Ban on Red China Passports Backed by U S Court
The U S Court of Appeals upheld the State Department right to deny passports to Americans traveling to Red China and other listed trouble spots. Newsman William Worthy Jr had been denied renewal after visiting Red China in 1956 and Hungary in 1957 and refusing to agree to travel restrictions.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
State Department
Red China
William Wothy Jr
Worthy
Hungary
House Debates Removing 10 Million Teacher Pay Amendment
North Carolina House debates stripping a 10 million dollar teacher pay raise amendment from the biennial appropriations bill. The amendment, adopted 58-53 last Friday, would affect about 937 million to operate state agencies and schools over two fiscal years. The bill includes a potential 5 percent teacher raise if the State Board of Education approves. Gov Hodges expresses hope for passage of the bill.
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Raleigh
House
John Umstead
Orange
State Board of Education
House Finance Committee
Clifton Blue
Moore
Hodges
Meneve
Man Breaks Into Sereno Hotel Throws Furniture Out Window
Bruce Moran, 25, was arrested on breaking and entering charges after entering the closed Sereno Hotel in St. Petersburg and tossing hotel furniture from windows on six floors. Police nabbed him on the fifth floor as screams from outside drew attention. Loss was estimated at several hundred dollars.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Sereno Hotel
Bruce Moran
Eisenhower Nixon Dinner Nets GOP Big Fund for 1960
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon headlined a Republican gala in Washington that drew overflow crowds and raised more than 300000 dollars for party committees. Funds will be split 60 percent to the House and 40 percent to the Senate campaigns as they counted a growing demand for money to fuel a “sound dollar” and expanding economy.
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Washington
Ueshower
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
House
Congress
Eisenhower
Nixon
Liberace Testifies in Libel Suit Against Daily Mirror
In London Liberace testifies that a Daily Mirror article damaged his career by suggesting he is homosexual. The pianist accuses columnist William Neil Connor of impugning him with two pieces, saying the claims caused him untold agony and harmed his performances.
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London
Liberace
The
Daily Mirror
William Neil Connor
Literacy Law Ruling Is Hailed
Raleigh AP report notes the U S Supreme Court upheld North Carolina s literacy requirement for voters in a unanimous decision. Attorney General Malcolm Seawell says he is very pleased and that the ruling supports the law s aim to bar voters who cannot understand issues from being swayed by groups seeking mass votes.
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Raleigh
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Atty
Malcolm Seawell
Columbia Doubles Overtime Parking Fine To One Dollar
Columbia raises the overtime parking fine from fifty cents to one dollar starting Monday. Among the first to be fined was Robert B. Davis, chairman of the traffic and parking committee which urged the higher penalty.
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Columbia
Robert 8. Davis
Long Hopes To Return Home Soon
Gov. Earl K. Long, in calls from a Galveston psychiatric clinic, urged Louisiana lawmakers to pass his bills and expressed hope to return home soon. He was flown to John Sealy Hospital May 30 after his outburst at the Legislature. his condition remains undiagnosed and he denies cooperating with doctors. The House and Senate urged continued treatment.
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
Galveston
Tex
Louisiana
Long
John Sealy ‘Hospital
House
Senate
Should Spaceman Sleep With Ultra-Violet Lamp Or Wire
San Diego AP reports flight surgeon Dr. Toby Freedman of North American Aviation argues for balanced life for space candidates. Isolation is neither possible nor desirable for trained astronauts, who will undertake long term exploration rather than a single mission.
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San Diego
Calif
American Rocket Society
Toby Freedman
North American Aviation Inc
Supreme Court Narrows Sedition Rulings in Split Decisions
The Supreme Court clarifies its state sedition laws and congressional investigations rulings in two 5 4 splits. Justices Clark Frankfurter Harlan Whittaker Stewart form the majority upholding state protection and committee questioning power while confirming contempt convictions of Willard Uphaus and Lloyd Barenblatt. Chief Justice Warren and Justices Douglas Black Brennan dissent.
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Washington
The
Supreme Court
Willard Uphaus
New Hampshire World Fellowship Center
Lloyd Barenblatt
Vassar College
University of Michigan
Uphaus
New Hampshire
Barenblatt
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Communist Party
State Attorneys General
American Bar Assa
Congress
Clark
Frankfurter
Harlan
Whittaker
Stewart
Warren
Douglas
Black
Brennan
Nelson
Missile Submarine George Washington Launch At Groton
The United States launches the nuclear powered missile submarine George Washington in Groton Connecticut as the first in a Polaris armed class. Eisenhower calls the vessel a vital deterrent and hopes it will be ready but never used. Attending were top naval and government officials including Rear Adm Raborn and Mrs. Robert B. Anderson as sponsor.
