Norstad aide denies talk of entering US election
An aide to Gen. Lauris Norstad said he was unaware of any plan for the allied NATO commander to run in the fall US elections. The report linked Nixon emissaries to Minnesota Senatorial speculation against Hubert Humphrey, but the aide and Minnesota GOP officials dismissed the claim as untrue.
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Germany
Lauris Norstad
NATO
United States
Minneapolis
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Norstad
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
U.S. Army Hospital
Richard M. Nixon
Nasser to visit Yugoslavia to discuss neutralist bloc
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP reports President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic plans to visit President Tito next month. The trip aims to work out a joint program for neutralist nations in light of the big power summit opening in Paris.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Tito
Paris
Ohio Suburbs Keep Growing Amid Population Shift
Ohio State University sociologist John B. Mitchell says nonfarm rural residents will rise as highways spur suburban spread. Growth will cluster near cities, reducing open spaces, while industry, transport links, and favorable economics draw more people to Ohio. Long-range planning aims to guide orderly land use and resource value.
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Columbus
Ohio
John B. Mitchell
Ohio State University
Mitchell
St. Lawrence Seaway
Ohio River
Buckeye
Pact Could End Strikes in Steel Pact Could End Strikes
In Oakland AP David J McDonald president United Steelworkers Union predicted the Kaiser Steel pact may end strikes across the steel industry. The contract with Edgar Kaiser includes profit sharing and benefits for stockholders workers and the public. A nine man committee under the pact is shown making progress to prevent further shutdowns, with optimism from Kaiser and McDonald.
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David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Kaiser Steel Corp
Edgar Kaiser
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Kaiser
Ashland County GOP Chairman Replaced by Henderson
Ashland Ohio Milton T Scarborough who led the Ashland County Republican executive committee for 30 years was succeeded Friday night by Robert J E Henderson an Ashland attorney in a leadership change at the local party chapter.
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Ashland
Ohio
Milton T. Scarborough
Ashland County Republican Executive Committee
Robert J E. Henderson
WIGGLES AND BUMPS IN LINE OF DUTY REPORTE
Massachusetts state policewoman Mary Connolly testified in a Boston courtroom about an immoral show at Club Zara. Her demonstration helped convict 11 defendants, identified as Oriental dancers, with fines totaling 6900 dollars and ten sent to jail.
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Boston
Mary C. Connolly
Miss Connolly
Massachusetts
Francis X. Morrissey
Morrissey
Suburban Point System Ordered End by State Attorney
DETROIT AP A point system used to rate prospective home buyers in Grosse Pointe communities must be abandoned within 30 days per State Attorney General Paul Adams. He said the system is wholly immoral after a six day hearing and offered to help brokers comply with the order. The scheme assigns points for complexion accent education occupation and neatness with favorable scores for some groups while denying any for others.
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Detroit
Grosse Pointe
Paul Adams
Adams
Grosse Pointer Brokers Assn
Swiss Reject Soviet Spy Charge Expulsion Provokes Protest
The Soviet Union accused Switzerland of espionage and expelled two Soviet diplomats Borislav Modin and Yves Frolov after protests over alleged spying. Swiss government rejected the charges as unfounded and a gross provocation aimed at stirring up tensions on the eve of a summit. The note also criticized Swiss police handling of interrogations in Zurich.
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Bern
Switzerland
Modin
Frolov
Zurich
Moscow
Borislav Modin
Yves Frolov
Mote
Shorts ban in Ottawa parliament galleries urged by speaker
Ottawa AP report notes House Speaker Roland Michener announced tourists may not wear shorts in the parliamentary visitors galleries. Individuals in bright sport shirts will be seated toward the rear to reduce distractions from lawmakers.
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Ottawa
Canada
Roland Michener
Plane Bump With Cow Forces Flight Cancellation
An Aerotransporte Litoral Argentina plane bumped a cow while taxing at Santiago del Estero Airport at dusk. No injuries reported among passengers. The flight was canceled and the airline did not specify the cow's fate.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Aerotransporter Litoral Argentina
Santiago del Estero
Hungary uses phone sitter to lull children to sleep
Hungary's telephone service offers a bedtime routine where a parent dials a number, hands the receiver to a child, and lets a fairy tale read aloud by famous actors with soft orchestra music in the background to help the child drift off.
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Budapest
Hungary
Pigeons Declared Nuisance In Housing Court
Nazza reno Genovis, a magician in New York, must remove 12 pigeons from his act by June 15 after being charged with unlawfully harboring pigeons. He appeared in Housing Court Thursday and pledged to remove three pigeons per week.
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Nazzareno Genovis
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