Western leaders foresee six to twelve month stalemate on key issues
Western leaders anticipate a six to twelve month stalemate between the Western powers and the Soviet Union with periodic crises possible from Soviet or Chinese pressure. Berlin and Southeast Asia are named danger points as leaders push to align Britain with European economic blocs while seeking closer ties with the United States and amid failed Paris summit fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Nikita Khrushchev
Juverim
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
European Common Market
European Atomic Community
Macmillan
Paris
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
Fleht
Christian A. Berter
Maurice Couve de Murvilie
France
Selwyn Loyd
Herter's
Reopen House Records In Expense Crackdown
Washington AP House expense account records reopened for public inspection as a spending crackdown takes effect. Speaker Sam Rayburn lifts secrecy, imposes conditions to prevent removal or photo copying, and requires clerk presence during examination. Reports show funds used for bars, hotel bills for congressional wives, and party costs. Rep. H R Gross pushes for detailed accounting of all House expense spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Text
Rayburn
Ralph Roberts
Roberts
H. R. Gross
Iowa
House Administration Committee
Columbus Girl Stepped On By Horse
Denise Harvey six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Harvey is in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after being stepped on by a horse. She and Linda Turben were trying to catch a horse for riding when another horse kicked the oats bucket, spooking the animal. The frightened horse reared, Denise tripped and the horse stepped on her back. She was rushed to the hospital by her family. x rays were taken with results pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Denise Harvey
Mark Harvey
Linda Turben
Denise
Harvey
Bank teller avoids bank robbery in Highland Park note
A gunman demanded tens twenties and thirties from Wayne Oakland Bank teller Maxine Amos in Highland Park. He fled after failing to obtain any cash as assistant manager Margaret Loftus alerted police. No money was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Maxine Amos
Wayne Oaklands Bank
Highland Park
Margaret Loftus
Two Brothers Die In Stolen Plane Crash
In Pomona California two boys aged 14 and 12 who had read a flight book stole a single engine plane and flew about ten minutes before crashing in a power dive. The plane exploded on impact near a school as a witness heard the engine sputter. Police noted the youths were listed as runaways by their father and had previously been caught trying to taxi a plane at Cable Air Field in Claremont.
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Pomona
Calif
James A. McDonald
Thomas
Archer
Cable Air Field
Claremont
Kennedy Johnson Lead in Democratic Nominating Battle
Gates says alert tied to Nikitas summit actions as Kennedy and Johnson gain momentum for the Democratic presidential nomination. They posture for early balloting at the Los Angeles convention, while Symington and Stevenson remain possibilities. Johnson gains from Scripps-Howard endorsement. Kennedy seeks Michigan and Pennsylvania support amid unit rules debate. Continued on Page Eight.
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John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Los Angeles
Sen
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Adlai E. Stevenson
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
David L. Lawrence
Defense Chief Declares Order Came As Red Plot Discovered
Defense Secretary Thomas S. Gates testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that he ordered a military alert from Paris after learning Soviet Premier Khrushchev planned to wreck the summit. He defended the action as prudent and essential, noting it did not involve troop movements but kept readiness possible if needed.
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Washington
Thomas 5. Gales Jr
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Gates
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Navy
Air Force
Senate
Broadway blackout looms as suit filed over strike
New York AP reports a Broadway theater blackout looms after Actors Equity forced the cancellation of The Tenth Man. Pro ducers plan a million dollar damage suit against Equity as negotiations falter and star actors face possible work stoppages across major venues.
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New York
Actors Equity
Broadway
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Gertrude Berg
Tom Ewell
Vivien Leigh
Andy Griffith
Jessica Tandy
Ethel Merman
Jacke Gleason
Walter Pidgeon
Melvyn Douglas
Lee Tracy
Anne Bancroft
Mary Martin
Produrers
Equity
Curetain Time
Booth Theater
New York League of Theaters
Feacus
Wil
Broadwe
Bruity
Ner
Area Highway Arrests Triple Since January
State Police report May traffic arrests more than tripled January totals due to better weather. Irwin said 16 accidents caused injuries to 25 people, with light property damage. Nine substations logged 18 600 miles over 218 patrols. 63 aid calls. four criminal arrests. no thefts reported.
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Vury
Set CW
Irwin
Morehan
Route 6
CAHS Commencement Honors 60 Grads and Longtime Principal
A standing room crowd witnessed Corty Area High School grant diplomas to 175 graduates at the 87th annual ceremony. Fifteen scholars received awards from $100 to $2,000, while retiring Principal Howard J Sheen received a telescope sight, a portrait, and an honorary diploma. Aero Supply President Leo Strauss urged grads to plan futures in writing and push for opportunity, and valedictorian Michael McLaughlin spoke on space challenges and US readiness. Ardeth Bull and Patricia Zajac highlighted youth opportunities and automation.
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Corty Area High School
Howard J Shven
Itveator
Leo Strauss
Aero Supply
Patricia Zajac
Howard Sheen
Robert Wilson
Ardeth Bull
Corry Post
McLaughlin
Daughters of the American
Threat Of Revolution In Africa Reveals Sharp City Rural Divide
A vivid feature contrasts Durban’s modern luxury with slums and savage warfare nearby. The piece describes urban affluence, white supremacy, and African reserves south of the city, where natives farm sugar cane, live under government allocation, and face tribal justice. It notesZulu conflicts, colonial control, and cultural shifts amid rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Pett
Durban
South Africa
Indian Ocean
Claridge
Forgin
Terminai
Centerville Man Found Dead In Car
Centerville man Creed P. Rawlins 65 of Center ville was found dead in his auto along the Lincolnville Riceville road after leaving home around 2 p.m. Family members searched the route and a youth watching from a pickup saw the car top amid a roadside embankment. Troopers say Rawlins had a history of heart trouble and are investigating.
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Corry
Centerville Area
Lincolnville
Riceville
Creed P. Rawlins
Center=ville
Rawlins Auto
Rawlins
Castro Conducts Air Force Purge in Cuba
The purge ordered by Armed Forces Minister Raul Castro has arrested the cream of Cuba's air force including most jet pilots. Anticommunist counter-revolutionary plot allegations sparked loyalty doubts among air force personnel. Informants said the arrests began May 27 and continued with at least 10 pilots detained.
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Castro
Havana
Cuba
Armed Forces
Raul Castro
Amany Air Force
Tass
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