Richards Bryan and Willis Cramer to graduate together
Rich ard Bryan son of Mrs J S Good and Willis Cramer son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Cramer will graduate from Ottawa University together this Sunday after schooling together from grade through high school and prior service in the same branch of the armed forces. Governor Meyner says he may have Mrs Meyner run for governor after his term ends in January 1962 while he dedicates time to entertaining tourists at the governor mansion.
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Germany
Armed Forces
Ottawa University
Richard Bryan
J. S. Good
S. Main
Willis Cramer
Andrew Cramer
N. Cedar
Newark
N.J
Robert B. Meyner
Reds Build Jet Bases in Cuba, Smathers Says
Senator George Smathers claims the Soviet Union is constructing bases for high powered jets in Cuba aided by sugar sales to the United States. He warns missile sites could rise within 18 months to two years unless Castro is ousted, noting Soviet scientists and Red Chinese moving into the island.
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Miami
Fla
George Smathers
D-Fla
Soviet Union
Cuba
China
Castro
Smathers
United States
Seeping Gasoline Forces Albion Emergency Declaration
In Albion New York a citywide emergency remained in effect after thousands of gallons of gasoline seeped into sanitation and storm sewers. Five flash fires erupted in homes as residents evacuated under Mayor James Robinson and civil defense orders. Gasoline leaked from a pipe feeding a 20 000 gallon storage tank and about 5000 gallons entered the sewer system.
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Albion
N.Y
Orleans
James Robinson
William H. Murray
Civil Defense
Eisenhower Far East tour prep party leaves Honolulu
Press secretary James C. Hagerty and a 15 man White House advance team depart Honolulu for Manila to arrange President Eisenhower's Far East trip. The party stops at Wake Island and Guam, with a June 22 Hawaii visit where the President will be awarded a doctor of laws degree by the University of Hawaii. Hagerty says Ike plans up to four days in Hawaii before returning to Washington.
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Honolulu
James C. Hagerty
White House
Philippines
Eisenhower
Far East
MATS
Manila
Wake Island
Guam
Hagerty
William F. Quinn
University of Hawaii
Hawaii
Washington
Weather County Forecast Storm Likely This Weekend
The forecast calls for a chance of thunderstorms tonight through Sunday morning across the county. Weather trends indicate scattered activity with potential localized downpours and gusty winds. Residents should monitor updates for timing and any travel advisories.
Japanese Riots Increase Tempo in Tokyo Demonstration
In Tokyo, over 15,000 leftist students workers and supporters demanded Eisenhower cancel his U S visit and push Parliament dissolution. The daylong protest near the U S embassy followed nationwide Sohyo strikes that halted transportation and postal services, with two million passengers affected and two rail lines briefly disrupted.
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White Stone
Eisenhower
Japan
Sohyo
Labor Federation
Broadway Blackout Grips New York Theater District
The Broadway shutdown began after actors walked out for contract demands, shuttering 22 shows and alarming theater lovers. Off Broadway venues gain as disappointed crowds seek tickets while negotiations between Equity and The League of New York Theaters resume after a weekend cooling-off period. About 800 actors and 4,000 stage hands are jobless amid fears the hit could last into autumn.
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New York
Guys and Dolls
Times Square
Manhattan
Equity
Broadway
League of New York
Houston Voters Decide on Integrated or Segregated Schools
Houston Independent School District residents vote on whether to integrate or maintain segregation. A federal ruling requires integration, but state law threatens loss of state aid and possible penalties if voters do not approve. The district faces a funding cutoff and potential legal conflict depending on the outcome.
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Houston, Tex
Houston Independent School District
U. S
Building A Room For Little Boy
Akron AP reports trades union officers plan a 12 by 12 foot bedroom addition to Clarence Hathaway’s three room home in Stow. The 5 year old, blind and deaf, will gain a private room as volunteers using donated materials aim to finish tonight.
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Akron, Ohio
Clarence Hathaway
Clarence
Harold
Georgia Hathaway
Stow
The
Hathaways
Commencement Sunday At OU Wil soN Field House
Ottawa University will hold commencements in Wilson Field House at 2 30 p m for 99 seniors who complete final requirements. Rev Loren E Noren of Hong Kong speaks as honorary degrees are awarded to Dr Leland White and Dr George F Myers, then degrees are conferred.
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Ottawa University
Wilson Field House
Myers Library
Field House
Loren E. Noren
Hong Kong
Leland White
George FE. Myers
Khrushchev Eyes Cuba Visit as Bold Latin Move
U S officials see Khrushchev proposed Cuba trip as a bold bid to spread Castro style democracy across Latin America. They expect a cool Cuban reception amid rising Catholic concerns about communism and possible tour beyond Cuba. Authorities warn of anti Eisenhower rhetoric and heightened U S hostility over Guantanamo base.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Latin America
Moscow
Castro
Eisenhower
United States
Guantanamo
Northern States See Eerie Sky Display Tonight
Skies sparkled with flashing pyrotechnics as aurora borealis appeared across the Midwest. Reports described the northern lights over Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Ohio and Nebraska with varying vividness from Grand Rapids Michigan to Grantsburg Wisconsin.
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Midwest
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Nebraska
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grantsburg
Wis
Madson
Kansas City Defies Pollution Board in Court Fight
Kansas City challenges Missouri Water Pollution Board over raw sewage disposal into the Missouri River. City Council defies an order by issuing sewer permits for two residential developments. State board rejected a 20 million dollar bond plan to finance more sewer lines. Councilman Shafer says bonds would raise water rates to fund treatment. Powers of the board have not been tested in court.
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Kansas City
Missouri Water Pollution Board
Missouri
Charles C. Shafer
Water Pollution Board
Shafer
US Looks With Possible Favor On Soviet Disarmament Plan
Washington officials privately note Khrushchev's revised disarmament proposal includes two potential forward steps. The State Department pledged careful study, while urging Moscow to consider Western proposals of May 16. The measured U.S. response followed Khrushchev's attack on Eisenhower, yet expresses hope for progress at the resumed conference toward general and complete disarmament under international control.
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Washington
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Khrushchev
Moscow
U.S
Eisenhower
Khrushchev Seen as Figurehead Under Pressure from Army
Berlin based AP dispatch analyzes Nikita Khrushchev’s latest anti Western diatribe as signaling a Soviet regime largely controlled by military leaders. It notes Khrushchev’s rhetoric is dictated by superiors, while the Army could push out any deviation. The piece highlights possible concessions like a peace-keeping force and arms control limits, but warns that the Soviet plan may erode Western retaliatory power unless verifiable disarmament terms are set.
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Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Woman Walker Attracts Attention On Coast-To-Coast Hike
MARSHALL MO AP Dr Barbara Moore the walking British physician gains notice as she progresses coast to coast. Friday evening she was escorted around the city square by patrol and called it her first big parade. Moore reached 35 miles Friday at the U S 40 65 junction.
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Marshall, Mo
Barbara Moore
Marshall
Moore
U. S. 40-65
Eisenhower and Diefenbaker Affirm Peace Efforts
President Eisenhower and Canadian Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker reaffirmed resolve to pursue peace with justice. They urged focus on ending nuclear tests under global control and advancing general disarmament. The joint communique followed talks at the White House and a state dinner.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John G. Diefenbaker
White House
Diefenbaker
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Mrs. Diefenbaker
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