US unlikely to grant Austria free military aid
Senator George said the United States will not give free military aid to Austria for a defense force, seeking repayment either in cash or for goods, as Secretary Dulles signaled possible aid if requested. He predicted quick Senate ratification of the Austrian treaty but warned it may not influence Soviet troop withdrawals. In Detroit, GM stalled a contract offer near a midnight strike deadline, prompting speculation on a guaranteed wage and possible two-offer strategy.
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Sen
George
D-Ga
United States
Austria
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Vienna
Senate
Soviet Union
Russia
Europe
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Great Britain
Detroit
General Motors Corp
Walter Reuther
Reuther
UAW
John Livingston
GM Department
Ford Motor Co
Harry W. Anderson
Louis G. Seaton
Ford
Justice Denies Claim of Union Suspect
Justice Musmanno of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court accuses CIO official John J. Mullen of a false account about his interest in Clairton bribery trials. Mullen, former Clairton mayor, is alleged by undercovers as a Communist party member. Mullen denies the charges. The Senate subcommittee will allow him to deny under oath.
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Washington
Michael A. Musmanno
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Today
CIO
John J. Mullen
Musmanno
Clairton
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Mullen
Mayour
Lair
Wenwee See “Gwe
Musmanne
Joseph D. Mazzei
Communist Party
Pittsburgh
Matthew Cvetic
Cvetic
Sen
Price Daniel
D-Tex
Justice Department
Daniel
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Senator praises Nehru for polio vaccine rhesus monkeys
In a Senate speech Senator Richard L. Neuberger of Oregon urged school children and parents to thank Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru for the rhesus monkeys used in producing the Salk polio vaccine.
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Washington
Richard L. Neuberger
D-Ore
Senate
Jawaharlal Nehru
Weather Report for Southeastern Wisconsin Forecast
Rain continued Friday and today with more expected Sunday. Cloudy cool conditions persist with a high of 54 to 60 on Sunday and a low of 46 to 52 tonight. Friday rain totaled .15 inches with a daily total of .78 inches. Temperatures at 11 am ranged from 50 to 56 across locations including a sewage plant and American Motors.
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Kenoshans
Noah’s
Wisconsin
American Motors
End Dock Strike in Chicago Ends After 15 Days
The AFL Chicago longshoremen’s 15 day strike ended as union and dock company officials agreed on a two year contract. The walkout had effectively shut the Port of Chicago and caused about three million dollars in weekly losses. The deal retroactive to May 16 grants Local 19 members a five cent per hour wage increase and a seven cent per hour contribution per worker to a welfare fund.
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Chicago
AFL
Union and Dock Company
International Brotherhood of Longshoremen
Nixon to Speak in Galveston at Press Association Banquet
Vice President Richard Nixon was scheduled as the featured speaker at a banquet during the Texas Press Association convention in Galveston tonight.
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Galveston
Richard Nixon
Texas Press Assn
May Junk Old Trains May Junk Old Trains
Detroit reports General Motors plans a low cost high speed train to speed up retirement of old equipment. Priced under 1000 dollars per seat, the train aims to cut costs below current passenger car prices and reduce a 700 million dollar annual loss unless it mats up to expectations in a late August trial run in the Midwest.
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Detroit
General Motors
Midwest
Two 10 Year Olds Drown in Lake Strum
Timothy Nelson and Allen Gullicksrud both 10 drowned Friday in Lake Strum Wisconsin. A witness said the boys were in a boat and became scared as they drifted from shore then jumped into five feet of water about 20 feet from land.
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Strum
Wis
Timothy Nelson
Allen Gullicksrud
Coffee prices seen stable for months say official
Rio de Janeiro Brazil in Alkindar Junqueira president of the Brazilian Coffee Institute expressed today that coffee prices will remain stable at the present levels in the coming months indicating steady market conditions and policy stance through the near term.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Alkindar Junqueira
The
Brazilian Coffee Institute
Uncle Sam to Pay Woolson's Costs
The Senate passed a bill authorizing the Veterans Administration to cover hospital and medical expenses for Albert Woolson the last surviving Civil War Union veteran from Duluth Minnesota The measure follows his May 17 House passage and covers care at a hospital near his home noting the VA hospital nearest him is 165 miles away He recently left hospital after treatment for an acute respiratory ailment and had a prior hospital stay this year.
