Elizabeth and Philip Tour Canadian Industrial Heartland
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip tour northwest of Quebec City meeting workers and visiting aluminum mills and hydro plants en route to a St. Lawrence Seaway opening with President Eisenhower. They tour Labrador carbon mine, talk with pit crews and miners, observe Montagnais and Eskimo communities, and sail Britannia to Gaspe.
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Relman Morin
Chicoltiml
Elizabeth Uo
Canada
Prince Phiip
Saguenay
Quebec City
Eisenhower
St. Lawrence
Labrador
Elizabeth
Cnatied
Phillip
Vie Misers
Lanprador
Montagnais
Avalanche Claims Scout on Mount Hood Deadly Crevasse Sweep
Five climbers were swept into a 30 foot crevasse on Mt Hood as ice and snow loosened by sun broke away near the summit. David Draper, 16, an Explorer Scout from Vancouver Washington, died in Portland eight hours after the accident at the 11245 foot level. The group of five was roped together. four other climbers were shaken but freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timberline Lodge
Ore
Mt. Hood
David Draper
Vancouver
Wash
Portland
Sesionsiy Hort
Inside Radio TV 2 Classifieas and Local Notes
A compact page lists radio and TV classifieds, sports results, market notices, Fulton and Bridget items, and an obituary notice. Includes brief entries for Phoenix 41 Bridget sports, Market 7, Fulton 11, with terse notices and local briefs.
Louisville Lawyer Duo Rivalry Shapes Family Practice
In Albany New York a mother daughter law team Hugnett and Hugnet operates between courthouse zones. Maude Hugett aged near 71 and Josephine Hugett partner in a long career reveal a rare dynamic shared by kin and law. The piece notes their practice scope and family ties amid a changing legal landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Josephine Josephine
Hugnett and
Hugnet
Soner
Maude Hugett
Josephine
Romante
Saude
Maude
Law
Uni
Tennessee
Josephine Wonat Boty
LWT
Herter Reports To Eisenhower On Geneva Meet
Secretary of State Christian Herter briefed President Eisenhower for an hour on the deadlocked Geneva talks now recessing until July 12. He announced plans for a nationwide broadcast to explain Western efforts to ease East West tensions and addressed summit prospects with Khrushchev. He stressed no discussion of a summit occurred during Geneva and noted Soviet aims to absorb West Berlin and leave Germany divided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chrstian
Herter
Eisenhower
Geneva
Herte
Sovet Union
Berth
Sfucom
NBC
CBS
Abc-Tv
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrej Gromyko
Horter
West Belin
Germany
Augsbury Named to Seaway Advisory Board
Washington nominates Frank A. Augsbury Jr. of Ogdensburg to join the Seaway Development Corp advisory board. The 34 year old Republican heads Hall Corp. of Canada and George Hall Corp. of Ogdensburg and operates cargo fleets on the Great Lakes and St Lawrence River. He succeeds the late Edward J. Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Frank A. Augsbury Jr. i
Ogdensburg
N. C
Aly Isany
St Lawrence Seaway Development Corp
Augsbury
Hall Corp
Canada
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
George Hall Corp
Augsburg
Edward J. Noble
Four in Family Perish in Fire at Matthews Virginia
A Navy commander Cmdr. Daniel Grant Bail, 39, his wife Betty Carter Howell Bail, 36, and their two daughters Melisa and Virmma died in a bungalow fire in Mathews. Daniel Bail Jr., 1, survived taken to Portsmouth Naval Hospital. The blaze on the one story summer home is under investigation. cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Portsmouth
Daniel Grant
New London
Carter Howell
Miles
Melesa
Wirmma
Portsmouth Hospital
Daniel Jr
M Baus
Famih
Tarriman Seeks Visa to Visit China
Moscow dispatch reports that Peiping refused a visa for journalist W. Averell Harriman. Tarriman, former New York governor, says Peiping told him a new application would be considered next year. He notes Soviet Union involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
China
Eve W. Averell Harriman
New York City Lawyer Chosen Commander of Jewish War Veterans
Aman uel Targum, assistant corporation counsel of New York City, is elected commander of the Jewish War Veterans of New York State at a Sunday convention in Monticello. The selection marks his ascent to the head of the state organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewisid Vets
Monticello Ip
Amanuel Targum
Asistant Corporation
New York City
Jewish War Veterans of
New York State
Ten Days Left to Seek Steel Accord
Pittsburgh negotiators race to settle a new labor contract as the June 30 deadline nears. USW President David J. McDonald seeks substantial wage gains while steel executives push for no wage increases. Industry warns of a potential strike amid firm stances, with government opposition to price hikes and growing union solidarity from other trades.
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Pittsburgh Lps
United Steelworkers Union
USW
David J. McDonald
New York
Eisenhower
McDonald
Beg Industr
Jolly L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Mother Disappears After Baby Is Born
Middletown authorities seek a mother who left the hospital after giving birth to a one pound baby. The woman used the name Mrs Rose Slatter Bridge and fled Sunday after a Friday admission. Hospital says the birth occurred last week and the mother gave no valid address. The baby, named Millam by the father, is reportedly in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Slatter
Middletown
Risgepom
Sne Gae
Millam
Beeved
Congress Races To Pass Appropriation Bills Before July 1
Washington reports Congress must push to approve as many annual spending bills as possible before the new fiscal year starts July 1. Senate and House versions must be reconciled, with key issues including foreign aid, anti racketeering labor, civil rights, and federal education aid. Democratic loyalty wavers threaten action on gas tax and postal rate hikes while debt limits may rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Eisenhower
National Committee For
NCEC
Robert R. Nathan
Americans For Democratic Action
Sumner Welles
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Archibald Macleish
Oscar Hammerstein
ADA
Nathan
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Millions of Chinese Travail to Halt Vast Floods
Desperate efforts by millions along the Pearl River delta as dikes rush to hold back floods in Kwangtung and Kwangsi provinces. Rainfall around Kuangshung area and forecasts of peak floods by Tuesday or Wednesday heighten alarm. Local radio reports 12 inches of rain in nearby Kuangs from June 15.
