Ocean Drive Hotel Plan Revealed to Newport Chamber
Barclay Douglas outlined plans for a new Ocean Drive hotel costing about 500000 to Newport County Chamber of Commerce directors on Tuesday night. A local, responsible group will choose one of two sites and partly fund the project. The club type hotel would start with six rooms and include a swimming pool, with potential apartments and catering for transients. Stock will be sold locally similar to Hotel Viking in 1927. Details on subscriptions to be announced. a New York hotel manager may supervise. City sanction and exact site to be obtained before final plans are shown. Chamber directors pledged support.
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Truman visits grandson at Doctors Hospital in New York
Former President Harry S. Truman arrived in New York with his wife Bess by train to meet their day old grandson at Doctors Hospital. Clifton Daniel and Margaret Truman Daniel welcomed them as a crowd of congratulatory mothers gathered outside.
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Seventy Three Students Earn Diplomas At De La Salle
Seventy three boys received diplomas at De La Salle Academy as Most Rev Russell I McVinney bishop of Providence delivered the commencement address at the 31st annual graduation in the school auditorium. G Brian Sullivan won multiple prizes including a Knights of Columbus $200 scholarship and math science awards. Other top honors went to Andrew J Healy and Robert Arbour. many graduates listed include John Galvin, Terrance Toppa, and Lawrence Mello with various gold and silver medals. ceremony featured greetings from Mayor J Sullivan and a bishop’s scholarship at Our Lady of Providence Seminary.
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J. Mello
Leo A. Connerton
Brian Sullivan
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Nixon Says Khrushchev Plays Old Shell Game On Europe
Vice President Nixon attacked Nikita Khrushchev on a Europe troop withdrawal proposal calling it the old shell game. He warned such a move would leave free European countries exposed to the Communist world while urging Congress to keep defense budgets and press ahead with civil rights bills. He spoke before the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, drawing applause for criticizing wastage and urging a stronger stance on disarmament and allied defense.
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Soviets Propose Solemn Pledge as First Disarmament Step
The Soviet Union urged the UN subcommittee to adopt a solemn pledge not to use atomic weapons as an initial step toward disarmament, a proposal presented by Valerian Zorin. British and American officials stressed that pledges need enforcement and inspection to be meaningful, amid broader U.S.-Soviet deadlock on stopping nuclear tests.
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Nation's Population Reaches 171 Million
Census Bureau estimates U S population including overseas armed forces will reach 171 million today at about 3 p.m. EDT. Growth runs roughly 8,000 per day or three million per year from 151,132,000 counted in April 1950. Officials note this is an estimate based on births, deaths and immigration.
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Sixteen Die In North Carolina Truck Crash
A tractor trailer carrying migrant laborers collided with a truck at the US 301 and 102 intersection nine miles north of Fayetteville. The Highway Patrol reported sixteen deaths and twenty one injured, with most fatalities from the fire. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as workers from several states were scattered along the highway.
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Eisenhower Visits Saratoga Carrier for Jet Demonstrations
President Eisenhower aboard the USS Saratoga off Florida's east coast observes atomic warfare tactics by jets. Skyray interceptors launch from the carrier as 9,000 sailors greet the president on deck. He is joined by Gates, Wilson, Dulles, and Humphrey, with plans for daylight and after dark demonstrations before returning to Washington.
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Mayflower Replica Reports Position Southwest of Bermuda
The Mayflower replica voyage update places the vessel about 200 miles southwest of Bermuda while en route to Plymouth, Mass. Cmdr Milliers, skipper, stated the ship’s latest reported coordinates as 31 degrees north and 63 degrees 30 minutes west.
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Economy Drive Threatens National Security, Wilson Says
Boston defense secretary says budget critics down grade dangers we face. He warns against a meat axe approach and urges defense strength remain above partisan politics amid a broad Republican audience. Ambassador Lodge and Lyndon Johnson weigh in on budget politics.
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Judge keeps Girard in U S custody as hearing set
A federal judge refused to order Army Specialist 3.C. William S. Girard brought home from Japan. He scheduled a habeas hearing for Tuesday to consider United States jurisdiction and whether Girard should be tried in Japanese civil courts. The ruling preserves U S custody while arguments continue over handling of the case.
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Princess Margaret slips off shoe at Epsom Derby
London papers publish a candid photo of Princess Margaret easing her foot from a tight pump at the paddock rail. The Daily Sketch caption reads Oh, they’re killing me while the Daily Mirror and Daily Mail echo the moment with sympathetic wry captions.
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