Nobel chemist Pauling pickets White House awaiting Kennedy dinner
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling, invited to a White House dinner with 175 guests, joined a Women Strike for Peace protest a block from the White House. He and his wife stood three hours as police enforced a 500 foot exclusion near visitors. The signs urged an end to nuclear tests.
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Karl R. Bauman
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Linus C. Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Women Strike For
U.S
Pauling
H St
Lafayette Park
Pennsylvania Ave
Harold Macmillan
Farce Seen As Rhodesia Election Yields Lopsided Victory
Sir Roy Welensky’s United Federal Party swept 56 of 59 seats in the new Central African Federation assembly. The vote drew turnout around 50 percent with about 11 000 of nine million eligible voters casting ballots amid boycotts by black Africans and white liberals. Welensky called the election a mandate to uphold the federation despite opposition and governance concerns.
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Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Roy Welensky
Central African Federation Assembly
United Federal Party
Northern Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Quick Kick Exercise to Involve Large Forces at Dawn
A major Atlantic Command drill named Quick Kick will be staged at Camp Lejeune starting May 7. The exercise will involve about 40,000 personnel 370 aircraft and 70 ships and will begin with a dawn airstrike.
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
Atlantic Command
Navy
Marine
Air Force
2Nd Marine Division
18Th Airborne Corps
Ft. Bragg
Onslow Beach
Kennedy
Army
Marine Corps
Chamber Awards Go To Providence Kansas City And Goodrich
Providence Rhode Island wins grand award in the U S Chamber of Commerce fire safety contest. Kansas City Chamber tops big cities for overall activity. Goodrich Company Akron Ohio leads big firms for employee economic understanding program. Sumter South Carolina Chamber wins for places of Chester County. Chester County Board of Commerce and Development earns award for places under 10 000 population. Additional merit awards go to Charlotte Winston Salem Columbia and Durham in various city size categories.
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Providence
Kansas City
Goodrich
Sumter
S.C
Chamber of Commerce
Chester County
Board of Commerce and Development
Charlotte
N.C
Winston-Salem
Columbia
Durham
Weather forecast shows showers across multiple regions
Showers are forecast Sunday from northern New England to the eastern Great Lakes and south to the Gulf region with snow in central and northern Plateau and eastern Pacific Northwest. Cooler in the lower Great Lakes and New England. warmer in the eastern Great Plains and western Mississippi Valley. northern plains and western coast expected colder.
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New England
Great Lakes
Gulf Region
Great Plains
Plateau
Pacific Northwest
Ward
Mississippi Valley
Northern Plains
Pacific Coast
April Rains Spread Across East and Plains
The Associated Press reports April showers and thunderstorms hit the East and central regions with a three inch snow in Wyoming. Temperatures linger in the 30s and 40s as Weather Bureau cautions stockmen and growers in Wyoming Utah and eastern Nevada about cold rain or snow and low temperatures. A Gulf air system spawns thunder clouds over the central Gulf area as a warm humid air mass moves east of a slow cold front from lower Michigan to eastern Oklahoma. Showers extend through the Ohio Valley to the Carolinas and down to the central Gulf states.
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Wyoming
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Utah
Nevada
Gulf
Central
Gulf Area
Lower Michigan
Oklahoma
Ohio Valley
Carolinas
Gulf Region
Sophia Loren Faces Bigamy Charges in Italy
Oscar winner Sophia Loren and film producer Carlo Ponti face bigamy charges after a Rome tribunal confirmed Ponti’s 1946 marriage to Giuliana Fiastra. Loren and Ponti wed in a 1957 proxy ceremony in Ciudad Juarez. Italy does not recognize Mexican divorces, prompting annulment efforts. Loren’s Oscar ceremony was canceled as officials cited marriage law.
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Rome
Sophia Loren
Carlo Ponti
Italy
Ponti
Miss Loren
Joseph Levine
United States
Alberto Folchi
Egidio Ariosto
Elizabeth Taylor
Glens Falls Fire Destroys Homes Amid Dry, Windy Weather
A forest and brush fire swept into Glens Falls suburbs destroying about 14 homes. Some 20 people injured, hundreds evacuated, and a public school opened as a shelter. The fire scorched 1000 acres, halted traffic on Interstate 87, and over 1000 residents fought the blaze. Continuous heat and drought fed the blaze with scattered showers forecast for Sunday.
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Glens Falls
N.Y
State Conservation Department
New York State
Weather Bureau
Daylight Saving Time Goes Into Effect Nationwide
Daylight Saving Time starts this Sunday in many areas as clocks move forward one hour. Twenty two states will not observe any changes, while 15 states shift all local times to daylight. Thirteen states show mixed observance with some towns moving to daylight and others staying on standard time.
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New York
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By Adrian Porter
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Providence, R.I
Kansas City, Mo
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron
Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Rein
THE
Associated Press
Sophia
Redwood
RED House Furniture Store
Washington St
Red House
Larry Emerson
Archdale
Harllee
Iy Tex
Pettiskirt
N. Wrenn St
Dorothy Gray
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