Kennedy and De Gaulle Meet in Berlin Eyes on Disarmament
In Berlin President Kennedy and Charles de Gaulle found common ground on several broad issues despite past tensions. They agreed not to backtrack on defense and nuclear policy, discussed Laos and Latin America, and stressed getting acquainted rather than final deals. Kennedy called the talks broadly productive.
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Johansson mocks Tunney over Patterson clash remarks
Ingemar Johansson, in Goteborg, calls Gene Tunney an old publicity seeker after Tunney claimed Johansson was ill when Patterson knocked him out in March. Johansson says he knew his condition better than Tunney and was wheeled during the bout.
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Tunney Criticizes Ring Monopoly In Johansson Bout
Former heavyweight champion Tunney testified before the Senate Antitrust subcommittee claiming boxers faced monopolistic practices and that Ingemar Johansson was a sick man with brain trauma in fights against Floyd Patterson. Johansson’s physician denied the charges, noting Johansson was in good condition.
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Behan Denies Being Drunk at Bollywood Barroom
NOLLYWOOD AP Brendan Behan denies drunken and disorderly charges after an Irish playwright skipped municipal court on Sunday due to screenplay work. A jury trial is set for June 30 after attorney Max Salomon entered pleas of innocent to three misdemeanor counts. Behan, free on $108 bail, says he was merely singing when the bartender had him placed under citizen's arrest.
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Helen Hayes Defended in Congress Over USIA Pay
Senator Javits defends Helen Hayes amid controversy over her 1500 dollar weekly salary to perform abroad for the US Information Agency. He calls it modest, noting she rejected offers totaling 250000 dollars to adhere to cultural exchange tours. Representative O Hara referenced a great actress abroad on a USIA tour paid 2500 dollars weekly.
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Fireman Has Hero Status
Perry Michigan AP reports a volunteer firefighter John A Southwell a father of four climbed atop a 21.0 million gallon propane tank under a water cascade and shut a valve to stop a blast threat at Dri Gas Corp. An explosion hurled propane bottles during a fire that burned for hours with no injuries.
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Kennedy backing urged for Delaware River Compact
Rep. Francis Walter predicts a Kennedy administration endorsement of the Delaware River Compact now before the Pennsylvania legislature. Delaware New Jersey and New York legislatures have approved the plan to develop river basin water sources. Col. Setliffe said major dams may be ready by 1970 at Beltzville Blue Marsh and other sites, with costs estimated at 319 million dollars.
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George S. Kaufman Dies at 71 After Heart Attack
George S. Kaufman famed Broadway writer director and producer dies at 71 in a Park Avenue apartment after a heart attack. The gloomily wry humorist contributed to You Cant Take It With You Dinner at Eight and The Man Who Came to Dinner with Moss Hart and others won two Pulitzers and shaped American Theatre despite personal quirks.
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Jail Petition Is Rejected in Montgomery County
NORRISTOWN Pa AP Judge Warren K Hess of Montgomery County Court dismissed a petition by Mrs Robert Lee Stansberry widow of the man killed by Julian W Barnard hit by car and killed him Barnard 64 former Norris town city solicitor was fined 500 placed on probation for two years and banned from driving during that period for manslaughter The next day he was seen driving to work and the petition asking for a jail sentence was dismissed as no additional facts were presented.
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High speed Electra hopes hinge on safety fixes
Washington AP reports federal Aviation officials consider reopening Electra service after a period of restrictions. Lockheed says 21 Electras remain for modifications at its Burbank plant. The 400 mph cruising issue followed a 1960 Tell City crash killing six and a half years of air disasters, prompting a major design and wind tunnel overhaul to restore public confidence.
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Lottery Draw Wins GOP Spot For Narberth Tax Collector
NORRISTOWN Pa AP Mrs Lulu McCartney who says she does not gamble won the Republican nomination for Narberth tax collector in a lottery draw. McCartney and Earl K Hofman each received 333 votes in the May 16 primary election. She called it beginner's luck and said she opposes Hofman.
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Ship Savannah To Run Twice As Far On One Fueling
Washington AP reports the clear powered merchant ship Savannah will sail about 256000 miles per fueling, roughly twice the range of the nuclear submarine Nautilus, as administrative officials testified to a House Appropriations subcommittee in mid April.
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Dickinson College Trustee Begins 82nd Term President
Boyd ee Spahr, 81, begins his 82nd term as president of the Dickinson College board after being reelected Friday for the thirtieth time. A senior member of Ballard Spay Andrews and Ingersoll, he led Dickinson’s 1900 class and is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate who has served on the board since 1908.
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Top Clerk Talks Way To Heights
Washington A P. George Maurer of Easton Pennsylvania serves as chief reading clerk in the House. He reads bills and messages at 300 words a minute or faster with inflection and life. He must know all 437 members by sight and greets newcomers by name. Maurer enjoys his role and reading remains his favorite pastime.
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Nixon to Write Series for Times-Mirror Syndicate
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon agrees to produce at least ten articles for the Times-Mirror Syndicate with no dates set. He plans to write as events occur, delivering timely pieces on current affairs.
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