President Hits Senate Action On Nomination
President Eisenhower condemned the Senate rejection of Lewis L. Strauss as Secretary of Commerce as a sad episode. He praised Strauss for proven ability and integrity, noting the 49 46 roll call split and the political clash over Dixon Yates. Strauss met with Eisenhower after the vote and spoke of adversity without bitterness.
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Gromyko Rejects West Berlin Stopgap Plan In Geneva
In Geneva the Big Four meet as Andrei Gromyko rejects Western stopgap Berlin proposals. Khrushchev speeches in Moscow demand end to Allied occupation while Western diplomats push for continued West Berlin status. Recess set to July 13 as talks stall.
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Berlin
Geneva
Betty Hutton Hospital Checkup Reported
Actress Betty Hutton is in the hospital for a long overdue checkup doctors say she has been feeling tired recently and is expected to be released this weekend. The 38 year old entertainer entered the hospital for examination amid public concern.
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Holly
Inside Radio TV and Classifieds Highlights
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Khrushchev Seeks Summit If Geneva Talks Fail
Premier Khrushchev told a Kremlin rally that a heads of state conference may be needed if Geneva foreign ministers fail to reach an agreement. He expressed willingness for multiple summit meetings and warned that Allied West Berlin occupation must end, threatening a separate peace with East Germany if Western powers do not bow to terms.
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Christian A . Herter
Selwon Liod
Maurive Come de Munille
Gromiko
Khrrushchev
Gromyko
Khrushchev
Berlin
Sand
Gromko
Iia
Moscow
Geneva
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
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Raat
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Upi
Nikita Khrushchev
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Kremlin
East Germany
Erhard Hints He May Resign German Post
Bonn West Germany economics minister Ludwig Erhard hinted at resignation amid CDU caucus fallout after Konrad Adenauer decided to stay as chancellor. Erhard challenged claims of political inexperience and resisted a flat denial of a New York Times interview report.
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Ludwig Erhard
Todas
Christian Democrat Party
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Adenauer
New York Times
Erhard
Rock to Give Murderer Hearing
Gov Rockefeller will hold a clemency hearing for Joseph B. Hughes of Buffalo, imprisoned for first degree murder in the Spinaci holdup shooting. Convicted June 2 1958 the jury recommended life. the death sentence remains and Hughes is set to die in the Sing Sing electric chair July 7.
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Joseph B. Hughes
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T Hughes
Vincent Spinaci
Spinaci
Carlton A. Fisher
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Sing Sing Prison
Boat Found Tied to Missing Staten Island Teens
A 14 foot outboard boat matching the craft used by three Staten Island youths last Sunday was found capsized 25 miles east of the Shark River inlet New Jersey. The Congo named boat surfaced by a fishing vessel. The Coast Guard dispatched the cutter Yeaton and two amphibious planes to search the water for bodies.
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Staten Island
Shark River
N. J
Coast Guard
Congo
Yeaton
Convicted Man From Ogdensburg Faces Sentencing in Fatal Crash
Robert G Mills, 35, of Ogdensburg was convicted by a St Lawrence County Court jury on criminal negligence in a highway collision that killed a husband and wife. He will be sentenced Monday by Judge Donald E. Sanford.
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Robert G Mills
Ogdensburg
St Lawrence
Donald E. Sanford
Printer Strike Shuts Two Kansas City Papers
A printers strike idled the Kansas City Star and the Kansan cutting Missouri’s two largest cities from daily papers. ITU Local 80 members voted 311 to 20 for action, with concerns over scenery and fringe benefits cited, while wage talks anticipated a July 1 1960 hours-per-week change.
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PIA
Kansas City Star
Kan
Kansan
Missouri
Post- Dispatch
Globe Democrat
St. Louis
International Tspomaphical Union
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Star
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Farher
Unon Secnery
Suike Tote
Governor Earl Long Put in Mental Hospital After Outburst
Louisiana Governor Earl Long was committed to the Southeast State Mental Hospital in Mandeville after a tense confrontation with police. Lt. Gov. Luther Frazar, using an attorney general ruling, may assume the governorship again in 21 days if Long cannot serve.