Cardinal Cushing Calls Teaching of Communism
Cardinal Cushing urges teaching communism in high schools and colleges on a local TV program. He argues students should understand its evil and study it to recognize dangers, comparing it to public health warnings about cancer.
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Cardinal Cushing
Buston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Roman Catarolic Arc
Retired Farmer William Fuein Turns 103 in Williamsville
William E Fuein a retired farmer of suburban Williamsville celebrated his 103rd birthday today Born in Buffalo he reached the milestone amid family well wishes and local recognition The event marks a long life in the community with roots tied to farming and local history
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Buffalo
William E. Fuein
Willamsville
Tis
Mrs America winner from Iowa embraces new role
Margaret Priebe a 36 year old Des Moines housewife was crowned Mrs America in Lauderdale Florida and will spend a busy year in the title. Her husband Clarke Priebe helps with the four children as the couple adjusts to the new role amid prizes including household items a kitchen goods a boat and an air tour to South America. Her children are Margaret 13 Gregory 9 Douglas 7 and Naren Jane 3.
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Lauderdale
America
Ielen Giesse
Cleveland
Ohio
Giesse
New York
Des Moines
Margaret
Gregory
Douglas
Naren Jane
Probesbie
South America
Four White Boys Life Sentences for Negro Co ed Attack
Louisiana reels from political crisis as Governor Earl K Long fights restraint and possible insanity. Doctors report paranoid schizophrenia delusions while Frazer acts as acting governor. Speculation swirls over sanity hearing or habeas corpus action as legal battles loom amid hospital stay near Mandeville.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Ga. Earl K. Long
Dia State Mental Hospital
Southeast Louisiana Hospital
Mandeville
New Orleans
Chester Williams
East Baton Rouge Parish
Long
Joseph Arthur Sims
Hammond
Sims
Covington
Barbara Barbara Sr Buried With Secret Gangland Ties
Delegates from Enticot area gathered as Barbara Sr was carried to the grave with secrets about a gangland convention. He died from heart disease after a drive to a Roman Catholic Mass, followed by a large funeral cortege and burial at Calvary cemetery near Endicott.
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Joseph Barbara Sr
Jus Hame
Barbara
Emmanuel Zicari
Nene
Anthony J. Guarneri
Pasquale Tucrigiano
Bartolo Guccia
Endicott
aNto
Joseph Jr
Toen
Harbara
Angela
St Anthony of Padua Roman _ Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Oakdale
Endiecott
Suffocation in Plastic Sheet Case Reported
A year old Carol La Barre suffocated Sunday night under a plastic sheet in a playpen at her maternal grandparents' home. The child’s parents, Kenneth and Mrs La Barre of Apalachin, were present. Police theorize the plastic sheet was pulled from a chest into the playpen and wrapped around her head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol la Barre
la Barre
Kenneth V. la Barre
Apalachin
Polye
Casowil
Lloyd's Mother Dies in Hmoylare England
Mrs J W Lloyd mother of Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd died Sunday night in Hmoylare England at age 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmoylare
England
J. W Lloyd
Selwyn Lloyd
Miami Sees Sun After Record 20-Inch Rainfall
Miami wakes to clear skies after nearly 20 inches of rain in seven days. The Weather Bureau notes showers may linger briefly but a return to summer pattern is near. Flooded streets and lawns disrupted business as severe rainfall set a June record.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Tallahassee
Everglades
Florida judge imposes life terms on four white youths
In Tallahassee Florida Circuit Judge W May Walker sentenced four white defendants Ted Collinsworth David Beagles Patrick Scarborough and Olie Stoutamire to life imprisonment for raping a 19 year old Black coed The judge noted mercy from the jury and warned of harsher outcomes but stated no death sentence would be issued The youths 14 year old jurist rule and parole prospects after six months were mentioned as well as Raiford Prison transport following sentencing
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Tallahassee
Fla. Ge
W. May ‘Walker
Florida
Walton
Ted) Collinsworth
David Ervin Beagles
Patrick Gene Scarborough
Air Force
Olie Stoutamire
Jturn
God
Walker
Raiford State Prison
Here
Raiford
Hagerty to Undergo Appendix Operation at Walter Reed
White House press secretary James C Hagerty will have appendix surgery today at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Anne Wheaton said there is no cause for alarm and no emergency. Hagerty left the White House for a checkup that revealed the need for appendix removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerty
Washington
White House
James C Hagerty
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Anne Wheaton
Red China unrest at all time peak signals possible army shift
Robertson, retiring assistant secretary of state for the Far East, told Congress that unrest in Red China is at an all time peak. He doubted Peiping could be overthrown by its only rebels but suggested the army might eventually side with the people. The censored testimony was released by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Wastunglloon
Red China
Walter
Robertson
Congress
Far East
Peiping Rez
Onny
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Bridget
Fulton
Albany
Seaway Advisory Board
RED
Iowa
Ethel Barrymore
Hollywood
Tne
Church of the Good Shepherd
Beverly
Miss Barrymore
A.mear
Joan
Lionel
Lloyd
Canandaigua UP
York State Society of Newspaper Editors Today
C. B. King
Buffalo Courier-Express
King
Society
Norman R. Baker
Rockland County Journal-Newa
Nyack
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