Reds Seek Binding Ban on Espionage
At the United Nations Andrei Gromyko pressed for a Security Council ban on U. S. spy flights that would stay in force after Dwight Eisenhower's January departure. He rejected Eisenhower's Paris pledge that spying would not resume and warned the pledge could not bind future leaders.
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Reds
United Nations
N.Y
Andrei Gromyko
New York
U. N
Eisenhower
White House
U. N. Security Council
Gromyko
Paris
U. S
Fourteen Arrested After Strikebound Plant Clash in Dayton
In Dayton fourteen people were arrested after a melee at Jalousies of Ohio Co. workers hired during a strike tangled with deputy sheriffs and pickets. A deputy and a picket were injured as day shift quit at 5 p.m. The incident followed the strike at the plant east of the city.
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Dayton, Ohio
Jalousies of Ohio Co
Tokyo students clash with police over security pact protests
Angry demonstrators gathered outside Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi's official residence to oppose the first parliamentary approval of Japan's new security alliance with the United States. Police, armed with clubs, fought with students in the grounds.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Nobusuke Kishi
Queens Grand Jury Probes Coast-to-Coast Baby Ring
A Queens County grand jury investigates a nationwide black market baby ring that profits from selling infants of unwed pregnant women in Hollywood. The probe follows evidence of trafficking across states and links to unwed mothers seeking money.
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New York
Queens County
Hollywood
Turner named new moderator of United Presbyterian Church
Dr. Herman Lee Turner of Atlanta Georgia is named the new moderator of the United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America. He is noted as an outspoken integrationist and will lead the denomination.
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Cleveland
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Herman Lee Turner
Atlanta, Ga
Girl Gored by Giant Shark Near Hidden Beach
A 16 year old girl was attacked by a huge shark off Hidden Beach in Santa Cruz California. The shark mangled her left leg requiring amputation below the knee. Lifeguards rushed to help as authorities investigated the incident.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Hidden Beach
Democrats Seek Break in Social Security Health Plan Stalemate
Democratic supporters of a Social Security health plan for the aged pressed today for party leaders to end the stalemate.
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Washington
House Appropriations OKs 73 Million for Nuclear Aircraft
The House Appropriations Committee approved an extra 73 million dollars for development of a nuclear aircraft, signaling renewed federal funding for advanced propulsion and airframe research.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Pennsy Rail Workers Return After Court Order
Pennsylvania Railroad maintenance workers resumed duties after the Transport Workers Union obeyed a federal court injunction. About 10,000 workers had been absent across the system from New York to St. Louis, while supervisory staff kept service near normal. Michael J. Quill ordered a return to work, with a hearing set for next Tuesday.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Transport Workers Union
New York
St. Louis
Michael J. Quill
TWU
Francis L. van Dusen
US District Court of Eastern Pennsylvania
van Dusen
Quill
Rescuers Race Up Mt McKinley To Reach Stranded Climbers
Rescuers inch up Mt McKinley face to reach a sick woman and four injured climbers. An Army helicopter failed twice to lift them from 20 320 feet. Seattle Mountain Rescue Council teams move toward a 10 000 foot camp while dawn freezes temperatures to 15 below.
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Alaska
North America
McKinley
Seattle Mountain Rescue Council
Peter Bading
Paul Crews
Pacific Northwest
Mrs. Bading
Seattle
Pete Schoening
James
Louis Whittaker
Day
Schoening
Oregon Voters Pick Between Dem Candidates
In the 1960 Oregon presidential primary Sen. Wayne Morse faces Sen. John F. Kennedy with Kennedy favored to win. Kennedy campaigned across the state while Morse warned against a Kennedy victory harming the party. Other names on the ballot included Humphrey Johnson and Symington. Weather outlook suggested rain with turnout around 50 percent of 786 335 registered voters.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Morse
Los Angeles
Warren G. Harding
New England
White House
Hubert H. Humpphrey
Minnesota
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Humphrey
West Virginia
Richard M. Nixon
Wendell Wyatt
Astoria
Federal Drug Aide Quits Under Fire
Dr Henry Welch head of the FDA antibiotics division resigns under pressure after Senate testimony about outside income totaling 287242.40 since 1953. Flemming demanded resignation citing conflicts with government duties. Welch denied any wrongdoing and said he resigned with reluctance.
