Governors Tell U S Must Boost Defense Budget
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller urged a three billion dollar defense budget increase at the 52nd governors conference. He warned of a decade of danger in the 1960s, urged missile production, dispersal, airborne SAC alert, and greater Army Marine and air lift strength citing a Rockefeller Brothers Fund study.
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Jack Bell
Glacier National Park
Mont
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York Republican
Rockefeller
SAC
True Utes Takeover At Indian Bureau Office
About 90 members of the True Utes seized the Bureau of Indian Affairs tribal office in Fort Duchesne Utah in a bloodless coup to protest tribal funds spending. Agency officials said they walked in, the staff left, and no one was hurt. The group planned petitions after failed talks with the tribal council.
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Fort Duchesne
Utah
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Martin M. Zollar
Zollar
Washington
Governors fly in Guard planes amid Pentagon rule debate
At the 52nd governors conference in Glacier National Park Montana a majority of governor parties reportedly rode National Guard planes in violation of Pentagon rules that limit riders to the crew the governor and a few authorized aides. Milward Simpson urged avoiding the antiquated craft while Colorado's Stephen McNichols noted his plane had engine failures and a forced landing.
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Glacier National Park
Mont
Pentagon
Milward Simpson
Wyoming
National Guard
Craig
Colo
McNichols
Montana
S. H. Mitchell
Policeman Rams Car To Save Boy Life In Kansas Town
In Russell Kansas a patrolman halted a drifting car dragging a four year old boy by ramming his cruiser into the vehicle. The boy Monte Dale Christians was critically injured while Ed Weis fifty seven faced charges of drunk driving running a stop sign and driving on the wrong side of the street.
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Russell, Kan
Ed Weis
Charles Schmidtberger
Weis
Monte Dale Christians
Dale Christians
Lincoln
Ned
Monte
B. J. Kuhn
Europeans See Geneva Walkout as Propaganda Move
West European newspapers view the Soviet walkout from Geneva disarmament talks as a propaganda act possibly aimed at China. Some papers say Khrushchev avoided negotiations with Eisenhower, while Adenauer aides predicted talks would fail from the start. The Paris Socialist Populaire says the Soviets closed the path to peace.
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Hal Cooper
London
Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
West Germany
Frankfurter Allgemeine
Konrad Adenauer
Paris
Soviet Union
Western powers end collapsed disarmament talks in Geneva
Western delegates formally shut down the disarmament conference in Geneva. They held a brief rump session for the Soviet bloc, waited for bloc delegates to return, and then sent all conference records to the U N Security Council and the General Assembly.
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Geneva
U.N. Security Council
General Assembly
Criticism Grows Over Flirtation With Capitalists
The text hints at criticism of a political actor flirting with capitalists and aiming at influencing the American election. It suggests forthcoming statements from American sources about the matter and signals rising international attention.
Small Turnout Dims Tokyo Student Rally Against Security Pact
In Tokyo, only 200 of an anticipated 30,000 Zengakuren protesters showed at the Parliament Building for a rally opposing the U S Japan security treaty. A separate 10,000-strong march was canceled. Police arrested several activists tied to the Hagerty car incident and June 15 Parliament clash that left a girl student dead and over 1,000 injured.
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Tokyo
U.s.japan
Zengakuren
Kishi
People’s Council
Enga‘uren
Tokyo Federation of Labor ‘Unions
Communist Party
Labor Union
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Car Swept Off Road Tragedy After Flash Flood
Little Rock Arkansas AP report recounts a fatal flash flood near Highway 65 south of the city killing three Branscum family members. Sgt Roy Branscum 35 Motoko Branscum 28 and son Carl 4 were swept away. the couple’s other child survived after they clung to trees for nearly an hour in rising floodwaters.
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Little Rock, Ark
Sgt
Roy Branscum
Branscum
Motoko
Carl
Highway 65
Here
Tragic car plunges into Arkansas high water. three children missing
Marilyn eight recovered from the Branscum car swept off the road in a flooded highway. Daniel Ray five and Gray two remain missing as the search continues. Branscum said he hesitated before driving toward water 300 to 400 feet wide. the car slid in and overturned. Passersby aided the rescue as Mrs. Branscum clung to debris and one son.
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Marilyn
Branscum
Daniel Ray
Gray
New Orleans
Roxie Branscum
Harkness
Ark
Patca
President Hits Travel Critics
President Eisenhower signals unlikely new foreign trips in remaining seven months but defends personal diplomacy. He says he would travel again if needed to promote world unity and counter Communist expansion. Sen Sparkman and Sen Johnson offer cautious support for diplomacy through trips and channels.
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John Sparkman
Dala
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress splits over Eisenhower Japan visit remarks
The speech outlines how Republicans welcomed Eisenhower's claim of progress from tours while Democrats urged cautious optimism. The president cited Tokyo rioting and Communist influence, saying Japan's new security pact outweighed his canceled trip. He defended the United States and warned against blaming America for Communist actions. Chairman Fulbright leads Foreign Relations discussions.
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Eisenhower
Graf
Japan
Tokyo
United States
Thhat
America
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
The
Foreign Relations
Weather outlook for Miami Valley with scattered storms
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy, warm and humid weather with scattered thundershowers. Highs near 79 degrees, tonight and Wednesday cooler with a low around 68 and highs near 80. Middletown records a 88 degree high yesterday and a 64 degree low this morning as rainfall totals reach 0.36 inches.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Congo Mobs Split by Police Before Independence Day Protests
In Leopoldville Belgian Congo police used tear gas to separate two major protest crowds as about 500 demonstrators faced 2,000 supporters of rival groups led by Jean Boukango and Albert Kalonji. A police line diverted the larger faction to avoid clashes during the eve of independence ceremonies.
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Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
Jean Boukango
Albert Kalonji
Chuckle On Travel and Restless Nesses Cure
The quip suggests the best cure for restlessness about distant places is to visit them and discover people who want to return home. It humorously links exploration with a wish to rejoin familiar surroundings.
Steel Slump Hits 25,000 Workers as Orders Fall
About 25,000 steelworkers have been laid off and thousands more on short weeks as a slump in orders drains capacity. Production this week at 1.56 million tons compares with 1.74 million last week, the lowest since November 1959.
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New York
Associated Press
Davis J. McDonald
United Steel Workers Union
American Iron and Steel Institute
U. S. Steel Ohio
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Gripemobile: Wagner Faces Greenwich Village Gripers
New York AP report on Mayor Wagner listening to residents and beatniks in Greenwich Village as he launches the Gripemobile roving information center. A 36 foot trailer manned by five aides will tour the city to collect gripes and provide government information. Wagner cites Chicago’s success as the model.
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Malcolm L. Stephenson
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Greenwich Village
Washington Square
City Hall
Greenwich
Sixth Avenues
New Rt
Wagner
Richard M. Daley
Chicago
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