Atlas Missile Base Strike Threatens Firing Plan
San Diego based Convair workers in a contract dispute with the IAM walked out and picketed at San Diego and Pomona Atlas missile plants. The one day work stoppage and potential injunction threaten production at Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg test centers with 22,726 workers affected and wages under negotiation.
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Florida
Convair
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United States
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Wyo
Gffutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Neb
Air Force
TAM
Holloman
N.M
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E. Marvin Sconyers
IAM
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Pomona
Astronautics
Westgate Hallpark
California Primary Sparks Campaign Clashes
The Associated Press reports a heated California presidential primary week with Democratic Gov Edmund Brown attacking Nixon tactics and urging a strong Democratic turnout while Nixon gains cross party praise. Rockefeller campaigns in New York and Minnesota, Kennedy eyes delegates in Minnesota, and Johnson/Goldwater jockeying for position as primaries approach on Tuesday.
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Associated Press
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Minnesot
Richard M. Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
George H. McLain
Adlai E. Stevenson
Nixon
George W. Milias
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Rockefeller
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John Davis
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Kennedy
Wisconsin
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Minn
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Texas
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Guardsmen cause fatal harm at Philadelphia church
Police report says a Baptist minister, preparing a Sunday sermon, was fatally harmed before the morning service. The assailant robbed him, took his pockets, and fled, while investigators search for a motive and suspect.
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Philadelphia
President to Get Philippine Award
Manila AP report notes President Eisenhower to receive the Philippines highest decoration. The article describes Rev Thomas J McKelevy 68 pastor of St Stephen’s Baptist Church found murdered in his parish and references a missing weapon. The minister’s wife Susan says the husband planned to sermonize Friday and return home that night. A 11-year-old boy living above the church discovered the body. The piece mentions a compact symbol of brotherhood between Rajah of the Order of Sikatuna and the presidential schedule. The text covers schedule compression and a four-day visit in mid June.
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Thomas J. McKelevy
Stls Stephen's Baptist Church
United States
Tion
Sikatuna
Susan
Carlos Garcia
Manila
Eienhower
Fishermen Battle 322-Lb Fish In San Joaquin River
Tracy California AP report says two Oakland fishermen armed for hass hooked a huge sturgeon in the San Joaquin River on Sunday. After a four and a half hour struggle they beat the fish to death after towing the boat to shallow water. Fred Metzger enticed the monster with a bass plug as his partner Sonic Salado battled to help subdue the 322 pound catch.
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Tracy, Calif
Oakland
San Joaquin
Fred Metzger
Sonic Salado
29 Submit To Fallout Mole Test In Pittsburgh Shelter
In Pittsburgh Shady Side 29 volunteers aged seven to 72 live in a nuclear fallout shelter until June 19. Researchers from the American Institute for Research for the Office of Civil Defense Mobilization study shelter construction and public preparedness. Observers hear no sound taped on stereo, watch through one way windows, and monitor behavior. The shelter provides canned foods heated on a two place stove and about one gallon water per person daily. Beds are bunk style with six by two feet sleeping spaces.
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Pittsburgh
Shadyside
American Institute For Research
Office of Civil Defense Mobilization
Delaware River Contamination Threat Ends
The water contamination threat to Delaware River communities from a poisonous insecticide ended today. The State Health Department questions why it took so long to detect the danger. Thousands of dead fish alerted residents and nearby communities began precautionary measures.
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Yardley
Eisenhower, Khrushchev Spar In West Point Tour
President Eisenhower resumes West Point alumni activities after clashing with Nikita Khrushchev over recent rhetoric. He spoke at Notre Dame and Bear Mountain Inn, praising restraint while defending U S leadership as crowds cheered him. An honorary doctor of laws was awarded at Notre Dame.
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N.Y
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Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
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United States Military Academy
South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
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Khrushchev
Kremlin
United States
Bear Mountain Inn
Charles Dutrieux
Ike
Theodore Mr. Hesburgh
Weather Summary With Temperatures and Global Readings
Telegraphed daily weather data show 24 hour high 80 and low 55 with expectations of 75 on Tuesday. Sunrise 5 33 a m sunset 8 28 p m tides noted at Chester terminal pier with specified high and low times. Worldwide readings list clear conditions in Albany and Denver, cloudy in Boston Chicago Detroit Fort Worth Helena Kansas City and others with varying highs and lows and several rain events reported.
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State Department rebukes Soviet Cuba on Paris summit drive
The State Department denounces Khrushchev and Castro for intensified attacks aimed at derailing international relations and the Paris summit. It objects to Soviet vilification of Eisenhower and accuses Havana of a slander campaign while pledging friendship. Havana says responses will come in due time.
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State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Soviet Fleet
Rockefeller
U.S
Castro
Ministry of Foreign Relations
Cuba
Christian A. Herter
All America
Herter
Fisenhower
New York
Cardinal Bea Named Head of Ecumenical Council Commission
Pope John XXIII named German born Agostino Cardinal Bea to head the commission to coordinate Protestant and other non-Catholic Christian participation in the forthcoming ecumenical council. The selection, part of ten commissions, aims to prepare for the worldwide Roman Catholic Council to be held within two or three years. Cardinal Bea is in the United States to receive an honorary degree from Fordham University.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Agostino Cardinal Bea
Cardinal Bea
United States
Fordahm University
Congressmen Under Microscope Te Rules
Reporters reveal artificial 1959 overseas spending tallies by House committees led by Public Works and Judiciary. Consolidated figures show mischaracterized totals with rigid percentages for transport, lodging, and meals. Officials including Emanuel Celler questioned the reports and reporting methods amid claims of confections in itemization.
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Bess World
Congress
E. Dick
Emanuel Celler
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Paris
Washington
House
Public Works and Judiciary Committees
Knight
Dean Oberdorfer
Walter Pincus
House Committee
Quito
Ecuador
Jose M. Velasco Tharra
Argentina
Sudan
Lib
South America
Red China Coastro Tie Predicted
The New York Times reports Fidel Castro's regime plans diplomatic ties with Red China and a Havana Peiping trade pact. Cuba invited Premier Chou Enlai. Khrushchev may visit around July 26. U.S. diplomats fear increased Red Chinese influence in Latin America amid Cuba Soviet ties.
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NEW York
Fidel Casttro
Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Times
Chou
Peiping
Soviet Union
United States
the Times
Havana
Latin America
Red
China
Mark Twain Shrine Dedication Draws Thousands in Missouri
About 7,000 people packed Florida village for the dedication of a Mark Twain shrine. The two room cabin marks birthplace of Samuel Langhorne Clemens born 125 years ago. Clemens, writing as Mark Twain, achieved world fame as a humorist.
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Florida
Mark Twain
Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Clemens
Strong Quake Jolts Coast of California
A strong earthquake halted this northern California coastal area Sunday evening. The tremor began at 6 18 p m with a sharp shake and continued with a gentle voicing motion. The seismograph at the University of California Berkeley recorded its shocks for 40 minutes.
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University of California At Berkeley
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