Macmillan Heads to U S Talks and Colleges
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Washington for informal conferences with President Eisenhower and planned speeches at DePauw University Indiana. He will also confer with Canadian PM John Diefenbaker in Ottawa as relations with the United States and allies are outlined. The Senate meanwhile approved a 3.7129 billion foreign aid bill, trimming Eisenhower’s request and guiding a House-Senate conference.
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Washington
Harold Macmillan
London
Eisenhower
Macmillan
National
Dulles
United States
Indiana
Theodor Heuss
West Germany
Heuss
White House
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Senate
House
Permit No Shift In Party Choice
County registrar Mrs. Clem antine Bowman announced no party changes allowed between the primary and general elections. She corrected yesterday's Gazette report and noted registration books are open for address changes and new registrations within the county. Music by Four Hits & a Miss.
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Clemantine Bowman
Heuss Ends State Visit Plans U S Tour
President Theodor Heuss of West Germany departed Washington after a three day state visit. The 74 year old headed to Philadelphia for a 16 day U S tour. Dulles bid farewell on behalf of Eisenhower and the American people. Brentano remained for talks with Macmillan as Heuss left.
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Washington
Theodor Heuss
West Germany
United States
Heuss
National
Philadelphia
Dulles
Heinrich von Brentano
Harold Macmillan
Brentano
Germany
Landslide Kills 52 in Calcutta Region India
A landslide in India's Lohit region northeast of Calcutta killed 52 people including a 32 member construction party and no women, men, or children among the rest. The disaster occurred at night and was reported today from Shillong via delayed message.
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Calcutta
India
Lohit
Shillong
Wom
Penn State Trustees Elect Long Reelected for Three-Year Term
James B. Long, president of the PSU board of trustees, was reelected for a new three year term by the university's alumni. He lives in Blue Bell and his reelection came as George H. Deike of Pittsburgh and William D. Harkins of Philadelphia were rejected. Terms begin July 1.
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University Park, Pa
James B. Long
Board of
Pennsylvania State University
Long
Blue Bell
George H. Deike
Pittsburgh
William D. Harkins
Philadelphia
Fifteen Weeks Added by Federal Unemployment Bill
Harrisburg AP. About 50 000 Pennsylvania unemployment benefits recipients will gain 15 extra weeks of payments later this month. Gov Leader acted after Atty Gen McBride ruled a special legislative session unnecessary to access the federal extension signed by President Eisenhower. Pennsylvania moved quickly to participate, with state secretary William N Batt Jr signing for the state and federal labor secretary Wil Minh O Connell affixing the federal seal. The extension takes effect June 19. Local offices prepare schedules for the extra payments as announcements are made.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William N. Batt Jr
Labor and Industry
U. S
Wil- Minh O'Connell
Keystone
Batt
Diploma Without Graduation Propels Young Executive
John Graves, 18, cut chemistry classes and left high school but rose quickly at P F Callier & Son Corp. to become assistant vice-president and regional trainer. He earned about $20,000 before taxes this year, while his father, a university dean, described him as an individualist who pursued opportunity.
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Louisville
John Graves
P. F. Callier & Son Corp
Graves
Allen W. Graves
School of Religious Education
Southern Baptists Theological Seminary
Young Graves
Horatio Alger
Encyclopedia Company
Akins Wins Crown In World Welterweight Bout
Virgil Akins of St. Louis defeated Vince Martinez in a hard hitting welterweight title fight to claim the World Welterweight championship. The bout headlines sports pages 7 and 8 with full photo and recap. A 5,000 strong parade in Cymer featured firemen units and band prizes noted on page 12.
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Virgil Akins
St. Louis
Vince Martinez
Clymer
Cymer
Indiana
Elderton
Theater Town Teen Tale
Obscure features note theater town teen tale with weather hinting clear and warmer conditions tonight. A brief society item references entertainment in the community alongside local notes.
