Common Market hikes tariffs in reprisal to U S action
Brussels reports the six nation Common Market will raise duties on five American product classes by up to 100 percent effective July 17 in retaliation for U S tariff boosts. Belgium cited impact on 6,000 workers and a $26 million yearly trade flow.
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Brussels
Belgium
Council of Ministers
U. S
France
West Germany
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Italy
Kennedy
United States
Washington
Portugal
California Begins Primaries Amid National Focus
Five states hold primaries including California where Richard Nixon seeks the Republican governor nomination. In Iowa Republican Gov. Norman Erbe and Sen. Rourke B. Hickenlooper win second and fourth terms respectively, while Democratic hopefuls seek November bids. Benny Goodman concert tensions rise in Moscow as officials restrict recordings and translations.
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Associated Press
California
Richard M. Nixon
South Dakota
Idaho
Montana
Mississippi
Connecticut
Iowa
Norman Erbe
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Harold E. Hughes
State Commerce Commission
Erbe
E. B. Smith
Iowa State University
Hickenlooper
Nixon
Jsoeph Sheil
Shell
Edmund G. Brown
Freight Wreck Ties UTP Commuter Service
A New York Central freight derailment at Park Avenue and 162nd Street in the Bronx disrupted commuter trains on the New York Central and New Haven lines. Seven freight cars left the tracks at 9:49 p.m. causing cancellations and delays up to thirty minutes while some trains were diverted from Grand Central to Pennsylvania Station. Around 53,000 riders were affected on the lines involved.
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UTP
New York
New York Central
New Haven
Grand Central
Pennsylvania Station
Park Avenue
162Nd St
Bronx
Inside Radio TV Editorials and More on Fulton
A brief table of contents listing sections for editorials on radio and television, personals, sports focused on Fulton, classifieds, obituaries, and comics across pages 2, 6, 9, 12 and 13.
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Radio-Tv
Fulton
Gunpowder Stain Found on Back Of Marshall's Shirt
Franklin Texas report says gunpowder stains appeared on Henry H Marshall's shirt after his death. The findings come as Robertson County grand jury probes the murder tied to Billie Sol Estes and farm program matters. Dr Jachimczyk’s autopsy suggested possible murder despite a prior inquest ruling of suicide.
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Franklin
Tex
Henry H
Peoples
J. A. Jachimczyk
Houston
Marshall
Jachimczyk
Robertson County Grand Jury
Fstes
West Texas
Scott Carpenter Praised by JFK After Orbit Flight
President Kennedy issued hearty congratulations to Scott Carpenter and Walter Williams as the Carpenters and Williamses met staff, students, and reporters in a White House reception. The party then planned travel to New York for honors as Carpenter recounted his role as the passenger on America's second orbital flight.
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Washington
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
America
Kennedy
Carpenter
White House
Walter Williams
Project Mercury
Williams
Carpenters
Langley Air Force Base
National Airport
New York
Navy
Alan B. Shepard Jr
U. S
Expected Baby Left After Ripley Tragedy
Mary R Vance faces loss after Memorial Day crash kills her husband and three daughters Susan 12 Barbara 11 Mary Elizabeth 5 at Ripley Airport. Father Robert 36 dies later at Brooke Army Hospital San Antonio Harold 38 remains critical. Nearby private plane collision kills two men and a boy.
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Ripley
Mary R. Vance
Susan
Barbara
Mary Elizabeth
Ripley Airport
Robert
Harold
Brooke Army Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
New York Democratic Convention Site Narrowed to NYC or Syracuse
Democratic leaders in Auburn with Onondaga County officials discussed the state convention site. War Memorial Auditorium in Syracuse is tentatively held for Sept 17-18, with final site decision by the party executive committee.
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Albany
New York City
Syracuse
William H. McKeon
Auburn
Onondaga County
McKeon
Upstate
War Memorial
Onondaga Democrats
Comedian Bob Hope Receives Honorary Georgetown Degree
Veteran entertainer Bob Hope received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at Georgetown University during a lively graduation ceremony. He quipped about education and his son Anthony among 1066 graduates, while Georgetown president Rev. Edward B. Bunn lauded his laughter as a gift to a troubled world. Hope urged graduates to give a little of themselves and find happiness in usefulness.
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Washington
Bob Hope
Georgetown University
Kennedy
American Medical Association
Georgetown
Robert Hope
Gutave Weigel
Anthony
Alan Ladd
Cleveland
Edward B. Bunn
S.J
Hope
Record of Orly Jetliner Crash Claims 130 Lives
Evidence shows Captain Hoche attempted to halt the four engine Air France Boeing 707 at Orly Airport as it crashed, killing 121 American passengers including Atlanta leaders and 8 crewmen. Radio tower operator Pierre Loiseau reported wheel smoke and brakes. throttle levers were found in reverse. Survivor Françoise Authie described engines slowing before impact. Atlanta Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. said many Atlanta residents were among the victims and identification may take months.
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Paris
Air France
Orly
Atlanta
Eght
Roland Hoche
Pierre Loiseau
Loiseau
Francoise Authie
Ivan Allen Jr
Tax Cut Aims to Spur Long Term Economic Growth
New York secretary of the treasury Douglas Dillon outlined a broad top to bottom income tax rate cut as part of a fundamental reform to promote long term growth. He said revenue raising measures would offset lost revenue and declined to specify how far base broadening would go. The plan, tied to an income tax reform bill, aims for action early next year.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Congress
New York Financial Writers Association
Dillon
Washington
Kennedy
John W. McCormack
New York Stock Exchange
GOP Candidate For Governor In Georgia Killed
Edward Smith Georgia's first Republican gubernatorial hopeful since Reconstruction died in a head on crash near Woodbury. His wife was injured after their station wagon collided with a Neal Trucking Lines truck. The accident happened as Smith returned from Atlanta where Republican leaders welcomed Nelson Rockefeller.
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Woodbury
A. Edward Smith
Georgia
State Patrol
Smith
Neal Trucking Lines
Montgomery
Ala
Paul Boggs
Columbus
Atlanta
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Spelman College
Marvin Griffin
Carl E. Sanders
Augusta
Hoke O’kelsey
Grace Willikey Thomas
Cecil L. Langham
More Explosives Found Off Florida Coast
Six additional 55 gallon drums of highly explosive metallic sodium were found off the Florida coast, raising the total to nine. Lt. Cmdr Elmer A. Schumaker said four drums were in Biscayne Bay near Miami, two in the Florida Keys, and three had appeared earlier, one near the Kennedy family home in Palm Beach. Naval intelligence investigates.
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Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Navy
Cmdr
Elmer A. Schumaker
Naval Ordnance Facility
Fort Laudersdale
Biscayne Bay
Miami
Florida Keys
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Schumaker
Naval Intelligence
Atlanta Artists Plan Memorial After French Plane Crash
Atlanta mourns 105 residents plus 10 others from Georgia as Air France crash in Paris claims 130 lives. Art Association trustees form a memorial fund for the cultural leaders and families, with plans pending on memorial specifics.
No Cornbread for Sgt York in Hospital
Nashville Tennessee reports Sgt Alvin York, 74, hospitalized after a stomach hemorrhage. Doctors permit buttermilk only and refuse cornbread as an upcoming X ray exam informs how long he will remain in the hospital.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alvin York
York
West Germany names new envoy to U.S.
Bonn reports that Helm Rich Knappstein will be West German ambassador to Washington next fall. Knappstein, 56, has served as chief West German observer at the United Nations.
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U.S
Bonn
Germany
Heinrich Knappstein
Washington
Foreign Ministry
Knappstein
Natons
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