Radiation fears as Bomarc missile catches fire at base
An airborne Bomarc missile with an atomic warhead caught fire in its launching pen at McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey. Radiation feared in surrounding pine barrens abated to a slight level confined to the damaged pen as investigators from AEC, the Defense Department, and New Jersey Health Department vowed a full probe.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
New Jersey
Department ‘of Health
Din Air Force
Welcome Japan rally plans to greet Eisenhower visit
Tokyo conservatives organize a National Welcome Committee to assure a warm reception for President Eisenhower on June 19 as leftist opposition and student threats loom. Prime Minister Kishi and Liberal Democratic leaders join business figures to counter protests and secure continued American base use under a new treaty with Japan gaining more say in deployments.
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Eisenhower
Nobusuke
Kishits “Liberal -Democratic Party
Ihe
International
Airty
Kishi
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Japan
U.S
Manila Labor Leader Plans June 24 Protest at U S Embassy
Ignacio Lacsina of the National Labor Federation warned officials that a placard parade would precede President Eisenhower's June 24 arrival. He urged settlement of Philippine war damage claims and respect for sovereignty over U S military bases in Manila amid looming Welcome Week events.
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Jall
Eisenhower
Ignacio Lacsina
National Labor Federation
U. S
U.S
Weather Update Moody Sunny and Mild Day Tour Day
Moody sunny and mild today with a few clouds. Feir and cool tonight with light winds.
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Feir
Rockefeller Emphatically Backs National Policy Reform
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller told a closed Republican leaders meeting that great matters must be discussed before the nation and urged declarations from any aspiring GOP leader. He criticized current national defense, said he would head New York’s delegation to the Chicago convention, and kept his political stance independent of the Eisenhower-Nixon administration.
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Rockefeller
Eisenhower
New York
Chicago
Pilot killed in highway crash near Amarillo Air Force base
Maj Paul Kosko Jr. 45 of Portigo Pa was fatally struck by a truck while walking along a highway near Amarillo Texas Tuesday night He had been stationed at Amarillo Air Force Base since 1956 Coral-Graceton Fire Co party
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Amarillo, Tex
Paul Kosko Jr
Portigo
Here
Amarillo Air Force Base
Rossiter Man Electrocuted At Ft Bragg
Harold H Brady, a former Rossiter resident, died Monday at Fort Bragg North Carolina after a crane contact with 7 000 volt power lines. Witnesses say Brady stood on the ground and was fatally shocked as his crew operated a maintenance project. He lived in Spring Lake with his wife and five children. Brady formerly worked at Loree Footwear and attended Rice High School.
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Womack
General Hospital
Spring Lake
N.C
Lawrence Brady
Jery Brady
Loree Footwear Co
Rossiter
Rice High School
Legislation Split on Philadelphia Vote Fraud Probe
In Harrisburg a party line vote approved a joint House Senate inquiry into alleged Philadelphia vote fraud but action stalled as neither chamber sent the resolution to the other before adjourning to June 20. The House, led by Democrats, plans its own probe terms, while the Judiciary Committee weighs charges against Victor Blanc and potential impeachment moves.
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Philadelphia
Senate
House
Big City
House Judiciary Committee
Victor H. Blanc
John Stewart
Phil
Blanc
Stéphen McCann
Judiciary Committee
Hay
Two F101B Voodoo jets crash near Carrollton killing two
Two F101B Voodoo jets collided and exploded in Carrollton today, killing two of the four aboard. The aircraft, capable of speeds above 1000 mph, fell as the Illinois community watched. The dead include an oil industry engineer with McDonnell Aircraft Corp of St. Louis. Names withheld pending next of kin. Lt Cmdr Albert More and Lt Cmdr John F Ebersbaker of the Navy parachuted to safety.
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Carrollton
Theb
Illinois
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
St. Louis
Albert More
Cmdr
John F. Ebersbaker
Navy
Nixon Wins Ins Primaries In California Vote
Nixon, running as a favorite son, won California's Democratic primary and led the state delegation to the Democratic National Convention. Pension-promotions dented Edmund Brown's total. Carmine DeSapio faced a major Democratic reform setback as New York Democrats voted along the busy statewide primary day. Montana Idaho South Dakota and Mississippi also held primaries.
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Richard
California
Nixon
Republic
Montana
Idaho
South Dakota
Mississippi
George H. McLain
Victory Keeps Indians Alive in NCAA Baseball Tourney
SIOUX CITY Iowa Indiana State College of Pennsylvania remains in contention in the NAIA national baseball tournament with a 2-1 victory over Southern Illinois. The win keeps the Indiana State nine alive in the double elimination event. Indiana State was to meet Georgia Southern today at 4 p.m. EDT. A win would set a rematch with Sam Houston, which defeated Pennsylvania in the opening round.
