More New Cars Rumored Begun
DETROIT reports widespread talk of new low price models as automakers aim at compact and entry level markets. Pontiac may add a mid range model between the Tempest compact and main line, while Mercury considers a between compact Comet and regular models. Ramblers set a May sales record for AMC with 40,394 units, up 20 percent from May 1959.
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Mercury
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Ford
American Motors Corp
Flag Day Reminder Colorfast Garments and Free Flag Cleaning
Dean Davies notes flag colors represent hardiness valour purity innocence and vigilance justice. June 14 is Flag Day and Garden City Laundry offers free flag cleaning this week with fast dependable dry cleaning and upholstery cleaning services at 410 414 N. 8th St. BR 6-4822.
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America
Garden City Laundry & Cleaners, Inc
8Th St
Severely Cut Man Fends Off Bear With Jackknife Incident
Arthur Le Gault a 70 year old pulpwood cutter fought a female black bear for 20 minutes near Engadine Michigan using a jackknife to drive her off after the animal attacked near his forest home. He suffered severe claw wounds to back and face and was treated at Tahquamenon General Hospital. His wife drove him to the hospital as two hunters witnessed the scene noting the bear had two cubs.
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Engadine, Mich
Arthur le Gault
Tahquamenon General Hospital
Newberry
le Gault
Upper
Michigan
Arnold Norman
Tom Singleton
Arrest Two for Gasoline Theft in Kan. Case
Two brothers Dale and C. W. Brackett were arrested in Carthage Missouri in connection with wholesale gasoline theft from the Coffeyville Co-Op Refinery. They truck for Fullerton Oil Co of Sarcoxie Missouri and face charges of receiving stolen property. Each posted $750 bond and refused extradition, with county attorney planning to pursue extradition to Kansas for trial.
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Coffeyville, Kan
Carthage
Coffeyville Co-Op
Dale
C. W. Brackett
Fullerton, Oil Co
Sarcoxie
Glenn Tangier
Kansas
Internal clocks studied at 10 day Long Island conference
COLT SPRING HARBOR New York AP scientists study internal biological clocks that govern body temperature hormones and immune function. The 10 day international conference at the Long Island Biological Laboratory features about 100 scientists. Clocks run on a roughly 24 hour cycle across humans and many organisms, with individual timing differences affecting adaptation to night and swing shifts.
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Colt Spring Harbor
N. Y
Long Island Biological Laboratory
U S to Aid Poland with New Economic Package
Washington reports the United States plans another large aid package for Poland despite Polish backing of the Soviet Union in the U2 incident. Negotiations underway for shipments of wheat cotton and oils with signs of a agreement within weeks. Poland expects about 100 million dollars in surplus commodities to ease farm drought driven crisis. State Department notes 296 million dollars in aid over four years to Warsaw regime and will not estimate new package size. Talks have run for five weeks.
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United States
Poland
Soviet Union
State Department
Moscow
Warsaw
Democracy in Business Nonprofit Electric Co op
Democracy in Business presents a member owned rural electric system with one member one vote. It emphasizes no stock sales and volunteer directors serving to provide quality service at low cost. The message frames the co op as true democracy in business benefiting the community and nation.
Broadway Strikes Force Indefinite Postponement of Fall Shows
Broadway producers and Actors Equity remain in deadlock over wages and benefits as 43 shows face an eight million dollar total investment and 1,600 idle actors. The League of New York Theatres announced indefinite fall postponements after 22 Broadway productions were shut last Thursday, with no resumption in sight and talks stalled.
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New York
Broadway Gels
League of New York Theaters
Actors Equity
Produceis' League
Angus Duncan
Actors Equip
Eid
League
Finian
Rainbow
Andersonville
Six Million Aid for New Jersey Rails Delayed
Gov. Robert B. Mexner warns no six million dollar subsidy soon as New Jersey railroads await relief. The Assembly approved a bill Monday by a 30 to vote to allow commuter lines to receive funding though the aid remains uncertain.
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Trenton
N.J
Robert B. Mexner
New Jersey
Assembly
Kennedy Johnson camp on March in Democratic race
Washington dispatch reports a movement to block Sen Stuart Symington and Adlai Stevenson as Kennedy and Johnson build support. Kennedy gains Stevenson backers while Symington aides seek second choices. Truman may help swing delegates. Shaw and Galbraith join Schlesinger endorsing Kennedy amid a two man race.
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Washington
API
Stuart Symington
D-Ma
Adlai EB. Stevenson
John F.kennedy
12 Mass
Lyndon B. Joonson
D-Tex
Johnson
Svinington
Kennedy
Stevenson
Syimington
Symington
Missouri
Harry S. Truman
Israel says Eichmann did not attempt suicide in prison
Police spokesman in Tel Aviv denied reports that Adolf Eichmann attempted suicide in an Israeli prison where he awaits trial. He said all measures are taken to prevent any death by own action as Eichmann faces charges of complicity in the Nazi extermination of six million Jews.
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Israel
API
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
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