Eisenhower eyes direct appeal to the people in 1980 bid
Washington reports President Eisenhower may take a direct public campaign to urge Congress to act on major proposals. Republican leader Morton said a White House conference indicated a plan for a potential major speech in a key city, with Morton noting the president would push for action within the year.
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Eisenhower
Ban Francisco
UPD
University ’ of Califor- Milial
Foreign Aid
Bill Wia
Susorvihé House
Ross
Magrendér
Magruder
Ronald
Six Killed In Desert Crash Near Nojave Calif
Six people died in a head on collision on a straight stretch of U S highway about 30 miles north of Nojave California. A seven year old boy survived in critical condition at the Navy hospital in Gilna Lake. Identified victims included Subald 40 of the China Lake Naval Test Center and Thornton W Howard 28 his wife Millie 26 and their three children Susan Cindy and Timothy.
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Calif
UPN
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Here
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Palval
Naval Test Center
Thornton W. Howard
Millie
Arti
Susan
Cindy
Timothy
Lannie Howard
Navy Hospital
Gilna Lake
Solon Warns Against Cutting Foreign Aid in Cold War
Washington Democratic Rep. Dhomagne Morgan urged against deep cuts in foreign aid as the House opens debate on a 3.64 billion dollar measure. He warned reductions threaten U.S. position in the Cold War and emphasized the program funds the fight against communism. Amendments were expected, including a food for peace proposal to aid developing nations through the United Nations.
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UPD
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D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs
Tuffice
U.S
Morgan
House
Eisenhower
Foreign Affairs Committee
Pennylvania Democrat
Soma
Ren. Leonard CG. Woll Dlown
Australians Meat Consumption Dips
The Australian Meat Board reports Australians averaged 210 pounds of meat per year in 1958, down from 238 pounds before World War II. The per capita figure excludes bacon, ham, and canned meats.
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Synaney
Bouncing Baby Falls From Bunk to Concrete Stairs
Five year old Frederick Wray fell from a second floor bunk in San Francisco after bouncing on a mattress and crashed through a window onto concrete steps below. He was treated for a scalp wound and arm cuts at Central Emergency. In a separate incident in San Francisco a market owner, Myron Spears, reported being robbed by two masked gunmen who forced open the safe and escaped with about 8,000 in checks and 3,000 in cash before police arrived.
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Frederick Wray
Washington
Hey
Almeter
Wiliams
Feday
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Speart
Rel
Spear
Éstapad
Kidck
Mineral Output Report Flags Production Value
A fragmented OCR line notes mineral output with a figure around 2.12 billion, naming Optawa or Otawa Canaida style terms and a speculative producer value. The text is garbled but implies a national or regional minerals total with a large monetary estimate and percentage context missing.
Almanac Fragment for June 15 and Historical Dates
Almanac notes June 15 as a Monday in the 66th day of the year with 190 days remaining. It lists Saturn as the morning star and Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter as evening stars, then cites Magna Carta sealing in 1215, Franklin's kite experiment in 1752, Arkansas statehood in 1836, and the General Slocum disaster with 1 021 deaths. a Thought for today quotes Lord Macaway.
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Runnymede
Benjamin Franklin
Arkansas
Slocim
Manhattan
Lord Macaway
Liberace Libel Suit Trial Proceeds in London
In London, Liberace faces a libel suit against the Daily Mirror over a column alleging homosexuality. Amid court delays, the star keeps earning with Palladium shows and TV work, receiving a warm ovation during a silver jacket performance.
Man Shot In Tavern Brawl Near Modesto
A man was seriously injured when a gun fired during a tavern fight at Alive Bank bar north of Modesto. Tony Eugene Williams of Modesto underwent surgery at Oakdale Community Hospital to prevent drowning from blood loss as bullets damaged his jaw and shoulder. Police and witnesses described a chaotic scene with bystanders watching the incident unfold.
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UPI
Alivebank
Here
Suinday
Oakdale
Tiegpital
Tony Eugene Williams
Modesto
Heii Léle
Stanislaus
Avhol County Hospital
Renor
French Unions avert wage freezing clash in rail talks
Unions from major groups including Catholics and Communists agreed to withdraw a strike after a last minute conference with Public Works Minister Robert Biron. De Gaulle's government planned to drafts rail workers into the army to avert transport chaos as a nationwide strike threatened. Ground crews and city transit staff had threatened to join.
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Lucsaay
Public Works
Robert Biron
Huron’ Proposer AG
de Gaulle
Ordy Airfield
Gz Rave NO
Native Daughters Grand Parlor Meet Heads to Santa Cruz
About 100 women are expected to attend the five day Grand Parlor gathering of the Native Daughters of the Golden West in Santa Cruz starting Sunday. The event will run through the week with Delegalis to the 1d annual session.
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Daughters State
Santa Cruz
Calif
Native Daughters of the
Golder West
Liz Taylor Delayed at Paris Airport on Passport Check
Liz Taylor and her husband Eddie Fisher faced delays at Paris airport as immigration officials questioned their identities and documents. Police eventually accepted Liz’s claim, allowing the couple to board a flight to London where she continues filming.
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Eddie Fisher
Tilizabeth Taylor
Paris
Liz
Fedilie
Aula’ Sies du’ Rendh
Fondon
Baer
the Gauntey
Pa Fasianable
Aolvice
Ialian Air Nner
Eddie
Pate
London
Aerial Camera Tracks Missile In World Market Sale
Melbourne reports an AustrallaG built 73 minute aerial camera unit with a special 180 lens offered to air forces worldwide. When mounted in aircraft the camera allegedly photographs missile sites, with orders said to come from Sweden and Britain and the Swedish government evaluating its use.
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Australlag
Austy
Britain
Afl
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