Governor To Address Legislature On Special Session
Ohio Governor C William ONeill faces a split special session with House action expected on half the administration bills by Thursday. Leaders anticipate more time for unemployment benefit expansion, poor relief funding, and a highway billboard ban as Democrats push for broader action beyond the governors call.
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Reed Smith
Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
House
Roger Cloud
R-Logan
Senate
O'Neill
Cloud
R Logan
Recession Causes Decline Stalled Says Commerce Dept
The Commerce Department reports the sales and production slump that drove the recession has stopped. It notes May statistics barely changed from April and that inventory liquidation remains the key aggravating factor. The downtrend begun in early 1957 appears arrested at about 15 percent under late 1956 totals.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Security Increase Predicted by Social Security Expert
AP reports Dr. Wilbur J. Cohen a top Social Security expert at the University of Michigan forecasts Congress will raise Social Security payments for about 11 million people by 10 percent this year. He also predicts the wage base will rise from 4200 to 41800 a year and dependents of disabled recipients will become eligible for payments.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Congress
Wilbur J. Cohen
University of Michigan
Cohen
Redstone Firing Successful Near Space Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP An Army Redstone ballistic missile completed a highly successful space flight its 63 foot Chrysler rocket powers a target over 500 miles away. The test moves Redstone toward field deployment with troops and potential manned space flight.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla. AP
Earth
Herbert York
Advanced Research Projects Agency
York
Redstore
Chuckle on a Hobby Riding Away the Blues
A light note suggests a hobby helps steady nerves and prevent general worry, describing riding until a flip to keep from losing marbles. It presents a playful take on hobby use as stress relief.
Three Are Missing After Freighter Rams Into Tanker
A Swedish freighter collided with the oil tanker Empress Bay in the East River at 12:25 a.m. The tanker sank and three people were missing. Thirteen dozen injured and a photographer died of a heart attack while covering the disaster. Flames and gasoline flooded the river, neighboring piers, and the Manhattan Bridge.救
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Brooklyn Bridge
Nebraska
New York
East River
Manhattan Bridge
Coast Guard
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York Journal-American
William Finn
Lower Manhattan
Brooklyn
James Watson
Empress Bay
The
Petroleum Tanker Corp
Transatlantic Line
Manhattan
Geecsead
Richard Gazzola
Candido
Santiago
Russians Demonstrate Before U S Embassy In Moscow
A crowd of over 1,000 Russians protested outside the U S Embassy in Moscow led by well organized police. A stone was thrown but caused no damage. Ambassador Thompson declined protest while noting peaceful assembly.
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Roy Essoyan
Moscow
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
U.N
New York
Ambassador Thompson
West Germany
Imre Nagy
Oid
Soviet UN
Richard Davis
Youth Files Workable Plan For Space Trip
Jonathan Orovitz a 12 year old New York City seventh grader in a special progress class submitted a detailed space plan to shoot a man into space for two weeks and return him alive. Dr Roy W Johnson head of the ARPA called the design having elements of a workable system. He built and fired several small rockets using jet X engines and improvised propellants.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
Pentagon
Jonathan Orovitz
New York City
Roy W. Johnson
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Johnson
Jonathan
Lebanese Premier Seeks Frontier Seal With Syria
Beirut AP report says Lebanon's government urged an armed U S emergency force to seal the frontier with Syria after heavy firing broke out in Lebanon late today following the announcement.
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William L. Ryan
Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Beirut Unrest in Beirut as Rebels Clash with Forces
An ambassadors car narrowly escaped a Beirut bomb as rebels and security forces clashed around the city. Premier Chamoun sought U.N. help to seal borders with Syria while U.N. observers faced border traffic issues amid reports of planned large-scale attacks.
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Robert McClintock
U.S
Lebanon
Beirut
Row erupts as SEC probe ends witness stand hit
Washington AP reports a heated House subcommittee session on the Goldfine Adams inquiry. Former SEC chairman J Sinclair Armstrong was ordered from the witness chair after clashing with Chairman Oren Harris over SEC handling of Goldfine cases and potential influence from Sherman Adams. The panel pursued how federal agencies operate and whether outside forces affected rulings.
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Washington
Goldfine-Adams
Securities and Exchange Commission
J. Sinclair Armstrong
SEC
Navy
Oren Harris
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Goldfine
Armstrong
Harris
Robert W. Lishman
Subcommittee
Noy
East Boston Corp
Dulles Stands Firm On Five Year Trade Act Extension
Secretary of State Dulles told senators the administration will not compromise on extending the reciprocal trade agreements program for five years. GOP leaders Knowland and Bridges back a three year limit while the House approved five years. Sen. Smith says he will be disappointed if many Republicans do not side with the administration.
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Washington
Dulles
Senate
William F. Knowland l
California
Styles Bridges
Newhampshire
House
Sen
H. Alexander Smith
Japs Order Search For Thespian
Tokyo reports coast guard ordered two patrol boats and a plane to search the East China Sea for Hollywood actor and magician John Calvert and his yacht Thespian. The 83 ton craft left Formosa June 16 for Fukuoka with four Americans aboard. radio contact has not been made and Calvert’s manager fears capture by Chinese Communists.
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Tokyo
Japanese
Coast Guard
East China Sea
John Calvert
Fukuoka
Calvert
Japan
Keeton Convicted In AWOL Flight To Dallas
Airman Donald Keeton, 19, was found guilty by a court martial at Keesler AFB for AWOL after stealing a plane to visit his girlfriend in Dallas. He was sentenced to be reduced to airman basic, forfeit $65, and 30 days hard labor, with the sentence subject to review. He flew June 12 from Gulfport and landed near Tyler, Texas. He was arrested two days later at his mother's Dallas home.
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Biloxi
Miss
Donald Keeton
Dallas
Tex
Keesler Air Force Base
Keeton
Gulfport
Tyler
Doris Lynn Bowling
Lana Turner deposition postponed due to attorney illness
LA AP Actress Lana Turner's deposition in the slaying case of her sweetheart Johnny Stompanato was postponed today because attorney William J. Pollack was ill. The civil action seeks 750000 dollars against Cheryl Turner's mother Lana Turner Cheryl and Steve Crane with John Stompanato III of Hammond Indiana listed as plaintiff.
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Lana Turner
Miss Turner
Johnny Stompanato
Cheryl
Atty
William J. Pollack
John Stompanato Ili
Hammond
Ind
Pollack
Girl
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