Turks Reject British Plan To Run Cyprus
Turkish Cypriots and Greece reject Britain's joint rule proposal for Cyprus, while talks continue. Archbishop Makarios met Greek Cypriot leaders in Athens and pledged to send views to London. Greek Premier Karamanlis signals possible rejection as tensions rise. a shooting in Limassol wounds a Turkish Cypriot as Greeks and Turks clash amid NATO pressure.
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Cyprus
Nngosia
Cyprusia — Turk
Makarios
Cypri
Greece
Athens
Mediterranean
Linassol
Nevetlste
Britain
Bartiér Turk
Grea
Turkey
Inquiry Urged Into Goldfines Federal Actions
Washington A Republican House subcommittee member urged a broad inquiry into all of Bernard Goldfine s contacts with federal officials during the Eisenhower era. Rep. John B Bennett said Adams is not the only official who enjoyed Goldfine s hospitality. The Pentagon meanwhile disclosed more than 20 million dollars in textile contracts awarded to Goldfine s companies since 1963. The SEC denied dropping a case against Goldfine s East Boston Co, saying the matter was prosecuted and the firm now files required reports. The White House prompted further inquiries into Adams actions and Eisenhower s decision to keep him in his post sparked political debate among GOP lawmakers.
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Washington
House
Bernard Goldfine
John B. Bennett
Mich
Sherman
Bostonian
Bennett
Pentagon
Goldfine
Eisenhower
Securities and Exchange Commission
White House
Adams
East Boston Co. W
SEC
Edward N. Gadsby
Frank Carlson
Jacob K. Javits
Charles A. Hallecktch
GOP
Vanguard Launch Scrubbed Amid Technical Difficulties
An attempt to launch a Vanguard satellite rocket at Cape Canaveral was scrubbed at 4 30 p m EST due to technical problems. A firing of a basketball-sized satellite was planned for 9 40 p m yesterday but was postponed after the slender rocket remained outside its service tower for hours. Several holds interrupted the countdown with no immediate word on the next attempt.
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Uarn
Canaveral
Vanguard
Mnade
Bob Crosby Son Among Teens Arrested For Car Theft Attempt
Bob Crosby’s son Christopher Crosby and friend Jettie Davidson were booked in West Los Angeles on suspicion of temporarily depriving the owner of a vehicle after pushing Crosby’s car from a driveway. The elder Crosby’s car was across the street. the youths said they were cruising Bel-Ad. Peter Heisser reported hearing a noise and seeing the two youths push the car backward from his driveway before fleeing. Elsewhere, a two car crash near Elgin left four seriously injured, including B William Beebe and Russell Morris, with others treated for multiple injuries. Police attributed Beebe’s loss of control to a very narrow road, causing a head-on collision with a second vehicle.
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Los Angeles
Bob Crosby
Christopher
Panien
Young Crosby
Jettie Davidson
West Lod Angeles
W. P. Maxwell
June Crosby
Davidson
Raymont Davidson
Chilotopher
Peter Heisser
Crosby
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Elgin
B. William Beebe
Russell L. Morris
Morris
Jesse Henton
R. D
Edward Davis
Czechs Tight-Lipped Over Missing American Soldier
Czech authorities remain tight lipped about the disappearance of Master Sgt. James E. Cole of Cornellsville, Pennsylvania. Cole, on vacation in Austria, entered Hiardegs on June 10 to fish the River Thaya at the Austro Czech border and has not been seen since. Officials are checking Cole’s identity amid ongoing inquiries.
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Prague
James E. Cole
Cornellsville
Austria
Hiardegs
Thaya
Cole
U S Denounces Nagy Execution in Hungary Revolt
The United States and State Department denounce the execution of Imre Nagy and other rebel leaders in Hungary's 1956 uprising. A near unanimous vote condemned Russia for barbarism and perfidy in the executions.
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Free Lun Ut — Curtess J
State Department
Seaves
Hungary
Sendle Late Syesierty
Russia
Imre Nagy
Reds Propose New Farm Plan To Boost Soviet Output
MOSCOW The Soviet Communist Party outlined a plan to lift agricultural production by shifting from fixed low government pricing to a new pricing system for all collective farm output. The Central Committee report noted promotions of N V Podgorny and D S Poliansky to alternate membership in the ruling Presidium, with no Kremlin leadership shakeup indicated.
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Moscow
Boviet Communist Party
Khrushchev
Russia
N. V. Podgorny
Ukraiian Communist Party
D. S. Poliansky
Russian Federation
Soviet Union
Central Committee
Kremlin
Clash Over UN Police Role in Lebanon
Beiruts quiet mood contrasted by sporadic fighting in Mozokehbe and Zarif districts as Lebanon debates UN observer duties. Hammarskjold backs limited UN observation while Beirut government pushes for border patrols to halt hostile infiltration. discussions with Premier Sami Solh noted amid rebel roadblocks and strongpoints nationwide.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Dag Hammarskjold
Say Hammarskjold
United Nations
Mozekhbeh
Basta
Sami Solh
Hammarskjold
David Blickenstaff
United Arab
Senate Votes RR Tax Break
Senators favored anti-recession tax cuts and renewed efforts to repeal WWII transportation taxes. The freight levy was adopted 50 to 25 as 33 Democrats and 26 Republicans joined to erase the three percent levy, while leaders opposed broader repeal. The session aimed to finalize amendments to a House bill extending current corporate and excise tax rates.
