Eisenhower Says Ready to Be Crucified for Humphrey
Former President Eisenhower defends Secretary Humphrey against corruption charges amid Senate hearings on nickel contracts. Symington and subcommittee aim to proceed with public hearings by month’s end. Hanna Co. and subsidiaries named. Morgan ousted from emergency stockpile program amid conflict questions.
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Hanna Nickel Smelting Co
Slain U S Aide Declared Estes Scheme Illegal
Washington based Agriculture Department official Henry H Marshall, killed last June, told Estes lawyer the cotton allotment plan was illegal. A Texas grand jury investigates Marshall death and any link to the Estes case. An Oct 27, 1961 report says Marshall advised the scheme against regulations.
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Henry H. Marshall
Agriculture Department
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Marshall
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Estes
U. S
Ice Cream Shortage Grips New York Area
Heat pushes demand for cold treats as 11 plants idle amid a Teamsters Local 757 dispute. Officials cite supply cut to less than half, with independents striving to meet demand and union members split between active plants and idle facilities.
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Teamsters Local 757
Brooklyn
Meadowgold
New Jersey
Samuel J. Cohen
Teamsters
Cohen
Aaron L. Solomon
New York
Teamster Local 757
Meadmygold
Drowning of Margaret Driscoll in Columbia County pond
Margaret Mary Driscoll two drowned Friday after falling into a pond near Copake in Columbia County. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Driscoll of Norfolk Connecticut.
Reds Trap 2 German Girls in East West Berlin Border
West Berlin police report two 17 year old girls Ursula and Karin lured by a friendly voice walked toward the East German border. East German guards seized Karin and shot Ursula who escaped to the West after being wounded. Karin remains missing.
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Ursia
Karin
Arsla
Windsors Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary at Sea
On a New York to Europe voyage the Duke and Duchess of Windsor mark their silver anniversary aboard the United States liner. They reflect on their romance and vow to endure, noting patience and mutual understanding as keys to marriage.
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Britain
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Duchess of Windsor
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Edward VIII
Wallis Simpson
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Mrs. Simpson
le Havre
Wall Street Rally Ends As Market Faces Weekend Crossroads
Brokers clean up after a volatile week on Wall Street as heavy trading, a big plunge, and a late rally leave markets near where they started. Memorial Day closed the day, with volume around 5.76 million shares and major averages little changed from the prior week.
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Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Colgate University still seeks new president selection
Wellington Powell chair of Colgate's five member committee says the group remains unsettled and has not yet prepared a report. President Everett Case will leave around June 30 to head the Sloan Foundation which funds education and charitable groups.
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Colgate University
Wellington Powell
Colgate
Everett Case
Sloan Foundation
No Liquor for Sailors During Elections Visit
About 1,200 U. S. sailors arrive Sunday for a three day layover at Curacao off the Venezuela coast. The government has banned liquor and beer sales for Sunday Monday and part of Tuesday due to elections for a new government.
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U. S
Curacao
Venez
City dog catcher ends downtown Wilmington bear scare
A skinny black bear wandered Wilmington's downtown area for hours before a single shot by the city dog catcher killed it. The bear’s origin and how it reached the business district remained a mystery.
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Wilmington
N. C
Left-Handed Dentists Begin Practice in Baltimore
Seven left-handed dentistry graduates from the University of Maryland’s Dental School will start practice. Left-handers recently faced instruments made for right-handed use. new equipment sets for left-handed dentists are now available, potentially ending their rarity.
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Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Dental School
University of Maryland
Gardner Foley
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Lou Little
Columbia University
Foley
Secret Army Truce In Algiers Revealed
Official French sources report that the European Secret Army Organization and the Moslem Front of National Liberation have made preliminary contact on Algeria. The talks, described as low level, focus on a potential truce and special status for European cities while negotiations involve Algerian nationalist leadership and exile governments.
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Secret Army Organization
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Charles de Gaulle
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Tripoli
Abderrahamane Fafes
General Union of French Workers of
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High Level Nuclear Blast Test Postponed to Sunday
The United States postpones the first high altitude nuclear test over the Pacific to Sunday 3 a.m. EST due to cloudy conditions at Johnston Island. Officials cited weather and the need for clear skies to photograph the explosion, which may occur 30 to 40 miles above Earth and could affect ionospheric conditions. If clear, the event could be visible in Hawaii.
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Here
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U.S. Pacific
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Skim Milk May Have Caused Massive Fish Die Off
Oneida officials reported hundreds of fish, mainly suckers and carp, found dead in Oneida Creek after skim milk from Mutual Milk Sales Inc was discharged into sewage lines during Memorial Day. Mayor Abraham W. Williams and health officer Dr. Arthur S. Braga cautioned the public. no charges filed.
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Abraham W. Williams
Arthur V. Robinson
Mutual Milk Sales Inc
Robinson
Williams
Arthur S. Braga
Airmen Hospitalized For Food Poisoning At Base
More than 75 airmen were hospitalized after eating in the main mess hall at McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita Kansas. They reported upset stomachs and nausea and were kept overnight for observation. none appeared to be in serious condition. The group was among over 1,000 who ate in the mess hall.
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Wichita
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McConnell Air Force Base
Doctor Slain By Mental Patient In Pittsburgh Hospital
William Pola 27 of Wilmerding shot and killed Dr. Daniel Thaw 61 at Leech Farm Veterans Hospital after a voluntary visit. Pola, a former Marine corporal with a split personality, fought officers and was captured unconscious after teargas and sedatives.
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William Pola
Wilmerding
Leech Farm Veterans’ Hospital
Daniel Thaw
Thaw
Pola
Horace McDaniel
White House Reporter Romagna Is Dismissed
Longtime White House reporter Jack Romagna is fired and replaced by a Washington service. He traveled the country transcribing speeches for decades and had worked under presidents from FDR to Kennedy. The move comes amid tensions in the White House press office and recent changes to timing and pool references in transcripts.
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Jack Romagna
White House
Pierre Salinger
Romagna
Salinger
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harrys. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
Conference of Mayors
Miami Beach
Fla
Kennedy Renche
Tolley warns grads on long work week at Syracuse
Syracuse University chancellor William P Tolley tells 1 900 graduates in the 108th commencement that the 40 hour and 30 hour work weeks are not for them He says most will take work home and on weekends but urges them to protect their private intellectual life More than 50 percent of seniors will pursue graduate or professional studies among honorary degrees awarded to seven including Dr Jehan Saleh of Yemen.
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William P. Tolley
Syracuse University
Toley
Jehan Saleh
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