Twenty die in Pennsylvanla weekend accidents
Twenty people perish in Pennsylvania weekend wrecks and drownings, including two young boys Patrick Katona 12 Weatherly and Joseph Temple 13 Bristol Township. A Lycoming County drowning followed a St Anne’s School gradation. Multiple fatalities occur from head on crashes near Canton and Hanover Jakob Leonhardt 51 Jennerstown Janet Pentrack 2-year-old John R Miller 2. This list covers a wide map of towns and ages.
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Pennsylvania
Patrick Katona
Weatherly R. D
Joseph Temple
Bristol Township
Patrick
Eurama Park
Moore
McKean County
Hanover
Jakob Leonhardt
Jennerstown
Janet Pentrack
Johnstown
John R. Miller
Harold
Philadelphia
Harry Kane
Lewisburg
Port Allegany
Richard Schowell
Kart
Eldred R.D
Aerial Picketing Marks New Aircraft Walkout
A one day a week strike by the Engineers and Architects Assn halts Convair production in San Diego. Six thousand members walk out every Monday seeking a 6 percent raise, better layoff procedures, and arbitration terms. The dispute adds to broader aerospace industry tensions with Lockheed and Atlas missile base strikes ongoing.
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San Diego
Calif
Assn
Convair
E. Marvin Sconiyers
International Assn
Machinists
Sconyers
Burbank
Unio
Lockheed
California
Navy
San Francisco
Lockheed Missile Machinists
General Dynamics Corp
Pomona
Atlas
Warming
Nebraska
Florida
Aerial Dynamite Test Planned Over White Sands Range
Washington AP reports five hundred pounds of dynamite will be carried aloft by a huge balloon and exploded next spring high above southern New Mexico. The Defense Department will trigger the blast by radio to study chemical explosion effects at altitude for Project Banshee, aiding future space and missile age military problems. The balloon will rise to about 24 miles above White Sands missile range, part of prior exploration of nuclear explosions high above the earth.
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Washington
New Mexico
Defense Department
Pentagon
White Sands
Truman Accuses press of Aiding Weakest Candidate
Former President Truman told ABC College News Conference that metropolitan papers were aiming to nominate the Democrats’ weakest candidate. He declined to name a recipient, hinting Kennedy as a favorite, while also commenting on student sit‑ins in the South and Communist accusations. The SNCC criticized his remarks as unfounded. The interview was taped in East Lansing, Michigan, as Truman spoke at Michigan State University and urged prayers for Eisenhower’s safe return.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Abc-Tv
Metropolitan Press
Ruth Hagg
Sen. Kennedy
Kennedy
Stevenson
South
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Atlanta
Americas
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Eisenhower
Nixon Halleck Split Over School Aid Bill
Washington AP report says Vice President Nixon favors a compromise to quiet the school construction aid bill while House Republican Leader Halleck seeks to kill it. House supports a four year 1.3 billion program. Senate backs two year 1.8 billion including teachers salaries and construction. Conferees expected to resolve differences, with odds of passage hinging on amendments addressing segregation and aid distribution.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Associates
Nixon
Halleck
Chicago
Havel
Congressional
Eisenhower
Senate
House Committee
James C. Davis
D-Ga
Senate House Conference Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
Nyc
Payola to Be Aired at Women's Clubs Convention
Washington AP reports that payola and children's TV and radio programs will be discussed during the 69th annual convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs opening tonight.
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Washington
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Weather snapshot with temperatures and tides
The report lists temperatures for the next 24 hours and the week with highs around 80 and lows near 60. It notes a Sunday average of 73 and normal 72. Precipitation shows 0.33 inches in 48 hours and 0.37 inches for the month, 0.16 inches for the year. Sunrise is 3:32 a.m. and sunset 5:50 p.m. Tides at Chester tidewater terminal Pier show highs 4:32 a.m. and 3:02 p.m. lows 11:11 p.m. and 11:44 a.m. Winds minimal with moonrise at 12:03 a.m.
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Chester Tidewater Terminal
Group Airs Blane Case Charges
Harrisburg news notes the House Judiciary General Committee opens on impeachment charges against Philadelphia District Attorney Victor H. Blane. Rep. John R. Stewart seeks witnesses. committee limits subpoenas but allows important invitees. Blane says he would attend if invited as the process moves toward full House action and possible Senate trial.
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Harrisburg
House
Judiciary General Committee
Philadelphia
Victor H.blane
Blanc
John R. Stewart
R-Phila
Herbert Fineman
D- Phila
Stewart
Fineman
Blane
Wou
Committee For
Senate
Rockefeller Warns Nixon Hurts GOP Unity Before Nomination
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller said missteps by Nixon could complicate a Nixon presidency if he wins the Republican nomination. Rockefeller defended urging a public airing of major issues and affirmed loyalty to the party while denying any independent run. He argued the two party system needs vigorous discussion to keep the GOP vital ahead of the convention.
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New York
Nel
Nixon
A. Rockefeller
Richard M.keller
Republi
Rocket
Feller
York State
Whall
NBC
Rockefeller
WNTA
Russians Warned At Geneva By France Over Soviet Plan
At Geneva a French disarmament expert Jules Moch warned that Khrushchev’s June 2 plan could disrupt Western solidarity. He labeled the Soviet proposal a complete change in policy though some principles remain unchanged.
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Geneva
France
Soviet Union
Wester Alliance
Jules Moch
Nikita Khrushchev
President Nasser Arrives in Yugoslavia
President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic arrived today for talks with Yugoslav President Tito, as two suburban trains collided ten miles north of Naples, injuring 20 people. Motormen and six passengers were in grave condition.
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Nasser
Yugoslavia
PUSA
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Tito
Naples
Italy
13 Groups Involved Riot Threat In Tokyo
Tokyo reports expose a broad, leftist coalition directing protests against Japan's security pact with the United States. The People’s Council Against the Security Pact unites Socialist and Communist linked groups plus labor and cultural organizations to target Prime Minister Kishi. The radical Zengakuren student federation operates independently with two wings, while China and the Soviet Union push propaganda to vilify the pact and urge neutrality.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
Peoples Council Against
Communist Front
Japan, Communist and
Socialist
Redinged
Labor Federation
Sohyo
Japan Peace Committee
Japan Antinuclear Bomb Council
League For Protection of the Con
Nobusuke Kishi
White House
James C. Hagerty
iTokyo
lastFriday
Zengakuren Student Federation
Communist Party
China
Soviet Union
Dapar
Kishi
USA
Foreign Aid Requests Are Sliced
Washington AP reports the House Appropriations Committee cut 79034 million from Eisenhower’s foreign aid requests, reducing military assistance by 400 million and curbing overall spending to 4.0863 billion in the authorization bill for the fiscal year starting July 1. The action, urged by Rep. Otto Passman, faces Senate review, with Eisenhower warning such cuts jeopardize national security.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Congress
Senate
Somme
Otto E. Passman
D-La
United Nations
U.S
Joan
Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration
United Nations Children's Fund
United Nations Resist and Work Agency
Atoms For Liience
Virginia Man Burns 1700 Dollar Billfold Incident
In Richmond Virginia Fred J E Thames burned a billfold containing 1700 dollars and titles to three allies. He told police he placed a stack of newspapers in an incinerator and did not realize the billfold was among the papers.
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Richmond
Fred J E. Thames
Thames
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