Chiang Kai-shek pressures unity with United States amid riots
In Taipei Chiang Kai-shek publicly deplored last week's anti American riots, blamed local failures for the unrest, and warned there would be no opposition to friendship with the United States. He dismissed officials, cautioned against anti US sentiment, and hinted Communist meddling behind the demonstrations.
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TAIPE
Formosa
Generalissho
Chiang Kaishek
Taipei
United States
Chiang
China
Noday
Queen Elizabeth Approves Possible U S State Visit
London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan has given official approval for a potential state visit by Queen Elizabeth II to the United States. The decision, hinging on the Queen's endurance for the strain, could target Jamestown 350th anniversary this fall or await a planned Canada trip next spring.
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London
Harold Macmillan
United States
Elizabeth I
Suez
Elizabeth
France
Portugal
Denmark
Jamestown
Canada
Second Test Shot Is Canceled Again
Adverse weather at the Atomic Test Site in Nevada cancels the second shot of the summer nuclear test series for 24 hours.
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Atomic Test Site
Nev
Nationwide Traffic Toll Climbs to 157
A United Press tally shows 157 traffic deaths by 9:50 a m EDT during a holiday weekend stretch, with 9 plane crashes 65 drownings and 34 other accidents totaling 265 deaths nationwide. California and Illinois lead with 14 deaths each followed by Pennsylvania 18 and Indiana 10.
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United Press
National Safety Council
California
Iinois
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Texas
Greeks Charge U S Airman in War Hero Death
Greek authorities charged Marion Mousalli of Benwood West Virginia with manslaughter by negligence in the highway death of Gen Stafanos Sarafis wartime resistance chief. The U S airman was escorted from police HQ to the prosecutor's office as police guarded the U S Embassy. Sarafis was killed and his wife Mary Briscow injured in the Athens suburb of Asimos.
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Thens
Greece
Marion Mousalli
Mousalli
Benwood
W. Va
U.S
Stafanos Sarafis
Sarafis
Mary Briscow
Athens
Asimos
Illinois U. melee leaves 32 charged in riot
At the University of Illinois in Champaign Urbana a campus melee involving about 5 000 students led to 32 charges against participants. Police detained fifty people eight hours into the disturbance ending with tear gas and disciplinary actions.
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Sity
of Illinois
Stu- Champaign
Champaign
Ill
University of Ilinois
David Dodds Henry
Heriff
Starvation claims in Pennsylvania and Manila influenza toll
Soviet Russia cited by Moscow reports over 800000 starve in Pennsylvania as unemployment and low wages drive shortages. Amerika magazine claims nine million in U S noted as living near minimum living standards for a family of four. Manila reports 62 more influenza deaths raising toll to 464.
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Soviet Russia
America
Yania
United States
Ily
U.S. Informa
Zion Agency
Amerika
Pennsylvania
Starv: Union
Ing. Amerika
Burbank
Calif
Manila
Philippines
Terial
Russia
Iper
Britain Tests Mighty Hydrogen Bomb Over Pacific
Britain detonated its second and most powerful hydrogen device over Christmas Island proving grounds in the mid Pacific. The megaton blast estimated in the range of one to five million tons of TNT, witnessed from HMS Alert and RAF Valiant jet bombers, drawing protests from Labour and Japan.
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London
Britain
Christmas Island Proving ‘Grounds
mid-Pacific
W. E. Oulton
United Press
Richard Vournmard
Yvoumard
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Labor Party
Japan
Vournard
Christmas
Malden Islands
David Roberts
Kenneth Lewis
Gant T
Temperatures Below Seasonal Norms Predicted
The Weather Bureau outlines a 30 day June outlook with below normal temperatures anticipated in the northern half of the country between the Rockies and Appalachians. Above normal warmth expected on the West Coast Gulf Coast and Southeast. Precipitation trends vary with above normal from the central region eastward to Texas and the Great Lakes area, while rainfall remains below normal east of the Appalachians and in the east gulf states.
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Washington WR
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Appalachians
West Coast
Gulf Coast
Continental Divide
Great Lakes
Texas
East Gulf States
Pacific Northwest
la Pryor
Tex
Ohio Valley
New England
mid-Atlantic ‘States
Central Plains
West
Kansas
Gulf States
Atlantic Seaboard
State Share of U S School Funds Is Set
House Education Committee sets Wisconsin share of federal school construction program at 6.578 million annually for five years. Tentative allotment reflects population based 3.278 million per year and 3.3 million based on need in the 14 billion dollar program.
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Washington
House Education Committee
Wisconsin
Missile blast heard up to fifteen miles at Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral witnesses report a guided missile launch seen rising fast and heard across 10 to 15 miles. Air Force declined to identify the missile type or comment on the firing. Previous night another test, a Thor, exploded on the ramp with fiery smoke visible for miles.
