Snake bite survivor to study venom treatment method
Earnest, bitten by a tiger snake at his Buena Park snake farm, received five pints of blood and serum from the San Diego Zoo. Despite kidney damage and paralysis, he recovered enough to leave hospital after four days breathing independently. Dr Findlay Russell plans a detailed study to standardize the procedure.
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Earnest
Australia
Louisiana Legislature Battles Over Segregation and Voting Rules
Lawmakers debate 13 segregation bills backed by Gov Jimmie H Davis and a veto threat over voter qualification provisions that could bar citizens based on neighbor complaints about morals. Senate moves on welfare for illegitimate children and party committee control, while labor officials push for Saturday elections to aid workers.
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T. T. Fields
Union Parish
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Senate
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Bastrop
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Camille Gravel Jr
Robert Ainsworth
Charles Deichmann
Afl-Cio Labor Council
Davis faces accusations amid state survey and mansion sale talks
Davis denies coordinating with mineral board head on a secret U S Department of Interior survey of the Louisiana coast. He defends selling the mansion for repairs and plans to file a personal financial statement by deadline after audit review. Police halt a driver found with a glass of bourbon and other items in Nogales Arizona.
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U. S. Department of Interior
Louisiana
Perez
William Helis
The
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Davis
Helis
Wade C. Martin, Jr
Khrushchev outlines disarmament plan and open skies stance
Khrushchev presents a disarmament statement amid U2 spy plane tensions, calling for abolition of foreign bases and a ban on space devices with on the spot control. He asserts the UN framework would oversee a future reductions process while preserving Soviet veto power. He criticizes Eisenhower over the Paris summit and warns of a separate peace treaty with East Germany.
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Soviet Union
M. I. Nedelin
Defense
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Nedelin
United States
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
France
United Nations
Germany
Teenagers Held For Safe Raid At Carroll High School
Two teenage Negro youths are held by city police in a safe burglary case at Carroll High School. Matthew Lawson, 17, and Melvin C Houston, 19, are charged with entering the school May 30 and attempting to open the principal's safe. Lawson also faces a vending machine theft charge from May 25 at the Negro recreation center.
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James C. Kelly, Jr
Kelly
Matthew Lawson
Magnolia Street
Melvin Charles Houston
South McGuire Street
Lawson
Negro Recreation Center
19Th Street
Auto makers race to free center seat in cars
Detroit reports the auto industry aims to remove the floor hump and tunnel that intrude on center passenger foot space in most cars. A transaxle design, combining transmission and differential, is seen as the solution but perfection is at least a year away. The Corvair remains the only current model with rear engine layout that avoids the hump, though this applies mainly to small cars.
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Detroit
UPI
Atte
Local Ward Races See Incumbents Challenged
From page one the political map shows Ward 3 where incumbent C. E. Buckley faces challenger B. A. Tarver Sr. Ward 9 lists incumbent M. H. Head and Dwight E. Owens as qualified. Ward 10 has two open seats with incumbents James H. Trousdale Jr. and George Rorex not qualifying.
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B. A. Tarver
M. H. Head
Dwight E. Owens
James H. Trousdale, Jr
George Rorex
Dean Martin to star in Cry For Happy in Japan
Hollywood based Dean Martin has signed to star in Cry For Happy a Cinemascope color film shot on location in Japan early next summer The Navy men in the story seize a Tokyo geisha house during 1950 31 and form romantic alliances with locals and staff
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UPI
Dean Martin
Japan
Tokyo
Iris
Japan Leftist Protests Pressure Kishi Over Treaty
Tokyo faced planned marches by student labor and socialist groups targeting Kishi's private home and the U S Embassy. Transport unions planned a massive shutdown Saturday. police mobilization reached half of Tokyo's force as unions warned of illegal strikes and newspapers urged restraint. Akira Iwai of Sohyo cited further large demonstrations after Hagerty arrived to arrange Eisenhower's visit.
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Ike
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U.S
Shhyo
Labor Federation
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Akira Iwai
Sohyo
White House
James Hagerty
Sinatra Joins Cantinflas in Pepe Film Across Mexico
Frank Sinatra will join Cantinflas in Pepe filmed in Las Vegas Mexico City Acapulco and Cuernavaca Cantinflas Dan Dailey Shirley Jones and Michael Callan star alongside the singer in a key encounter scene portraying Pepe the Mexican peon hero.
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Frank Sinatra
Pepe
Las Vegas
Mexico City
Acapulco
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Cantinflas
Dan Dailey
Shirley Jones
Michael Callan
Husband Held For Bombing Mother Of 3
Nashville AP report says Leroy Tate 33 is charged with three counts of assault with intent to murder after a booby trapped gift wrapped bomb exploded at the home of Frances Binkley Tate 25 critically injuring her and mangling two of her children. Police found moonshine whisky a still and firearms during a basement raid tied to Tate. Garland Neville questioned charged with liquor-law violations.
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Nashville, Tenn
Frances Binkley Tate
Leroy Tate
Tate
Lincoln County
Triune
Nashville
Khrushchev Criticized Over Soviet Nuclear Threat Claims
Khrushchev in Moscow news conference asserts military arms ready for nuclear warheads as espionage flights alleged from bases. Mrs. Wheat questions Eisenhower Khrushchev talks on German reunification. Sen. Gore decries Khrushchev insults to the President and questions Khrushchev’s motives. He also rejects Harriman’s suggestion Ike visit the Soviet Union if invited.
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Moscow
United States
Eisenhower
Gore
U.S
Khrushchevy
Soviet Union
Gere
W. Averell Harriman
New York
Northeast State College faculty wins NSF marine biology grant
Grant Edward C. Whatley associate professor of biology at Northeast State College received a National Science Foundation grant for marine biology research. Elect McDaniel Sigma Tau Gamma of Northeast State College chose Ted Mc Daniel of Pineville as president for 1960 61 with Kent Tippett Bastrop as vice president Clyde Elliott Monroe as treasurer Edwin Blackwell Monroe as recording secretary Perry Beaver Oklahoma as sergeant at arms and Carl Shambro Monroe as historian.
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Northeast State College
National Science Foundation
Elect McDaniel
Sigma Tau Gamma
Ted McDaniel
Pineville
Kent Tippett
Bastrop
Clyde Elliott
Monroe
Edwin Blackwell
Perry Beaver
Okmulgee
Okla
Carl Shambro
Khrushchev questions U S stance on U2 flights and nuclear use
Khrushchev criticizes the United States for not admitting aggression in U2 overflights. He cites statements by Lincoln White and notes Soviet retaliation orders against spy bases. He says Marshal Nedelin can authorize nuclear warheads in rockets, shocking Westerners who expect presidential control.
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
State Department
Lincoln White
Eisenhower
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Malinovsky
Marshall M. I. Nedelin
Nedelin
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