British Alert Bill Aims to Curb Jobless Pains
SACRAMENTO June 16 Senate action moved to curb unemployment benefits by requiring claimants with maximum 26 weeks to work before future benefits. Proponents say saves 6 to 7 million yearly. opponents warn it harms those unable to find work. Measure passes 24 to 6 and heads to Assembly. Gov signings include teen drinking crackdown and sport bribery laws.
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Sacramento
Jornia
Earl Desmond
Assembly
George Miller Jr
Richmond
Désmond
Miller
Kunz Family Keeps Indiana U. Enrollment Record
Since 1928 the Kunz family of Bloomington has sent a child to Indiana University every year. Bert Kunz, the 13th child, began the seven year medical course in July 1958, continuing a family tradition that may extend to 1958. The father, a retired farmer, also attended IU.
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Bloomington
Ind
Kunz
Indiana University
Bert Kunz
Albert S. Kunz
Alcohol Puts Calories in European Diets
New York June 16 uP Wines and other alcoholic drinks in daily diet give many Europeans 500 calories of energy a day or about 20 percent of daily caloric intake Dr Louise Daniel of Cornell University School of Nutrition reports. About 70 percent of the potential energy of alcohol can be used by body tissue for work and to maintain body temperature.
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New York
Louise
Daniel
Cornell University
Journal of
The
New York State Medical Society
Britain ramps up emergency moves to safeguard 4000 Britons
In the Middle East, UK forces prepare for emergency redeployments to protect about 4000 Britons. Navy and 3000 paratroops are ready to take the lead if needed as tensions rise amid Iran’s ultimatum on Anglo Iranian Oil Co. profits and nationalized fields.
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London
Middle East
Enisisisidden Tran
Royal Navy
Anglo- Iranian Oil Co
AIOC
Elds
Africa Air Field Forms Key U S Troop Gateway in Libya
In Tripoli Libya on June 16 a detailed profile of Wheelus Field highlights its role as a major U S Air Force installation in North Africa. The base, a large Atlantic division facility, channels personnel and materiel to Mediterranean and Middle East posts, with ready wartime capacity and long runways. It hosts 1200 officers and men, 200 accompanying families, and on-base amenities from schools to a cinema. The article notes its strategic position flanking shipping routes and within bomber reach of the Russian heartland, while also describing everyday life on the peace-time station.
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Tripoli
Libya
Mediterranean Sea
Wheelus
North Africa
U. S. Air Force
Wheelus Field
Atlantic
Military Air Transport Service
U. S
Mediterranean
Middle East
Italy
Germany
Africa
Air Transport Command
Roosevelt Letters Sale Denial Sparks Family Dispute
New York report states Franklin D Roosevelt letters may be offered for sale through Rosenbach Co. Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt and Elliott Roosevelt deny any sale or turnover. The Times cites cataloguing and potential six figure pricing, with possible gift to Hyde Park Memorial Library.
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New York
The
New York Times
Franklin
D. ‘Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Elliott
Philadelphia
Rosenbach Co
the Times
A. 5
W. Rosenbach
Elliott Roosevelt
Times
Rosenbach
Rossenbach
Hyde Park Memorial Library
Joseph Lash
Tot Fine After Heart Operation
Three year old Betty Rogers from Long Beach underwent a small fourth operation at San Diego Naval Hospital to replace tissue after three prior surgeries for a fatty heart tumor. Doctors report she is up and around and getting along well. she received an early birthday from her mother and gifts from Long Beach residents who read of her case.