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Washington
Henry Welch
Food and Drug Administration
Antibiotics
Arthur
Flemming
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Welch
Governor’s Closet Question Delights Ohio School Group
Gov Michael V DiSalle smiles at an inquiring school group inside his office. A pupil asks who are the members of his closet hinting at a light moment during the visit in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Khrushchev Promises to Take It Easy on Berlin
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev pledged to preserve the status quo in Germany until a new summit within six to eight months and said he would avoid actions that rekindle cold war tensions. He warned of a hidden struggle in U.S. circles and suggested patience to seek a peace treaty with the two German states.
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East Germany
Berlin
Eisenhower
Paris
East Berlin
West Berlin
Nazi Germany
West Germany
Khrushchev Signals Caution After Paris Tirade
Khrushchev appears cautious on Berlin as he warns Communist leaders to avoid explosion. A mass East Berlin rally was canceled, signaling possible restraint after the Paris summit disruption. The world watches for clues behind the Soviet leader’s bold rhetoric.
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Khrushchev
Paris
United States
Washington
Commissioners Seek Bids on New County Trucks
Hocking County commissioners voted to seek bids for a truck crane and a dump truck for the county highway department. Crane bids are due June 8 and open June 9. dump truck bids due June 6. The crane has a 25 foot boom, trading in a 1953 model. the 2 ton dump truck carries five cubic yards and trades in a 1951 model. They also approved allocations of $4 for Memorial Day expenses to American Legion posts in Logan Laurelville and Murray City and VFW and Disabled American Veterans posts in Logan.
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Hocking County
Logan
Laurelville
Murray City
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
Disabled American Veterans
Spy Plane Incident Draws Few Ohio Letters
Senator Young has about 2000 letters this year pressing postal worker pay raises. Only about 25 letters mention the spy plane incident, while Lausche reports three.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohioe
Big Twister Rips Through Kansas Area
A large tornado carved a 100 mile path from Wamego to Edgerton causing one death and multiple injuries as it tore through Meriden and rural Kansas areas. The violent storm also damaged Brookfield and Edgerton Missouri with high winds and widespread destruction across the Midwest.
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Midwest
Meriden
Kan
Topeka
Wamego
Edgerton
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Brookfield
Atlas missile logs record 9000 mile interocean flight
Atlas rocket lifts from Cape Canaveral and travels 9000 miles to a target area southeast of Cape Town. The test aims to prove long range capability with a 1000 pound instrumentation load and a nose cone reentry in the Indian Ocean.
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Fla
Africa
Indian Ocean
Central Pacific
Air Force
Brazil
Ascension Island
Atlantic Missile Range
Cape of Good Hope
Capetown
South Africa
U.S
Eisenhower Returns From Paris Summit Empty Handed
President Eisenhower arrives at Andrews Air Force Base to a large homecoming crowd after the failed Paris summit. He plans televised remarks about his unsuccessful talks with Khrushchev and his stance on Soviet spy flights. In Lisbon he praised U S Portugal friendship before heading home to a festive reception.
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Eisenhower
Paris
Andrews Air Force Base
Portugal
Richard M. Nixon
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
White House
Lisbon
Portela
Americo Tomaz
Antonio Oliveira Salazar
United States
Khrushchev
Tomaz
Ike
Macmillan Reveals Khrushchev Demands At Summit Opening
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said Khrushchev insisted on US condemnation of spy flights and punishment of those involved before any talks could proceed. He warned the summit faces a collapse and grave implications for global security. Macmillan disclosed these conditions in Parliament after returning from Paris.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Macmillan
House of Commons
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
France
Paris
Spy Pilot Policy Under Fire In Crisis Debate
Democratic leaders harshly critiqued the Reagan era spy flight handling and espionage disclosures at a Cook County dinner. Adlai Stevenson charged progress with the Soviets is blocked under GOP power while urging responsible opposition. Senator Morton criticized early government announcements as flawed.
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Chicago
United States
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Cook County
Illinois
Soviet Union
Russia
Khrushchev
Thruston Morton
Indianapolis
Legislation Tally From Congress
AP reports on top bills status including a 975 million school aid bill cleared for House action with a 325 million annual match for three years, and a Mills medical care proposal kept alive for study. Senate override vote on Eisenhower policy discussed.
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Congress
House Rules Committee
House
House Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Senate
Eisenhower
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