IKE DEPARTS TODAY ON FAR EAST TRIP ON EAL PILOTS STRIKE
Eastern Air Lines pilots refused to fly from Miami causing widespread disruption. Four Greensboro flights were canceled and 2,000 passengers stranded as schedules were revised to route travelers via other carriers. Officials claimed the strike violated a federal injunction.
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Urgent push to develop Samos spy satellite program
U S defense officials say a new urgency surrounds the Samos reconnaissance satellite project aimed at globlal ground imaging and radar detection. Senate committee proposes an 84 million dollar funding boost to accelerate readiness in about three years with polar orbit surveillance of Communist territory.
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Stevenson Ready For Draft Third White House Bid
Stevenson states readiness to run if drafted at the 1960 Democratic National Convention. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt reportedly holds his prepared statement, signaling clear availability. Roosevelt endorsed Stevenson over Kennedy after Paris summit doubts, while Kennedy is urged to accept No. 2 on the ticket.
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Typhoon Mary Brings Serious Losses in Red China
AP report from Radio Peiping says Typhoon Mary caused serious losses in parts of southern China last week. The storm weakened Sunday as it moved toward Kyushu Japan, bringing heavy rains and river floods. Thousands in Kwangtung and Fukien provinces reinforced dikes against high crests.
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Detection Of Heart Disease Boosted
Miami Beach, AP reports a new method to detect heart disease uses radioactive material injected into the heart’s blood system. A radioactivity counter tracks the tracer as it moves through the heart, aiming to identify silent victims before symptoms appear. Dr. Philip Johnson notes this could reduce deaths from cardiovascular disease, which now totals over half of all deaths.
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TV Debate Pits Lake Against Sanford for NC Governor Nomination
The Associated Press reports a Monday night TV debate between I Beverly Lake and Terry Sanford as part of the Democratic gubernatorial runoff race in North Carolina. The event airs at 9 30 from Charlotte WBTV with stations statewide likely to carry it. The format includes opening statements and rebuttals. coin flip decides order.
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I. Beverly Lake
Terry Sanford
Charlotte
WBTV
Prince Philip Breaks Rule During Royal Birthday Parade
Prince Philip spoke to Queen Elizabeth II during Trooping the Colors as her horse Imperial balked. The Queen, seated sidesaddle, smiled and the horse quieted. The ceremony marked the Queen's official birthday with rain, mud, and 320 fainting spectators amid humid conditions.
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Eisenhower Tokyo Visit Plans Revised by Demonstrations
President Eisenhower’s Japan trip faces plan changes as large antiwar protests in Tokyo prompt White House to review the schedule. Premier Kishi’s residence was attacked while demonstrators roamed the streets and Hagerty reported police concerns. The itinerary may skip a palace motor trip and a June 21 golf match with Kishi.
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Methodists Denounce Liquor Industry at North Carolina Meet
The Western North Carolina Methodist Conference branded the liquor industry as an unmitigated evil and urged stronger ties with Negro preachers and churches. The four day session also called for broader invitation of Negro pastors to speak beyond Race Relations Sundays.
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U S Pressures Japan Leader to Control Leftist Protests
In Tokyo, U S Ambassador MacArthur urged Prime Minister Kishi to curb left wing demonstrations and ensure President Eisenhower’s safety during his Asia trip. The meeting followed a mass rally and an assault on Hagerty, Stephens, and Hagerty’s car, provoking U S concern.
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