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Betty Rogers
W. Williams St
San Diego Naval Hospital
Long Beach
Betty
San [Eas Hospital
William Rogers
U S Jets Missing Over Germany Reported Safe in Czechoslovakia
Two United States jet fighters disappeared during a training mission over Western Germany and were later reported safe in Czechoslovakia. One American pilot Lt. Rohland and one Norwegian Lt. Tohanskn were unhurt, with Prague and Washington seeking details. The Czech government described both officers as well and happy.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Czechoslovakia
U. S. Air Force
U. S
State Department
Therm
Ellis Briggs
Prague
Luther G. Rahland
Briggs
Rohland
French Vote on New Government Today
Paris reports a fragile national mood as voters prepare to elect 627 seats in the National Assembly with 41 parties contesting. Three main blocs dominate the field: Communists, middle-of-the-road parties, and De Gaulle's Rally of the French People, with pre-election estimates suggesting a divided outcome and questions over De Gaulle’s influence and a future Western defense stance.
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National Assembly
House of Parliament
France
Charles de Gaulle
Rally of the
Pover
Jose
Jorge
DE Gaulle
Gen. de Gaulle
RPE
RPF
de Gaullists
United States
Assembly
Par
Spain
Greece
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Pigeomholing
Perfect Cribbage Hand Sets Night Record
A flawless cribbage hand was revealed Friday night by Mrs. Mary Reinen while playing with her husband R Reinen. The event occurred at Sa0 Olive Aye, with spectators noting the remarkable three five hand and top card play.
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Mary Reinen
Olive
R. Reinen
Ars Reinen
Allied Decisions Await Election
Washington reports that the United States and Britain expect Allied decisions on Western security questions after France's election. Key issues include German rearma ment, greater German independence, a Big Four talks with Russia, and expanding the North Atlantic Treaty to include Greece and Turkey. Moscow signals a conditioned willingness to meet if Western powers move NATO and bases onto the agenda.
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Washington
United States
John J. McCloy
Britain
France
Germany
West Germany
Russia
Moscow
Greece
Turkey
North Atlantic
Truman suspends trade ban amid foreign policy clash
Washington reports Senator Cain accuses President Truman of betraying U S aims by suspending the congressional ban on trade with Russia friendly nations. Senator Kem and Wherry join criticism as the White House defends the move as national security based on National Security Council guidance and a 90 day suspension with co operation preferred to coercion.
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Cain
Wash
Truman
Russia
White House
Hev
Kem
R-Mo
Costellos
Arcardos
Guziks
United States
Congress
Acheson
Wherry
Kern
Great Britain
Nebraska
GOP
Senate
National Security Council
Barkley
Marshall
Security Council
Council
UN report on U S embargo of China and North Korea
United States submitted to the United Nations its report detailing measures to embargo strategic materials to Communist China and North Korea. U S Delegate Ernest Gross praised the effort as impressive and nearly 100 percent efficient, aiming to unite loyal UN supporters against aggression.
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United Nations
United States
China
North Korea
Trygve Lie
U. S
Ernest Gross
Senator McFarland's Daughter Weds in Washington
Senator Ernest W. McFarland of Arizona announces the marriage of his daughter to Delbert R. Lewis son of Mrs. Charles Hughes and Clarence A. Lewis of Florence Arizona. The ceremony at Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church was performed by Rev Edward G. Latch. The couple will reside at Fort Belvoir Virginia where Lewis works as a civil engineer.
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Washington
Jewell McFarland
Ernest W. McFarland
Arizona
Delbert R. Lewis
Charles GC
Hughes
San Jose
Calif
Clarence A. Lewis
Florence
Ariz
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church
Edward G. Latch
New England
Fort Belvoir
Lewis
Atlantic Alliance Faces Middle East Strain
The North Atlantic Council discusses stronger allied defense and economic controls. Officials push for expanded defense production cooperation and tighter internal measures amid regional tensions.
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Atlantic Alliance
Middle East
North Atlantic Council
Diocese bans girl cheerleaders and majorettes
POTSBURGH June 16 The Pittsburgh Diocese announced a ban on girl cheerleaders and majorettes at Catholic athletic contests. Rev. Michael J. Conroy, diocesan director of athletics, said 30 or more high schools must rely on boys cheerleaders or coaches. He cited unruly crowds and lack of sports rules knowledge as reasons.
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Potsburgh
Pittsburgh
Michael J. Conroy
McKeesport
Father Conroy
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