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Groton
Conn
Eisenhower
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Wilfred J. Suneall
Navy
William B. Franke
William F. Raborn Jr
Robert B. Anderson
Secretary of the Treasury
George Washington
Minimum Wage Law Defended and Enacted in North Carolina
The North Carolina Senate defended the minimum wage law with only one dissenting vote and killed an amendment attempt. The act, enacted weeks ago by the Senate Manufacturing committee, takes effect January 1 and requires covered workers to earn at least 75 cents per hour. Sen. Frank P. Cooke of Gaston introduced the bill.
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Raleigh
Senate Manufacton
Frank P. Cooke
Gaston
Tuller Prefers Deep Beliefs To Big Church Membership
Des Moines AP report on Rev. Dr Edwin H. Tuller elected leader of the American Baptist Convention emphasizing belief depth over expansion. He advocates cooperation with the Southern Baptist Convention and believer's baptism. Tuller, 51, outlines his church administration background and family details.
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Tuller
Des Moines
Iowa
Edwin H. Tuller
American Baptist Compnion
Totes
Southern Baptist Convention
Massachusetts ‘Baptist Convention
Connecticut Council of Churches
Connecticut Baptist Convention
Brown Univer
Brown University
Edwin Jr
Joan Elizabeth
James Gordon
Katherine Crawford
Unif ied Rubber Workers End Strike at Goodrich
Canton Ohio AP The Unif ied Rubber Workers and B F Goodrich Co reach agreement to end a 55 day strike by 14 000 Goodrich workers in eight cities subject to local union ratification Firestone Tire & Rubber Co strike also near settlement union master contract covers all but wages and welfare pact details wage demands range 2 48 to 2 71 hourly in Big Four Goodyear and U S Rubber signed earlier Nearly half of 32 000 Goodrich and Firestone strikers work in Akron plants and 3 000 more in Los Angeles Goodrich plants at Oaks Pa Marion Oh Clarksville Tenn Tuscaloosa Ala Miami Okla Riverside N J Firestone plants at Pottstown Pa New Castle Noblesville Ind Fall River Mass Memphis Des Moines
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URW
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Firestore
Goodrich
Firestone
Cleveland
Goodyear
U.S. Rubber
Ialf
Tthe Uaw
Good‘rich
Akron
Los Angeles
Oaks
Marion
Ohio
Clarksville
Soviet Asks Talks With Ike For 10 Day U S Visit
First Deputy Premier Frol Koslov of the Soviet Union seeks a meeting with President Eisenhower and top officials during a 10 day U S visit. He may tour coast to coast in early July, arriving June 25 for the National Exhibition in New York. Nixon plans a Moscow trip July 25 and opening the exhibition in Sokolniki Park. Koslov’s visit marks a formal U S Soviet exchange amid East West summit speculation.
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Washington
Frol Koslov
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
United States
Koslov
Kremlin
New York
New York Coliseum
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Moscow
Sokolniki Park
U.S.S
Mikhail Menshikov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Menshikov
Nikita Khrushchev
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Texas
White House
Tactics Could Tighten as Berlin Talks Loom
Western foreign ministers in Geneva warn a collapse of talks with the Soviet Union is possible over Berlin problems or a summit. Herter Couve de Murville Lloyd rate the risk high while hoping Gromyko will continue to participate. They discuss shortening the session if positions remain deadlocked and seek a summit if Geneva fails to resolve Berlin issues. Khrushchev says West Berlin access must not be restricted by any patron regime.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Christian A. Herter
Maurie Couve de Murville
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Andrei Gromyko
Chew
Hungary
Wesern
Budapest
Failhin
Berlin
West Germany
West Berlin
Senate votes to table study on corporate withholding plan
In Raleigh the Senate narrowly voted 21 to 20 to kill a resolution for a study commission on a pay as you go income tax withholding plan for corporations. Supporters urged debating the plan on the floor to extend withholding to corporations if individuals are covered. The action followed the revenue bill's report to the floor with a withholding provision for individuals and a projected $700,000 increase.
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Raleigh
Senate
Somie
Sen. C. V. Henkel
Iredell
Morgan
House
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Joint Appropriations Committee
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Luisa Ivanova
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Leningrad
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Hegarty
Dr. Freedman
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B. F. Goodrich Co
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