Nasser Returns Home After Moscow Visit With Red Pledge
President Nasser flew back to Cairo with Premier Khrushchev pledging Arab unity and support. Khrushchev praised Nasser as the outstanding Arab leader and called for nuclear test ban talks before a broader disarmament agreement. Nasser expressed hope for closer political ties and future meetings at Cairo airport.
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Powell Pleads Not Guilty To Tax Count
New York congressman Adam Clayton Powell Jr. pleads not guilty to a three count income tax evasion indictment. Powell vows to fight Tammany Hall for reelection despite Harlem leaders dropping him from the Democratic ticket. A June 16 date was set for motions and trial planning. Powell was released without bail.
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Congress
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Evangelist Graham Addresses Prisoners in San Francisco
Billy Graham spoke to 17,000 at the Cow Palace and 4,000 inmates at San Quentin in a California crusade. About 1,044 decisions for Christ were recorded at the Cow Palace and 623 inmates came forward in prison. He noted the crowd’s eagerness for autographs and urged prisoners to live for God even behind bars.
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Wanted Man Surrenders in Uncle Slaying and Kidnaps
Billy Glenn Newhouse surrendered after being sought for the murder of his uncle James Huskey, 58, and the kidnapping and assault of three others. A victim was stabbed, another raped, and two others forced from Flat River to Memphis. The body of Huskey was found after authorities learned Newhouse boasted of the killing.
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Committee approves most federal requests with cuts and tweaks
The panel reduced several funding requests totalizing $22.25 million and $421.95 million earmarks while preserving core programs. It also directed limited subsidies for Great Lakes operations and adjusted highway trust fund commitments. The Weather Bureau received near its full request, and emphasis on farmer weather data was urged.
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U S Final Stage Rocket Is Lost
Cambridge Massachusetts Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory scientists tracking the Soviet Union Sputnik III say the United States final stage rocket that launched Vanguard I has been lost in space. Moonwatch teams are asked to search for the five foot tube tumbling in an orbit possibly 2000 miles from Earth. Vanguard I remains the highest man made satellite at 2461 miles, with no altitude loss since launch.
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Pflimlin Gets Support From Algerian Chief
ALGIERS The French commander in chief in Algeria Gen Raoul Salan issued an order asserting sole civil and military power in Algeria. The broadcast to all forces said Salan would escort Premier Pflimlin to Paris and questioned Massu’s insurgent junta that had seized control in Algiers and spread defiance.
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Slaying Probe Nearing Break in Sanford Area
Sheriff D F Holder pressed for progress in solving the murder of 70 year old C C Nadine, whose body was found near Deep River Bridge. suspect Clarence Pugh, 43, was arrested near Morganton while investigators doubt kidnaping crossed state lines.
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France Crisis Jeopardizes Fourth Republic and Algeria
Washington officials monitor a volatile French political crisis as Gen. Charles de Gaulle seeks supreme authority. Tunisia’s 25,000 French troops worry officials, while Habib Bourguiba’s regime fears military meddling. Allied leaders question Paris’s future role with Washington and London amid negotiations with Russia.
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Senate committee to probe Nixon Latin America tour and Lebanon unrest
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to open a broad preliminary inquiry into violence against Vice President Nixon during his Latin American tour and anti American rioting in Lebanon. Sen. Theodore Green will lead the inquiry with Sen. Wayne Morse steering Latin American affairs.
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Peru
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De Gaulle Shadow Shapes French Political Crisis
Paris reports the National Assembly granted Premier Pflimlin emergency powers amid a corruption of subversive activity. The move allows dissolution of political groups, arrests, searches, censorship, arms collection, and closing of cultural venues as Gaullist leader Jacques Soustelle was absent under surveillance.
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French National Assembly
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Pierre Pflimlin
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Pflimlin
Robert Lecourt
Jacques Soustelle
Defense Bill Clears House Armed Services Panel
The House Armed Services Committee unanimously approved a compromise Defense Department reorganization bill. It furthers a presidential line of command to the Defense secretary and field forces by creating a Joint Chiefs of Staff staff and limiting service chiefs powers while stopping full secretary authority to reassign military functions without congressional input. Congress could halt changes by simple resolutions in both houses without a presidential signature.
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De Gaulle Faces Repercussions as Enigmatic Leader Remains
The six foot four inch Gen Charles de Gaulle, aged 68, is described as a figure of enduring mystery in postwar France. The piece revisits his standing between republican ideals and potential traitorship while noting his roots at Saint-Cyr and a career shaped by a disciplined, military upbringing.
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Neuse River Rise Shows Little Gain
In Kinston the Neuse rose to 18.45 feet this morning, up about half a foot from yesterday as fair weather steadied. Forecasters predicted a crest near 19 feet tomorrow, with homes at risk moving in with relatives. Tarboro's Tar River levels fell and residents began returning to flooded areas.
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Do's and Don'ts for Teens Seeking Summer Work
James C. Miller outlines practical guidance from a firm's personnel manager for teen job seekers during a recession. The advice covers core steps to find summer employment, including preparation, persistence, and professional conduct to improve hiring chances.
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