Paaling Subpoena Delayed in Nuclear Test Probe
Dr. Linus Pauling appeared to testify before a Senate subcommittee on Communist influence in nuclear testing. The hearing, postponed due to the Senate session, followed his address to a peace group. Pauling said he could not provide details about a campaign he knows nothing about.
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Eisenhower leaves Korea after pledge on aid use
President Eisenhower completed a Far Eastern tour by leaving Seoul for Honolulu amid massive crowds. He pledged to ensure American aid funds are used efficiently and honestly for Korea, while the trip was marked by leftist protests in Tokyo and near-constant public cheering in Seoul and Pyongyang.
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Eisenhower pledges full US Korea support against invasion
President Eisenhower, addressing the Republic of Korea National Assembly, vows unwavering American and Allied defense of South Korea under mutual defense treaty. He warns that the free world must unite to prevent intrusions, as Koreans call for liberty and an end to division.
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Finch-Tregoff Murder Trial Pending Court Ruling
Los Angeles upi Dr. R Bernard Finch and his mistress Carole Tregoff faced a delayed second murder trial over the slaying of the surgeon's socialite wife. A pending state Supreme Court ruling on disqualification could postpone again as arguments focus on Judge Leroy Dawson's impartiality and possible separate trials.
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Oxford Coeds Offered Insurance Against Pregnancy
More than 200 women students at Somerville College Oxford were offered policy insuring against motherhood for five pounds. A typewritten letter promised secrecy and payouts of 250 pounds if pregnancy occurred. The proctors, university police, received copies of the notice, confirming it was not a prank.
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England
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Somerville
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Balloon declared officially lost by Navy officials
The Navy has sounded taps for its delinquent research balloon launched June 5 from Brunswick, Georgia. The 40 stop sphere, about half as tall as the Empire State Building and as big as a football field, disappeared over Point Arguello, California.
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Senate Reverses Tax Cut Move On Communications Fees
The Senate rejected a 34 30 vote to adjourn and let the telephone and telegraph levy expire. President Eisenhower supported a temporary extension, while the House already rejected the cuts. The conference with the House altered dates and provisions, delaying further action until July 1 1960. The decision split along party lines with arguments over national need and international tensions.
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Shelter experiment ends in Pittsburgh with volunteers home
Thirty people including a grandmother and children completed a two week stay in a 12 by 20 foot shelter to test human reaction under wartime constraints. Dr James Altman praised the adjustment level and noted few problems as the group returned to normal life.
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Court Rejects Souths Appeal Amid Senate Wrangle
The Supreme Court struck down a related measure after a 10 hour session, while injunctions halted Civil Rights Commission hearings. The majority rejected a push to delay the bill until a party conference, with dissents by Justices Douglas and Black. Lyndon B. Johnson urged delaying action to develop a counter policy and ensure fiscal responsibility while registrars faced oral revenue questions and voting disputes moved to the commission hearing.
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Protests Grow as Japan Links With U S Stir Kishi Fight
Tokyo AP reports leaders of Kishi’s Liberal Democrats push to renew pacific ties with the United States amid parliamentary moves to align Japan’s laws with the revised security treaty. Socialist and coalition factions plan new opposition actions as protests and strikes mount nationwide.
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United States
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Record-high heat forecast across basin with 105 expected
The Odessa area faces another day of extreme heat with a predicted high near 105 as a cool front nears. Temperatures across West Texas hit the 100s, with Odessa and several cities reporting highs above 100 while record readings and low humidity persist.
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