Democrats gain in California primary as Brown leads Knowland
In San Francisco the California primary shows a strong Democratic shift with Edmund G. Brown gaining a growing popular vote margin over Republican U. S. Sen. William F. Knowland in the contest for the gubernatorial nomination.
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San Francisco
California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
U.S
William F. Knowland
Senate
Alameda
Brown
Knowland
Clair Engle
Red Bluff
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
George Christopher
Trade With Reds Is Studied
The United States opened talks on expanding trade with the Soviet Union after Premier Khrushchev’s appeal to President Eisenhower. Western leaders debate which equipment could aid Soviet industry without boosting war potential as Heuss, von Brentano, and Macmillan meet in Washington.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Eisen
U.S
Moscow
Parish House of St Peter's Episcopal Church Burns in Washington
An early morning fire destroyed the parish house of St Peter's Episcopal Church in Washington North Carolina with no injuries. Firefighters from Washington and a Greenville truck battled the blaze, damaging the Brown Memorial Chapel and estimating replacement costs between 250000 and 300000 dollars.
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Washington, N.C
St Peter's Episcopal Church
Washington
Greenville
Thomas Stewart
McElroy urges settling disputes within executive branch
Defense Secretary McElroy urged that military disagreements be settled in the executive department rather than in Congress. He spoke at the U S Military Academy graduation exercises as the House considers a bill. He praised the bill but called for flexibility and clarified authority to avoid inviting disputes to Congress. unity of military planning remains Eisenhower's central aim.
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West Point
N.Y
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Executive Department
Congress
U.S
House
Eisenhower
McElroy
Bill
Dulles Vacation Diary Reveals Quiet Lake Ontario Retreat
New York Herald Tribune excerpts portray Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and his wife enjoying a cottage escape on Duck Island Lake Ontario. The diary outlines daily routines from sunrise lemon juice to wood chores, meals by open fire, walks, wildlife, and evenings with travel literature.
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New York
State
John Foster Dulles
Secretary of State
Duck Island
Lake Ontario
Janet
Foster Dulles
New York Herald Tribune
Dulles
Dulleses
Patterson wins Alabama governor nomination in runoff
John Patterson, 36, son of slain anti vice crusader Albert L. Patterson, secures the Democratic nomination after a runoff vote. With most boxes counted Patterson leads George C. Wallace by about 64,000 votes as Democrats surpass 500,000 voters and settle party loyalty issues.
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Birmingham
Ala
John Patterson
Patterson
Saal Tion
George C. Wallace
Clayton
Alabama
Albert L. Patterson
Phenix City
James E. Folsom
Eisenhower signs bill for emergency jobless relief funds
President Eisenhower signed a bill providing 665.7 million dollars in emergency federal financing for state jobless relief. About 640 million goes to benefit payments and the rest to administration. States may opt in, enabling insured workers to receive added weekly payments equal to half their usual benefits. The law takes effect in 15 days and ends next April 1.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Legendary Hank Turns Philanthropist
AP report from Chapel Hill describes Hank giving $5 to the School of Journalism Foundation of North Carolina and a mysterious coin box found on Dean Luxon’s desk. The piece notes Hank’s fame from posting appointment notices he never keeps and includes dubious quotes and a humorous, unclear conclusion.
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Chapel Hill
Hank
School of Journalism Foundation of
North Carolina
Bynum Hall
Dean Norval Luxon
Furnilistic Fowndashun
Skule
Mrs. Tropley
Tuition Grants Sought for Private Indian School
A Halifax and Warren County group claiming to be Indians seeks Pearsall Plan tuition grants to support their private school for their children. They filed petitions with the county boards for forms to apply, with Warren board to decide next week and Halifax delaying until July 7 for legal guidance.
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N.C
Halifax
Warren County
Warren
County Boards of Education
Warren Board
J. R. Peeler
Henry Overman
Peeler
Joe R. Richardson
tumultuous hero's welcome for de Gaulle in Algiers
De Gaulle lands in Algeria to meet insurgent leaders as crowds cheer and police lines are breached. Gen Raoul Salan heads a large public safety welcome, amid hopes to unify rebels with France and keep Algeria French under colonial leadership.
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Algeria
Raoul Salan
Public Safety Committee
de Gaulle
Marseillaise
Algiers
France
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Hardy Parishioners Brave Bee Barrage
In Mount Moriah Baptist Church near Raleigh a swarm of bees has settled in a wall by the front door. Rev A C Phipps says several parishioners have been stung but worship continues as bees stay for three weeks. County agent Robert Flake installed a hive and funnel to coax bees out. If the comb breaks in heat, 100 to 150 pounds of honey could seep into walls. Flake plans to move bees to a new hive and extract honey from the old comb.
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Raleigh
Mount Moriah Baptist Church
A. C. Phipps
Robert
Flake
Eisenhower Urges Naval Academy Grads to Promote World Peace
President Eisenhower told 900 Annapolis graduates that the top goal in the nuclear age is preventing war and fostering world peace, while stressing strength as a shield to maintain peace. He urged ongoing military management reform, personal growth, humor, and lifelong learning to lead responsibly in a world threat. He highlighted language study and understanding of political and cultural systems as essential for future leaders.
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Annapolis
Eisenhower
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Washington
Naval Academy
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