No Changes in Senate Seen on Defense Bill
Washington report notes Senate and House plan to pass a defense reorganization bill with little if any change. Senator Richard Russell predicts House approved measure will be satisfactory with minor adjustments. Debate centers on executive powers and congressional oversight of military function mergers.
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R-Nih
Fisenhower
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Eisenhower
Defense
Senate Labour Bill Faces Narrow Senate Support
Washington reports Sen John F Kennedy believes concessions on minor changes may keep labor reform bill in play. The Senate approved several subtle amendments to bolster provisions requiring unions to file financial reports and hold secret ballots. A major clash over supervisory employee definitions failed 47 to 38 as Knowland and McClellan signal cautious optimism while Kennedy calls Thursday changes minor.
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UPD
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Johon L. McClellan
D-Ark.j
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Calif
Billy
Kennedy
Canadian Lawyer Beaudoin Weds Miss Outram in Las Vegas
Louis René Beaudoin 46, former speaker of the Canadian House of Commons, married Alice M. Outram 23 in a Gabriel Presbyterian ceremony. The pair planned a honeymoon visiting Phoenix Grand Canyon Los Angeles and Seattle before Beaudoin, after a Reno divorce for mental cruelty, aims to take a Nevada bar exam and settle in Las Vegas.
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Alice M. Outram
Presbyterian Church
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Grand Canyon
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Miss Outram
John Charles Outram
Walter Douglas
Reno
Margaret Wespiser
Nevada
Las Vegas
Expelled pupil hosts campus party in Oxford scandal
An expelled Oxford pupil held a boisterous party on campus with champagne and wine as guests drank heavily. Security intervened after a fight. the former student, a young heir to the earldom of Eldon, reportedly shot a deer in Magdalen College park and ate venison. The Earl of Eldon, a Magdalen graduate, awaits crown succession in waiting.
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Theft and fraud verdicts in Alameda County case
A jury found Sidney Scott Bahoh guilty on three counts of grand theft and one count of forgery, for swindling Hast Bay residents of 83000 dollars. Bahoh, 37, a Burmese-born former UC student, faced sentencing set for June 17. He could receive up to 54 years plus an additional term for the remaining count.
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Worker Tells Murder Guilt In Pittsburg case
Martinez California United Press International reports Paul K Mercer a 61 year old Antioch sheet metal worker faced possible death sentence after pleading guilty to first degree murder of his foreman William F Jackson at the Columbia Geneva mill in Pittsburg on March 6. Mercer was arrested in a tavern with the gun in his possession after the shooting and later pleaded innocent on April 17. The case details include the victim and the plant parking lot shooting with a .92 caliber automatic weapon.
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Arrest confession details shooting claim drive motive
A man arrested in a tavern told police he had shot Jackson because he was disgruntled after others were promoted over him. The report notes motive alleged during initial statements to investigators.
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Birthday of HAROLD E. GRANGE Ex Football Star
Birthday note for Harold E Grange born June 13 1903 in Wheaton Illinois known as the Galloping Ghost. Son of Wheaton police chief he is credited with elevating professional football to prominence. In retirement he logged 1944 miles run and 2366 points scored without a football scholarship.
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Florida Orange Troves
Khrushchev Denies Ex-leaders Exile Rumors
Moscow reports Khrushchev dismissed rumors of the death or banishment of ex leaders as greatly exaggerated. He cited Malenkov alive and visitable, noted Suslov bathing on the Black Sea, and mentioned Bulganin in hospital recovering from an operation. He added Malenkov never did practical electrical work.
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Kishi urges US aid for Japan Southeast Asia plans
Japan's Premier Nobusuke Kishi formed a second cabinet after a three day delay and urged U.S. cooperation to back his Southeast Asia ambitions. He favors continued trade with Red China while not extending Peiping recognition. Voters supported his Liberal Democratic policies in the latest lower house election.
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Colored CHICAGO Skates Hit Market with Nylon Molded Balls
Nylon molded skates are now on the market in Chicago with colored options. Production has dropped from about 100 pairs to roughly 17, reflecting limited supply. The skates come in several colors.
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Chicago
The Form Divine Weighs In On Daily Want Ads
A compact notice urging action on today’s want ads. The item highlights a call to stop sighing and take steps related to Turn 6 Class 27, naming Hew as a focal point. The piece reads like a terse editorial nudge within a local paper’s advertising section.
Eisenhower Rejects Demand to Oust Adams
President Eisenhower refused a congressional push to fire Sherman Adams amid disclosures of favors for Bernard Goldfine. Hagerty said the President has full confidence in Adams and will not testify or resign, as lawmakers probe Adams’ actions with federal agencies and a hotel bill arrangement.
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East German girls pledge to curb drinking and breakup romance
Communist Youth members in East Germany urge sobriety as a social campaign. Young World reports girls threaten to end relationships if boyfriends refuse to stop drinking vodka schnapps and beer. Several letters describe ultimatums leading to teetotal partners and a shift toward non drinker lifestyles.
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Brooklyn Church Feud Turns Into Open Fight Outside
Tension over control of the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Brooklyn erupts into violence outside the locked church. Senior warden Readle is treated for a cut after a melee as Rev. Dr. Howard L. M. Cowan and vestryman Jeroy Peterson clash with pro Melish factions amid a long running dispute over church property and leadership orders.
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Judge Finds Stover Not Guilty In Integration Incident
Curtis Stover an 18-year-old Central High School graduate was ruled innocent of disturbing the peace after an alleged spitting incident at the May 25 baccalaureate exercise. Judge Robert Laster said the boy had an emotional moment and did not personally cause the disturbance. The case tied to the school integration tension and involved a crowd exit after the event.
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Ark
UFC
Curtis Stover
Central High School
Robert Laster
Laster
Dwight Eisenhower
Patan
Youth Loses Hand to Bomb at New York High School
UPI reports Angelo Rosselli, 15, of Samuel Gomper s Vocational High School, lost his left hand while oven constructing a homemade pipe bomb in a school tool room. Barry Bartjet, 15, escaped with minor cuts as the device exploded during assembly.
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UPI
Roselli
Korea Records Drop In Prices Amid Inflation Controls
Seoul reports Korea wholesale price index fell 2.7 percent in 1957, marking the first decline since World War II. The International Cooperation Administration aided stabilization efforts, boosting Latin production by 10 percent and industrial output by about 30 percent.
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House Group Hits Use of Secret Label
The House Information Subcommittee charged the Defense Department with secrecy labels and propaganda coverups. It warned that the Pentagon may adopt a single voice under a political propaganda expert as it pursues an information centralization plan. The report, approved by the Government Operations Committee, urges reforms to improve nonsecurity information flow while noting Congress must pass laws to ensure the public’s right to know.
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Operations Committee
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Toner
Graham urges youth to join Christian crusade at Cow Palace
Billy Graham told 18,900 at the Cow Palace that soft life invites Communist victory and urged American youth to dedicate themselves to Christ and march in his army. He called Russia’s people disciplined and ready, asked those under 25 to stand, and warned the world could be changed quickly by faith.
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Billy
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Christ
Graham
Survey Planned On Latin Women
Guatemala report shows women in Latin America still underrepresented in community affairs. Inter-American Commission of Women plans a country by country study to identify obstacles to exercising rights, focusing on education and training opportunities, with emphasis on Guatemala’s Graciela Quan Valeria cjuela.
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