Inquest Set On Mystery Deaths Of 8
In Alberta eight people are dead in a remote Buffalo district farm slaying. John E. Clark, a 41 year old provincial legislator, is among the victims. Seven others were shot with a .22 rifle. Clark’s body was found in a gutter. An inquest is set for today.
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Alta
Eign
Buffalo
Alberta
John E. Clark
Clark
B. D. Peck
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Robert Zander
Margaret Clark
George Anderson
William Olah
Mideast Watch Mandate Okayed
United Nations Security Council granted Dag Hammarskjold a mandate to monitor Middle East cease fire and Arab-Israeli compliance. Britain proposed changes faced Arab and Soviet opposition, especially on a clause urging a peaceful Palestine settlement accepted on a mutually acceptable basis.
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United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N. Security ‘Council
Middle East
Syesemy
Hammarsxjeld
Britain
Sir’ Pierson
Egypt
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
Palestine
U. N
Police Under Fire In Campus Riots
BERKELEY Chancellor Clark criticized campus leaders and Berkeley police for failing to break up a May riot sparked by a water fight that turned into a panty raid. Six more students were disciplined, bringing total disciplinary actions to 76.
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Berkeley
Clark
University of California
Very Little Russian Offered by U S Secondary Schools
A Colgate University study by Henry W. Mott finds only nine American secondary schools offer Russian courses. He notes many states lack Russian tests in college entrance exams, keeping the subject scarce in secondary education.
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Hamilton, N. Y
Henry W. Mott
Colgate University
French Reds Abstain in National Assembly Vote
Paris reports the Communist party will abstain in tonight's confidence vote on Premier Mollet's Algerian policy and general policy. The 150 member bloc will neither support nor oppose the government, likely ensuring Mollet's victory with backing from right wing and moderates amid tax hikes and unrest over Algeria and the Saar.
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Paris
Communist Party
National Assembly
Guy
Mollet
Reds
Moscow
Germany
Saar
Dog Hazard Parley Opens WASHINGTON Session
Washington dispatch reports a conference called by Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield to improve relations between 125000 postmen and dogs. A split emerged among experts including dog psychologists with some opposing friendly approaches and others proposing repellents and stand-off drills.
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Washington
INS
Arthur
Summerfield
America
Carrier
Air Liquor Ban Looms on Planes in Congress
A House Commerce subcommittee moved to ban liquor service on airplanes amid pilot and stewardess pressure and temperance groups. The bill aims to halt what lawmakers call flying saloon service, perceived more for profits than safety, with full committee and possible Senate action looming as the session ends.
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Washington
Congress
House Commerce
Tippling
J. Percy
Senate
Grand Rapids Police Report High Driver Hand on Hair
Police said a man was arrested in Grand Rapids for driving 50 miles per hour with neither hand on the steering wheel as a patrol car pulled alongside. He reportedly used both hands to comb his hair, according to the report.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Teport
Income in US Hits New High
US personal income reached an all time high in April at an annual rate of 317.1 billion dollars, up about two billion from March. Higher wages in manufacturing and increased employment were cited as major factors by government economists.
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Washington
Canker Department
Businese
AFL CIO Top Council Meets Over Broad Agenda
The AFL-CIO Top Council convenes bi monthly meetings to discuss a wide range of issues including organizing drives and the planned Moscow visit of Yugoslav President Tito. The council will decide whether to call a special federation convention to endorse a ticket or defer to the 170 member general board.
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Moscow
Tito
Aflcio General Board
Benson Tells Soil Bank Aim
Beaver Dam Wisconsin Agriculture Secretary Ezra T Benson cautioned farmers not to expect drouth relief from the new 1.2 billion dollar soil bank plan. His remarks came after a Midwest farm tour and followed a Chicago stop and a Washington speech. Republican wheat belt lawmakers urged loosening soil bank rules to allow earlier plowing before harvest on 1956 crops.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Ezra T. Benson
Eisenhower
Benson
Midwest
Chicago
Washington
Fire crews extinguish blaze at Potter home
Firemen quickly doused a fire at Albert Potter’s residence after a cigarette reportedly fell into a pile of clothes in his bathtub. No injuries reported and the cause is being investigated.
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Albert Potter
Saar-F Control Accord Aims Immediate Steps
Background shows Adenauer and Mollet reaching a Luxembourg agreement in 1957 on Saar and canal issues. It outlines political and economic concessions, with France to gain coal mining rights in the Saar during a three year transition while Germany retains political control. The accord also signals consensus on military and monetary ties and a plan to address circulating statements that could inflame tensions.
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Luxembourg
Adenauer
Guy
Mollet
Saar
Moselle
Alsace
Francé
Germany
Maxwell” Awa
France
Ger
Mus
Ithe Warndt
Charles E. Wilson
Miter
Taylor
Indianapolis Driver Goes Dog Crazy in Drunken Chase
Suburban Indianapolis incident reports a driver pursued by a town marshal after a drunken ride. A dog left the car with the engine running during the chase through a suburban area. Names and precise details unclear in the OCR.
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Indianapolis
Morris
Lawrence
Atthy Swasan
Lodtel Tert
Chotiner Defends Tactics Amid McClellan Probe
Los Angeles attorney Murray M. Chotiner, Nixon campaign manager in 1952, says the McClellan Senate committee inquiry into his law practice is a Democratic harassment bid. He asserts he is not of concern to investigators and that White House aides discussed client problems without naming Nixon.
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Los Angeles
INS
Murray. M.chotiner
Richard Nixon
McClellan Senate Committee
Chotiner
Beverly Hills
White’ House
Nixon
State Pride Nine-Car Merritt Parkway Crash Report
Police investigated a nine car crash on the Merritt Parkway. Motorists involved came from New York New Jersey Rhode Island and Massachusetts. None were from Connecticut.
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Trumbull
Conn
Merritt Parkway
New York
Newe Jersey
Rhode | Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Montana Yotes and candidates on the 1964 primary ballot
Montana holds its first presidential preference primary in over 30 years with three candidates on the ballot. Estes Kefauver is the only Democrat officially entered on the Democratic primary. Stevenson did not campaign in the state. On the Republican ballot Secretary Arnold faces Daly. Arnold backs Eisenhower as a favorite son. A write-in vote appears in the Democratic governor race as former Gov. John Bonner seeks a comeback.
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Montana
The
Estes
Kefauver D
Tenn
New York
Gows
Averell Harriman
Adlas
Stevenson
Didate
Monstana
Lar Daly
Chicagoy
America
John W. Bontner
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Daily Review
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Adameda
Sant California
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Castro Vaile
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Konrad Adenauer
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