Russia Malls Last Chance Western Offer Delays Talks
The Big Four foreign ministers postponed talks 24 hours at Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko's request to study the Western compromise for a Berlin settlement. Gromyko's delay followed a private luncheon with Selwyn Lloyd, with Herter and Couve de Murville agreeing to the pause. Western officials warn a rejection could end the six week conference, while some see it as tactical maneuvering for new Russian instructions. Herter hopes to visit West Berlin before departing Europe as the conference winds down.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
U. 53
Christian A. Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Moscow
Berlin
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Cristian Herter
Europe
Herters
United States
A&P to Close 400 New York Stores Over Ongoing Strike
The A P food chain will shut 400 stores in New York City and surrounding counties at 6 p m Saturday if the warehouse workers strike is not settled. About 1 400 Local 852 members seek a 10 a week raise and other benefits as federal mediators report no progress.
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New York
A&p
New York City
Nassau
Suffolk
Westchester
Orange
Rockland
Connecticut
Internatonal Brotherhood of Teamsters
A &P
Inside Radio Television Fulton Phoenix Classified and Obituary notes
A concise listing notes sections on radio and TV guides for Fulton and Phoenix, with classified ads, sports briefings, and funeral notices. Obituaries appear alongside bridge and sport items, reflecting a regional page structure and brief notices for readers.
House Rejects Wheat Control in 215-201 Vote
The House refused by 215 to 201 to accept a compromise wheat surplus control bill and sent it to a Senate House conference to insist on the stricter House version. The plan, effective 1960 1961, would cut wheat acreage allotments 20 percent from the current 535 million acres and raise price supports to 80 percent of parity about $190 a bushel from $181.
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Washington Upi
House Today
Senate House
House
Senate
Girl 17 Found Insane in Killing of Rich Parents
MAULTON Wis Cir cuit Judge Bruce Beifuss ordered 11 year old Jane Dakin committed to a state mental hospital until discharged by law The blonde high school senior was found innocent by reason of insanity of two counts of first degree murder in the rifle slaying of her parents The jury found she was insane at the time of the acts Authorities said Miss Dakin would be taken to Winnebago State Hospital later today She admitted shooting her mother Elizabeth 43 and then her father Thomas 46 with a .22 caliber rifle Seventeen shots were fired and she testified she had discussed Hamlets works with her mother before the slayings
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Maulton
Wis.p
Bruce Beifuss
Jane Dakin
Miss Dakin
Winnebago State Hospital
Elizabeth
Thomas
Army Rebels Pose Threat to Frondizi
Support grows for dissident army groups that have already forced the replacement of Argentina's undersecretary of war by a fervid anti Deroniat in Buenos Aires amid political turmoil.
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Frondizi
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Bulletin Actress Ethel Barrymore Dies
Hollywood news reports the death of famed stage and screen actress Ethel Barrymore in Beverly Hills. She died in her sleep from a chronic heart condition, with her son Samuel Barrymore Colt present.
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Bulletin
Ethel Barrymore
Beverly Halls
Simmuel Barrymore Colt
Announcement of New Major League in July
New York civic leaders reveal plans for a third major league to begin in 1961. William Shea names three backers Mrs Charles Payson Mrs Dorothy Fallam and Dwight F Davis and hints other cities may join including Dallas Fort Worth Houston Minneapolis St Paul Toronto and Denver.
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New York
Bashal
William Shea
Robert F
Dorothy Fallam
Montreal
Dwight F. Davis
Southampton
Y. Davis
Shea
Dallas-Fort Worth
Ffouston
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Toronto
Denver
Freighter Andora Freed After Seaway Stoppage
The 412 foot Andora freighter, aground in the St Lawrence Seaway since May 23, was freed today. Two tugs with winches and four other tugs pulled and pushed the vessel east of the Snell Lock, ending the Seaway closure that began at 4 a.m. and letting the ship move clear just before 1 p.m.
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Massena PF
Andora
United States
Hs Spot
Snell Lock
Sandler Named Acting Secretary of the Senate in Albany
John J Sandler of Albany and aide to Senate Majority Leader Walter Mahoney is named acting secretary of the Senate today. He succeeds Ward Wallefam S Rang who retired after 46 years as a Senate employee. Sandler has served as administrative and labor assistant to Mahoney and will serve until the Senate convenes. The secretary post pays 17340 a year.
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Sandler
Walle Fam S Rang
Senate
Mahoney
Court Knocks Down Faubus School Closing
A three judge federal court in Little Rock voided Gov. Orval Faubus's 1959 law closing Little Rock public high schools for integration and voided the proclamation closing them. The ruling also struck down a companion law diverting funds from the closed schools to others. The decision names U.S. Circuit Judge John B. Sanborn and district judges Axel J. Beck and John E. Muller.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas Supreme Court
U.S
John B Sanborn
St. Paul
Axel J. Beck
Elk Point
S. D
John E Muiller
Fort Smith
Todas
US Supreme Court
Cei- Tau
Desperado Coyle Faces Murder Charge in Philly
John J. Coyle 24 was extradited from Wareham Massachusetts to Philadelphia to face murder charges involving a Philadelphia officer. His brother William 22 was killed by police in Middleboro after a gunfight. The case also includes assaults robberies kidnaping and auto larceny charges.