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Washington
Senate
Charles E. Potter
Rmich
Paul FH. Douglas
D-1
William F. Knowland
Cualitornis
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Bank declares coin machines illegal seizure rule
The Robs Erie Bank announces that the malfunctioning coin machines are illegal and may be seized and destroyed. Police officials shown include Sgt. H. M. Jaynes, Uniontown State Police substation commander, Uniontown Police Chief James Mahoney, and State Policeman Robert Hackett.
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Sgt
H. M. Jaynes
Uniontown
James Mahoney
Robert Hackett
Masked Gunmen Rob Erie Union Bank in Broad Daylight
Three masked gunmen held five bank employees at the West Side Union Bank of Erie until an officer opened the vault and $35,000 was taken. The car used in the escape was later abandoned in Erie. A handyman witness described the robbers as white, while officials note conflicting descriptions. Police and state troopers established roadblocks across the region as they pursued leads and checked reports of suspects seen elsewhere.
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West Side
Union Bank of Erie
West 26Th Street
Erie
Continental Rubber Works
Earliey
William White
Edward Bolton
Bolton
John Moore
William Pfister
Union Bank
Corry Barracks
Waterford
Girard
Titusville
Meadville
Warren
Nickel Plate Railroad
Buffalo
GOP Sees Business Upswing To Aid Adams Issue
Republicans divided over Eisenhower choice to retain Adams as aide amid the Sherman Adams controversy. They hope a genuine business upturn may lessen the political harm before the 1958 elections. Early indicators show gains in sales, inventories, and employment, though figures remain mixed and policy remains cautious.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
GOP
Congress
Eisenhower
Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Truman
Hisenhower
Association of American Railroads
Jobless Claims Rise for First Time in Eight Weeks
The State Bureau of Employment Security reported 305,038 jobless claims for the week ended June 13, up 3,449 from the prior week. Claims were 155,639 higher than the same week in 1957, while new unemployment claims decreased by 178 to 38,074.
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State Bureau of Employment Security
Newaclatins
Stassen To Attend Pennsylvania Republican Events
Pennsylvania GOP chairman George Bloom announces Harold Stassen will join state party organizing meetings and a 100 for dinner at the Sheraton Hotel as part of a two day series to energize support for the November election. Bloom notes Stassen’s influence in the May primary and welcomes cross state backing.
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Philadelphia
George Bloom
Pennsylvania
Harold Stassen
Sheraton Hotel
Stassen
White House
Bloom
Republican State Committee
Minnesota
Aero Officer Seeks Seat On Elgin Board
A New York investor group led by Henry M Margolis seeks three seats on the Elgin National Watch Co board amid charges that management lacks imagination and foresight to stop the company’s losses. The Elgin board meeting notes three profitable industrial divisions but overall fiscal quarter losses persist. Margolis accuses leadership of concealing problems and mismanagement.
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Aero
Elgin Board
ELGIN
Elgin National] Watch Co
J. G. Shennan
Tose Wis
Allendance
New York City
Henry M Margolis
Hine Man
Margoli
Ehtef
Aero Supply Manufacturing Co
New York
Jaxon
Bigs
Corry Faces Loss If Pinballs Go
Corry could lose revenue from pinball machine taxes after a court ruling classed devices as slot machines. City treasurer Carlton Smith estimates Joss would be 2600 dollars yearly with 35 machines in the city taxed at 75 dollars per device. Pinball activity is a multi million dollar local industry and removal could cost about 100000 dollars annually. State police raids a year ago led to destruction of 41 machines. current local steps unclear.
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Corry
Bt Brie
Fayette County
Girl Killed Three Hurt In Pittsburgh Crash
An auto carrying four youths home from a country club prom crashed in Pittsburgh early today. Margaret Ann Crawford, 21, of Butler was killed. Sarah Weaver 21 of Punxsutawney Eugenie P O'Donnell 21 of Butler and John W Kennedy 27 of California Pa were admitted to hospital in fair condition.
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Pittsburgh
Margaret Ann Crawford
Butler
Sarah Weaver
Punksutawney
Eugenie P. O'Donnell
John W. Kennedy
California
Hagerty Receives Free Golf, Lodging At Tampa Club
Tampa Tribune reports 1957 freebies for James C. Hagerty and wife at Ponte Vedra Club in Florida. Five day stay included golf lessons meals and lodging valued at 260.97 plus Hagerty claimed he paid for some golf. Club officials say honored guests receive no bills. Hagerty confirms some charges were paid. Prince Christian of Hesse marries Australian widow Annie Peart Field in secret civil ceremony in Geneva ten days ago.
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Tampa
Pia. Wi
Ses
James C. Hagerty
Tampa Tribune
Hagerty
Ponte Verda
Jacksonville Beach
J. P. LeMaster
Ponte Verda Corp
Mayhugh Courson
Washington
Prince
Geneva
Prince Christian of Hesse
Annie Peart Field
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U. S
Nagy
Wakr
Reds
U. 5
Dag
Robs Erie Bank
Wall Street
Myle Teht
Mi Koln
Posihot
Aen
Bare Hagerty
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