U S Postpones Venus Rocket
NASA postponed three space shots a Venus duo of probes and a high Earth satellite due to engineering difficulties. The Venus missions delayed at least 18 months with mid January 1961 as a new best window, while the high orbit test, set for April, was postponed after two prior delays.
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Washington
United States
Venus
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
NASA
Space
Accused Black man in custody after slaying white housewife
Ora Lee Rogers of Ville Platte was arrested after the fatal attack on Mrs. Lumley Guillory in her Reddell store. Authorities planned to charge him with assault and related offenses as an Evangeline Parish grand jury session was anticipated.
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Alexandria
Lagpa
Ora Lee Rogers
Ville Platte
Rapides Parish
Rogers
Lumley Guillory
Reddell
L. O. Fuesilier
Bergamo Delegation Presents Tiara to Pope John
Bergamo people presented a beehive shaped triple crown tiara to Pope John in a special audience at the Vatican Clementine Hall. The tiara, weight about two pounds, features 20 diamonds 16 emeralds 68 rubies and 70 pearls and is valued at 865 000.
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Vatican City
John Viiii
Bergamo
Italy
Vatican
Sotto Il Monte
Classified Obituary Inside
Inside 6 Classified Obituary 12 Fulton Sports 7 Phoenix 10 features a brief notice of deaths and a local sports roundup highlighting Fulton teams and Phoenix-area scores, names, and upcoming events.
Panama Holds 87 Cuban Invaders After Surrender in Capital
Cuban invaders surrendered in Panama City after arriving in eight guarded buses. Fidel Castro may seek leniency for the group now in Panamanian courts. The surrender occurred under a 21 nation OAS fact-finding team amid U S coast patrols and border watch.
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Panama
Fidel Castro
Caribbean
Nombre de Dios
U.S
J. D. Bazan
Organization of American States
Four White Men Kidnap and Attack Florida A and M Coed
A Black Florida A and M coed was abducted at gunpoint by four white men near the campus early today. Deputies say the suspects, named Patrick Scarborough William Collinsworth David Eagles and a 16 year old, were arrested after the girl was found in their car. she suffered shock and injuries.
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Tallahassee
Ft. Fisher
N.C
William Collinsworth
David Ervin Eagles
Slappey
Florida A. & M
Thomas Butterfield
Richard
Storms Cool Summer Heat Across Upper Midwest
Storms cooled a summer heat wave in the Northern Plains while the East stayed mild. A tornado hit Somerset south of San Antonio causing about 200000 dollars in damage with no injuries. another tornado reported near Sabinas, Texas unroofed several houses with no injuries. Rain dampened areas from the Mississippi Valley to the Great Lakes. Eldorado Texas saw a gusty one inch rainfall. Temperatures ranged from 70s in Minnesota to 90s in the Northern Plains, with Aberdeen, S.D. hitting 102 and Reno at 36 in Utah.
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Plains
Somerset
San Antonio
Tex
Sabinas
Mississippi Valley
Upper
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Eldorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Phoenix
Aberdeen
S.D
Redwood Falls
Minn
Fargo
N. D
Atlantic Coast
Utah
Nevada
Reno
Walt Disney Daughter Plans Quick Santa Monica Wedding
Sharon Mae Disney, 22, daughter of Walt Disney, and Robert B. Brown, 30, an interior designer, were issued a marriage license in Santa Monica California with plans to wed within the next 10 days.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Walt Disney
Sharon Mae Disney
Robert B. Brown
Marrriage Ucense
Censure of Morse Over Mrs Luce Row Unlikely
Washington reports that Senate censure of Sen. Wayne Morse over inquiries to Mrs. Luce’s doctor appears remote. Capehart urged formal reprimand for Morse, while Democrats dismissed the move as political rhetoric amid the Luce Brazil matter. Eisenhower and Nixon reacted to Mrs. Luce’s resignation with mixed feelings.
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Morse
Washington
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Clare Boothe Luce
Brazil
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Indiana Republican
Oregon Democrat
Capehart
Michael Rosenbluth
New York
Mer Law School
Strontium 90 In Watch Dials Ban Distribution
Three watchmakers were ordered by the Atomic Energy Commission to halt distribution of luminous watch dials containing strontium 90. General Time Corp Elgin National Watch Co and Bulova Watch Co were cited for imported dials and watches, with warnings about potential hazards and details on shipments and testing.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
General Time Corp
Westelox Division
la Salle
Elgin National Watch Co
Elgin
Bulova Watch Co
Flushing
N. Y
Westfield
Louisburg, \. C
U S Rubber Strike Ends After Twenty Two Days
The United Rubber Workers Union and U S Rubber Co reach a settlement ending a 22 day strike affecting 26 000 workers across 18 plants in 11 states. Firestone and B F Goodrich remain on strike while Goodyear avoided a work stoppage with a separate agreement. Details of the deal were not disclosed.
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U. S
New York
United Rubber Workers Union
U. S. Rubber Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
U.S. Rubber
Rockefeller Names MacCrate Counsel for New York
Ui Gov Rockefeller announced he will appoint Robert MacCrate as his counsel to replace Roswell B Perkins who resigns in about a month. MacCrate, 37, lives in Port Washington with his wife and two children. He is son of former NY Supreme Court Justice John MacCrate and is a Harvard Law School graduate.
