Nike Bases to Guard Free Europe Stated
Bonn reports that a chain of Nike antiaircraft sites will guard West Germany and neighboring NATO states France Belgium and Holland within 60 miles of the Curtain line. The batteries use Nike Hercules rockets with either conventional or atomic warheads, controlled by the United States, amid domestic protests in Hesse over stationing near Darmstadt.
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U. S. Fires 3rd Nuclear Test Shot
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a 2:30 pm test detonation at Eniwetok Atoll marking the third U S test in the spring Washtack series. The earlier April 28 blast was revealed May 7 in a House speech by Rep. Charles C Porter.
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Two Men Stab Deputy in Courtroom
Two men on trial for murder and robbery stabbed a sheriff's deputy in a courtroom escape attempt. Guards disarmed them as the jury watched. The attack left the deputy with wounds to the face and chest.
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Hidden girdle loot on liner ends in missing gems
On the President Wilson liner a steward discarded a girdle containing hidden jewelry worth $12,800. Mrs. Marie Adams Musto of Atherton California reported a $40,000 loss, later revised to three rings and a watch. The girdle was thrown overboard after being retrieved from a waste basket.
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Flying father son robber duo arraigned in California bank heists
Sacramento the pair, Guy W. Shelledy and his son Jerry, both Utah residents, were arraigned on a bank robbery complaint involving five holdups from Fairfield to Loomis and a Sacramento suburb. They operated a Utah flying service and planned an airport near Salt Lake City with loot from the $18,000 Fairfield银行 job. A getaway car and an airstrip near Sacramento aided their operations.
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Sears names McConnell chair as Kellstadt becomes president
Fowler B. McConnell, 63, longtime Sears veteran, assumes the chairmanship. Charles H. Kellstadt, 62, named president after 12 years as Sears president, to be followed by Lucien F. Oliver in New York. Theodore vu Houser retires, with three new directors and employee stock options approved, including up to one million shares for employee purchase by May 14 1968.
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Two Million Flood Aid Allocated for California
The White House approved two million dollars in disaster aid for California after heavy rains and floods. Senator William F. Knowland of California announced the allocation as part of federal relief efforts.
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White House
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Congress Likely to Increase President's Funds Request
Congress seems set to boost the presidents requested funds by about 79 million dollars, with Senate adding to House totals. Efforts to trim spending for possible tax cuts this election year face a dim outlook as big programs like defense and foreign aid await action.
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Eisenhower
UAW Resumes Contract Talks With Big Three
United Auto Workers resume bargaining with Ford, GM, and Chrysler after a morning top level policy meeting. Walter Reuther and Leonard Woodcock led discussions with UAW negotiators holding full day sessions at each automaker plant.
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Eisenhower Urges Patience on Civil Rights Crisis
President Eisenhower, addressing Negro leaders after the school integration crisis in Little Rock, urged patience and calm while pressing for equal rights. A two day summit noted the need for national effort and possible action through the Publishers Association and other groups.
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