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Wareham
Mass
John J. Coyle
William
Middleboro
Philadelphia
Coyle
L. Francis Lallan Coyle
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Justice Coyle
Middleboro Cranberry
John
Tragic Fire Claims Two-Year-Old Boy
A two year old boy, William M. Holloway, perished when he darted from two babysitters into a blazing bedroom in a four family frame house. Fifteen residents escaped as the two story building burned. Lois Dexter and Robert Dexter tried to help the child but were forced to flee as heat drove them away.
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William M. Holloway
Lois Dexter
Robert
Robert Dexter
William
Missing New York Boy Searched By Hundreds After Lake Winnisook Disappearance
In Phoenicia, New York, about 600 volunteers aided by Stewart Air Force Base personnel searched rugged Catskill terrain for year old David Raleigh who vanished after a storm near Lake Winnisook. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Raleigh of Fayetteville, county, fear the worst. The boy reportedly ran toward a lodge when a storm hit while riding with his father and others.
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Phoenicla
N.y.pi
David Raleigh
Catskill
Stewart Air Force Base
Newpurgh
Alr
Stuart Raleigh
Fayetteville
Onondaga County
David
von Lake Winnisook
Sanda
Worst Storm In Years In Miami Leaves Hundreds Hurt
Severe storm and tornado-like winds battered Miami and nearby areas, injuring at least 100 people and causing over 1 million dollars in damage. The Red Cross aided over 1,000 affected families as homes and businesses suffered extensive destruction along a 12 mile path. No deaths were reported.
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Miami
Fla
Highway Patrol
Weather Bureau
Florida
Tampa
Cape Canaveral Missile Test Center
Jupiter Island
Palm Beach
Red Cross
Bayfront
Frank Vasellotti
Florida Highway Patrol
79Th Street Causeway
Stewart Cooley
S. 8
Pope
Don Shoemaker
John Brandt
Brandt
Civil Defense
George Ferro
North Bayshore Drive
Ken
Royal Jet Takes Queen and Prince to Canada
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip fly from Newfoundland to begin a 45 day Canadian tour aboard a jet airliner. British warships and planes guard the route as Ottawa hosts crowds and officials board the destroyer escort Galineau while 200 reporters cover the event and engineers test a new transatlantic TV relay.
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ST Johns
Queen Elizabeth Ho
Prince Philip
Atlantic
Canada
Argentia
Placentia Bay
Tiis Cus
Torbay Field
St. Johns
Argenta
Royal Ai Force
Prine Alimste
Jon Diefenbaker
Hom
Ottawa
Vineceunt Masses
Galineau
British Broadcasting Corp
London
Plague at Philadelphia General Hospital Diagnosed as Bacillary Dysentery
An outbreak at Philadelphia General Hospital infected 108 people including many doctors and nurses. The illness identified is bacillary dysentery with hospitalwide concerns and needed containment measures.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia General Hospital
Liberace jury wink tipped good news after libel win
Mrs Jean Friend, a juror, winked at Liberace three minutes before the High Court verdict announcing he had won £8 000 against the Daily Mirror for implying he was homosexual. She later told reporters she did not let feelings affect her duties. The verdict was welcomed by Liberace as he left the court, then called his mother with the news.
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Liberace
Smong
London Daily Mirror
Mirror
William Connor
Connors
Radio
London
CPI
Jean Friend
Daily Mirror
Dan
William N . Connor
Wall File
Chiswick
Barbara Takes Apalachin Mob Parley Secrets to His Grave
Joseph Barbara, host of the Apalachin gangster meeting, died after a heart attack. He had guarded the meaning of the 1957 gathering and faced a possible testimony order from state investigators. Barbara’s death ends a life linked to the end of the Apalachin conspiracy.
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Barbara
Johnson City
UPI
Joseph Barbara
Apalachin
Ness
Endicott
Wilson Memorial Hospital
Fire Blaze At Newark Hotel Sends 29 Guests Out In Nightwear
A Newark New York hotel fire forced 29 people to flee to the street in night clothing. The blaze started in a cellar stairway and spread to the dining room and main staircase of the three story building. No injuries reported and two unknown men were relocated to nearby hotels. Damages to the 50 room hotel were not estimated. Fire officials cited spontaneous combustion of an oily mop as the probable cause.
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Newark
Gardemer
Dinme
Wayne County
Mother of Two Faces Slaying Charge in Rockaway
Irene Kowal 34 arraigned on homicide charge for hammer attack that killed husband William Kowal 38 as he slept in their Rockaway Queens home. Their two children Richard 11 and Barbara 10 were asleep in another room. Kowal reportedly feared losing the children.
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New York
Wpi
Irene Kowal
William
Rockaway
Queens
Richard
Barbara
Jacksonville Journal Sold to Florida Times Union
Jacksonville officials announced the sale of the Jacksonville Journal to the Florida Times Union due to rising production costs. John H. Perry, president, said terms were not announced.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jacksonville Journal
Florida Times-Union
John H. Perry
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