Senate panel may add another half billion to military funds
Sen. Dennis Chavez says the Senate Defense Funds subcommittee will add about 294 million for Bomarc missiles and 285 million for the B70 program while restoring 293 million for an attack carrier and 400 million in missile and hardware procurement, exceeding Eisenhower’s request.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Dennis Chavez
D-Nm
Senate Defense Funds Subcommittee
Chavez
House
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Senate
Pentagon
Army
Court Hearing Today On Trespassing Charge
In Rock Hill South Carolina a court hearing was set for two African American individuals charged with trespassing after seeking service at a lunch counter during a May protest. Rev A C Ivory a wheelchair bound minister and Arthur Hamm a Friendship College student faced arrest after refusing a store manager request to leave at J G McCrorys. Ivory leads the Rock Hill NAACP chapter and chairs a human rights group while Hamm has led prior Negro student demonstrations.
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Rock Hill
S.C
J. G. McCrory
A. C. Ivory
Arthur Hamm
Friendship College
Ivory
Hamm
John Hunsucker
Hunsucker
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Independent Committee For the
Cuba Eyes Crackdown on U S And British Oil Firms
In Havana the government moves to deny dollar exchange to Standard of New Jersey Texaco and Shell after they refused to refiner Soviet crude. The three operators were allocated 300 000 tons each for year to save 24 million dollars in exchange. Cuba relies on Soviet oil in sugar trade.
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Havana
U. S
Standard of New Jersey
Texaco
Cuban Petroleum Institute
Cuba
British Shell
Fidel Castro
Dollar Exchange
Institute
Windshield stolen from car in Pueblo
Lawrence Page started his car in Pueblo and found the windshield had been stolen, noting the chill as he prepared to drive away. Police were alerted to the unusual theft.
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Pueblo, Colo
Lawrence Page
Texas Gal's I For An E Puts Her Out
A 13 year old Texas girl Janet Ann Lillie of Richardson is eliminated in the second round after misspelling comparative with an I. The 33rd National Spelling Bee opened with 73 girls and 25 boys, regional winners from more than five million contestants. The winner receives 1000 dollars plus a New York weekend trip.
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Frances Lewine Washington
Texas
Janet Ann Lillie
Richardson
Tex
Scripps-Howard Chain
America
New York
Joel Montgomery
Denver
Colo
Deadlocked talks halt Atlas missile program negotiations
In San Diego AP reports deadlocked negotiations crippled the Atlas missile program as Convair-makers cancel all union membership clauses while promising to continue economic benefits of the labor contract. C. Z. Lindsay served as chief negotiator.
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San Diego
Calif
Convair
C. Z. Lindsay
Lodge Says Red Attacks Are Warning
ANNAPOLIS Md AP Henry Cabot Lodge chief U S delegate to the United Nations said Khrushchev attacks on Eisenhower were a warning that Soviet aims have not changed The remarks came during a Naval Academy commencement speech Lodge warned of misunderstandings violence and distorted ideals noting the Kremlin press conference as untruthful yet a reminder of Soviet aims He also described a Calfornia Convair dispute with the IAM labor action and wage offers detailing plant by plant impacts and union dues issues The strike affected 2 785 of 27 235 IAM members at Convair facilities with hundreds laid off
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Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
U.S. Naval Academy
Lodge
Kremlin
International Assn. of
Leffect
Radical
Convair
General Dynamics
California
IAM
Lindsay
Johnson Kennedy Pincers Move for Democratic Nomination
A pincer movement against Sen. Stuart Symington and Adlai E. Stevenson unfolds as supporters of John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson push to peel away rivals. Kennedy backers claim gains with Stevenson supporters while Symington counts on Truman backing to influence a stalemate.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Adlai E. Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Symington
Kennedy
Stevenson
Senate
Missouri
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Baptists Decry State Gambling As Deceitful Policy
At the American Baptists Convention final session, delegates denounced legalized gambling as corporate deceit and a symptom of economic decay. They urged educational programs on communism, stronger disarmament efforts, greater US USSR cultural exchanges, expanded technical aid, improved birth control and food production to address population growth.
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Rochester
N. Y
American Baptists Convention
United States
U. S
Ft Bragg GI Dies Of Injuries In Explosion
Ft. Bragg sergeant Walter J. Zacharewicz 24 of Gardner Mass died after a dem olition range explosion at Fort Bragg while instructing an Army guerrilla outfit. Fifteen paratroopers were injured. four hospitalized none seriously. He leaves a wife and daughter in Fayetteville.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Walter J. Zacharewicz
Gardner
Mass
Arthur T. Fields
Linden
Donald Carter
Jorge Ortiz
Robert H. Woehlert
7Th Special Forces
Zacharewicz
Fayetteville
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