Menon sees door opened for more U S airmen release
Indian diplomat V K Krishna Menon after meeting President Eisenhower said the release of four American fliers by Red China had opened the door to freedom for others. He cautioned U S China tensions could ease with concerted effort and expected further talks with Eisenhower and Dulles.
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Red China
Krishna Menon
White House
James Hagerty
Dulles
A O
Peiping
India
United States
Tim
Nehru
Chou En-lai
U. S
House Studies Ways To Pay Vets Bonus
Concord with a major Appropriations Committee hearing considers financing a $100 veteran bonus for Korean War veterans via bonds. Hotels and social clubs would fund the cost through reduced wholesale liquor discounts and license fee changes possibly revived as an amendment. Estimated annual amortization around $70,000 could be covered by lowering the wholesale discount from 10 percent to 6 percent for larger licensees, while smaller operators may face a greater impact.
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House Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
Massaro Fences New Building on Badgers Island
Kittery zoning clash between Board of Selectmen and Vito Massaro over a Badgers Island office and storage building moves to a July 6 hearing in Alfred after a restraining order halted construction. Massaro bought the property anticipating a commercial zone. officials say the site is residential and lacked a permit. Massaro calls the permit denial discriminatory.
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Kittery
Board of Selectmen
Vito P. Massaro
Badgers Island
Massaro
York County Superior Court
Alfred
Selectmen
Cecil J. Siddall
N E Regions Linked Into Hurricane Warning Net
New England joins the hurricane warning circuit as the season opens at midnight. Chief forecaster Gordon Dunn notes rising New England hurricane activity since 1938. The net now reaches New Haven Bridgeport Providence and Boston, extending about 2500 miles from Brownsville for the longest run in its history.
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Fla. Uw
New England
Gordon Dunn
Washington
New York
Carol
Edna
Hazel
U.S
Canada
New Haven
Bridgeport
Providence
Boston
Portland
Brownsville
Britain ends 17 day railway strike with settlement
London AP reports Britain’s 17 day railway strike ended today after talks at the Ministry of Labor. Big Tim Campbell, leader of the nonstriking National Union of Railwaymen, said a settlement has now been reached.
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London
Britain
Big Tim Campbell
National Union of Railwaymen
NUR
Ministry of Labor
City in the dark over 300 Antworth Acres relocation dispute
A New York regional PHA letter reveals the agency still considers using 300 Wentworth Acres units for relocation. Portsmouth has resisted taking over the 306 units, and a formal City Council resolution remains to define official procedure. The regional director notes the issue is unresolved and that grounds exist to split the Acres for relocation.
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Portsmouth
Antworth Acres
Public Housing Administration
Acres
South End
PHA
New York City
Herman Hillman
Wentworth Acres
Federal
Nationwide Strike Backs Perons War on Catholics
In Buenos Aires President Juan Peron marshaled a nine hour nationwide strike to show loyalty amid his feud with the Roman Catholic Church. He urged calm and vigilance after a three day wave of clashes, with fresh rioting around the Metropolitan Cathedral and Archbishops Palace. Police said 29 injured and about 470 arrested as Peronistas and Catholic loyalists clashed.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Peron
Plaza de Mayo
Cathe
Episcopal Palace
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Peronista Movement
Eva
Angel. Borlenghi
Mendez San Martin
Carlos Aloe
Juan D. Peron
Metropolitan
Kittery Sets June 24 Polio Vaccination Clinic
Maine towns move to immunize first and second graders against polio. In Berwick 109 pupils are slated to receive the Salk vaccine today, with another 144 children scheduled for South Berwick tomorrow at the Civic Center gym. Kittery plans a June 24 clinic at Frisbee School auditorium starting 9 a.m. for about 400 students, after a conference with School Superintendent Lorey C. Day. Parents must return updated permission slips by 3 p.m. June 20. Bus service will be arranged, with timetable to be announced next Tuesday.
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Maine
Eliot
Grange Hall
Berwick
South Berwick
Kittery
Frisbee School
Lorey C
Wincipal
Civic Center Gymnasium
John J. Mur
State Waits Serum For Second Shots
Concord NH health official says no date for New Hampshire Salk vaccine for second shots. Dr. Jena S Wheeler notes the state awaits guidance from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and will distribute vaccine to communities that can set up clinics.
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Concord
New Hampshire
National Foundation For
Jena S. Wheeler
Wheeler
Navy Abandons Harbor Restriction Plan Near Portsmouth
The Navy withdraws a proposal to restrict a two square mile area off Portsmouth Harbor entrance for harbor defense training. Boston Engineers will issue cancel notices after protests from lobstermen, fishermen, and boat owners, plus opposition from New Hampshire congressional delegations.
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Army Engineers
Boston
Portsmouth Harbor
Eliot Olsen
USN
Portsmouth Naval Base
New Hampshire
Washington
Nine New Teachers To Be Hired Tonight By School Board
Portsmouth school system officials plan to hire nine or more teachers at a 7 30 p m Board of Education meeting to bring staffing near full requirements. Superintendent Raymond I Beal notes 45 turnover this year, with many vacancies due to retirements and new posts. He cites nine leaving for other jobs one for studies one for a city transfer one death and 16 for personal reasons. The board will also review committee reports and student insurance policies.
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Portsmouth
Board of Education
Raymond I. Beal
Beal
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