Governor Hodges Sees Soviet Progress and Peace Talks
Raleigh governor Hodges after a three week Russia tour says the Soviet system works for its people and the controlled economy is frightening. He notes Russians want peace but lack information about the United States. He recounts discussions with Nikita Krushchev and urges more high level visits to ease political tensions.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Russia
Soviet Union
U.S.A
Moscow
Denmark
Copenhagen
North Pole
Los Angeles
Krushchev
Krushchevy
Tiflis
Georgia
Oes
Black Sea
Steelworkers strike grounds half million workers in nation
USW secretary treasurer Abel reported the strike idled about 500000 members and 35000 allied workers. Leaders tour districts amid morale efforts while Finnegan schedules federal mediation talks in New York to resolve stalled contract negotiations. Eisenhower omits invoking Taft Hartley cooling off period as losses mount.
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Pittsburgh
I. W. Fees
Nited
Saturdep
USW
Abel
David J. McDonald
East
Howard Hague
Midwest
R. Conrad Cooper
New York
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Finnegan
Washington
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
National Health and Safety
Ely
Minn
Zenith
NSW
Vast U S Russian Exchange Proposed
Nine American state governors led a three week Soviet Union tour calling for a major expansion of exchanges between the United States and the USSR. The NYU group urged increasing middle and local level visits from hundreds to ten thousands, citing lessons from the trip through five republics.
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Soviet Union
William Stratton
Illinois
Cecil Underwood
West Virginia
Beauty Queen Judi Klipfel Heads For North Carolina Tour
Judi Lynn Klipfel Miss North Carolina will vacation in Morehead City Asheboro native flies in from Greensboro High Point Airport. She will dine with the Morehead City Jaycees Sunday night tour Beaufort Hatteras and the Outer Banks Tuesday visit Cherry Point Marine Air Station Wednesday hoping to ride in a jet and fish in the Gulf Stream Thursday with her mother Mrs. Harold R Klipfel accompanying.
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Morehead City
N.C
Judi Lynn Klipfel
Gulf Stream
Judi
Harold R. Klip
Sinatra suffers eye injury filming battle scene
Hollywood star Frank Sinatra suffered a minor eye injury when guns fired during a battle scene for Never So Few. Dr. John P. Lordan treated him and said Sinatra was very lucky the injury was not more serious.
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Hollywood
Calif
Frank Sinatra
John P. Lordan
Sinatra
Undercover Witness Links Eight in Henderson Dynamiting Case
Harold Aaron a TWUA machinist from Leaksville testified as an undercover SBI informant. He implicated eight Textile Workers Union members in a plan to dynamitize Harriet Henderson Cotton Mills facilities during a June 13 operation.
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Henderson
N. C
State Bureau of Investigation
Harold Aaron
Harriet-Henderson
Textile Workers Union of America
Aaron
Leaksville
John D. Cooper Jr
SBI
J. N
Red) Minter
L. E. Allen
TWUA
SBS
W. C. Wilson
Charles Auslander
Spray
Huge Jet Airliner Lands Safely After Power Fails
A Boeing 707 from Los Angeles landed safely at Idlewild Airport with 112 passengers and eight crew after hydraulic system failure affected braking and control. The incident prompted legislative calls to ground 707s, while officials and passengers described a routine approach with gear deployed manually.
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American Airlines
Idlewild
Angeles
New York
Los Angeles
Pan American World Airways
Estees Ee
Aviation
House Commerce Committee
Steven Derounian
R-Ny
Elwood R. Quesada
Federal Aviation Administration
Derounian
Byron Warner
Bill Mason
Beverly Hills
Calif
Warner
Mason
Urged Cuban Cabinet Seeks Castro Return as Prime Minister
A Cuban cabinet delegation urged Fidel Castro to resume the post of prime minister as Manuel Urrutia fled with his family after resigning the presidency. Osvaldo Corticos Torrado, placed as president briefly, urged unity and support for Castro and the revolution amid reports Castro would accept the resignation.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Manuel Urrutia
Castro
Banta
Osvaldo Corticos Torrado
Urrutia
Corticos
Singer Alice Lon quits Welk orchestra in clash
Hollywood AP report says Alice Lon quit Lawrence Welk's orchestra after a dispute over morals style and on air attire. Lon cited disagreements over songs and provocative outfits and said the group is no longer a happy family.
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Hollywood
Alice Lon
Lawrence Welk
Welt
Miss Lon
Queen Elizabeth II in Far North Tour Arrives in Whitehorse
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip reached Whitehorse after a Victoria to Terrace flight and a drive through Yukon towns. About 12,000 people lined the route as she wore a pink and white silk dress with a cherry red coat and a white hat. They planned church on Sunday before departing for Dawson.
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Whitehorse
Y.T. A
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Arctic
Victoria
B.C
Terrace
Dawson
Y.T
Eight Die In Collision On St Louis Area Highway
Eight people were killed in a head on collision on US Highway 61 67 about 30 miles south of St. Louis Saturday night. Victims include William E Arnold 67 and Bessie his wife and Thelma P Haas 37 of St Louis. three members of a Rockford Illinois family in the other car also perished. An unidentified boy from St Louis County Hospital died. Mrs Billips suffered head injuries. A bus narrowly avoided the wreck by pulling onto the shoulder.
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ST. Lquis
St. Louis
Rockford, Ill
William E. Arnold
Bessie
Wayne R. Webster
St. Louis County
Thelma P. Haas
St. Louis County Hospital
Billips
Arnold
West Rejects Soviet Demand for Pan German Commission
Western foreign ministers from the United States, Britain, France, and West Germany vow to reject a Soviet call for a pan German commission to settle German issues. Khrushchev and Grotewohl issue harsh statements as Washington signals a counterproposal and possible deputy talks with German advisers.
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Geneva
Germany
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Otto Grotewohl
Khrushchev
Poland
Grotewohl
East Berlin
Andrew H. Berding
U.S
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Luther Hodges
By Morris W. Rosenberg
Associated Press
U.S.S.R
LeRoy Collins
Florida
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Welk
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Queen
Philip
West
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