Police Capture Civil War Thief
Washington UPI report outlines Senate debate on labor reform with a GOP draft proposing union registration and reporting, banning bargaining rights for noncompliant unions, and embezzlement penalties. A youth alias Grant was charged with burglary in Charleston tied to Jefferson Davis birthday events. Leroy Floyd held on $5,000 bond.
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John F. Kennedy
Mass
Charleston
D. C
Grant
Lee
Jefferson Davis
Leroy Floyd
John Henry Grant
Larry Lee
Floyd
Red Action May Open Trade War
In Washington two Senate foreign relations members warn that Soviet talk of peaceful coexistence may mask a broader push to wage an East West trade war. Senators Humphrey and Smith viewed Menshikovs remarks as evidence of a Soviet shift from military rivalry to economic pressure and warned of a planned extensive economic campaign. They urged the United States to respond by reshaping NATO from a military alliance to include economic considerations.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Hubert Humphrey
D. Minn
H. Alexander Smith
RANJ
Mikhail Menshikov
Menshikov
United States
Burt
U.S
Humphrey
Senate
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Smith
Six Prisoners Loose In Texas
In Longview AP report six inmates overpowered the jailer and fled from the county jail after a jailer found a door open and two prisoners outside the cell block. The jailer, W. W. Chapman, was among those who escaped with four other inmates while two prisoners remained in the block. The jailer was later discovered locked in the block at about 2.12 a.m.
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Longview
H. Q. Bardweill
W. W. Chapman
Tiates
Bardwell
Airliner crashes in Mexico killing many aboard
A Mexican airlines Constellation with 45 aboard including 14 Americans crashed atop San Augustin Mountain near Guadalajara after departing Tijuana for Mexico City. Rescue teams reached the 8,000-foot peak at daylight but found no survivors among 38 passengers and seven crew. The crash, in heavy rain, left several Americans including Scripps Institution scientists Townsend Cromwell and William Shinada among the dead or missing, with U.S. officials confirming 14 Americans aboard.
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Mexico
UPI
Mexican Airlines
San Augustin Mountain
Aeronaves
Tijuana
Mexico City
Eras Neu
Goader
U.S
Scripps’ Snstitution of Oceanography
Lalind Calif
Townsend Cromwell
William Shinada
Inter-American Tuna Commission
San Diego
John Horth
Afreda Gayou
Texas Weather Beats Through Blazing Heat Across Cities
The Associated Press reports Texas baked under hot conditions with temperatures ranging from 65 to 87 degrees across cities like Dallas Houston and Lubbock. Police listed suspects in burglary theft and car theft cases including Gene McCullum Lester Schrum Lestie Highs Pedra Acuga and William Nahinu as heat gripped the state and rainfall was minimal with just 0.1 inch in Lubbock over a 24 hour period ending 6 p.m.
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Longview
Lester Schrum
Freeport
L. Eubank Jr
Galveston
Dallas
Lestie
Hearne
Presidio
Corpu
the Christi
Philippine Islands
Pedra Acuga
William Nahinu
Lubbock
California Primary Focus on Knowland Brown Clash
California's Senate hopeful William F Knowland faces Attorney General Edmund G Brown in a high profile GOP and Democratic governor race under California's cross filing system. The outcome signals possible trends for the 1960 presidential contest as other states vote and lawmakers monitor party dynamics.
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California
Oakland
Sen
Knowland
Pat Brown
United Press International
Partie
Senate
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Montana
South Dakota
Alabama
Vehosen
House
William G. Murray
Ora College
Iowa
William Nicholas
Murray
Herschel Loveless
Loveless
Goodwin J. Knight
George Christopher
San Francisco
Clair Engle
Knight
Drew
Len
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Leroy H. Anderson
Renomina
Satellite Fall Slated In June
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory estimates Explorer IT, the second U.S. Army satellite, will plunge to its death late this month after launch on March 26. It has lost altitude from about 1700 miles to roughly 850, posing a final descent. Soviet Sputnik HT, launched May 15, may end early next year and could reappear in morning twilight after 10 days.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
U.S. Army
Observatory
Smithsonian
Jack Slowey
United States
Weather Forecast from the Air Terminal Bureau
The Weather Bureau at the Air Terminal issues the forecast for the area. Expect conditions described by the bureau with temperature ranges, wind directions, and precipitation chances as applicable to the terminal region.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Bank Robber Finds Pity in Court as Family Receives Aid
Kenneth St Onge the former Detroit taxi driver who robbed a bank last September in Los Angeles avoided jail with five years probation after court pleas by Judge Thurmond Clarke. His family faced poverty before a flood of offers and aid restored stability, including a house, furniture, $1,000 in cash and a laundry job for St Onge.
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Edward
Gary
Van
Guy
Kim
Cal
Harvey
St. Oney
Thurmond Clarke
C. Onze
Detroit
Los Angeles
St. Onge
Studebaker
Tradler
Parage
Owntown Bank
Ay la Puente
Wfe
Esther
Eisenhower to press for talks on nuclear ban date
President Eisenhower plans to press Russia to begin technical talks June 24 on policeing a future nuclear test ban. He will propose the date in a letter to Premier Khrushchev after conferring with his aides and checking with Britain, France and North Atlantic allies.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
France
North Atlantic
John Foster Dulles
Khrushchev
Dulles
United States
Geneva
Moscow
Poland
Czechoslovakia
India
Mustache Fails To Hide Criminal Kilburn Caught
Quay Cleon Kilburn, 34, once on the FBI ten most wanted list, was arrested in Los Angeles after using a press card as an editor’s ID and disguises. Officers recovered two loaded pistols from his apartment, ending a long hunt sparked by a post office sighting and a hitchhiker who warned agents.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Quay Cleon Kilburn
Kilburn
Utah State
Kilurn
D. K. Brown
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