Rockefeller Visits the No Politics Washington Visit
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller, staying nonchalant about a presidential bid, met with President Eisenhower for half an hour and then toured Washington. Reporters noted possible out of state ambitions despite his insistence he is focused on New York governance.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
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Fasenhower
Nixon
U. S
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Patricia
Julie
San Francisco
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Senate Committee backs loans over gifts in foreign aid plan
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee seeks a one year start toward cutting foreign economic aid gifts. It argues loans work better and urged approval of Eisenhower’s 3.93 billion foreign aid bill. Both chambers must concur. no deadline set.
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Washington CP
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Inside Market 7 Sports 10 11 Radio TV
Market briefs summarize local exchanges and sports results with quick notes on radio and TV listings. Highlights mention upcoming games and program schedules, reflecting a compact snapshot of daily entertainment and athletic news.
Four White Youths Accused in Coed Assault Case Testimony
Deputy W W Slappey testified that within hours of the incident a Black coed said four white youths assaulted her. He quoted Guie Stoutamire 16 and Wilson Collinsworth 23 admitting intercourse while Patrick Scarborough 20 said he slept in the back seat and David Beagles 18未testified. the victim cried and begged as she described the attack.
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Tallahassee
Flavii
W. W Stappey
Guie Stoutamire
Slappey
W. May Walker
Patrick G. Scarborough
Slappes
William D. Hopkins
Stoutamire
John Rudd
Hopkins
W. W. Slappey
Florida
Victm
Fire destroys five homes. 36 left homeless in Albany incident
A late night fire at 1 30 a m in a garage behind 178 Clinton Ave Albany spread to the adjacent houses, gutting three and causing extensive water damage to others. Eight fire units battled gusty winds 10 to 20 mph for over five hours with no injuries reported.
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Albany
Clinton Ave
Hremen'a
Half Hour of Commercials Planned by KITV
KITV in Hollywood previews a half hour of non stop ads for July 11 from 6:30 to 7 pm on Saturday. Rhazid A Moore, KITV president, envisions tying this block to top national agency spots. The station will not charge advertisers a fee for the all commercial program.
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Staton
Rttv Oor
Los Angeles
Mighty
Rhazid A Moore
KITV
Girl Swimmer Dies After Winning Race at School Pool
An 11 year old girl Geraldine Ferguson died after winning a school pool race at Glens Falls Junior High. Coroner Dr Seymour Hoplan ordered an autopsy to determine cause. A Red Cross instructor said the girl went under while resting at the shallow end and disappeared from view for a moment.
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Glens Falls
Seymour Hoplan
Warren County
Geraldine Ferguso
Geraldine
Phyllis Willams
Red Cross
Utica Police Raid Alleged Horseroom
Four city police arrested two men in Utica on charges of bookmaking in a first raid on an alleged horseroom. State investigation continues as authorities staged raids at several sites. William Marsh, 49, and Joseph Fragetta, 55, both Utica residents, were arrested after surveillance.
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Utica
Utea
Oneda
Patee
Spevial
Robert E. Fuscner
William Marsh
Joseph Fragetta
Mad Bomber Hunted in El Station Blast
Investigators profile a possible psychopath after an explosive device at El Station injures 38, three seriously. A suspect linked to Castro threats fled New York and a photo will be released to victims. Police, state detectives, and fire department lead the probe with FBI not yet involved.
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Boston
Fidel Castro
New York
Bellevue City Hospital
Boston Police
Boston Fire Department
FBI
Massachusetts General Hospital
Trestigatos
Metropolitan Rapid Transit Authority
Underground A Blasts Could Be Hidden Says U S Board
The White House advisory board reports underground atomic tests could be muffled and would require ongoing inspection to enforce a testing ban. Findings from Nevada underground shots inform that three more years are needed to build an effective detection system.
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Washington
White House
Geneva
Presidential Advisory Board
U.S
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Re Bot
U. S
Lloyd Berer
Firestone URW Sign End 58 Day Rubber Strike in 8 Cities
The United Rubber Workers and Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. reached agreements to end a 58 day strike by 18 000 workers across eight Firestone plants. Negotiators settled pension terms and a two year master contract, with pay scales outlined and payroll losses estimated at 17 million dollars.