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Society
VW -Hadle
Unemployment Claims Fall in Harrisburg Report
Harrisburg AP reports unemployment compensation claims fell to one percent last week while new claims rose five percent. The Bureau of Employment Security counted total claims at 312,153, down from 128,891 in the same week of May 1987.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Employment Security
Labor Bill Adequate says Kennedy in Senate push
Senator John F Kennedy declared the labor bill ready for Senate action would be fully adequate to curb union abuses. He cited support from Senator John L McClellan and the 12-1 Labor Committee vote, noting the measure proposes a union democracy code and public accounting of union finances, while tweaking Taft Hartley provisions.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Kennedy
John L.mcclellan
D-Ark
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Senate Labor Committee
McClellan
Town Sad As Bunny Knott Dies
Donna Bunny Knott a 3 year old girl died in a Midwest hospital a day after a delicate heart operation. The town mourns as relatives announce her death at 1 53 am EDT and the mayor had proclaimed Donna Knott Day. Hundreds offered prayers and donations for Bunny, a blonde child known by that nickname to friends and family. Her aunt Mrs Allen Caswell Jr. relayed the news from nearby New Market.
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Plainfield
Donna
Bunny) Knott
Midwest
Donna Knott
Bunny
Allen Caswell Jr
New Market
New AEC Member Faces Senate Quiz
President Eisenhower named John A. McCone to the Atomic Energy Commission to succeed Lewis L. Strauss. McCone faces Senate inquiry into his views on atomic policy and business ties before confirmation. Senators Knowland and Anderson anticipate McCone may become chairman if confirmed, though Anderson notes duties may differ from Strauss.
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Washington
John A. McCone
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
MecCone
Los Angeles
Lewis L. Strauss
AEC
Strauss
AIC
Rcalif
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
House Atomic Energy Committee
McCone
Commission
Anderson
Father Held In Brutal Death of Son
In Atlanta police detained unemployed construction worker John Robert Campbell for murder after his 1 month old son was beaten and savagely bitten. Detectives said the child was bitten 50 to 60 times as Campbell claimed the baby “wouldn’t do anything” and admitted he bit the child because he “had enough with the bell.” The assault occurred yesterday at the Campbell home in Roswell, about 15 miles from Atlanta.
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Atlanta
George Christian
Jason Campbell
John Robert Campbell
Campbell
Roswell
Col
Judge Declines To Quash Case In Farrell Gambling Indictment
Mercer Pennsylvania AP Judge Leo H McKay declines to quash a gambling indictment against Farrell Police Chief Albert Timparo and continues the hearing to Monday. Timparo's attorney Marty Cursick says Dist Atty John Stranahan unduly influenced the grand jury, indicted Timparo on a policy sponsored stag party on April 16 in Farrell.
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Mercer, Pa
Leo H. MckKay
Farrell
Albert Timparo
Timparo
Marty Cursick
McKay Friday
Dist. Atty
John Q. Stranahan
Mercer County
Grand
Vimparo
No Danger Seen From Westinghouse Radioactive Waste Discharge
Westinghouse Blairsville plant discharges radioactive wastes into the Conemaugh River, but the State Health Department says the exposure risk to the public is negligible. Safeguards exceed federal rules, with strict post-discharge procedures and downstream notification in case of an incident.
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Blairsville
Conemaugh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
State Health Department
Western Pennsylvania Clean Streams Association
Westinghouse
F. B. Milligan
Health Department
U. S. Atomic Installa
Milligan
National Bureau of Standards
Millian
Apollo
Armstrong County
Melton Institute
Penn Pwp
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Lands Machine Co
Unity Pwp
Duquesne Light Co
Atomic Power Plant
Shippingport
De Gaulle Cabinet Names Moslem in Algeria Reform Drive
Premier Charles de Gaulle’s cabinet moves to implement Algeria pacification and crack down on the Algiers insurgent junta. A Moslem is named to the cabinet for the first time as city elections in Algeria are set and Salan is appointed official representative with a senior civilian aide.
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Stanley Johnson
PARIS
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Algiers
de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Alperia
Salan
Cahisnei
Col
Washington Police Weight Test Targets Kewpie Doll Image
About 80 members of Washington DCs motorcycle corps face a weigh in next week after a congressman likened them to kewpie dolls The test aims to trim overweight officers to project a sharper image for escorting dignitaries and motorcades Deputy Chief Howard Covell expects most to pass though a few may be overweight Following a delegation from Rep Arthur Miller DCs police chief ordered the scale evaluation to address the concern
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Washington
Washlington
National Airport
Nixon
South America
Arthur Miller
R-Neb
Miller
Piyaiina
District of Columbia
Howard W. Covell
Covell
Young Dog Seeks New Home in Local Notice
A recently found young female dog, medium size and black with brown and tan markings, with medium length hair and a long tail, is seeking a home. For inquiries, please call IN 332.
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