Hope Senate Probe Aims to Restore State Department Prestige
Senate Foreign Relations Chairman J William Fulbright said his inquiry into the summit collapse would re establish the State Department authority as the nation s chief foreign policy agency.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
J. William Fulbright
State Department
Arkansas Democrat
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
CIA
Allen W. Dulles
Hushbush Central Intelligence Agency
Wiley
Fulbright
Hetter
Three Democrat hopefuls seek far West votes
Three Democratic presidential contenders moved to gain delegates in the Far West led by Senators Kennedy Symington and Johnson arriving in Spokane to court Washingtons 27 nominating votes. In North Carolina a gubernatorial primary tested moderates against a segregationist with a record Negro vote anticipated in major cities.
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John F. Kennedy
Mass
Stuart Symington
Senate
Lyn
Don B. Johnson
Tex
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Wash
Johnson
North Carolina
Luther H. Hodges
Beverly Lake
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John Larkins
Terry Sanford
Malcolm Seawell
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Adlai Stevenson
Nikita’ Khrushchev
Morton
Birmingham
Stevenson
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Melvin
Congress
Memorial Day Services Honor Dead and Forgotten Veterans
Memorial Day observances in Lawrence County honor fallen service members at the War Memorial at Croton and at the courthouse. Gold Star Mothers receive a noon banquet, with Legion Post 343 leading ceremonies and a parade to Greenwood Cemetery. Speakers include Judge W. Walter Braham and Congressman Frank M. Clark. local groups and school bands participate.
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Lawrence County
Croton and Courthouse War Memorial
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Fountain Inn
American Legion Post 343
Highland UP
Legionnaires
N. Jefferson St
Croton Ave
Irwin W. Stankard
W. Walter Braham
American Legion County Council
Greenwood Cemetery
Legion Post 343
Frank M. Clark
Bessemer
VFW
Woman's Auxiliary
Jewish War Veterans American Legion
Legion Post
Wampum
Shenango High School
Samuel DeLisio
Memorial Das
Inside Today's News
A brief listing of today's news and want ads from the NEWS-OL section. The entry references telephones and classified notices with peculiar formatting typical of the era. No detailed events or names are provided in the readable text.
Daily Weather Report Mostly cloudy and mild
Mostly cloudy and mild with intermittent showers today easing tonight. Widely scattered Sunday with highs in the upper 60s. Low tonight in the mid 50s.
Weather statistics for day ending seven a.m
The 24 hour period ended at 7 a.m. saw a maximum temperature of 77 and a minimum of 55. Rainfall totaled .03 inches. River stage stood at 6.3 feet.
Local Period Weather Statistics
The report lists last year’s period highs and lows with a maximum temperature of 8 3 and a minimum of 63 degrees, plus precipitation of .13 inches and a river stage of 5.15 feet.
Lagging State Revenues Throttle Education Aid
In Harrisburg, a government official warned 1960 education aid faces a severe cut as state revenues may fall about 25 million dollars below forecast. Sales tax and corporate net income tax shortfalls, plus bank shares litigation, threaten to undercut funding despite partisan disputes over tax projections.
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Martin J. Sikora
Harrisburg
UPI
David H. Kurtzman
David L. Lawrence
Kurtzman
GOP
General Assembly
CNI
Flags honor fallen heroes from 1776 to 1953
A commemorative meditation on the sacrifices of soldiers, noting the flags marking their graves and honoring those who served for freedom. It recalls generations from 1776 to 1953, now about sixty five years past.
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Legion of
Baccalaureate Sermons Planned for Cathedral and Churches
Rev Henry B Strock of Northminster United Presbyterian Church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon in The Cathedral at pm. Rt Rev Msgr Paul Campbell former Supt of Schools Pittsburgh Diocese will speak on Education at St Marys Roman Catholic Church at 730 pm. Jewish graduates from Temple Israel join 8 pm service with Dr Iwan Gruen on Years of Higher Learning. Catholic students dine at 530 pm in St Marys School cafeteria before services. The high school baccalaureate opens with organ works by Paul Maki. Rev Delbert E Jolley will lead invocations and readings. Sharon Lees will sing The Lord Is My Light. Strock will title his talk It s Up To You.
