Pilots Strike Halts Flights at Miami International
Fastern Air Lines pilots refused to fly from Miami triggering a system wide disruption. By afternoon many planes were grounded causing a growing traffic jam at the airport. Eastern Air Lines reported a possible break as pilots' union protests a FAA rule on cockpit inspectors.
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Miami
EAL
New York
Air Line Pilots Assn
Eastern Air Lines
Boston
Chicago
Federal Aviation Agency
Highland Park High Produces Top Officers From Dallas Area
Dallas June 11 AP report notes Highland Park High School in Highland Park University Park area produced West Point top man Charles P Otstott and Annapolis top scholar Alton K Thompson. It highlights a National Merit ratio of 1,666 to one nationally versus 1 to 8 at the school. From 1957 to 1959 the school graduated 1,022 with only 40 not going to college.
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Annapolis
Charles P. Otstott
Alton K. Thompson
Highland Park High School
Highland Park and
University Park, Incorporated
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Red Hick
Castro Economizes Oil Refineries Threaten Takeover
Fidel Castro ordered three refineries two American and one Dutch British to refine Soviet crude or face confiscation. He accused Esso Standard Texaco and Shell of plotting with the U S state department to topple Cuba by denying oil. The stake includes a 75 million dollar investment and 60 million in foreign exchange owed for crude.
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Fidel Castro
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Castro
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Shell Oil Co
U.S. State Department
Cuba
United States
London
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Black Sea
Russia
Venezuela
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Augusto R. Martiner Sanchez
Tropicana
Martinez Sanchez
Hilton
Health suite for senators costs rise in private therapy row
Three imported Swedish masseurs work in the Old Senate Office Building health suite at taxpayer expense, with costs climbing from about 400 to 500 dollars weekly. A towel boy assists as senators alone access the secret facility housing baths, showers, a pool, and exercise equipment.
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J. George Stewart
Congress
Stewart
Frig
Sweden
Powers' Father Seeks Passport for Soviet Trip to Help Son
Oliver G. Powers of Norton Virginia plans a visit to Washington to request a passport for a trip to Moscow to see his imprisoned son Francis Powers, the U2 pilot. He will be joined by his wife and Norton vice mayor Sel W. Cury, who acts as adviser.
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Oliver G. Powers
State Department
Moscow
Francis G Powers
Norton
Powers
Sel W. Cury
Two lives on a single pattern
A feature on a shared life pattern appears on Page 5 detailing how two individuals follow a similar path and influence in their community. The piece examines social, economic, and cultural ties shaping their experiences and outcomes.
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Pope County
Stevenson Ready to Run If Democratic Convention Drafts Him
Adlai E Stevenson indicated he is willing to seek a third White House bid if the Democratic National Convention drafts him as the party's candidate. The New York Post cited a statement to Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, widow of FDR, and Stevenson confirmed sending a telegram to her from his Libertyville farm. He refused to discuss the telegram's contents, noting only that any release would come from Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Adlai E Stevenson
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rooseveltt
New York Post
Stevenson
Roosevelt
Lawson wins first Great Teacher Award at SIU Alumni Day
Former SIU Dean Douglas E. Lawson, a long time educator and professor of educational administration, was named the first Great Teacher Award winner during Alumni Day ceremonies in Carbondale. He received a $1,000 prize from Alumni Association President Dr. Martin Van Brown.
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Douglas Lawson
Great Teacher
Douglas E. Lawson
Southern Illinois University
Lawson
College of Education
J. Lester Buford
Mount Vernon
Robert Lewis
Alton
John Lewis
Glenn Storme
Carbondale
St. Louis Post-Dispatch backs Adlai Stevenson for president
The St Louis Post Dispatch editorial urges Adlai Stevenson as the Democratic party’s ablest and best fitted nominee. It says it will not declare a November preference until both party candidates and implications are known.
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St. Louis Post - Dispatch
Adlai &. Stevenson
Independent
Typhoid Epidemic Hits East Germany After Sausage Spoilage
Berlin reports a typhoid outbreak traced to spoiled sausage. ADN says eleven people have died and many others in Zittau near the Czechoslovak border are ill. The事件 underscores food safety concerns in Communist East Germany.
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East Germany
ADN
Zittau
Leftist crowds overshadow Ike Tokyo visit risks
In Tokyo and Anchorage, massive protests shadow President Eisenhower's Japan trip as 150000 leftists roam central avenues for 10 hours. U S ambassador MacArthur pressured Prime Minister Kishi to ensure safety and a possible schedule revision. Hagerty and aides narrowly escaped by car as police were overwhelmed and demonstrations spread to Kishi's residence.
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United States
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
U. S
Douglas MacArthur
Kishi
White House
James Hagerty
MacArthur
Hagerty
Thomas Stephens
Stephens
Anchorage
Alaska
Jon Eisenhower
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Philippines
Formosa
Okinawa
Japan
South Korea
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Fanaical University S .d
Rts
Wse
U. S.jarese
Japa
Plane crash near Mackay kills 28 in fog
An Australian airliner crashed in fog off Mackay North Queensland killing 24 people with two Americans among the dead. U.S. consul John F. O Grady and Boston resident Vincent Nicholas Bissen were identified among the victims.
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Australia
Mackay
Queensland
John F. O'Grady
U. S
Vincent Nicholas Bissen
Boston
Mass
Showers For Southern Illinois Forecast Update
Weather summary for Southern Illinois shows cloudiness and showers or thundershowers Sunday and Monday with high near 90 Sunday. Overnight low in 60s. Friday low around 57. Saturday high about 92 and 73 by 7 a.m. at Crab Orchard Lake spillways. Little Grassy Lake near spillway. Devil's Kitchen 20 feet below spillway.
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Little Grassy Lake
Devil's Kitchen
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