Turkish Cadets March in Ankara Protesting Government
About 1000 cadets from the Turkish army war college joined youth demonstrators in Ankara in support of protests against Prime Minister Adnan Menderes. They ignored a dispersal appeal from Lt. Gen. Namik Arguc, staged at Victory Square, then returned to campus as troops used tear gas to break up the crowd.
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Ankara
Turkey
Turkish Army War College
Adnan Menderes
Namik Arguc
Kemal Ataturk
Victory Square
War College
Ataturk
Asbestos Found in Italian Alps Dating Back Millennia
Archaeologists report asbestos traces in alpine rocks suggesting ancient extraction and use in early European settlements more than two thousand years ago. Research notes contextual clues from cliff dwellings and trade routes linking alpine sites to Mediterranean networks.
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Italian Alps
Mrs. Klumpp Clings to Hope Before Ohio Execution
In Marysville Ohio Edythe Klumpp 42 faces June 17 without release from death by electric chair for the murder of her lover’s wife. She maintains she did not kill Mrs. Bergen and blames William Bergen, seeking a new appeal as her family prays for a miracle.
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Mrs. Klumpp
Mary McGarey
Marysville, Ohio
Spring-Green
Union County
Edythe Klumpp
Ohio
Cincinnati
Air Force
Louise Bergen
Carole
Carole Tregoff
Bernard Finch
Los Angeles
Verwoerd Sets Eight Month Vacation For Parliament
South Africa Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd’s Nationalist government adjourned Parliament for eight months to Jan 20, 1961, amid opposition protests. The state of emergency remains, with about 20,000 detainees including 18,000 Blacks, and reform proposals lacking debate to ease racial tensions.
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Johannessurg
South Africa
Hendrik F. Verwoer
Dep Mes
Ohio Dairymen Oppose Federal Milk Standards bill
Ohio dairy farmers join Wisconsin and Minnesota in opposing a House Senate bill to standardize milk inspection and boost interstate distribution. Ohio witnesses argue lowered standards and added transport costs would not lower prices, and they cite higher local prices for grade A milk.
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Washington
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Congress
Ohio
House
Senate
Glen Warner
Northwesten Cooperative Sales ‘Asn
Toledo
W. T. Osborne
Cincinnati Milk Sales Assn
Youths Shot On Bronx Street Corner
Three youths standing on a Bronx street corner were shot by a passing car that sped away. The victims sustained only slight injuries from air rifle pellets, according to early reports.
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New York
Bronx
Cary
1000 Face Layoffs In Youngstown
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio AP A mix of weak steel orders and the May 30 holiday triggers temporary layoffs for over 1,000 workers in the area over the next 10 days The Jones Laughlin stainless and strip division will reduce 280 workers between Monday and Thursday with a June 1 resumption Truscon Steel will idle 550 workers this week resuming May 31 Hubbard Valley Mold Iron Corp employing 300 to 350 will shut down for the rest of May The declines are blamed on weaker steel buying with resumption after Decoration Day
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Youngstown, Ohio
Stainless
Jones & Laughlin
Truscon Steel
Hubbard
Valley Mold & Iron Corp
Editor Calls For Laws To Guard Fuse
Norman Cousins urged laws binding nations to guard peace at the 14th General Assembly of the United World Federalists in Cleveland. He said peace should not be left to a few supercharged men and called for a strong world organization to enforce peace, with the United States leading to turn the UN toward world law. He argued progress before a world audience could itself bolster security even if Moscow resists.
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Cleveland
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review
Paris
Cousins
General Assembly
United World Federalists
United States
United Nations
Russia
New Zealand Plans A Special Exercise
Wellington AP reports defense minister Phil G Connolly announced a special exercise in early July to test the readiness of New Zealand's regular army seading combat teams for sudden overseas departure. It would be the first such test of its kind.
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Wellington
N.Z
New Zealand
Phil.p G. Connolly
ONeill Left State Roads Unbalanced Says Preston
Columbus Ohio AP Highway Director Everett Preston charged that Ohio’s interstate program was seriously unbalanced in 1958 the final year of Gov ONeill with far more rural than urban road work. He noted 7.2 urban miles versus 140.6 rural in 1958 and said the pattern shifted under Gov DiSalle with nearly 8 urban miles and about 19 rural miles that year.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. William O'Neill
Everett
Preston
Michael V. DiSalle
O’neill
DiSalle
European brown bear through history in zoos worldwide
The European brown bear has been known since ancient Rome and now appears in nearly every zoo globally. This widespread presence reflects the species enduring popularity and its long documented human association.
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Youngstown
Jack Keister
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Rogers
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