Demonstrators clash with police at HUAC hearing in Chicago
Demonstrators tried to storm barricades guarding a House Un-American Activities Committee hearing in Chicago. Police and marshals detained 32 people, with several arrests inside and outside the courtroom as six witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment and one walked out with his attorney. Contempt of Congress likely to be cited for Milton Cohen.
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UPI
House Committee On Un-American Activities
America
Richard Orlikoff
Orlikoff
Cohen
Joe R. Pool
D-Tex
World briefing and war latest across capitals
Congressional leaders received a foreign affairs briefing at the White House on the global situation. In Vietnam American destroyers conducted six missions marking the first U S sea offensive. South Vietnamese soldiers were awarded a U S presidential citation for heroism in March defending against 2500 guerrillas.
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Class of 65 Leaders Scholars and Teammates
Scottsdale high schools honor the Class of 1965 with leadership scholarships and teamwork as Arcadia Coronado and Scottsdale graduate 1470 students. Arcadia reports eight National Merit Scholarship finalists and one scholar. Coronado touts student leadership. Scottsdale highlights the all around year and military academy appointments.
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State Senate Eyes Bonding for Long-Term School Construction
Phoenix report notes the Senate advances bonding authority for financing state institution construction. The House rejects the bonding plan but approves a 13.5 million appropriation for three state schools over two years.
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Connally Opposes Right-to-Work Push By Johnson
President Johnson seeks repeal of state right-to-work bans, drawing a split with Texas Governor Connally. Connally backs the right to choose union membership, urging Texas delegation to vote against the Johnson backed measure as hearings proceed.
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Seniors Ready for 1960 Graduation Night Audiences
A record 1 468 seniors will receive diplomas at Arcadia Coronado and Scottsdale high schools tonight with Pomp and Circumstance. School boards trustees will distribute diplomas. Arcadia trustee Lyman Davidson Coronado Bill Close Scottsdale President Keith Turley. Coronado leads with 524 graduates followed by Arcadia 490 and Scottsdale 454. Graduation tag alongs include 16 district elementary schools with 1 500 eighth graders.
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Coronado
Scottsdale
Lyman Davidson
Bill Close
Keith Turley
Scottsdale man held on assault charge in hit-and-run case
The owner of a late-model pickup was jailed four days on an aggravated assault charge in Scottsdale linked to the hit-and-run death of a nine-year-old boy. Bond was reduced to 300 from 5000 after the judge was assured the man would appear for a June 8 hearing.
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Holcolm
Carpenter
FBI
Charles Guy
E. McDowell
Terror Bombings Rock La Paz Amid CeaseFire Strains
A wave of terrorist bombings hit La Paz as the cease-fire between the army and unionists frayed. Dynamite blasts shook suburbs Villa Victoria San Pedro Templadorani Manaypan and Mira Flores with reports of dead and wounded. Power was cut after short circuits and weather remained hot with high clouds.
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Costs Rise Again as Living Costs Hit Record High
Washington reports April CPI up three tenths percent to 109.3 of 1957 59 average, the biggest monthly gain since July. Prices rise for gasoline fruits vegetables eggs tobacco and services. Pay for factory workers fell about 1.25 a week and buying power declined 1.5 percent from March. Food prices at grocery level have risen and are expected to continue rising at a moderate pace.
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UPI
Labor Department
Sidney Jaffe
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Agriculture Department
Tornado Toll Rises Across Midwest States
Tornadic storms swept 11 states including Arkansas and Tennessee. Two people were killed and at least 24 injured, with 11 hurt in suburban Chicago. Rain totals neared five inches in Memphis areas and tornadoes damaged roofs, vehicles, and an O’Hare hangar.
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Scottsdale High School
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University of Arizona
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Harold Holcolm
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