an initial snub and praised Nasser’s ability and knowledge as he travels from Addis Ababa to Greece. British troops fly from Aqaba to Amman to reinforce King Hussein as Jordan hosts airlifted forces from Aden aboard Jordanian air lines.
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Nasser
U. S
Robert Murphy
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Eisenhower
Middle East
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U.S
Addis Ababa
Greece
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Beyntlan Pepellets
Dage
Jordan
Aqaba
Amman
Hussein
Aden
Red Sea
Red Chief May Attends UN Session Plan Adopted
Adlai Stevenson said Khrushchev did not rule out attending the General Assembly. He noted the Soviet leader might join the U.N. General Assembly after steering the Security Council during a three week Soviet tour. No official comment from Moscow yet.
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Aalal Stevenso
Aler Khrushchev
Stevenson
Ae Js
New York
Security Council
U. S
Khrushchev
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New York Daily News
Washington
State Department of Washington
Crash Victim Satisfactory Partner Jailed
A 19 year old crash victim remains in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a late night crash during a joyride with Clifford Proper 21. Proper was arraigned and will be taken to Erie for bond. if posted, released for court later, else held in Erie County Jail.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Hullo
John Poster
R. W
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Clifford Proper
Fatty
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H. M. Drake
Poster
Wenile Court
Proper
Alderan M
Cobbett
Erie
Erle County
Lady Lawyer Seeks Senate Victory Over Symington in Missouri
Sedalia attorney Miss Palmer wins Republican U S Senate nomination and vows to challenge Senator Stuart Symington in November. Palmer, 54, first woman to win major party Senate nomination in Missouri, lauds rising GOP momentum and cites extensive public service and leadership in business and professional women groups.
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Biba
Piv
Jengtoy
Constable
Stuart Symington
Demsarut
Missouri
Havel Palmer
Yraulhist
Symington
Miss Palmer
Hepmatter
Miller Freed In Contempt Appeal
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals overturned Arthur Miller's contempt of Congress conviction for refusing to name Communist writers. The court ordered acquittal on one count while upholding a suspended 10 day jail term and a $500 fine from the district court. Miller expressed relief at being vindicated and noted the trouble from the proceedings.
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Woodbury, Conn
Miller
Train crossing tragedy claims three young lives
A freight train moved at a blocked crossing as three girls crawled under to escape. Josephine Rodriguez 15 survived but described the hiss and motion. Dora Rodriguez 13 died as a wheel severed Caroline Marine 11 leg, Jase Line escaped. Iraqi council seizes Nuri Said property.
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Tex
Josephine Rodriguez
Dora Ridriguez
Josephine
Caroline Marine
Defense Bill Becomes Law
The defense reorganization bill became law signed by President Eisenhower. It creates a streamlined command with the secretary of defense and Joint Chiefs of Staff direct control over special forces and doubles the Joint Staff power while removing individual service secretaries from the line.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Isenhower
Secretary of Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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