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Indiana State College of Pennsylvania
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
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Georgia
Southern
Sam Houston
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller Keeps 1960 VP Hopes Open After White House Talk
Governor Rockefeller met with President Eisenhower at the White House breakfasted with him and discussed politics national affairs and the Japanese trip. He indicated Nixon remains the likely Republican nominee and reaffirmed openness to a draft for the top job while denying any plan to join as Nixon’s running mate. He said he would avoid a major role at the convention to prevent any impression he was pursuing the vice presidency. He also noted the chance that Nixon gets the nomination seems pretty good as things stand.
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Nelson A. ‘Rockefeller
Eisenhower
White House
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Dent
Japan
Rockefeller
Newamen
Hig
Nixon
Chicago
Oockefeller
Reetenor -Rockefeller
Sal@be
Porter
Eisen
Anne Wheaton
Sociate
Sworda
Subway Fire Triggers Citywide Cleanup Order
In New York City a third rail blaze in a Grand Central tunnel caused smoke, halted 14 rush trains, and left hundreds of passengers overwhelmed. Mayor Wagner ordered a full system cleanup and safety inspection after Transit Authority findings of neglected trash clearance by a private contractor. More than 2,500 minor fires were reported in the past year.
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City Subway
Golland
Central Terminal
Amid -Anaoka
Dheat
Grand Centre Terminal
Jovercome
Smokey
Robert F. Wagner
Transit Authority
Charles L. Patterson
Manhatttan
Biamo
Huge Navy Balloon Sailed Over Texas Under Watchful Naval Team
A giant Navy balloon sailing above Texas was tracked by a 20 man team awaiting its descent. Launched Sunday from Brunswick Georgia with film to record cosmic rays the balloon at 100000 feet may land west of Texas with a parachute ride planned for the payload after an automatic timer failed.
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Tex
Texas
Navy
Brunswick
William Stierman
Office of Naval Research
Washington
Jury Returns 6 True Bills in Indiana County Grand Jury
The Indiana County Grand Jury reported six true bills for cases presented. Names appearing include Charles Pohuski charged with aggravated assault and battery, Wendel Palmer for furnishing alcohol to minors, Keongin Lee Barry on morals offenses, Robert Clyde Jobe for carrying without a permit, and others listed with cases to be set for trial. The report notes the panel completed its work late yesterday afternoon.
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Indiana County Grand Jury
Charles Pohuski
Ot Fisher
Wendel Palmer
Keongin Lee Barry
Ofese
Robert Clyde
Jobe
Jae Be
Mrs. Hickey Dies at 67 in Penn Hills
Mrs Jennie Hickey 67 of 812 Jefferson Road Penn Hills died suddenly this morning. She is survived by a son Russell Hickey a member of the Indiana Evening Gazette advertising staff.
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Jefferson Road
Penn Hills
Russell Hickey
The
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Strikes Stall Atlas Missile Program Talks at Convair
Negotiations deadlocked in a crippling strike against Atlas missile work at Convair division of General Dynamics. Union negotiator C. Z. Lindsay says morale remains high despite actions that curtail workers rights. Mediation failed after two hours with no future time set. Convair says active employees will not lose pay and has granted a one-cent cost of living increase.
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San Diego
Allt
Convair
Atlas
C. Z. Lindsay
International Asst
Broadway Strike Yanks Curtain On Fall Shows
Broadway producers announce indefinite postponement of all fall season productions in New York. The League of New York Theaters cites ongoing contract deadlock with Actors Equity, with an estimated eight million dollars invested across 43 shows and 11,600 actors idle. Actors Equity executive Angus Duncan calls the move a consequence of stalled negotiations, noting shows like Finian’s Rainbow and Andersonville Trial were already affected.
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New York
Broadway
The
League of New York Theaters
Actors Equity
Producers’ League
Angus Duncan
League
Finian
Rainbow
Andersonville
By the
Ee ‘Dus
Angels
Thessara
Borough awards sewer and street resurfacing contracts
The Indiana Borough council approved two contracts at last night’s meeting. Bracken Construction Co. of Sligo won the street resurfacing bid at 23,296.80 dollars for several streets, to start when convenient and finish in three working days. Mus Excavating Contracting Co. won the Rice Ave sanitary sewer project for 23,088 dollars. Work begins June 15, with multiple bids reviewed from twelve firms.
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Indiana
Counecil
Resinfaeiy
Construtcion
West End
Bracken’ Construtcion’ Co
Sligo
Suburbs Surging as City Populations Lag Behind
Washington AP preliminary figures from 27 large population centers show suburbs growing six times faster than cities over the decade. City gains total 1,243,254 to 20,026,946 while suburbs rise 4,787,479 to 16,328,177. Several cities shrink, including Baltimore Detroit Jersey City Newark and others as residents move outward. Final 1960 counts pending official totals, with New York City and Philadelphia near two million declines.
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Associated Press
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Fla
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Newark
New York City
Philadelphia
Providence
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Rochester
N.Y
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