Senate Bans Foreign Aid to Communist Nations
The Senate approved an amendment blocking foreign aid to Yugoslavia and Poland, targeting Communist nations. The Lausche amendment, backed by 57 votes, would bar $10 million in development loans and halt surplus commodity shipments to those countries, challenging the White House position and awaiting House action.
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Dean Rusk
House
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Poland
U. S
Soviet Union
Frank Lausche
United States
Lausche
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate House
Sen
Rourke Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
Father and five children die in Palmyra house fire
A father Charlies Franklin Neiswender 27 and his children Natalie 6 Kathleen 5 Charles 4 Karl 3 Terry 1 perished in a five room cottage blaze north of Palmyra Lebanon County. Peggy Neiswender treated for burns and shock at Good Samaritan hospital. Fire officials say he urged her to jump from a window as flames engulfed the home.
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Kathleen
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Terry
Neiswender
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Good Samaritan
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Mother charged with murder in toddler death in Port Chester
Ruth Ryan, 35, held on second degree murder charges for allegedly forcing Black Pepper into her 23 month old daughter's mouth to stop thumb sucking. She was sent to a hospital for mental examinations.
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Port Chester
Ing
Ruth Ryan
Kennedy Tax Revision Bill Faces Deeper Trouble
Kennedy's tax revision bill hits deeper trouble as Democratic critics doubt its fate while Republicans push for action. Senator Byrd defends slow study as Kerr backs withholding, arguing for dividend and interest tax changes to fund an investment credit aiding business modernization.
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Washington
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Finance Committee
Byrd
Treasury
U N Plans July 1 Independence For Ruanda Urundi
The U N General Assembly resumes its 16th session to consider fixing July 1 as independence day for Ruanda Urundi. A five nation commission urged ending trusteeship there July 1 while warning of bloodshed and racial tension in Ruanda and pressing on coalition cabinet prospects.
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Mouse in flower bin shocks Nassau County jail visitors
Visitors to the Nassau County Jail in East Meadow were surprised when Ephraim E. Shapiro, chairman of the Onondaga County Board of Supervisors, lifted a flour bin lid in the jail kitchen and a mouse jumped out, exposing concerns about cleanliness.
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Ephriam E. Shapero
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Crash Injures and Kills Woman Near Cobleskill
Mrs. Clara Hunt Baker age 68 of Cobleskill was injured fatally Wednesday when two cars collided on Route 7 about one mile east of the Schoharie County village.
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Cobleskill
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Schoharie County
Syracuse Receives New TV Channel 33
The FCC assigns Channel 33 to Syracuse New York and cancels Channel 33 in Batavia and Channel 48 in Watertown. Effective July 16 the change follows Springfield Television Broadcasting Corp request for WRLP WWLP and WWORs stations in Massachusetts.
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Greenfield
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Springfield
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Child Drowns After Creek Fall in Tioga Village
Two year old Ricky Terwilliger died Wednesday night after falling into a creek near his Tioga County home. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Terwilliger.
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Ricky Terwilliger
Tioga County
Ralph Terwilliger
Army Did Not Block GI Marriage to Korean Soldier
Washington says William H. Mahoney did not have a marriage blocked by the Army. He went AWOL from Ft. Lewis while seeking to marry Song In Cha in Korea. The Army says he never filed a marriage application in Korea and faced a six month stockade sentence for two AWOL offenses.
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Mahoney
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Miss Song
Cha
Korea
Riverside
Calif
Army
United States
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Princess Grace rules out Hitchcock film comeback
Princess Grace of Monaco says she will not appear in Alfred Hitchcock's film Marnie and hints at retirement from movies. She cites lack of time and Monaco’s reaction, noting her husband Prince Rainier and children must be with her, and suggests ongoing filmmaking challenges.
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Monaco
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Plane Found With Two Skeletons From Barilko Crash
In Cochranes wilderness investigators found the light plane and two skeletons still strapped in seats, 11 years after the crash that killed Toronto hockey star Bill Barilko and dentist Henry Hudson. Joe Shalia reported the fuel tank likely exploded, and the wreckage showed burn marks from the crash 45 miles north of Cochran.
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Hollywood Star Guinn Williams Dies at 62
Guinn Williams known as Big Boy Williams and longtime Western film hero died Wednesday after multiple intestinal surgeries. He was a noted polo player and close associate of Will Rogers.
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Guinn
Big Boy
Court Reverses Tobin Conviction
The U S Court of Appeals reversed the contempt of Congress conviction of Austin J Tobin executive director of the Port of New York Authority. It held a House judiciary subcommittee overstepped its powers by subpoenaing internal memoranda and day to day working papers beyond its authority.
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U. S. Court of Appeals
Congress
Austin J. Tobin
Port of New York Authority
House Judiciary Subcommittee
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Port Authority
House
Jewish Festival Shavuoth Begins at Sundown
The Jewish festival of Shavuoth begins at sundown marking seven weeks since the Exodus and the Passover. Shavuoth commemorates the giving of the Ten Commandments to Moses on Mount Sinai, known as the feast of weeks.
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Wealthy bachelor plans cookout for 800 guests at L. J. estate
Perry Grant, 25, heir to a fortune and general manager of a court stenography service, hosts a Sunday cookout at his Long Island estate for more than 800 invited friends. Police notified to ensure safety and orderly conduct. caterer alerted. dance floor prepared. bands engaged. event aims to celebrate being alive after a recent forced plane landing near Salisbury Maryland.
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Kennedy McCormack race opens Massachusetts Democratic convention
The Kennedy McCormack battle for the U S Senate in Massachusetts moves to a peak as the state party convention begins. Ted Kennedy and Edward J McCormack Jr compete intensely for the seat once held by the President, with both sides claiming momentum.
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Ted) Kennedy
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Estes Case Hearing Delayed Over Secret Leaks In House Probe
A House subcommittee postponed public testimony on the Billie Sol Estes case to debate whether staff lawyer Manuel should be fired after Democrats accused him of leaking an Agriculture Department report to the New York Herald Tribune. The session opened with executives held and leaders traded on Manuel’s fate as Republicans pressed for more time.
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Robert —. Manuel
Manuel
Agriculture Department
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New York Herald Tribune
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N.C
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Rep
Ross Bass
Tennessee
Neal Smith
Iowa
Florence Dwyer
New Jersey
Odlin Langen
Minnesota
Bass
Fire damages storeroom at Emma Willard School science building
A smouldering fire damaged a storeroom in the science building of Emma Willard School for Girls early today. The building was unoccupied and the blaze did not threaten the 900 students in residence. The storeroom on the second floor contained books and equipment.
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Luciano dies of heart attack in Naples not poison
An Italian medical report states Charles I. Lucky Luciano died January 26 in Naples from a heart attack and not from poison. Earlier reports suggested he might have been poisoned to silence him or to avoid rearrest.
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Luciano
United States
New York
Runaway Coed Reunited With Family in Las Vegas
Natalie 21, a Syracuse University student, ran away Friday after scholastic problems and incompletes. Randolph Halpern located her in Las Vegas after a flight to Chicago and a bus ride, and she agreed to return home following discussion with the dean.
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Associated Press
Quake rattles San Francisco region after big tremor
A light earthquake shook parts of the San Francisco Bay area on Wednesday night. Hours earlier a heavier quake rattled Ukiah and Cloverdale about 100 miles north, toppling jars and cans and knocking plaster from walls. Seismologist Don Tocher of UC said the center was 50 miles southeast of Berkeley. no damage was reported.
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University of California
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