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Henry B. Strock
Northminster United
St. Mary's School
God
Dupre
Paul Maki
Delbert E. Jolley
First Methodist Church
Sharon Lees
Lord
Edwin Lewis
Strock
Death notices for three local residents reported
Death records list Mrs. Anna Matuz Slapnichar 74 of 11th Street Bessemer Mrs. Joseph Kniess 74 of Ellwood City and Mrs. Hattie Montgomery 80s of 604 Bell Avenue reported Saturday May 28 1960 by local death notices in the area
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Anna Matuz Slapnichar
11Th St
Bessemer
Joseph Kniess
Ellwood City
Hattie Montgomery
Bell Ave
Killer Typhoon Strikes Luzon Leaving Hundreds Homeless
A killer typhoon battered Luzon, triggering the worst floods in Manila’s history and leaving at least 151 dead or missing as rain and floods ravaged the Philippines.
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Philippines
Manila
UPI
Luzon
Manila Daily Mirror
Pasig
Sub Scares Probe as Navy investigate Florida sighting
Two separate reports of underwater anomalies prompt Navy reviews. Washington confirms possible contact off the Florida coast while a Mississippi River sighting near Baton Rouge sparks fresh inquiry. Search vessels locate suspected wreckage, exact position undisclosed.
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Key West
Fla
UPI
Navy
Florida Keys
Mississippi River
Washington
Florida
Sam Loomis
Key West Naval Base
Loomis
Baton Rouge
Eighth Naval District
New Orleans
R. P. Smith
No Publication Of News Monday Memorial Day Note
The News will not publish on Monday in observance of Memorial Day. This annual custom ensures readers observe the holiday and families honor fallen service members through scheduled closures.
New Turkish Constitution Draft Under Military Direction
Istanbul University Professor Siddik Onar leads a five professor panel to draft a new democratic constitution in Ankara under the direction of Gen. Cemal Gursel's junta. Onar's anti Menderes stance and alleged beating during riots boosted his standing amid the coup aftermath. Gursel promises fair treatment of prisoners and rejects a military dictatorship.
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Istanbul
Turkey
UPI
Istanbul University
Siddik S. Onar
Ankara
Cemal Gursel
Onar
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
Celal Bayar
Gursel
Air Force to Deploy 120 Planes for Asia Training Exercise
The U S Air Force will send 120 supersonic fighters and other aircraft to Southeast Asia for a training exercise. A composite air strike force will depart California on June 1, staging for the Philippines Formosa and Thailand as part of preplanned operations to counter potential Red Chinese moves.
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Washington
UPI
Southeast Asia
Red China
Thomas D. White
Air Force
California
Philippines
Formosa
Thailand
Defense Department
Christian A. Herter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Orient
Defense
Thomas
Gates Jr
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Red Chinese
Chou Fnlai
Chou
Outer Mongolia
Pacific
PRR Walkout Fails To Occur Despite Union Tensions
Philadelphia report says Pennsylvania Railroad supervisory workers reported to work without incident after a hinted wildcat walkout by 7000 TWU locals was averted. TWU President Michael Quill warned members to stay off the job amid disputes over layoffs tied to pay raises.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Pennsylvania Railroad
Transport Workers Union
Michael Quill
International Twu
PRR _ Board
James M. Symes
Turk Coup No Surprise To New Castle Traveler
Florence Stamatis of 323 Boyles Ave New Castle spent 10 months in Turkey and says the overthrow of the Menderes government did not surprise her. She recalls restricted press freedom and danger in criticizing the regime during her 1958 59 stay and tour through Europe and the Middle East.
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New Castle
Florence Sakelson Stamatis
Boyles Ave
Turkey
Menderes
Stamatis
Europe
Middle East
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