Khrushchev predicts American grandchildren to live under socialism
New York reports Nikita Khrushchev on CBS Face the Nation says the Soviet Union will win by economic and ideological competition and foresees American grandchildren living under socialism. He rejects war and urges disarmament talks, proposing cultural exchange and freer trade. He asserts the USSR is a younger, healthier system.
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New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
United States
Khrushchev
Columbia Broadcasting System
America
London
Air Force pilot soars 18 miles in balloon capsule break record
Capt. J. W. Kittinger Jr. rode a metal capsule attached to a large plastic balloon to 96,000 feet 18 miles high near Minnesota, beating the prior balloon altitude record by about four miles. He spent 12 hours in the pressurized cabin and described the flight as completely successful with a view of Lake Michigan and the eastern U.S. coast.
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South ST. Paul
Minn
Air Force
J. W. Kittinger Jr
Rapid City
S.C
Navy
Fleming Field
Weaver
Kittinger
Minneapolis
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Joe Kittinger
Sixty six Illinois circuit judges to be elected today
Sixty six circuit judges will be elected across Illinois in balloting today the largest number in state history. Three judges will be chosen in most circuits though four are added in East St Louis Springfield and Champaign Decatur due to heavy workloads. Downstate circuits show fewer contenders with many GOP or Democratic candidates unopposed and only one Supreme Court district election on the slate with Justice Ray Klingbeil unopposed in the Fourth District.
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Chicago
Illinois
General Assembly
Supreme Court District
Ray I. Klingbeil
East Moline
Seniors Hear About Investing Of Lives
The Rev. Hugo C. Montanus spoke to Morris Community High school seniors at Baccalaureate about life investment using a hypothetical $50 000 gift. Four letters illustrated paths of investing for knowledge self indulgence ruin giving and happiness through charity.
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Hugo C. Montanus
Morris Presbyterian Church
Morris Community High School
Texas
Albert Schweitzer
Equatorial Africa
Morris Ministerial Association
Presbyterian Church Choir
Montanus
James D. Arnold
J. L. Hughes
Harold M. Kelley
Curfew Lifted After U S Military Outburst in Formosa
American authorities lifted the curfew and other restrictions on U S military personnel following anti American riots on May 24 in Taipei Formosa. Chinese officials maintained a state of special martial law.
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Taipei
Formosa
U. S
Ottawa Attorney Reprimanded in Contempt Hearing
Ottawa attorney Taylor Wilhelm 66 was reprimanded by Judge Charles Seidel in Kane County for contempt after calling Judge Howard Ryan a dirty rat. Wilhelm pleaded innocent. no fine or jail term was imposed. Wilhelm previously served time in a separate contempt case and is a former LaSalle County state’s attorney.
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Ottawa
Ill
Taylor Wilhelm
Charles Seidel
Kane County
Wilhelm
Howard Ryan
LaSalle County
Harland Warren
Ottawa Daily Republican Times
Warren
Ryan
Seidel
Larkin
Illinois Supreme Court
Weather outlook cooler early. warm, partly cloudy later
The local area will see cooler temperatures on Tuesday with Wednesday fair and warmer afternoon and tonight. The day started with 41 degrees and 63 degrees noted over the weekend, with 9 am reading at 60. Tuesday’s high expected in the 60s and a low near 50, with some showers possible Thursday or Friday.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Pyatt
Memorial Day weekend highway toll tops 399 deaths
The Associated Press reports 399 highway fatalities over the four day Memorial Day weekend with 134 drownings and 113 other deaths. California led with 37 traffic deaths followed by Texas with 32 while North Dakota reported none.
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Associated Press
California
Texas
North Dakota
Election Results for 13th District Judicial Race
Return details on the 13th district judicial election will be issued tonight by Morris Herald. Four candidates contest three circuit judge positions: Leonard Hoffman Howard C. Ryan Walter Dixon all Republicans and John J. Clinch Jr. Democrat.
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Morris Herald
Leonard Hoffman
Howard C. Ryan
Walter Dixon
John J. Clinch Jr
Israel and Arab neighbors clash over weekend aggression
Jerusalem reports Israel and Arab states exchanged aggression charges over the weekend as tensions flare. No further details provided in the fragment.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Five Bedroom Home For Sale In Seneca
A five bedroom house in Seneca is available for sale. The listing mentions a furnace blower and stoker also for sale in the same notice.
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Seneca
Early voting tally shows 522 ballots cast in six Morris precincts
By 12 30 p m a total of 522 voters had cast ballots at six Morris precincts as residents of Grun dy Bureau and LaSalle counties sought three judges for the 13th Judicial District. Precinct 3 at Goodwill Play ground led with 131 votes followed by precinct 4 with 99. Polls close at 5 p m.
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Morris
Grundy
Bureau
LaSalle
Morris Township
Goodwill Play
Ground
Vacation Bible School Registration Details Outlined
The director Rev Harold M. Kelley announced the open start on Tuesday at 9 a.m. and listed registration sites. Junior High and primary depart ments register at the Methodist church, junior youths at the Baptist church, and the primary group at the Presbyterian church.
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Harold M. Kelley
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Four Injured in Rte. 47 Head-on Crash Near Mazon
A head on collision two miles south of Mazon on Route 47 Saturday afternoon injured three adults and a six year old. Harriet Smith 62 in critical condition at Morris Hospital suffered multiple fractures and head lacerations while Dr Harry Smith 64 had chest injuries but was not seriously hurt. James E Poole 34 of Chicago in fair condition with facial wounds. Poole's son James Jr. transported to St Joseph Joliet for X rays and concussion assessment showing improvement. Poole charged with no driver's license as investigators say his car was southbound and Smith's northbound before the crash.
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Mazon
Rte
Morris Hospital
Harriet Smith
Shabbona
Harry Smith
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Joliet
John E. G. Olson
James Bell
Poole
Smith
Olson
Prominent Chicago Labor Attorney Dies After 15-Story Plunge
Chicago labor attorney Daniel D. Carmell 58 died after plunging from the 15th floor of his Hyde Park apartment building. He faced a Mann Act case in Davenport Iowa and had sought transfer of his trial to Chicago. Carmell had long practiced in Chicago since 1928 after leaving Boston.
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Chicago
Daniel D. Carmell
U.S. District Court
South Side
Hyde Park
Carmell
Ilinois
Micago Reverauions
Lapor
Illinois Central Hospital
Illinois
Davenport
Iowa
Ethel Darlene Fenn Cameron
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Carmel
Mildred
Boston
Supreme Court rules Du Pont violated antitrust laws over GM stake
The court 4-2 held Du Pont violated the Sherman act by influencing General Motors through 23 percent stock ownership and interlocking directorate. Justices Brennan, Burton, Frankfurter, Clark, Harlan participated or dissented as noted. The case stems from a seven month Chicago trial and dates back eight years to the government’s initial complaint.
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Washington
Supreme Court
du Pont Co
General Motors Corp
Brennan
Burton
Frankfurter
Clark
Harlan
Whittaker
du Pont
Chicago
U. S
LaBay
Chicago District Court
General Motors
Scientists urge halt to nuclear bomb tests
About 1000 American scientists sign a global appeal led by Nobel laureate Linus Pauling asking for an international agreement to end nuclear tests. The statement warns radiation harms health worldwide and could increase future birth defects, urging governments and people to act.
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Pasadena
Calif
Linus. .Pauling
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Minnesota
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Paris
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U. S. District Court
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