Britain Cyprus partnership plan rejected by Turkish Cypriots
Turkish Cypriot leaders reject Britain's plan to jointly govern Cyprus and seek negotiations with Britain and Greece. Greek Prime Minister Karamanlis' cabinet is expected to reject the plan while Archbishop Makarios in Athens may send views. Troops guard Limassol as riots flare and a curfew is imposed.
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Pinball seizure tests city gambling laws in Sciotoville
Detective charged Bruce Frazier with exhibiting two pinball machines as gambling devices at the Playhouse on Harding Ave. Police seized the machines and two gum ball machines. A ministerial committee praised police action and urged enforcement of state gambling laws. Frazier posted bond and is to appear in Municipal Court June 26. Police noted machines were idle elsewhere in Portsmouth.
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Sciotoville
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Portsmouth
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James van Dyke
First Presbyterian
John I. Seim
First Lutheran
E. T. Wikle
Allen Chapel Ame
Sciotoville Place
Frazier
Robert M. Edwards
Beirut Regime Disagrees On Observer Role
The Lebanese government clashes with Dag Hammarskjold over UN observers in the rebellion. Hammarskjold favors observation while Beirut wants the UN to police the border to stop hostile infiltration. Fighting flares in Mozeitbeh and Zarif areas as rebels man roadblocks. Solh meets Hammarskjold amid hopes to end the crisis.
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Sami Solh
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Camille Chamoun
Solh
UAR
Nasser
Work Week Reduced at Borden Modern Dairy Plant
Plant employs 65 workers and will switch to a five day week in October under a new contract with the Retail Wholesale and Department Store Employes union. James Dickson says the cut from six days a week may boost employment. Edgar Johnson represented the union in the negotiations. The contract covers a single term.
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Inside The Times Comics Death Notices Editorial Page
A concise glimpse into the Times sections covering comics death notices editorial features markets and round about Portsmouth social news sports and television and radio theatres.
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Eisenhower Attends Defense Meeting at Quantico
President Eisenhower visits Quantico Marine base to discuss defense issues with top civilian and uniformed leaders. Heavy rain cancels helicopters. he travels 35 miles by car joining about 175 officials and aides for the annual Defense Conference.
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Khrushchev Reduces Farm Output Price Controls
The Soviet Central Committee announced a new pricing system for all collective farm output to spur production, replacing fixed low prices with competitive pricing. Two officials were promoted to alternate Presidium members: N V Podgorny and D S Poliansky, signaling Khrushchev’s continued control.
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Earth Given Physical Checkup By 10000 Scientists In 66 Nations
More than 10,000 scientists from 66 countries report that human carbon dioxide emissions could warm the world into a large greenhouse. Findings include oceans rich in minerals, Antarctic ice reserves underestimated by 40 percent, and vast space magnetic fields.
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U S Agrees To Philippines Credit Loans
The United States will establish a 75 million dollar line of credit for the Philippines and provide 50 million dollars in development loan funds subject to congressional action. The pledge came during a three day state visit by Philippine President Carlos P Garcia and was coupled with a fight against corruption and a mutual base discussions.
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Nashville Desegregation Plan Approved For Schools
U S District Judge William E Miller approves a gradual desegregation plan for Nashville city schools starting with second grade next fall and advancing one grade each year through 12th grade. First grade desegregation occurred last fall amid sporadic violence with 11 Negro pupils remaining enrolled in five previously all white schools.
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Bennett seeks inquiry into Goldfine contacts
Republican Rep. John Bennett called for a probe into Goldfine's federal officials contacts over the last decade. He cited Adams and said more aides may have benefited from Goldfine hospitality. Pentagon figures show over 20 million in textile contracts to Goldfine firms since 1953. SEC denied dropping a case against a Goldfine firm, stating it was prosecuted. Chairman Gadsby and aides were asked to testify as the subcommittee resumes its inquiry into regulatory agencies.
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Gadsby
Edward N. Gadsby
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Senate Backed Tax cuts Move Renewed by Bipartisan Support
Senators pressed for added tax cuts after a surprise vote to repeal World War II travel levies. The 10 percent passenger fare and 3 percent freight taxes faced repeal despite opposition from Knowland and Johnson. The freight tax repeal passed 59 to 25. passenger fare repeal 50 to 35. Daniel Anderson noted potential revenue effects, page 8.
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California
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Texas
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Anderson
Republicans Look For Business Upswing To Aid Election
GOP lawmakers split over Eisenhower’s choice to keep Adams amid the Sherman Adams controversy. They believe a renewed upswing in business could shift focus from the scandal and improve reelection odds, as several indicators show gains in sales and employment.
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Hagerty and wife receive guest golf package in 1957
President press secretary James C. Hagerty and his wife enjoyed five days as guests of Ponte Verda Club near Jacksonville Beach, receiving golf lessons lodgings and meals totaling 260.97. Hagerty said he paid for his golf lessons while the club would not accept payment of the full bill.
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Eight Receive Atomic Dose In Nuclear Accident
Eight men at Oak Ridge were dosed with radiation after a worker handling enriched uranium triggered a nuclear reaction. Five men suffered severe bone marrow damage and show symptoms. three had lesser exposure with no apparent symptoms. Names were withheld and visitors are limited to families. No explosion occurred.
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