GOP Memo Attacks Rockefeller In Senate Split
A Republican Policy Committee memo criticizes Nelson Rockefeller for backing higher federal aid to sewage treatment while opposing administration cuts. The document notes Rockefeller's support for increasing federal outlays from 50 to 100 million and cites Democratic lawmakers praising him for the stance.
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Washington
Publican Policy Committee
Nixon
Republican Policy Committee
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
House
New York
Senate
Parents Keep Lona Vigil For Son
In Jamestown New York Mr and Mrs Theodore Solinger waited four hours in WCA Hospital for news about their 19 year old son Garry after a rural highway crash killed three teens Clyde Cummings and James R Mortenson both 18 and left Gerald Brown 19 critically injured. The Solingers later identified Garry at a funeral home.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Theodore Solinger
WCA Hospital
Garry
Solingers
Clyde Cummings
James Rh. Mortenson
Gerald Brown
Three Migrant Children Die From Electrical Shock
In Berrien Center Michigan three migrant strawberry pickers’ children died after touching a piece of aluminum irrigation pipe that struck a 7300 volt overhead power line. Victims Arfila Garza 16 and her brothers Ovido 15 Horacio 14 were attempting to catch a gopher when the incident occurred. A fourth child John quel suf- was reported injured.
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Berrien Center
Mich
Arfila Garza
Ovido
Horacio
Berrien County
Don Jewell
Michigan
John Quel Suf
Oldster Dunn Keeps Dancing at 83 in Cornish Maine
Edward H. Dunn, 83, lives on a $51 monthly Social Security check in Cornish Maine and dances two meals a day to afford lessons. He has mastered the samba and cha cha and is now trying rock n roll, saying the craze is alive and you cannot go to sleep in it.
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Cornish, Maine
Edward H. Dunn
Dunn
Queen Survives Frightened Horse Incident At Parade
Queen Elizabeth narrowly avoids danger when a big black horse shied and reared toward her during the troop parade from Buckingham Palace. A cavalryman restrained the animal and quieted it as thousands watched the Royal procession. Prince Philip followed in scarlet with the Welsh Guards at the ceremony marking the Queen’s official birthday.
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Britain
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
London
Coldstream Guards
Prince Philip
Welsh Guards
Foreign Aid Bill Faces House Action
The House begins action on a revised foreign aid bill totaling 3.6426 billion for the year starting July 1, a cut of 266.8 million from Eisenhower’s proposal. The plan shifts funding toward economic loans, adds a development fund office, and faces House Senate committee differences over five year Treasury financing and back door financing concerns.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Foreign Aid Administration
Senate
U.S. Treasury
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Appropriations Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Rules Committee
Smith
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Treasury
Senate House
Old Viking Fortress To Be Dedicated
The site of an ancient Danish Viking fortress excavated and restored will be officially dedicated to the Danish nation. The Fyrkat fortresses crown a circular bank with four gates and four interior halls arranged in a square, reflecting disciplined Viking military organization.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Harold Blacktooth
Svend Twainbeard
Fyrkat
Jutland
Svend Twainbeards
Mountain Fall Fatal To Youth
A UC graduate student Don Goodrich, 27, fell on Mt Conness in Yosemite and died after a 20 hour rescue. The Yale climbing party included four companions. Goodrich suffered a skull fracture and lay on a cliff ledge for over ten hours before responders reached Tuolumne Meadows ranger station.
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Yosemite National Park
Calif
Mt. Conness
Don Goodrich
University of California
Susanville
Tuolumne Meadows
Goodrich
John Shepherdson
Bristol University
England
Janet Goodrich
Labor Bill Vote Spurred in House to Clear Path
Democratic leaders back a move to bring a compromise labor bill to a House vote next month. Speaker Rayburn pushes a July 15 target with Rep. Roosevelt's eleventh hour plan limiting to anti racketeering controls and deferring Taft Hartley revisions to a joint Senate House study.
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Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
House Labor Committee
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Roosevelt
Senate House
Rayburn
Labor Committee
William H. Ayres
Ohio
Prohibition Era Moonshine Tank Found in Milwaukee Tavern
Workmen remodeling Salvatore John's Tavern uncovered a four foot metal tank built into a wall. Inside were five gallons of ancient moonshine believed cached about 35 years ago, stunning owner John who had no idea how it arrived.
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Milwaukee
John
Guardsmen In Review At Fort Bragg Awards Event
National Guardsmen were reviewed before Gov. Hodges during a two week summer camp ceremony. Maj. Gen. Claude T. Bowers received the National Guard Bureau Meritorious Service Award. Capt. David A. Rigsby earned the Eisenhower Trophy. Lt. Harry L. Belo received the efficiency in maintenance award.
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Fort Bragg
N.C
National
Harry L. Belo
Fpus
120Th Infantry
Hickory
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