Burdick Urges Housewives to Restore Real Bread Tradition
Washington report on Rep. Usher Burdick calling for home baking to replace store bread. The 79 year old Republican claims store bread is bleached, chemically treated, and inferior, while he touts homemade bread from whole wheat and unbleached flour. He notes his personal habit of home baking and sharing with a local farmer for fresh bread.
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UPI
Usher L. Burdick
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Burdick
North Dakota
Hard Ridden Wins Epsom Derby for Sir Victor Sassoon
Hard Ridden, an outsider owned by Sir Victor Sassoon, won the 179th Epsom Derby by five lengths. Paddy's Point, 100 to 1, finished second with Nagami claiming third in a photo finish as a field of 20 contested the mile and a half race with a purse of 26,630 pounds.
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UPI
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End Of Sugar Harvest Frees More Troops In Cuba Fight
Government troops in eastern Cuba's Oriente Province drive against Fidel Castro's rebel stronghold near Bayamo escalate to a major combat around the town of Buey Arriba. An 8 000 to 11 000 man force, including U S trained units and armor, fights rebels amid planes and artillery as sugar harvest ends freeing troops. Batista plans pardons for 45 imprisoned revolutionaries on grounds of conduct.
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United States
Fulgencio Batista
De Gaulle Arrives in Algiers to Quash Algerian Rebellion
Premier Charles de Gaulle lands in Algiers in army general uniform to confront rebel military and civilian leaders. He plans to dissolve the committees of public safety and press toward ending the war while backed by the army as crowds cheer in a holiday atmosphere.
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Massu
Soustelle
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Paul Ely
Tunisia
Morocco
Unemployment Figures Show May Decline Surpassing Expectations
UPI reports unemployment fell beyond seasonal expectations in May with a 78 000 drop leaving 5 120 000 unemployed officials say the May figures may show more jobs added as outdoor work resumes Labor Secretary James P Mitchell warns June could see a brief rise as new graduates enter the market Officials note the recession may be bottoming out and the May data will include a rise in employment across sectors
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Labor
James P. Mitchell
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
White House
Raymond J. Saulnier
Council of Ecoomic Advisers
Oppositionists Accuse Turkish Premier of Censorship
In Istanbul AP report the opposition People’s Republican party accuses Premier Adnan Menderes’ government of preparing illegal and unconstitutional measures to silence criticism in Turkey.
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Turkey
People’s Republican Party Today
Adnah Menderes
Israel reports border shooting near Mt Scopus
The Israeli army said Jordanian positions fired on an Israeli unit near the frontier dividing Jerusalem and wounded one soldier seriously as a biweekly supply convoy for Israeli positions in demilitarized Mt. Scopus assembled near Mandelbaum Gate.
Minnie Mermaid Seeks Traveling Companion by Water
In Sarasota the playful note from Minnie Mermaid jokes about unemployment and a return to work. She invites readers of THE NEWS to contact for a traveling aquatic companion as the voyage will be by water. Partly cloudy forecasts extend to Thursday with scattered thundershowers and easterly winds.
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Minnie Mermaid
Sarasota
East Gulf
Branch of World Famous LIGHT HOUSE INN
Local advertisement for a New London Connecticut inn promotes a branch of the world famous Light House Inn, highlighting its hospitality and regional presence as a lodging option.
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House Inn
New London, Conn
Rennick’s Adv
Seven Candidates Named For Englewood Pioneer Days Queen
Englewood announces seven contestants for Pioneer Days Queen with Aug 15 to 17 events. Mary Jo Marlow Wanda Whiteaker Mary Kay Chadwick Shirley Cross Lorrie Spargur Toni Coleman Judy Coleman will compete. Bearded contest prizes start at 25 dollars with 5 dollar increments and voting uses coin boxes in local businesses.
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Mary Jo Marlow
Wanda Whiteaker
Mary Kay Chadwick
Shirley Cross
Lor
Rie Spargur
Toni Coleman
Judy Coleman
John Bass
Reading
Pioneer Days
Dane ‘Shook
Rambler Upsets Strategy UAW Warily States Big 3 Talks
The United Auto Workers union plans new contract talks with General Motors Ford and Chrysler after extending with American Motors. GM's contract expired last week Ford and Chrysler contracts expired over the weekend AMC kept its three year pact with no wage increase and delays. If talks fail by June 15 the current terms extend indefinitely.
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Woman's Yipe Startles 3000 Delegates at Detroit Convention
In Detroit a loud speaker incident startled about 3,000 delegates at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention. The feminine voice cried Some body's pinching me as the chair apologized and the audience settled.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Oine
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