Three Skyways Set Up for Lafe Flying
The Civil Aeronautics Board created three transcontinental super skyways to reduce aircraft collisions. Beginning June 15, flights between 17 000 and 22 000 feet in the designated corridors will be ground controlled, with 49 mile-wide routes and separation of at least 1 000 feet vertically and 10 minutes horizontally.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Department of Defense
ALR
Las Vegas
Nev
Brunswick
James T. Pyle
Civil Aeronautics
Senate Commerce
Fyle
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York-Washington
Eisenhower
Air Coordinating Committee
De Gaulle Rushes to Paris in Key Premier Bid
Gen Charles de Gaulle sped to Paris after being called by President Rene Coty amid a day of political maneuvering and a large Paris demonstration opposing his return. Coty’s move followed a meeting with leaders of three major parties as France faced likely government formation and Pilimin’s resignation fallout.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Rene Coty
de Gaulle
Coty
Guy Mollet
Antoine Pinay
Pierre-Henri Teitgen
Catholic
Popular Republican Movement
Pierre Pilimlin
France
Mid-Air Jet Crash Kills Three AF Men
Three pilots died Tuesday in a collision of two Super Sabre jets over Cannon Air Force Base. The two aircraft, an F100F two seater and an F100D single seater, crashed during an emergency landing. Victims were Capt. William R. Gilmore of Interlaken New York, 30. Lt. William R. Jarmon of Arlington Virginia, 241 Worth, 29. and Lt. Leslie Ikeda of Honolulu, 28.
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Clovis
NW. M
Cannon Air Force Base
William R. Gilmore
Interlaken
N. Y
William R. Jarmon
Worth Arlington
Steamroller rolls over boy’s foot in Springfield
A five ton steamroller backed over Dennis Survey on a Springfield street after he fell from a bicycle. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors found only scratches and bruises with no serious injuries.
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Dennis
Springfield
Unknown war dead brought to Capitol rotunda
In a Capitol ceremony the nameless World War I and Korea dead were borne from the destroyer to lie in state until Memorial Day. Vice President Nixon and other dignitaries stood at attention as the flag draped coffins were placed side by side in the rotunda.
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Washington
Capitol
Nixon
Hancock Oil Confirms Ongoing Sale Negotiations
Hancock Oil Co confirms talks with a major eastern oil company regarding a possible purchase. Controlling stockholders disclosed late Tuesday that negotiations are under way, despite an earlier denial by president John W. Hancock. Stock had surged to 51.50 amid rumors, then fell after the denial before stabilizing near 50.50 as officials urged caution and noted ongoing discussions. Local workers at the Signal Hill refinery continued cleanup after the eight million dollar blaze, with city leaders discussing future safety measures for rebuilding the plant.
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Hancock Oil Co
John W. Hancock
Helmer Sitman
Hancock
Signal HI
Sam Vickers
Eastern Oil
Eisenhower expresses fondness for De Gaulle at news conference
President Eisenhower said he likes General Charles de Gaulle and has had long friendly relations with him since World War II. He avoided discussing the French crisis, noting that the United States cannot isolate problems as actions in Formosa or France would affect others, and stated the recession has largely spent its force, opposing tax cuts to avoid deficits.
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Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Order of Libertacion
United States
Formosa
Presiident
America
Bonn President Flies to North America
Theodor Heuss leaves Bonn for a first world visit by a German president. The 74 year old leader flies with Foreign Minister von Brentano, heading to Quebec then on to Canada and the United States. Heuss arrives in Washington on June 4 for talks with Canadian and U S officials.
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Germany
Theodor Heuss
Foc
New World
Quebec
Canada
United States
Washington
Heuss
Heinrich von
Brentano
U. S
France Voted Against Gex in Defiant Assembly Drama
A dreary yet brave scene unfolded Tuesday night as the National Assembly rejected Charles de Gaulle's bid for power. The article notes the event and points readers to related sections across the paper including Page A-3 for full coverage and Page B-1 for Beach Combing.
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France
National Assembly
Gex
Charles de Gaulle
House Votes Statehood for Alaska
The House passed Alaska statehood 208 to 166 in a dramatic turn after a tentative earlier vote. The bill now faces the Senate where passage is uncertain. motions to send the measure back to Insular Affairs were defeated.
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Washington
House
Alaska
Senate
Insular Affairs Committee
John R. Pillion
RNY
Besten
Ars
Weather outlook shows mostly sunny with light cloudiness
The forecast indicates mostly sunny skies with some clouds and little temperature change. A high near unchanged is expected, with comfortable conditions throughout the day.
Vanguard Satellite Falls Back After Brief Space Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Navy scientists race to locate a bug after a 20 inch Vanguard satellite failed to reach orbit and plunged 2000 miles out and back into the Atlantic Ocean. Despite a clean three stage launch the craft did not achieve the horizontal trajectory needed for orbit.
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Fla.ap
Navy
Earth
Vanguard
Florida
John PB. Hagen
Project Vanguard
Hagen
Panel Votes Extension of Excise Taxes
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 21 to 2 to extend current corporate income and excise taxes for one more year and sent the bill to the House for action next week. The panel rejected a bid for auto tax relief 19 to 2 with Machrowicz opposing and Mason joining. Secretary Anderson opposed any rate changes and said no tax recommendations would be submitted this year.
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Washington
Thaddeus M. Machrowicz
D-Mich
Machrowitz
Noah Mason
R-1
Machrowicz
Anderson
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