Stassen May Be Next To Go
Harold F. Stassen, Eisenhower's disarmament aide, faces possible departure after friction over bypassing allies in talks with the Soviets at London. Dulles reportedly prepared to chastise him. Stassen may seek a Senate seat or Pennsylvania governorship after leaving the administration. Red China in UN? US officials fear Britain may push Peiping toward UN admission amid allied splits.
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Washington debates Khrushchev TV appearance row
In Washington officials debate Khrushchev’s nationwide U.S. TV appearance and its impact on United Nations seating. The President pushes ahead with breakfast outreach to Republican House members as he fights for his legislative program, despite illness.
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Khrushchev
Washington
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
Ike
Men Like Doing Laundry Claims Appliance Maker
CHICAGO MANUFACTURER EASY LAUNDRY APPLIANCES says husbands help with the wash thanks to automatic washers and dryers. Vice president Parker H. Ericksen cites a survey showing men volunteer for laundry and enjoy push button controls and dial panels.
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Chicago
Parker H. Ericksen
Easy Laundry Appliances
Hoax Ship Sinking Report Triggers Gulf Search
Coast Guardsmen spent eight hours scanning the Gulf for a sinking ship after a weak radio message claimed the El Rancho was in distress 55 miles southeast of Eugene Island. The vessel later said it was never in trouble and did not send the signal from Galveston. The article notes the Statue of Liberty’s extended right arm measures 42 feet.
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Gulf of Mexico
J. B. Thomas
Coast Guard
el Rancho
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Galveston
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Two Hours To Anywhere Forecast In 25 Years
General Electric engineers project travel anywhere on earth in under two hours by rockets within 25 years. They say rocket propulsion will dominate future travel, with rockets carrying their own oxidizers and breathing outside Earth's atmosphere. Benson Hamlin notes rockets may not be used for fast commuting on roads.
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Cincinati
General Electric
Benson Hamlin
Evendale
Second Crusoe Saga Hints from Pacific Tests
British scientists report a diary found on a coral atoll 200 miles south of Christmas Island. The dairy bears the name Adam McCullough and recounts a man seeking to escape civilization on a tropical island.
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London
Britain
Central Pacific
Royal Air Force
Christmas Island
RAF
Adam McCulloch
Mystery Ship Flies Israeli Flag At U S Navy Depot
A cargo shifting operation at the Earle New Jersey Navy ammunition depot involved a mystery ship flying the Israeli flag. The whitish gray vessel docked Friday and officials gave evasive replies about cargo, with security measures in place.
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New York
U.S. Navy
Navy
Earle
N.J
United Press
Tourist Spending Record Expected
The government projects a new record in American travel expenditures abroad for 1957 after $1.8 billion spent last year. Breakdowns show $595 million in Canada and Mexico, $473 million in Europe and the Mediterranean, $134 million in the West Indies and Central America, $29 million in South America, and $44 million in the Far East. Far East outlays rose one third from 1955, with related increases in other regions as well.
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Mexico
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West Indies
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Mediterranean Area
Chick Replacements Continue Decline
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania broiler chick placements for the week ended June 8 fell for the fifth straight week to 773000, one percent below the prior week and well under 898000 the year-ago period. Eggs set for broiler production reached 1189000, down three percent from the prior week and ten percent from a year earlier.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Prince Charles Sends Personal Card to Girl in Hospital
Eight year old Maureen Vernon in London sees her picture in a newspaper after receiving a greeting card from Prince Charles. The future king had his tonsils out in the hospital where Maureen’s father works and asked to write to her. The card read To Maureen with love from Charles.
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Maureen Vernon
London
Prince Charles
Queen Elizabeth
Maureen
Charles
Little UN at Tennessee Serves Nations in One Home
At the University of Tennessee, the 19 room Little UN boarding house run by Loretta Pruett houses boarders from many nations. It has hosted five international marriages and trained palates with dishes from Osaka to Calcutta, with Masa Michi Konaka among those enjoying imports like rice and unique Sunday dinners.
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Knoxville
Tenn
United Nations
New York
Little UN
University of Tennessee
Argentina
Philippines
White Avenue
Loretta Pruett
Macklobi Upside-Down Beef Casserole Dish Story
The article details Macklobi or Macklebi upside-down beef casserole with browned beef cauliflower onions and rice. Water seals the dish and simmering finishes it. Maurico and Helen Fernandez manage meals while Mrs Pruett is away, with cornbread a boarder favorite and Otto Bruhn hailed as cornbread champ.
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Senor Fernandez
Otto Bruhn
Engineering Students Also Get Culture
Case Institute of Technology integrates humanities into its four year program requiring about a quarter of campus time in culture and human relations. Prof. Shurter says engineers must blend literature music and art with technical study for leadership roles. The humanities faculty includes 32 instructors covering speech writing anthropology drama history Greek and Shakespeare. The Constitutional Congress had 55 members with all states except Rhode Island responding.
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Case Institute of Technology
Case
Robert L. Shurter
Humaniies
Constitutional Congress
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
Midway Island to Be Key Link in Warning System
Midway Island, a bird sanctuary and strategic site in the North Pacific, is expanding with a $40 million program. A jet runway, Navy WV-2 radar planes, and a deep water channel will support early warning from eastern Canada to Alaska. About 1,200 Hawaii-based workers build the facilities for 2,800 personnel as housing and services rise amid bombed‑looking, postwar scrapes.
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United Press
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Pacific Island
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Aleutians
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Alaska
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North Pole
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Washington Township 4-H Sewing Club meets at Community House
The Washington Township Busy Bees 4-H sewing club met this week at the Community House with local leader Mrs. Robert Martin and county extension leader Mrs. Ruth Thompson in attendance. Assistant county extension leader Mrs. Shirley Fennel also attended.
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Busy Bees
Robert Martin
Ruth Thompson
Pennsylvania State University
Shirley Fennel
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