Weather forecast for clear to partly cloudy conditions across the U S
Clear to partly cloudy weather is expected to continue tomorrow over most of the U S with rain in northeastern North Dakota extreme northern New England western Pennsylvania and the area from Oklahoma to southwestern Ohio and Tennessee Valleys. Warmth trends will continue in the East on Northwest while cooler air is due to move into the upper and mid Mississippi Valley.
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U. S
North Dakota
New England
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Ohio
Tennessee
mid-Mississippi
Confession Claimed In Interrogation Of Powers
Radio Moscow quotes an interrogation of Francis Powers, U2 pilot shot down over the USSR. Powers admits flying over Soviet territory with equipment to gather intelligence while serving at Incirlik base in Turkey. He details flights since 1956 and the unit called Unit 10-10.
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London
Radio
Moscow
Francis G. Powers
Soviet Union
British Broadcasting Corp
U.S.S.R. Q
CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S.R
Special Air Detachment
U.S.A
U.S.S.R
U.S
Incirlik
Adana
Turkey
Iran
Afghanistan
Black Sea
Pakistan
Norway
US Air Force
Civil Aviation
Air Force Service
Col. Shelton
North Carolina Industry Hunt Heads to New York
Gov Hodges will lead a 122 member North Carolina delegation on an industry hunting mission in New York City Monday to Wednesday. The group assembles at the Hotel Biltmore Sunday. Aimed to promote the North Carolina Story, attendees include William P Saunders and William R Henderson.
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Raleigh
Hodges
New York City
Biltmore
North Carolina
Manteo
New York
Air National Guard
Chicago
Philadelphia
Europe
William P. Saunders
Department of Conservation and Development
William R. Henderson
C&d Department
Division of Commerce and Industry
Glenoit Mills
General Electric Co
First Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Mrs Simpsons Dies In Hospital In Winston-Salem
Maxine Teague Simpson 90 of 1509 Hamilton St died at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem at 8 50 p m Saturday after a 10 day illness and two days of critical condition. She was born May 16 1929 in High Point daughter of Police Captain J R Teague and Mrs Tero Galli more Teague. She lived at 216 E Parkway and worked 11 years in the city hall collections office. She married Rex Simpson on December 12 1959 and was a member of Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church. Funeral arrangements are in progress.
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Maxine Teague Simpson
Hamilton St
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
High Point
J. R
Tero Gallimore Teague
Bryce Commercial College
City Hall
Rex Simpson
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
E. Parkway
Difficulties Beset Visas For Russia
Washington reports indicate American tourist visas to the Soviet Union have grown harder to obtain since May 6. Travel experts link the shift to the May 11 U2 incident, noting embassy visa processing has slowed though still possible, with no official Kremlin explanation.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Kremlin
Airliner Flies 250 Miles With One Engine Feathered
A four engine Great Lakes DC6B carrying 92 aboard landed safely at Lockheed Air Terminal in Burbank after limping 250 miles over the ocean with one engine feathered. A Great Lakes spokesman calls the incident routine and says the craft is a supplemental scheduled carrier. A Coast Guard amphibian escorted the plane during the final leg of its Hawaii to mainland flight.
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Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Air Terminal
Great Lakes Airs
Coast Guard
Hawaii
TY Craft
Great Lakes
Lockheed
Khrushchev’s American Visit Opens with Mixed Gravitas
Khrushchev arrives amid a formal welcome as a crowd greets him with flowers and smiles. He soon adopts a grave tone in his arrival statement, noting that influential circles in some countries resist global improvement, while his expression shifts between LA urgency and Washington calm during the journey.
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Khrushchev
Los Angeles
Norris Poulson
United States
Washington
San Francisco
Free Booklet Offer From American Assembly
Readers are invited to request a free booklet titled Prices, Growth and You by writing today to the American Assembly at Columbia University in New York 27, New York. The notice encourages interested individuals to learn economic insights and growth factors.
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American Assembly
America
Columbia University
New York
N.Y
Minimum Wage Bill Faces Delays as Kennedy Puts Plan Off
Senate battle over raising the minimum wage from $1.00 to $1.25 stalls amid Democratic Kennedy push and Eisenhower opposition. Dirksen cites committee delays and Goldwater absence, with a possible May 24 start and Memorial Day week goal. The plan would extend coverage to about six million workers.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Dirksen
Senate Labor Committee
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
GOP
Goldwater
Labor Committee
Sen. Goldwater
Los Angeles
Switzerland Embraces Four Official Languages
Switzerland officially jurisdictions four national languages German French Italian and Romansh the latter described as an Alpine dialect reflecting regional linguistic diversity across cantons.
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Switzerland
Kennedy and Johnson Lead in State Delagate Prospects
The dispatch outlines Kennedy strong in Arizona Connecticut Indiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Nebraska New Hampshire New York North Dakota Ohio Rhode Island Vermont and notes New York’s 114 votes as a prize. Johnson leads in North Carolina Oklahoma Tennessee Texas Virginia with Symington favored in Missouri and several other states.
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Kennedy
Arizona
Connecticut
Indiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Rhode Island
Vermont
Carmine de Sapio
Johnson
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Symington
Missouri
Harry S. Trumnan
Edmund G. Brown
California
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
Stevenson
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Nixon claims lead in eight state primaries
AP report shows Nixon with 2,669,000 votes and Kennedy 1,477,000 across eight state primaries New Hampshire Wisconsin Illinois Massachusetts Pennsylvania Indiana West Virginia and Nebraska with write ins noted in several states. Kennedy lead in Wisconsin and West Virginia amid write ins and Humphrey’s withdrawal from the race.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Nixon
New Hampshire
Illinois
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Nebraska
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
Dem
Conbers
New York Stock Exchange
Daily
Charles Thone
Jon
Nasser to Visit Tito in Belgrade Next Month
President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic plans a visit to President Tito of Yugoslavia next month to discuss a joint program for neutral nations ahead of the Paris summit.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Gamal Abdel- Nasser
United Arab Republic
Tito
Paris
Judge Proposes Whipping Post For Youth Crime
Judge Vincent Carroll of Common Pleas Court urges a whipping post to reform youths. He sentenced three gang members ages 16 17 and 18 to up to 14 years for aggravated assault in a knifing of three boys and criticized prior Juvenile Court punishments as ineffective.
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Philadelphia
Vincent Carroll
Common Pleas Court
Carroll
Sinatra clash at nightclub ends in battery claim
Wayne drove up to a group as Frank Sinatra shouted at him and men battled. Moran says he was struck when Moran confronted Sinatra and a bodyguard after the car incident. Sam and others intervened and Sinatra and companions fled. Moran was treated for bruises and filed a battery complaint. police will question Sinatra and the guard.
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Sinatra
English
Edward J. Moran
Frank
Moran
Sam
Wayne
Associated Press
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Russellville
Guilford College
Sara Jane Helton
Mt. Airy
Caroline Primm
Snow Camp
Sara Atkinson
Bethune, S. C
Jo Ann Cook
Col
Lege May
Clevie Wood
Queen Juliana Trimble
Kaye Burton
Madison
Patricia Garner
Goldsboro
Majorie Haworth
Betty Lou Chilton
Ararat
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