Kennedy Says Policies Obsolete in Khrushchev Clash
Senator John F Kennedy denounces the Paris summit collapse and all U S policy as obsolete criticizing Eisenhower and Nixon while urging a rebuilt military and renewed NATO. He argues the issue is global leadership and defending freedom rather than mere tough talk. He cites need for invulnerable weapons and broader foreign aid reform. The speech also targets rival candidates and counters Stevenson and Symington endorsements.
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John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
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Khrushchev
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Paris
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Republican National Committee
Oregon
Adlai E. Stevenson
Los Angeles
Congress
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Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Stevenson
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Airline Hearings Open on Ozark Service to 10 Midwest Cities
The Civil Aeronautics Board opens a hearing in Washington to decide if Ozark Air Lines should keep serving 10 Midwest cities in Iowa Illinois Missouri and Kansas. Ozark seeks renewal of temporary permits and city representatives present traffic data under the use it or lose it rule.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Ozark Air Lines
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Clinton
Mattoon-Charleston
Danville
Marion - Herrin
Cairo
Ill
Cape Girardeau
Pittsburg
Chanute
Kaw
Ozark
Barron Fredericks
Jose
Air Strike is Blocked by Court Ruling on Airlines
A U.S. District Court ordered jet pilots from three airlines to refrain from a planned air strike. The ruling blocks coordinated labor action that could disrupt air traffic and appeal processes follow. The decision cites safety and national interest concerns as grounds for injunction.
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Chicago
U.S
Strike Threat Looms Over Major Airlines
Judge Julius H. Miner ordered actions against the Air Line Pilots Assn representing pilots on American Airlines Pan American World Airways and Trans World Airlines amid a midnight deadline threatening union measures.
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Julius H. Miner
Air Line Pilots Assn
American Airlines, Inc
Pan American World Airways, Inc
Trans World Airlines
U S Film Group Hires English to Play Scots in Macbeth
Hawick England AP An American film company hiring for Macbeth finds Scottish unemployment limits its cast. Producers say they recruited 50 locals and 150 extras from England around Carlisle after Scottish labor shortages forced a cross border recruitment.
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Hawick
England
George Schaeffer
Carlisle
Scheeer
Johnson leads Texas Democratic convention landslide
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson won a massive victory at the Texas Democratic convention as his faction crushed dissident liberals 2,252 to 40 in the first test vote over a proposal to tighten party loyalty rules.
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Austin
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Court halts Eastern Airlines pilots walkout
A U S District Court judge ordered Eastern Air Lines pilots to stop their walkout and barred FAA intervention. Hearings on contempt for those who refused to fly are set. Eastern warns the strike costs 114 million dollars daily as only 21 percent of planes flew.
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Miami
Fla
U.S. District Court
Eastern Air Lines
Federal Aviation Agency
Eastern
U.S. Dist
Joseph P. Lieb
EAL
Houston
Texas
San Juan
Puerto Rico
New York
FAA
Heat Wave in Pakistan Causes Dozens of Deaths
About 30 people have died in Lahore and surrounding areas over four days as a heat wave sweeps the region. Officials report more than 100 heat stroke cases with temperatures between 101 and 121 degrees.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Security Problem Seen by Two In Antarctic Treaty
Sen. Clair Engle cited the Antarctic Treaty as dangerous to U.S. security warning it recognizes Soviet presence in Antarctica in exchange for vague assurances. The pact signed in Washington last December would limit sovereign rights and bar military bases while enabling peaceful scientific cooperation among 12 signatories including the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Sen
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Soviet Union
United States
Engle
Antarctica
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Chile
France
Japan
New Zealand
Norway
South Africa
Britain
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Senate
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Eisenhower Seeks Senate Pact on Nuclear Use Ban
President Eisenhower submits a treaty banning nuclear explosions and radioactive waste dumping pending international agreements. He calls the move a significant advance toward a peaceful world with justice and urges Congress to approve the measure.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Kids Are Ace Firebugs
An arson expert says the most damaging firebugs are youngsters with matches. Sgt. H. B. Hatcher of the Los Angeles sheriff's arson squad notes the priority is catching these kids early. The report cites Berkeley and ongoing youth arson concerns.
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Berkeley
Calif
Sgt. H. B. Hatcher
Los Angeles
Unclear Fire Safety Insight Prompts Strong Rule Change
A fragment notes that young people start fires by accident but as they reach eight or more they know what they are doing. The line implies a shift in intent or capability with age, without providing context or sources.
Jet-Powered Speedboat Gift to Khrushchev Returns Home
A jet powered speedboat with a plaque reading to Nikita S Khrushchev from Dwight D Eisenhower will be returned to its maker. The boat is on the lawn of the American embassy in Moscow as a symbol of the collapse.
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Washington
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Moscow
Americans Decide To Return Item To Factory For Refund
After the Paris summit on May 16 American officials faced a dilemma over an unknown item. They ruled out giving it to Khrushchev after his cancellation of the President’s visit. After weeks of deliberation the decision was made to ship it back to the American factory and recover the money.
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Paris
Khrushchev
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