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Galveston
Tex
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Gaernor
Southeast
Louis
Texaco Plans 765 Million Purchase of Superior Oil
Texaco Inc. announces plan to acquire Superior Oil Co of California for about 765 million dollars. Augustus (Texaco) and William M. Keck of Superior say they seek an understanding in principle for the merger. The combined company would control a large share of U.S. oil production, challenging Standard Oil of New Jersey as a top domestic producer.
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Superior Oil Co
SEW York LP
Terxaco Inc
Superior Oil Coa
California
Long Texaco
William M. Keck
Superior
United
A .Ear Aco
Tex
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Ciide
Ethel Barrymore Dies Quietly at 79 in California
Hollywood mourns the death of Ethel Barrymore, last of the Barrymore acting dynasty. She died in her sleep at Bevers Hillis apartment after a yearlong heart ailment and would have turned 80 on August 15. Buried at Calvary Cemetery Monday, she left a six decade career on stage and screen with Oscar and nominations to her name.
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Othel Barrymore
Bevers Hillis
Miss Barrymore
Calvary Cemetery
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Lionel
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Ethel
New York
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Ethel Barrymore
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Fragmentary Verse Snippet Reflects Grief and Pride
A torn scrap quotes Anderson reacting to news with quiet tears and lines about a new star on the chalk, the glory of weaving, and infinite sorrow, suggesting a literary tribute or stage moment captured in a museum fragment.
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Hospital Strike Settlement Reported Set
Tentative settlement of a six week hospital strike was reached at City Hall today as the nonprofit hospitals association and union leaders promised a recommendation to members. Nurses and other hospital workers would vote Monday on accepting terms after a peace meeting led by Major Robert B. Warner.
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Wasner
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Ike at Farm For Weekend
President spends weekend at a rural Pennsylvania farm. Air travel began from the White House grounds aboard a helicopter, taking about forty five minutes. He plans to return Sunday for a visit to Washington.
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Glpinsburg Pa Op
Esemeower
Tham
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Teen Slayer of Tot Not to Be Tried for Murder
Philadelphia district attorney said the boy, a Tot student, will be tried in Municipal Court after confessing to strangling a young girl in an apparent assault. The charge and possible transfer to a mental institution for treatment of emotional disturbance are under review.
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To Bey
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Paladelpha
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Edowaru
Cooney
Mamipal Court
Young Cooney
Aonos
Holt
Living Costs Rise to Record High in May
Labor Department data show consumer price index at a new high for May with spendable earnings also at record levels. Factory workers supporting a four person family averaged 1133 a week after tax and 87349 for a single worker, reflecting higher hours and pay. Price gains spread across food housing clothing medical and personal care, with food up one tenth of one percent as seasonal factors push costs higher into summer.
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Labor Department
Warker
Nise
Riley
Fairchild
Hughes, Martin
North
Ruey
Missing Boy Search Expands as Volunteers Rally
Volunteers from Syracuse and Raleigh area communities join National Guardsmen Boy Scouts professionals and neighbors in a widening hunt for a missing boy near Lake Winni- sook. Despite cold rain searchers enter the seventh day with no steel progress in labor talks.
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Noor
Sidte Porce
Catania
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Careads
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Promi
Syracuse
Queen Tours Newfoundland Amid Fogbound Welcome
Queen Elizabeth II begins a six week tour of Canada with a program in St Johns Newfoundland. She and Prince Philip weather a foggy arrival and inspect government buildings before traveling to Gawler to open a new airport terminal.
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Goverment Seuse
Little Rock High Schools May Reopen
In Little Rock Arkansas a federal three judge panel struck down a school law that would have kept the schools closed for the 1968-69 year. Officials expected re opening under a token integration plan previously approved by courts and many students faced returning to classes.
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Orval E. Faulhs
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