Boiling Point observations by Hal Boyle from AP column
New York AP column recounts assorted bits on household heat from a wife and flea, TV usage averaging five hours daily, digestive disorders costing the nation, tax attitudes in a U S survey, beer fed beef catfish in Japan, marital quips, teen movie audiences, warnings on alcohol and tranquilizers, US melting pot notes, quotes from Billy Graham, weight loss via hot baths, and a playful dare about corn kernels.
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New York
U.S
Goois News
Japan
Walter Slezak
Ussr
United States
Soviet Union
Billy Graham
Bon Ami Institute
Alaska Bush Pilot Don Sheldon Rescues Climbers on Denali
Anchorage reporter Jerry Rowkett profiles Don Sheldon of Talkeetna, Alaska, praising his daring rescues on Denali and Iliamna. The article notes his civilian award from the Air Force for high-risk identification of a crashed plane, and recounts his repeated landings at extreme altitudes to deliver supplies and evacuate sick climbers amid harsh weather and limited communications.
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Don Sheldon
Talkeetna
Alaska
Jerry Rowkett
Anchorage Times
Peronal Erlend
Anchorage
Mt. Iliamna
Alaska Peninsula
Afeu
Cyrus Eaton Honored by Charles University in Prague
Cyrus Eaton an American multimillionaire industrialist received an honorary doctor of laws degree from Charles University in a special ceremony during his visit to Communist Czechoslovakia. The recognition marks a high-profile gesture by the Prague institution amid Cold War era diplomacy.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Cyrus Eaton
Charles University
Two Senate Probes on U2 Case Mapped
Washington AP reports two Senate probes formed after the Paris summit setback. Fulbright and Johnson endorsed inquiries into events and decision making. Kennedy Symington Javits backed investigations, while some Republicans defended the administration amid broader criticism of the U2 incident.
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Washington
Senate
William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Emer
Henry MM. Jackson
D-Wash
Starling
Johnson
Fulbright
Oklahoma City
Counseil
Eisenhower
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Paul M. Butler
Richard M. Nixon
Council
Paris
John F. Kennedy
D- iMass
Stuart Symington
D- iMo
Jacobi Javits
New York
Javits
John Marshall Butler
H-Md
Free World
Karl Mundt
Jumping Frog Champ Crowned in Angeles Camp Event
Tule Pete of Tule Pete of the United States won the jumping frog contest with a three-leap total of 1% feet 242 inches. The gold medalist was owned and coached by year-old Brian Rasacker of Sonar California. Tule Jack, owned by Brian's year-old brother Tommy, Untouchable, owned by Carolyn Voitich, Stockton California, placed third. Frogs from New Jersey and a dozen foreign countries competed.
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New Jersey
Nixon appeals to GOP on foreign aid in Congress
Vice President Nixon urged Republican House Appropriations Committee members to support the administration’s foreign aid plan. He warned that sharp cuts would be seen as retreat from collective security and abandonment of friendly nations. Nixon noted Eisenhower clearance and backed the mutual security program as vital to U S security and future welfare.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
John Taber
RNY
GOP
Nixon
Eisenhower
Ieller
AFL-CIO Chiefs Plan Soviet Trip in July
Ten AFL-CIO leaders and a Teamsters official plan a July visit to the Soviet Union to learn about its people and trade unionism. They will pay their own way and insist they go as individuals, not as union representatives.
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Chicago
Afl-Cio
Teamsters Union
Soviet Union
Jack D. Spiegel
United Shoe Workers Union
Communist Party
Spiegel
V. Gorshov
Union of Soviet Societies
Cecil L. Patrick
Sidney Lens
United Service Employes Union
Ernest Mazey
United Auto Workers
American Civil Liberties Union
Detroit
Harold J. Gibbons
Washington, D.C
Jay A. Miller
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Hazelton
Sam Pollock
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
Cleveland
Tom Cosgreve
American Federation of Teachers
Ruth Levitoff
United Textile Workers
Marian Calligaris
Railway Clerks Union
Czech Miners Die in Explosion at Ostrava Pit
An explosion believed to be caused by methane gas killed several miners Sunday in a coal pit at the big industrial center of Ostrava, amid reports of dangerous conditions and missing workers.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Ostrava
Navy Forces Alerted in Cuba Move on Guantanamo
The Ledger-Star reports Atlantic Fleet HQ warned that Cuban forces near Guantanamo City may march on the U S naval base. Sentries were said to be alerted as Fidel Castro forces reportedly massed quietly outside the base area. Admiral Dennison could not comment immediately.
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Norfolk, Va
The
Ledger-Star
Atlantic
Fleet Headquarters
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Headquar
Ters
Robert L. Dennison
Saidtington
Prce
Fidel
Navy
Guanmore
Lanamo
Naval
D5-Square Mile
Naval Base
Adm
Dennison
Catholic Attack on Communists in Cuba Stirs Tension
In Havana sources report the Roman Catholic Church issued a pastoral letter urging opposition to communism. Fidel Castro accuses anti communism of masking efforts to derail his revolt, marking the church’s first public challenge to Cuban communists since the takeover.
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Havana
Cain
Fidel Castro
Catholic Church
Cuba
Castro
Navy vows to defend Cuban base under treaty terms
The United States runs the naval base in Cuba under a long standing agreement. Admiral Arleigh Burke, chief of naval operations, reiterated last week that the Navy would defend the base in accordance with the treaty.
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United States
Cuba
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Chuckles In The News From Global Standpoints
Lakenheath England council suspects litterers are beer can throwers targeting American airmen. New York a suspect fled a stolen car to Prospect Park but was captured by police after a tumble. Peru Maryknoll Father Quinn’s brakes failed on a mountain road. he used Indian brandy as fluid and credited it with working. London Zoo plans a VIP tour for 14 year old Robert Campbell who runs a private menagerie.
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Lakenheath
England
UPI
Pomata
Peru
Hoy
Richard M. Quinn
San Jose
Calif
Maryknol
New York
Father Quinn
London
London Zoo
Robert Campbell
Deadly Snake Bite Victim Shows Signs of Recovery
Los Angeles AP reports Kenneth Earnest, 22, bitten by an Australian tiger snake at a family reptile farm, remains in an iron lung but doctors say he is slowly improving and has a good chance to live. Medical experts note breathing muscles may still withstand damage. venom described as 10 to 70 times deadlier than the diamondback rattler.
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Los Angeles
Kenneth Earnest
Findlay S. Russell
General Hospital
Pravda Attacks Eisenhower Over Camp David Talks
Pravda denounces President Eisenhower as unable to change his class and imperialist backing during Camp David talks with Premier Khrushchev. The Communist party newspaper accuses him of dirty play and serving capitalist interests, saying he showed no thought of friendship.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Eisenhower
Camp David
Nikita Khrushychev
United States of America
Drunk man found asleep with illegal whisky jug
In Lynchburg Virginia a Campbell County man was arrested near Brockneal after police found him sleeping in a drunken stupor using a half gallon moonshine jug as a pillow. He was booked on possession of illegal whisky.
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Lynchburg
Campbell County
Brockneal
Submarine Skipjack Tests Begin In Scottish Waters
The U S atomic submarine Skipjack arrived in Scottish waters to conduct deep diving and research trials through the month end under supervision by U S naval authorities in Glasgow area.
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U.S
Glasgow
Scotland
Arived
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