Erhard Grabs Spotlight In Bonn Rifts Over President Bid
In Bonn Germany Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard publicly disputed a remark by Chancellor Konrad Adenauer about his US trip. The clash sparked a slander charge in Parliament with critics labeling Adenauer the liar. The party rift remains unresolved ahead of Monday’s CDU leadership meeting to select a presidential candidate.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Chamber
Erhard
United States
Karl Mommer
Richard Jaeger
Christian Democratic Party
Christian Democratic
Ernst Lemmer
Radio Panel Plan Sparks Equal Time Debate in Elmira
FCC spokesman says public issues fall outside equal time rules in Elmira school referendum dispute. Flynn asserts right to equal air time. WENY and WELM dispute coverage and scheduling for Sunday panel with Milton Goldsmith and John Fassett moderating.
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FCC
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
Gannett News Service
Elmira
Atty. Thomas J. Flynn
Citizens Evaluation Committee
CEC
Elmira Board of Education
George A. Mellor
CBC
Milton Goldsmith
Board of Education
Flynn
John H. Fassett
Mellor
Goldsmith
J. Ralph Murray
Cochairman
Donald
Keeler
WENY
Dale L. Taylor
Taylor
School bond referendum debate over radio airtime heats up
Flynn faces criticism from WELM president Riggs and editor Horton as WENY and WELM dispute public timing for confirmation. A letter writer urges halt to both sides and the referendum remains set for Tuesday June 16.
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Weny
Flynn
John S. Riggs
WELM
Board of Education
Riggs
Keith Horton
Star-Gazette
Philip M. Sutton
Lincoln St
CEC
Gromyko presses for summit despite Berlin deadlock
In Geneva, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko urged Western powers to back a summit even if the Big Four talks stall over Berlin. He warned the United States Britain and France they would bear consequences if they block a heads of government meeting.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Gromyko
Eisenhower
Moscow
West Berlin
Palace of Nations
U.S. Secre
Stae
Judge Signs Long's Writ Sets Hearing on Habeas Corpus
Galveston Texas AP Louis Jana Gov Earl K Long claims he was forced to a psychiatric clinic and restrained during transport to John Sealy Hospital In Galveston. Dist. Judge L D Godard signed the writ and set the hearing for Monday at 10 am one day before a sanity hearing.
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Galveston
Tex
Louis
Jana
Earl K. Long
Dist
L. D. Godard
Long
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
John Sealy Hospital
Attys
Adrian §. Levy Sr
Jean Ho
No Violation Seen Of Kidnap Statutes
An attractive Ohio mother and three others she claimed abducted her were released from custody amid FBI saying no federal kidnapping violation appeared and no further investigation planned. Jeanette Bailey had said she fled a motel after being brought from Albuquerque by two men and a woman. arrests included Lois Stripling and two men at a motel raid.
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Guymon
Okla
Ohio
FBI
Wesley Grapp
Oklahoma City
U.S
Albuquerque
Jeanette Bailey
J. L. Shephard
Probers Pool Information in Boston Blast
Investigators from several agencies met in Boston to pool information and organize their search for the bomber who damaged an elevated train waiting room, injuring 38. Police and fire officials, detectives, and route patrolmen pursued leads while appeals urged surrender. A special information line was set up at headquarters, with clues limited to six dry cell batteries and fragments found in a burned locker area.
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Boston
Boston Police
Boston Fire Departments
Leo J. Sullivan
Red bombardment hits Kaoteng Island near Matsus
Reports say tiny Kaoteng Island was struck by heavy artillery from Chinese forces on Friday. A Chinese Communist junk was seen off shore, possibly conducting reconnaissance.
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Taipei
Formosa
Kaoteng
Matsus
Positions Stiffen In Steel Dispute
New York AP reports stiffened positions in the steel dispute as talks remained broken off for a second day. The United Steelworkers demand future talks with individual companies, while the 12 major steel firms refuse such a format.
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NEW York
United Steelworkers of America
Rockefeller Pays Respect to Eisenhower in Washington Visit
Governor Rockefeller visited President Eisenhower at the White House on Friday to pay respects during a brief Washington trip. He said no political talks occurred and that they discussed mutual legislative problems as they parted.
