Terror Aboard Canadi ana Ship Errupts In Lake Erie Riots
Passengers aboard the Canadiana report a 15 mile lake trip from Crystal Beach Ontario to Buffalo ending in a riot marked by flashing knives and fear. Police arrested nine Buffalo youths at the beach and injuries were treated in Buffalo Fort Erie and at the park.
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Lake Erie
Canadiana
Crystal Beach
Ontario
Cpl. J. E. Legate
Buffalo Courier-Express
F. L. Hall
Fort Erie
Ont
Margaret Wynn
Dick Hirsch
Buffalo Courier- Express
Soviet Flotilla Visits Yugoslav Port Amid Tito Trip
A three-ship Soviet naval flotilla arrived at Split for a five day goodwill visit marking the first Soviet naval entry into Yugoslav waters. President Tito departed Belgrade by special train for Moscow to discuss Soviet Yugoslav relations with Russian leaders.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Split
Tito
Moscow
Kefauver and Stevenson Clash Ahead of California Primary
In a heated race ahead of California's winner take all primary Kefauver campaigns in San Diego with attacks on Stevenson while Stevenson touts Florida gains. The duel centers on age pensions and alleged old guard influence as both seek the 68 convention votes in California and the national contest.
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Estes Kefauver
Florida
Adlai Stevenson
California
Stevenson
Kefauver
Kefauver-Stevenson
San Diego
Illinois
Ike Calls Session on Understanding World Peace Links
President Eisenhower invited 34 prominent Americans from industry publishing education agriculture labor music law sports motion pictures and religious groups to a White House session on June 12. The aim is to develop better people to people contacts and partnerships to advance world peace through shared understanding and cooperation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Senate Passes Tough Narcotics Bill With Severe Penalties
The Senate approved a hard line narcotics bill by voice vote, allowing death penalties for a third narcotics offense and extending the supreme penalty to drugs sold to minors under 18. Rep. Hale Boggs expects House passage next week. The House Ways and Means panel backed a similar bill with even stricter penalties short of death.
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Senate
House
Ways and Means
Hale Boggs
D-La
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Free World
House Committee
Wisconsin Dells Observes North South Understanding Day
The Wisconsin Dells will mark North South Understanding Day on Friday with observances, while companion ceremonies are planned in Richmond Virginia.
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Wisconsin Dells
Richmond
Banbury Cross War Echoes as Yank Troops Boycott Town
About 3000 U S airmen decide to skip Banbury to protest a British town ban on their forces. British troops from nearby bases are barred to avoid friction over Allied relations and women. MPs debate the ban with Lt Col Marcus Liton accusing it of alienating British soldiers. The incident stirs local gloom and surprise among pubs and townspeople.
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Banbury
England
U. S
Western Command
Upper Heyford
Kineton
Weather Update Cooler Air Arrives in Kenosha
The Kenosha area experiences a hot Memorial Day followed by cooler, less humid air. Highs near 84 at the sewage treatment plant yesterday, with morning low around 59 and afternoon readings from 67 to 72 downtown and at American Motors. Scattered showers later today, then partly cloudy and cooler tonight. Friday looks fair and cool with lows 40-45 and highs 62-69. Sunrise 4:20 a.m., sunset 7:18 p.m.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Air Force Flier Killed in Pacific Aircraft Mishap
1st Lt. Arthur A. Bodette 27 of Wisconsin Rapids was killed in an aircraft accident in the Philippine Islands. He was a jet pilot in the U.S. Air Force, married to Evelyn Mahan, with two children Michael and Sandra Kay. Surviving relatives include his mother Mrs. Mary Ann Bodette and four siblings.
