Khrushchev’s struggle to lead world communism in cold war
Paris AP. Khrushchev’s summit failure signals a three way struggle for control of world communism among Stalinists the military and the Chinese. His peace moves anger Stalinists and Red Chinese who fear it weakens communism while he faces demands for an apology before negotiating with the US president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan Paris
Nikitashchev
Berlin
United States
Khrushchev
U.S
Union
Early Maryland Vote Very Light
In Baltimore the Democratic presidential primary saw very light turnout as Kennedy led Oregon's Wayne Morse. Officials forecast turnout under 30 percent of registered voters, with similar indifference in the counties. The result underscored Kennedy's strong position in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Kennedy
Mansfield Calls for Full Inquiry into U2 Incident
Senator Mansfield urged a full investigation of the U2 spy plane episode as a test to national unity amid international crises. He argued Congress should trace the chain of command and blame, calling the handling blunders that undercut U.S. peace aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Washington
D-Mont
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Congress
United States
Lightning kills boy on errand in Altoona
A year old boy, Dan F. Leonard, was struck by lightning while riding a bicycle to a neighborhood store during a brief noon thunderstorm in the Altoona area. He was found under a tree after the bolt hit him in the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baumgardner
Billy
Windber
Altoona
Dan F. Leonard
al' Irons
Judge Delays Ruling For Teen Slayer
In Pittsburgh AP report Judge Homer Brownhag postponed until tomorrow a hearing on bond for a 14 year old boy charged with fatally stabbing 18 year old Evan D. Schuster of Whitehall. Attorneys for Delbert Fitzgerald sought to free the youth after formal charging in the Saturday night slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Homer
Brownhag
Delbert Fitzgerald
Whitehall
Evan D. Schuster
Western Europe Turns Angrily On Khrushchev
Western Europe denounces Nikita Khrushchev as responsible for wrecking the Paris summit and braces for intensified cold war campaigning. Observers ask why the Soviet premier attended the talks if his aim was to wreck them, fueling anger across the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Khrushchev
London
Nikita-Khrushchev
Oisaster
Soviet Space Ship Seen Tumbling Over New York
A Soviet 444 ton space ship was sighted over New York at 4 17 am as a pulsing light streak crossing the sky. Observers noted possible tumbling indicating instability while officials said a 214 ton cabin could separate and burn up on re entry with no plan for safe return. The event underscored the challenge of re entry for manned space missions and survival prospects for crews aboard pioneering flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Soviet Union
Gub
Long Island
Moscow
Earth
State authority approves 2514 million bond sale for school construction
Harrisburg AP reports the State Public School Building Authority authorized selling 2.514 billion dollars in bonds to fund new school projects and refund prior Series B bonds. Bids are due June 29. Projects include Indiana Marion Center 290,280. Beaver Center Two 2,643,063. Big Beaver Area Joint 263,597. Clearfield Moshannon Valley 1,959,587. Erie Wattsburg 589,183. Fayette Connellsville Two 570,470. Bullskin 426,388. Mifflin Kishacoquillas 1,074,630. The issue funds also cover refunds for state employees retirement and teachers retirement bonds.
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Harrisburg
Indiana — Marion
Beaver—Center
Big Beaver Area
Clearfield — Moshannon Valley
Erie — Wattsburg
Fayette - Connellsville
Bullskin
Mifflin - Kishacoquillas
Princeton riot erupts after campus editorial
About 1,000 Princeton University students crowded streets and railroad tracks in a spring riot triggered by an editorial on campus quiet. Police moved in as crowds swarmed dorms, blocked a main line, and protested at president Goheen’s home. no arrests were reported. The disturbance drew an estimated 3,000 onlookers before dissipating after 1 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N.J
Princeton University
Pennsylvania Railroad
University
Robert F
Goheen
Prince
Heilwood Without Water After Pump Breakdown
Heilwood lacks water due to a Pine Two Water Co pump breakdown. Classes at Heilwood Elementary and Pine- Cherryhill division of Penns Manor High School are postponed. Residents fetch water from springs and relatives. restoration feared until Thursday per source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heilwood
Pine Two, Water Co
Heilwood Elementary
Pine- Cherryhill
Penns Manor High School
Testimony Opened In Sheriff Death Trial
Pittsburgh AP witness described the minutes after the fatal shooting of Sheriff James Lauer of Northumberland County. John McCallen testified Butler leaped from a car with a pistol as Lauer lay in the rain and Diehl ran ahead. Other witnesses testified on cause of death and investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
James Lauer
Northumberland County
John McCallen
Ross Two
John Butler
McCallen
Butler
Martin Diehl
Laver
Lauer
Ray
Shamokin
Asst. Dist. Atty
Samuel Strauss
Khrushchev demands US apology to back summit
Paris dispatch reports Soviet Premier Khrushchev insisting no summit without US apology and punishment for the U2 spy plane incident. He spoke in informal interviews and via the Soviet Embassy, tying talks to guarantees that future airspace incursions will not occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
U. S
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Cold War Shapes 1960 Campaign Outlook
Washington reports the cold war has grown more frigid as the Paris summit collapses. Democrats fear Eisenhower’s potential Soviet visit could boost peace prospects for Republicans. Nixon aims to frame the race on defense and leadership, while Democrats contest Moscow’s hard line impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Party of Peace
Richard M. Nixon
Paris
Free Fishing Day Sponsored at Penn Run by Sportsman Club
The Sportsman Club plans a free fishing day at Penn Run as part of the community sports offerings. Read about this event and other sports on pages 14 and 15, alongside features in Aladdin's Lawp, Business Mercs, Classifieds, and Comics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsman Club
Penn Run
Aladdin's
Hospital Notes And Crossword Features Highlight Edition
Weather shows showers ending Wednesday with partial clearing and not warm. High tomorrow 6 to 72. Crosswords and hospital notes run as features in the edition alongside editorials and obituaries.
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Crosswords
Hospital Notes Editorial
Khrushchev Seeks Big Four Talks With Conditions
Soviet Premier Khrushchev said he was ready to participate in a Big Four summit discussion if the United States apologizes for American flights over the Soviet Union and guarantees no repeat incursions. He offered to meet with de Gaulle, Macmillan, and Eisenhower to exchange views on reviving the summit. Eisenhower had rejected the conditions but said spy flights were halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macmillan
Harold MacMillan
Elysee Palace
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
United States
de Gaulle
France
Great Britain
U. S
Soviet Union
Col
Pines Khrushchev
Great
Britain
U.S
New Orleans Schools Desegregation Order Issued
U S District Judge J Skelly Wright ordered New Orleans public schools to desegregate next September marking the sixth anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling outlawing racial segregation in schools. School board attorney Gerald Rault said no plan existed due to state law doubts. Louis G Riecke said it was up to Gov. Jimmin H. Davis and segregation leaders to keep schools open and segregated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Annivere Gary
U.S. Supreme Court
J. Skelly Wright
Louisiana
Gerald Rault
Louis G. Riecke
Ward
Jimmin H. Davis
Alert Cop Stops Would-Be-Thief
William Fletcher, 29, tried to enter his locked car and asked New York patrolman Dugald Wade for help. Wade opened the door after obtaining a wire, Fletcher then faced a vehicle belt charge and was held in $1,000 bail.
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New York
William Fletcher
Dugald Wade
Wade
Fletcher
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