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New York
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
White House
Washington
Move to block Carlino as Assembly speaker falters
A push by Assemblyman Leo A. Lawrence to deny Joseph F. Carlino the speakership began in Albany but faced skepticism. Lawrence urged upstate Republicans to meet June 22 in Syracuse to organize opposition while Carlino, Nassau County, is seen as likely to win. Governor Rockefeller may call a June 30 special session to elect a speaker after Oswald D. Heck’s death.
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Albany
Joseph F. Carlino
Assembly
Leo A. Lawrence
Herkimer
Syracuse
Carlino
Lawrence
Long Island
Nassau County
Rockefeller
Oswald D. Heck
Upstate
GOP
Billy Graham Arrives in Moscow for Visit
Billy Graham arrived in Moscow on Friday for his first visit accompanied by a financial backer and aides. He said there will be no revival meetings, but he will attend Baptist church services on Sunday and meet Russian church leaders. He described himself as a tourist here to learn and see as much as possible.
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Moscow
Billy Graham
Losis
Castro reshuffles Cuban cabinet replacing five ministers
Prime Minister Fidel Castro replaces five of 18 cabinet ministers in a move he calls natural for a revolutionary government. The changes affect foreign affairs interior health agriculture and public welfare as he reshapes the leadership amid domestic and international criticism. Raul Roa becomes foreign minister replacing Roberto Agramonte as part of the shakeup.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Ded
Ortodoxo Party
Roberto Agramonte
Luis Orlando Rodriguez
Raul Roa
Organization of American States
Passengers Quit Struck Italian Ship Giulio Cesare
After a four day strike, 800 of 1 175 passengers left the unmanned liner Giulio Cesare in New York. The crew stoppage halted Mediterranean sailings and canceled another ship Vulcania. The line offered refunds or rebooking while meals were limited ashore.
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New York
Mediterranean
Italian Seamen’s Union
Rome
Vulcania
Man Killed At Syracuse After Knifing
Syracuse police killed ex infantryman Charles Crim after he stabbed his grandmother six times, set her apartment on fire, and wounded Deputy Fire Chief Paul Coombs. Crim lunged at Capt. Samuel Nappi as firefighters entered a smoke filled home at 621 East Washington Street. the 71 year old victim Elizabeth Montgomery was found with knife wounds but survived.
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Syracuse
Samuel Nappi
Charles Crim
Crim
Paul W. Coombs
Coombs
Hitchhiking bear cub finds home in Quebec town
A bear cub, hitchhiked into the home of Gerard Rochon in St. Romuald, Quebec, after he stopped to help it in the road. The cub remains unclaimed by its mother and authorities have no plan yet. The piece notes the bear as a local novelty.
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ST. Romuald, Que
Gerard Rochon
Rochon
Florida Rests Case Against Four Youths
In Tallahassee the state rested its case against four white youths accused of raping a Black coed. A final witness testified a defendant planned to abduct a Negro girl hours before the crime. The jury visited the scene after a dinner recess as the case concluded.
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Tallahassee
Fla
William D. Hopkins
Jimmy Cooper
David E. Beagles
Jon
Cooper
Beagles
Eisenhower Orders 3 Day Holiday for Federal Workers
President Eisenhower signed an executive order assuring most federal employees a three day weekend over the Fourth of July. The government will observe a day off on Friday July 3 for the holiday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Rubber Workers Reach Firestone Strike Settlement
Akron Ohio AP The United Rubber Workers signed a 58 day strike ending agreement with Firestone Tire Rubber Co The contract awaits ratification by the union Local 7 executive committee delays returning workers until ratification Isadore Gold says pickets will continue at Akron plants until membership votes Sunday More than a third of Firestones 18000 employees are in Akron area
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Ene
Sweer
Akron, Ohio
United Rubber Workers
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Local 7
Firestone
Isadore Gold
Akron
Dillon Takes Oath as Undersecretary of State
Douglas Dillon was sworn in Friday at a White House ceremony to serve as undersecretary of state. He assumes duties with the administration and brings prior government experience to the post.
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Dillon
Washington
Douglas Dillon
White House
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