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Mary Ann Bodette
Apt. O-7
31St
Philippine Islands
Bodette
U. S. Air Force
Wisconsin Rapids
Japan
Creighton University
Omaha
Neb
Evelyn Mahan
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Michael
Sandra Kay
Louis
Joseph
Bernard Felice
Kenosha
Detroit
Washington
Studebaker-Packard
Studebaker and
Packard
U S General Twining Invited to Soviet Aviation Day
Gen Nathan F Twining accepted an invitation to a Soviet Aviation Day celebration on June 24 with approval from Secretary Quarles Secretary Wilson and Secretary Dulles The move follows a Moscow bid to extend military contact while the White House weighs broader exchanges with the Soviet Union amid Cold War tensions.
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U. S
Moscow
Nathan F. Twining
Anececa
United States
Air Force
Donald A. Quarles
Twining
Quarles
Wilson
State Dulles
White House
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Nathan Twining
Memorial Day Toll Tops Hundred One In 30 Hours
Holiday road toll across the nation totals 101 deaths over a 30 hour period from Tuesday 6 p.m. to Wednesday midnight. States including Wisconsin report multiple fatalities. 12 states and D C recorded no holiday deaths.
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National Safety Council
District of Columbia
Ned H. Dearborn
Safety Council
Associated Press
Await Russ Reaction To Resolution On Dag Hammarskjold
Western diplomats waited anxiously for Russia's reaction to a British resolution urging UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to continue his good offices in the Middle East. The Security Council scheduled a second round of debate on the measure.
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N. Y
Russia
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
UN Security Council
Struggle in Japan Diet Over School Measure
Socialists formed a human wall and tossed pepper in the Diet corridors to block legislation expanding government control of education. The incident underscores heated debate over school policy in Tokyo.
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Japan
Tokyo
Teen-Ager Catches Plunging Tot in Milwaukee
Thirteen year-old Patricia Grimm saved three-year-old Lorraine Olwig who fell from a second story window. Patricia, playing in a sandbox, grabbed the child as she fell, though both sustained minor injuries from sliding down a sloped roof and friction burns.
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Milwaukee
Patricia Grimm
Patricia
Lorraine Olwig
Lorraine
Derailment Kills Engineer on B&O National Limited
The Baltimore and Ohio westbound National Limited derailed near a tunnel about 30 miles east of Parkersburg W Va after striking a boulder in rain. Engineer J C Riley of Grafton died at St Joseph's Hospital. Crewmen missing and several passengers treated for minor injuries.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
National Limited
Here
New York
J. C. Riley
Grafton
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Riley Shaver
Shaver
William Baum
French Paratroops Crush Rebel Band in Tunisia
French paratroopers backed by fighter planes wiped out a guerrilla band near Tatahouine in southern Tunisia. Reported casualties include 71 Arabs killed and 17 captured with three French soldiers killed and 15 wounded in the clash at the Saharan edge military post and caravan hub.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Tatahouine
Sahara Desert
Deal Near Between Studebaker and Curtiss-Wright
Reports say Curtiss-Wright may gain control of Studebaker-Packard in a deal aimed at aiding Studebaker’s finances and expanding Curtiss-Wright’s aircraft influence. Talks continued though no official statement was issued as Memorial Day limited trading. James Nance of Studebaker-Packard traveled in New York amid defense contract expectations.
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New York
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Studebaker-Packard
James J. Nance
New York City
Reds Build Arms Behind Blind In Korean Armistice
UN Command charges the North Koreans used the supervision commission as a blind to illegally move jet fighters and war materiel into North Korea. Britain and 15 other nations reject a China led conference to unify Korea and withdraw foreign troops. North Korea says it will discharge 80,000 troops by Aug 31 to speed talks. Premiers and officials discuss future moves as the armistice body, including Sweden Switzerland and CE P Slovakia, faces renewed accusations of cover ups.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Foumation Commission
North Korea
Commission
South Korea
Britain
UN Command
United States
Red China
Peiping
China
The
Red
Pyongyang
Marshall Kim Sung
Moscow
U. S
R. G. Gard
Gard
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Steel talks adjourn with plans to reconvene in New York
After 22 hours of negotiations, the United Steelworkers Union and the three largest steel producers adjourned talks and set a June 6 reconvening date in New York to continue contract discussions.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
New York
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