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Washington
Albert Woolson
Senate
White House
Duluth
Brave Little Man Tames Beehive In Manhattan Mystery
In Manhattan a six story Inwood building faces a swarm 18 by 12 inches on an apartment wall. Joe a middle aged man wearing dark glasses stuck his head into the swarm for a facial massage with stingers. Police intervened and exterminators ended the danger. Italian honey bees were identified by Dr. Theodore Schneirla. He warned against such acts.
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New York
Manhattan
Joe
Inwood
Bud
Theodore C. Schneirla
Department of Animal Behavior
American Museum of Natural History
Schneirla
Washington Debates Benson Wheat Price Move
Democrats condemn Ezra Benson for setting wheat price support at a new low since 1946. They warn it will crush the farm program and shift farmers off the land. The $1.81 per bushel level hinges on accepting marketing quotas in the June 25 referendum.
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Washington
Ezra T. Benson
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Department
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Actor Wilcox Dies Aboard Train in Rochester Visit
Robert W. Wilcox, 44, actor and husband of Diana Barrymore, was found dead in his New York Central Pullman compartment on a Rochester bound train. Porter Scott broke in after Wilcox did not answer a stop call. autopsy ordered, county officials say death appears natural. Wilcox toured in Pajama Tops, appeared in 26 films, and served as a U S Army captain in World War II.
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Rochester
N. Y
Robert W. Wilcox
Diana Barrymore
New York Central
Porter J. C. Scott
Wilcox
J. Angevine
Monroe County
Scott
Convict Ex-Sheriff Of Tax Evasion In Illinois Case
George Gruenwald 67 of Belleville Illinois was found guilty of income tax evasion. A former St. Clair County sheriff he faced charges of evading more than 9000 dollars and pleaded no contest to the indictment.
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Springfield
Ill
George Gruenwald
Belleville
St. Clair County
IIL
Gina Lollobrigida Reveals 17 Inch Waist
Rome reports Gina Lollobrigida displayed a 17 inch waist in a public weighing and measure event. Milko Skofic commented the figure reflected a shirt collar size rather than a real measurement, contrasting with her usual estimates of a 37 inch bust and 36 inch hips.
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Rome
Gina Lollobrigida
Milko Skofic
Cincinnati Man Earns Fifth UC Diploma in 18 Years
Joseph Gehler, 37, completes his fifth diploma from the University of Cincinnati within 18 years amid continued study and academic achievement.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Gehler
University of Cincinnati
Cuban Railroaders Strike Over Pay Cut Protests
Havana reports Cuban railroad workers walked out to protest an 8 percent wage cut. The government ordered the army to seize railway offices and dependencies as officials planned talks with strike leaders to resolve the dispute.
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Havana
Cuba
Elderly Man Returns To His Home Prison Inmate Chooses Pris on
Albert Musser 81 returns to Indiana State Prison after collapsing in Hammond. He told helpers to take him back to prison, calling it home. Paroled in 1953, he remains free to stay or leave. He is diabetic and may have skipped insulin. Musser has a long sentence from 1899 for conspiracy to kill. he has been a model prisoner and hospital trustee for two decades.
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Michigan City
Ind
Albert Musser
Indiana State Prison
Hammond
Bert Rudicel
Musser
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Jay County
Rudicel
Corpus Christi Procession Moves Inside Buenos Aires Cathedral
Argentine authorities brace for potential violence as Roman Catholic Corpus Christi rites are moved indoors at Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral to avoid clashes in Plaza de Mayor. The change amid church state tensions prompts warnings and a high-profile boxing welcome planned for Pascual Perez. Police report another priest arrested in the ongoing dispute.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Metropolitan Cathedral
Plaza de Mayor
Juan Peron
Peron
Pascual Perez
Perez
Tokyo
Japan
Yoshio Shira
Murder Charge in Mate Death in Chicago
Mrs. Helen Johnson, 29, was charged with murder after the fatal shot to her husband Oliver C. Johnson, 31, in a Chicago grocery area room. She claimed she found an empty revolver and fired once after him saying the gun was empty. a lie detector test was inconclusive and a coroner captioned jury could not rule murder or accident.
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Chicago
Helen Johnson
Oliver C. Johnson
Graham Optimistic Over Tour in France
Billy Graham, resting before his farewell sermon, said he believes the French Protestant church has found new spark of life. The 37 year old preacher claimed his revival pierced Protestant indifference in Catholic France and gave the church new hope and unity.
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Paris
Billy Graham
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