Salvage Underway for Stricken Navy Blimp off New Jersey
The Navy began salvage work to raise a giant blimp that buckled in flight and crashed into the sea off the New Jersey coast. Seventeen men are missing and feared entombed in the gondola. One crewman was killed and three rescued in the disaster. Coast Guard cutters and three Navy salvage ships are en route to the 50 foot deep wreck about 15 miles off Barnegat Inlet, as Captain Klein notes shifting currents and partial gondola detachment.
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N. J
Navy
New Jersey
Tenteen
Coast Guard
Barnegat Inlet
FL N. Klein Jr
Fleet Airship Wing No. T
Klein
Con Geronimo, Tex
Revolt By Army In Congo Fails
In Congo, a military revolt collapsed with Thysville and Leopoldville returning to shaky normality. Stanleyville saw jail inmates smash doors and shout for freedom and independence as the unrest subsided elsewhere.
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Congo
Leopoldville, Congo
Army of the Congo
Thysville
Leopoldville
Stanleyville
Indiana State College to Get Dormitories and Athletic Field
Preliminary approval for construction of three dormitories at Indiana State College was granted by the General State Authority along with a $216,000 allocation for a new athletic field southwest of campus. President Willis E. Pratt said changes are not immediate and may take four years. location decisions await the architect and student rentals will help fund the project. Dormitory fees will rise by $3 this September and another dollar in September 166.
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Indiana State College
General State Authority
Willis E. Pratt
GSA
No Kennedy 1st Ballot Victory Bulletin
Rival camps claim Kennedy fell short of a first ballot victory in the Democratic nominating contest. Supporters say California delegates under Gov Edmund G Brown may boost a Stevenson draft, signaling shifts ahead of the convention opening Monday.
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Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Brown
Adlai E. Stevenson
Hal Boyle column highlights big movie promotion
Inside The Gazette Hal Boyle discusses how major films are promoted, shaping public interest. Pirates do it again with a spectacular finish, noted in sports pages 20 and 2.
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Hal Boyle
Pirates
Cini
Uat
Weather Roundup Promises Warmer Friday Then Cooler
A fragmented note shows forecasts for today and Friday with warmer trend followed by a cool spell. Text mentions weights and daily temperatures, but details are unclear.
Indiana Evening Gazette Pictures From Today
The three column photo features Arnold Palmer with his wife and father at St Andrews Scotland where Latrobe golfer aims for the British Open. A two column photo shows bank officials at St Paul cashing after a robbery by three gunmen.
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Palmer
Arnold Palmer
Winnie
Milford
Deke
St. Andrews
Scotland
Latrobe
London
St. Paul
Ike Travels To Newport For Golfing
President Eisenhower heads to Newport Rhode Island for a golf vacation amid Cuba tensions. He will depart from Andrews Air Force Base by jet, travel to Quonset Point Rhode Island, then reach Ft. Adams aboard the Barbara Ann or by helicopter. Newport golf course near the Summer White House at Ft. Adams hosts the trip, as in 1957.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Newport
R.J
Cuba
An- Orewa Air Force Base
Maryland
Naval Air Station
Quonset Point
R.I
Narrangansett Bay
Ft. Adams
Newport Naval Base
White House
Newport Country Club
Naval Base
Coasters Harbor Island
Blast Kills Teen In Underwater Cave Search
Albert W. Schmidt 18 of Lansdale Pa was killed instantly when a homemade magnesium flare exploded in his hands during an underwater cave exploration at a water filled quarry. His companion Paul A. Eshbach 17 escaped unharmed after a second descent into the cave.
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Allentown
Albert W. Schmidt
Lansdale
Schmidt
Paul A. Eshbach
Eshbach
Castro rages after US sugar cut and vows Cuba line
Fidel Castro, furious over Eisenhower’s 700000 ton sugar quota cut, denounces the United States as an accomplice to Batista and vows to seize American property in the national interest. He calls for a regional rally in Havana and urges Latin America to back Cuba’s leftist movement.
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Havana
U.S
Fidel Castro
Castro
Eisenhower
jStrike
United States
Metallurgical Workers Congress
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Bank Robbery At Cherokee State Bank In St Paul
Three gunmen dressed as painters robbed Cherokee State Bank in St Paul, seizing about 60 000 dollars. They waited for staff, opened the vault and teller boxes, took cash and wallets, then fled in a white 1952 panel truck found abandoned nearby. All suspects described as in 20s or 30s.
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Cherokee State Bank
St. Paul
Minn
George Povig
Russ Gesell
ST. Paul, Minn
William Jordan
Jordan
Ray Brack
Indiana Borough to Get West End Drive-In Branch
Officials announced Indiana's First National Bank will open a West End drive-in branch later this summer. The facility will feature two drive-in windows, a walk-in window, space for eight cars, and air conditioning to serve residents and businesses west of town.
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First National Bank
West End
Indiana
Tadigna Vom
Boranch
Cus i
Cui Pice Banking Incili
Foxx Applies for Illinois Unemployment Pay in Galesburg
Hall of Fame slugger Jimmie Foxx, once earning about 250000 yearly, sought Illinois unemployment compensation in Galesburg on Wednesday. He said he was through with running the Jimmy Foxx Restaurant, where he briefly managed before the contract ended. Foxx and his family lived in Galesburg during his tenure, and he could receive about 35 dollars weekly for up to 26 weeks.
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Galesburg
Ill
Jimmy Foxx
Hall of Fame
Foxx
iNanzig
Tony Mangieri
J Joe Donaty
Sang Jt
Basebadj
Milk group to set price on new dairy item
Harrisburg AP The State Milk Control Commission overrode Agriculture Department objections and will set a price for Otto Milk Co new product though the Justice Department opinions are pending. Dr Delmar K Myers said the product is chemically between skim and whole milk with 2 percent butterfat. Otto argued for a price and said demand exists due to high retail milk costs in Pittsburgh.
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Harrisburg
State Milk Control Commission
Agriculture Department
Pittsburgh
Joab K. Mahood
Commission
Justice Department
Delmar K. Myers
Bureau of Foods and Chemistry
Otto Milk Co
Myers
Otto
Milk Agency
George L. Pieil
Eisenhower signals new US actions against Cuba
The United States weighs further moves after cutting Cuban sugar quotas by 700 000 tons and adding 156 000 tons to the loss. Ezra Taft Benson ordered purchases from other sources to cover the deficit while noting ample raw sugar supplies in Brazil and the Philippines. President Eisenhower accuses Fidel Castro of hostility and unreliable sugar supply amid potential political motives behind the action.
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United States
Cuba
Eisenhower
U.S
Eiesenhower
Ezra Taft Benson
Brazil
Philippines
Fidel Castro
Loc
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