Ike irritably watches military clash over missile role
Senate Armed Services subcommittee chair Symington says hearings will probe Army Air Force and Navy missions in air power plus missile fields. General Partridge to testify on defenses while Chavez plans to summon Army witnesses on defense budget. Wilson warns against partisan infighting and vows accountability for leaks.
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Korean Tots Flight Delayed As Adoptions Face Setback
The Freemans and other families await the arrival of Korean children stalled by travel delays. Suzanne Freeman was to join the family along with two other youngsters, Clayton and Charles, but last minute issues postponed the high profile adoption event. Doctors said no one is in critical danger and officials expect updates as plans unfold.
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Coffee Price Boost Predicted at Retail Level
New York reports higher wholesale coffee prices across major brands lifting costs by up to 4 cents per pound. A supermarket chain spokesman warned these increases will likely reach retail shelves within 10 to 14 days. General Foods raised Maxwell House by 2 cents to 99 cents, erasing a prior 3 cent cut. Albert Ehlers cited Brazilian shipping costs as a factor, with many vacuum packed brands now around 1.05 per pound in stores.
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Dulles Seeks New Foreign Aid Bid and UN Membership
Secretary Dulles signals a renewed push for foreign aid authority and possible United Nations membership. He cautions against aiding Egypt’s Aswan Dam if funded by the Soviet Union and notes Nasser’s ties to communism but favors actions serving independence.
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F84s Collide Killing Twelve in England Incident
Two U S Air Force F84 fighter bombers collided over eastern England injuring two and killing twelve people. One wreckage crashed into a house yard near Felixstowe with a Royal Air Force helicopter nearby. The planes belonged to Fighter Bomber Squadron one based near Alderton East Suffolk. one pilot was at Wethersfield Essex with the other bailing out and taken to a hospital.
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Brink's Car Armor Torn by Shotgun
A shotgun in a Brink's Inc. armored truck was accidentally discharged by a guard, tearing a one inch hole in the armor and injuring five bystanders on a downtown street. The guard, John Healy of The Bronx, was eating a sandwich when the weapon fell and fired. Brink's is a nationwide cash and securities delivery service.
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Stormy Wedding Unites Anita Ekberg and British Star in Florence
In Florence, Anita Ekberg and British actor Anthony Steel wed in a stormy ceremony at the city hall. Police cleared a crowded chamber as ecstatic onlookers watched the couple exchange vows after a tense buildup, with no relatives present and witnesses hearing the rite only after midnight.
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Cougar interrupts picnic as animal prowls in park
Al Cantrell of Santa Clara and three friends fled Alum Rock Park when a cougar approached their dinner at a Monday night picnic. Cantrell said the animal sniffed near the sizzling steaks, the woman screamed, and the group ran as the cougar growled, leaving the steaks to burn.
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Stabbing Case Death Ruled As Self-Inflicted
SAN JOSE UF police report Robert Enzenperger Sr. a 56 year old tire dealer of Sunnyvale California fatally stabbed himself after a heart attack and suspected cancer. Detective Chief Barton L Collins said the action followed conflicting reports of narcotics charges against his son who was pardoned in Nevada on the basis of possible planted evidence.
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Airline Denies Chotiner Hired to Win Influence
Air carriers deny hiring Los Angeles lawyer Murray Chotiner to influence federal policy. National Airlines VP Alexander Hardy testified before a House judiciary subcommittee that North American hired Chotiner to aid in alleged illegal operations. Chotiner, linked to Nixon campaigns, War ren and Knowland, denies wrongdoing amid a Senate probe of military uniform contracts.
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Beatification Near for Pope Innocent XI at Vatican
The Congregation of Rites advanced toward beatification of Pope Innocent XI, famed as The Father of the Poor. Miracles attributed to his intervention 1690, curing a man and a nun, were approved. Vatican sources expect a ceremony on Sunday, June 17, with beatification seen as second to sainthood.
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Worker Hurt at Base of High Cliff Near Oak View
Ventura reports a construction worker, William E. Wilson, 28, was found critically injured Monday at the base of a 100 foot cliff above the Ventura River near Oak View. He suffered head injuries and a broken right arm and was taken to General Hospital. Sheriff’s Lt. William Woodward said Wilson may have fallen Sunday while hunting near an auto parked at the cliff top. a box of shells was found in his pocket.
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Lions kill 40 in Ankolz district in British East Africa
A game department official reported that lions have eaten 40 people recently in Ankolz district, Uganda. The government plans to hire a white hunter to attempt to exterminate the men-eaters.
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