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Fla
Air Force
Jupiter
Thor
Korean Wife and Son Fly to Bedside of Injured Soldier
A 20 year old Korean wife and her young son Marvin left Tokyo on a specially chartered flight to reach Army Specialist Mc Davis V. Cherry in Arkansas. Cherry, recovering from burns and injuries from a car crash, was near death at Hot Springs General Hospital. The Red Cross escorted mother and child from Tokyo Army Hospital and they expected to reach San Francisco and then Hot Springs within two days. Doctors urged rushing the family to his bedside to bolster his will to live.
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Ays'Tae Moon
Cherry
Marivin
Tokyo Army Hospital
Erie
American Red Cross
Mother
Army
Tokyo
San Francisco
M c Davis V. Cherry
Army-Navy General
Hot Springs
Ark
Monticello
Arkansas
Far East
Thomson Urges Uniform Traffic Case Handling in Wisconsin
Gov Thomson sent letters to 500 Wisconsin courts urging a uniform pattern for traffic violation cases. He warned varying policies confuse citizens and foster reckless driving and called for a uniform fine and bond schedule modeled on Dodge County courts.
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Madison
Thomson
Wisconsin
Dodge County
Father Is Too Late Son Killed by Train
Railway porter Edward Doswell raced toward a passenger train at Behill station after a boy fell from the car entering the station. He found his nine year old son Barry dead on the tracks as he returned home from school.
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Behill
England
Edward Doswell
Barry
Weathered style at Chicago pre Father's Day show
Colorful men featured at a Chicago lakefront event showcased oatmeal Bermuda shorts with an Ivy League buckle, a black silk tropical suit, and a pink dinner jacket. The fashion display highlighted brighter, varied menswear for the holiday setting.
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Chicago
Hundreds in Hunt for Two Boys and Dog
Hundreds of volunteers and airmen from nearby bases joined local police and sheriff's deputies in a large search near Orting Washington for Kerry and Kevin Yanasak two 21 month old brothers who wandered from home with their dog on Friday and have not returned. A Fort Lewis helicopter scouted the area and scout dogs and bloodhounds aided the effort. The Orting fire department opened a canteen to serve cake and coffee as the search extended across fields and countryside.
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Kerry
Kevin’ Yanasak
Orting
Seattle
Fort Lewis
Fred Emard
Air Force
Here
Emard
Fort. Lewis
Revolt within Zoli cabinet threatens government
In Rome the Christian Democrat party faces a revolt that may doom Premier Adone Zoli's cabinet even if it survives the first parliamentary test. The Senate resumes debate on the government program with a confidence vote expected early next week. Zoli may win with Monarchist and Fascist backing, but Christian Democrat leaders urge new elections.
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Rome
Democrat Party
Adone Zoli
Enate
Zoli
Christian Democrats
Adlai Stevenson Heads to Lisbon After Oxford Honor
Adlai Stevenson, Democratic Party leader, departs for Lisbon Portugal after receiving an honorary degree from Oxford University during a stay in Britain. The former presidential candidate, who was twice defeated, travels abroad amid his campaign duties.
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London
Adlai Stevenson
Lisbon
Portugal
Britain
Oxford University
Texas Hit by Severe Weather Floods Five Deaths Reported
Tornadoes and heavy rain swept Texas causing flash floods in San Antonio and Fort Worth while Bracketville families fled their homes. Two 24-year-olds died in Arlington lightning strike. Rain totals reached 11 inches at several points as the West and plains saw varying conditions.
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Vermont
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Bracketville
Tex
Monahans
Arlington
Coty Condemns Algerian Rebel Massacres
French President Rene Coty said Algerian rebels have killed 5,000 Muslims in a guerrilla war and condemned the massacre at Melouza where the entire male population was slain. He pledged France will not abandon women and children hiding with French troops. Rebels also attacked two farms near Oran, wounding 20 and killing 36 laborers.
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Rene Coty
Coty
Melouza
Algiers
France
Wagram Disti
Oran
Rites Mark 20th Anniversary Of Amelia Earhart Flight
In Miami ceremonies marking the 20th anniversary of Amelia Earhart’s ill fated world flight are held. Earhart departed June 1, 1937 on a 27000 mile journey from Miami to Venezuela and Brazil then the South Atlantic. She was last heard near Howland Island reporting circling and inability to locate land as fuel dwindled.
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Cap
Amelia
Earhart
Miss Earhart
Venezuela
Brazil
South Atlantic
Howland Island
Pacific Ocean
Johnson urges new look at Chinese trade policy
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey and Senate leaders call for a realistic re-evaluation of U S policy toward Communist China. They note Britain’s China trade move and warn it may affect U S access to the China market, while stressing allied and security concerns.
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Johnson
Washington
W.P
Senate
Lyndon B. John
Britain
U. S
China
United States
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Texas Democrat
United Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Liam F. Knowland
Calif
Asia
Europe
Arrest in Vienna over stolen clocks hoard
Police arrested Lajos Kocrneski, 28, after 3,000 alarm clocks were found in his home. The clocks were reported stolen from the factory where he worked.
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Vienna
Lajos Kocrneski
MTT
Kocrneski
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