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Goodyear
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J. E. Trainer
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Goodrich Co
Trainer
Wazes
Virginia O'Hanlon's Santa Clause Letter Lives On
Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas, retiree after 43 years as a Brooklyn public school teacher and principal, hosts a retirement dinner recounting the famous 1897 Santa Claus letter. She remains spirited about faith in kindness, reflecting on her career at PS 401 and plans to live with her daughter in North Chatham, N.Y.
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Virginia
Virginia O'Hanlon
New York Sun
Santa
Laura Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas
Brooklyn
Kronest
Tin Harold
Public School
Santa Claus
Douglas
PS. 401
Wich
Douglas Plas
Robert Temple
North Chatham
N.Y
Craze Syracuse man fatally shoots after stabbings and arson
Charles Crim, 31, stabbed his grandmother and Deputy Chief Paul W. Coombs then set a house ablaze at 621 East Washington, as Police Capt. Samuel Nappi fired, killing Crim after he resisted and threatened with an eight inch knife. Mrs Elizabeth Montgomery was rescued badly burned. Coombs survived with non life threatening injuries. Nappi had earlier fired warning shots.
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Syracuse
Charles Crim
Paul W. Coombs
Coombs
Themen
Crim
Samuel Nappi
Nappi
Elizabeth Montgomery
East Washington St
Castro Names New Ministers In First Government Shakeup
Fidel Castro reshuffles the Cuban cabinet early in his four months in office after a cabinet meeting lasting past midnight. Changes include Raul Roa as foreign minister replacing Roberto Agramonte, and new ministers for agriculture and public health among others. Castro defends agrarian reform and says the United States notes on land expropriation will be studied, while noting the need for periodic government changes.
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Lune
Raul Roa
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Pedro Maet
Repiduins
Umberto Sori Marin
Raquel Perez
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Jatlo Martinez Paez
Pubheneath
Naranjo
Orlando Prizuen
Castro
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Monater
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Concen
Castin
Cabinet Channel
Les Lnose
Rowe Youth Undergoes Surgery to Mend Heart
16 year old Francis F. DiClemente of Rome New York underwent heart surgery at the University of Minnesota to repair a defect between the upper chambers. Surgeons began shortly before 1 a.m. using a mechanical pump to oxygenate blood while the heart was stopped. DiClemente was accompanied by his parents, Mr and Mrs Bernardo DiClemente.
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Minneapoles
GPI
Francis F. Diclemente
Rome
N.Y
University of Minnesota
New Air Defense Plan Unveiled By McElroy
Secretary McElroy announced a defense overhaul cutting about 1142 billion dollars from bomber defense programs and boosting ballistic missile defenses by about 150 million dollars. The plan mixes Army Nike Hercules and Air Force Bomarc missiles, amid service rivalry and Senate committee briefings.
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Washington GP
Neil H. McElroy
Richard B Russell Dgat
Senate Armed Services Committee
McElroy
Russell
Air Force
Fussell
Steel Talks Stuck On Procedure
A 17 member Wage Politics Committee of the United Steelworkers of America meets in New York amid a pay dispute. David J. McDonald urges higher wages as talks stall with the current three year contract due June 30, risking a strike by 506000 workers if no deal is reached. The dispute centers on whether negotiations should be industry or company based or a combination.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
Madaum
David J. McDonald
Fifth Ave Parade Marks Hudson Rites
A Fifth Avenue parade in New York honors Henry Hudson with a three month celebration starting at the Battery. More than three thousand marchers are expected to move from Vanderbilt Place to 38th Street at 7 P.M. The event marks the 350th anniversary of Hudson’s arrival as the discoverer bearing his name.
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Fifth Avenue
Henry Hudson
Dyer Bearigg
the Battery
Fend St
38Th St
Gromyko Eyes Split in West Link on Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko drives to sever the Western link between the current foreign ministers meeting and a later summit. He argues the link is artificial while signaling possible continued pressure on West Berlin demands. Western leaders push for negotiations and a summit only with no separate East German peace treaty.
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John M. Hightower
Geneva
CPI
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Soviet Union
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Gromsky
Berlin
Eisenhower
Moscow
U. S
Palace of Nations
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Sysiets
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murvile
Nikita Khrushchev
Lloyd
Riga
Latvia
Swimmer Donald Richie Drowns in Oswegatchie River
Donald Richie, 19, of Heuvelton, N Y, drowned Thursday while swimming in the Oswegatchie River near Heuvelton. The incident occurred in Oswego County and is under local investigation.
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Heuvelton
N.Y
Donald Richie
Oswegatchie
Lawrence County
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