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Rockefeller
McCrate
New York
Robert MacCrate
Roswell B. Perkins
Perkins
MacCrate
Port Washington
New York Supreme Court
John MacCrate
Maverford College
Nass
Harvard Law School
Senator McCarthy Leaves $127000 Estate in Wisconsin
The estate of the late Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin is valued around 179,942 with debts and claims totaling about 853,000. The estate includes 385,680 in personal property 886,538 in insurance and 89,702 in jointly held property. His widow Jean McCarthy is named sole heir. He died May 2, 1957, with Outagamie County Judge Stanley A. Staidl approving the final accounting.
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Senator McCarthy
Appleton
Wisc
Joseph RB. McCarthy
Rwis
Jean
Outagamie
Stanley A. Staidl
McCarthy
Two Men Killed by Hit Run Taxi in Manhattan
Police report two men fatally injured by a taxi in Manhattan as they crossed Central Park West. Names listed as Booker T. Yates 18 Henry Williams 34 and John Wallace 22 all from Manhattan. Wallace fled with lacerations to his right hand.
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New York
Cpi
Manhattan
Booker T. Yates
Henry Williams
John Wallace
Central Park West
Wallace
When She Says Stop She Means Stop Bus Case in New York
Miss Es tele Brown won a $100 damages award and her bus fare from Fifth Avenue Coach Co after a driver failed to stop at her transfer request. The Manhattan court judge scolded drivers in general saying soft words should be used, calling them modern Jehus.
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New York
Estele Brown
Midtown
58Th St
59Th St
Third Ave
Iby
Miss Brown
Municipal Court
Maurice Wahl
Fifth Avenue Coach Co
Wahl
Joseph Ponticello
Dag Hammarskjold rules out UN force for Berlin crisis
Dag Hammarskjold in Copenhagen dismissed the idea of a UN military or civil authority in Berlin citing practical considerations. He urged holding an East West summit within the UN Security Council framework and noted no concrete proposals for a UN presence. He warned that opposition from France and West Germany may block such options.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
Berlin
LU. N. Security Council
Security Council
Hammarskjold
West Berlin
Lebanon
Middle East
France
West Germany
S. N
Geneva
Godfrey In Excellent Condition After Lung Cancer Operation
Arthur Godfrey remains in excellent condition at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after lung cancer surgery. A hospital bulletin at 7 am reports he had a comfortable night and was out of bed twice Friday afternoon. Frank Lavigna, co pilot of the TV star, told police his Hasbrouck Heights station wagon was broken into Friday night with jewelry and clothing valued at 1040 dollars stolen.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Godfrey
Hasbrouck Heights
Frank Lavigna
McHugh Named State Commerce Commissioner in New York
Keith McHugh, 64, sworn in as New York state commissioner of commerce and described as the state's No 2 salesman. He resigned as president of the New York Telephone Co to take the job, citing Gov Rockefeller as the No 1 salesman. He urged greater salesmanship and praised the labor force and the St Lawrence Seaway opening as boosts.
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New York
New State Commissioner of Commerce
Keith
McHugh
New York Telephone “O
Rockefeller
Derby Field Shrinks to 17 as On-and-On Is Scratched
In Louisville trainer Jimmy Jones scratched Calumet Farms' On-and-On from the SSth Kentucky Derby field, leaving 17 starters. Jones announced the move shortly after sending the colt a quarter for a mile.
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Louisville
Jimmy Jones
Calumet Farms
Jones
Calumet Farres
New AF Missile Boss Survived Death Jump
In 1943 Lt. Col. Ozzie Rutland survived a flaming aircraft bailout at 370 mph during a test flight. Now Brig. Gen. Osmond Jay Ritland leads the Air Force ballistic missiles division, guiding Atlas Titan Minuteman and Thor programs with a record of overcoming early setbacks and pushing space goals.
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Inglewood
Calif
Ozzie Rutland
Air Force
Ozzie
Ritland
Wright Air Development Center
Ohio
Osmond Jay Ritland
Bernard Schriever
Air Research and Development Command
Mother shoots three children then suicides in California
In Concord California a mother Barbara Snowden 27 shot her children Robert 1 Nancy Ann 2 and Suzanne 7 in the head after a quarrel with her husband Ray 33 then killed herself. The four children were found by the father on returning from a liquor store run and Nancy Ann and Suzanne were reported in very poor condition at Children's Hospital in Oakland.
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Concord
Calif
Barbara C. Snowneden
Robert
Nancy Ann
Suzanne
Children's Hospital
Oakland
Ronald W. Orin
Ray
West Accord Over Berlin Terms Reached In Paris Talks
Secretary of State Herter reported to President Eisenhower that the Paris talks among Britain France West Germany ministers were very successful and produced complete agreement on the Western position for Geneva negotiations beginning May 11. He described the accord as both in spirit and substance and said details were settled before the Geneva talks.
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Hammarskjold
Students Association
Geneva
U. N
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Berlin
Germany
Gettysburg
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Russia
Herter
Paris
Washington
West Germany
Douglas Dilson
Robert Murphy
Lou Henderson
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fire Chief Piercey Honored in Surprise Retirement Mixup
In Salt Lake City Mayor Adiel F Stewart staged a retirement ceremony for Fire Chief J K Piercey after reading of his long career. Piercey protested the surprise, saying he had no plans to retire, while an aide explained the gesture and Piercey received the plaque noting 40 years of service.
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Salt Lake City
Adiel F. Stewart
J. K. Piercey
Piercey
Stewart
U S Boy Scouts in Japan for Camporee near Tokyo
About 1,100 American Boy Scouts and 200 Japanese guests gathered near Tokyo for a camporee. The event featured Dr. Ryutaro Azuma, newly elected governor of Tokyo, as a distinguished visitor.
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U. S
BOY Scouts
Japan
Tokyo
Haldjing
Ryutaro Azuma
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