Ashes of Rockefeller to Be Buried in New York
The article outlines John D. Rockefeller’s immense wealth nearing 250 million dollars and his enduring influence. It notes his early labor, philanthropic work through the Rockefeller Foundation and General Education Board, and his pursuit of social reform such as an eight hour workday. It highlights his belief in equitable capital and labor relations and recalls his upbringing, violin practice, and work ethic. The piece frames Rockefeller as a pioneer in philanthropy and education, guiding reforms while preserving his family legacy in business.
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Actor Indicted on Gun Charge in Bucks County
Bucks County grand jury indicts actor Michael O Shea on firearms violations after an Aug arrest at a motel amid a confrontation with Dr Glenn W Bricker of Levittown Pa. O Shea and wife Virginia Mayo had finished a Bristol Playhouse engagement. he claimed deputy sheriff status in LA County.
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Khrushchev warns on U2 probe as Paris talks loom
Soviet leader notes the U2 intrusion was a probe not a war act while a Pyongyang park display touts an alleged Powers confession. Gromyko says investigation not finished and charges await a full inquiry. Khrushchev says Paris meeting could ease tensions if Washington attends. He promises to push for normal relations and warns aggression risks war.
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U S Pilot Shot Down by Cubans in Havana Area
Reports say a twin engine Piper Apache piloted by Duke landed near El Mosquito west of Havana then fled as Cuban forces ambushed it. The pilot was found dead inside the craft after troops opened fire. Duke had rented the plane from Louisiana Aircraft Co. No flight plan was filed. Nearby, student leaders at the University of Havana held a mass meeting as censorship kept quotes from a speaker secret.
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Ike to Travel to Russia If Khrushchev Withdraws Invite
President Eisenhower plans a June 10 to 19 visit to Russia contingent on Khrushchev withdrawing the invitation. The Kremlin leader said he and Eisenhower would discuss the matter in Paris at the summit. White House aides noted Russian press coverage and the need to assess Khrushchev's Paris remarks before finalizing plans. The United States sent a formal reply to Moscow after Russia protested a May 1 U.S. plane flight into Soviet airspace.
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Religion No Longer Issue Johnson
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson declared Kennedy’s West Virginia primary victory ends the religious issue in the presidential race. Johnson, Senate majority leader and possible Democratic nominee, said voters will judge candidates on merit not worship.
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