Farm Units to Shun Union in Milk Fight
A tri state committee formed by New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania farm leaders plans an all out approach to raise dairy farmers income without outsiders. The group to improve public relations and seek inside industry solutions while rejecting Teamsters and other nonfarm proposals. A report from Ithaca notes no concrete program yet and a two to three week timeline for firmer plans.
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Ithaca
Teamsters Union
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New
Yok
Leland D. Smith
Brasher Falls
State Grange
Don J. Wicksham
Hector
New York Farm Bureau
Wers
Cochairmen
Wickham
Smith
Ooutsiders
Dorney
Tristate
Mac Arthur Graduates From Browning School
New York Arthur MacArthur the 18 year old son of General Douglas MacArthur graduated yesterday at Browning School in New York City.
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New York
Arthur MacArthur
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Browning School
Sick Birds Let Loose, He Claims in Watertown Speech
State Commissioner Louis A. Wehle alleged at a Watertown testimonial dinner that Grenadier Island pheasant rearing on Thousand Islands was sabotaged by his department. He blamed infected birds from a Delmar game farm and charged Dr. E. L. Cheatem with knowledge of the botulism. The dispute touches Grenadier Island, the incident’s fallout, and a proposed atomic fish hatchery in Albany.
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Grenadier Island
Thousand Islands
Louis A. Wehle
Watertown
Weble
John Wilson
Don Pasko
Woverufé
Webley
Albany
Grenadier Project
Dr. Cheatem
Cheatem
Webb
Grenadier
The
Herald- Journal
St. Lawrence River
Financier Jesse H Jones Dies at 82 in Houston
Jesse H Jones a Tennessee farm boy rose to head the RFC for 13 years and become a leading Houston magnate. He loaned over 50 billion dollars, built 35 buildings up to 37 stories, owned hotels, and published the Houston Chronicle. His death follows a March kidney blockage operation and a hospital stay.
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Houston
Jesse H. Jones
Comerce
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
RFC
Jones
South
Houston Chronicle
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Lyndon Johnson
Tex
Texas
WW. P. Hobby
The
Houston Post
New York City
Fort Worth
Dallas
Memphis
Tenn
Houston Endowment Corp
San Francisco
Who's Playing Who's Working in GE Vacation Closures
The State Labor Department surveys summer plant activity to see who is on vacation or out of work as GE plans vacating Schenectady facilities. Officials stress unemployment benefits require being on call for other work and not receiving pay during vacation.
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Albany U
State Labor Department
General Elvcttie Co
Incr
Schenectady
Sta
French battle in Algeria claims 290 rebels dead
In eastern Algeria the French 7th Division locked a large nationalist force in the Biban Mountains. Paris reports 290 rebels killed and 210 taken prisoner in the fiercest clash of the Algerian rebellion yet, as air and artillery support pummelled rebel positions. French forces also raided homes of known Communists in Algiers amid rising tensions. In New York the Assembly debated health rules affecting pigeon protection in housing, marking a shift in city policy.
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Joseph Dynan
Algiers
Algeria
Iron
Biban
Les
Bougie
Soumman
Grand Kayblie
Constantine
Nia
Poace
Thei
Brde
MRA
Casbah
Paris
New York
Mier
Guy Mollet
Health Department
Todays Features and Editorials Preview Page
The page lists regular features and sections including Amusements Editorials Bridge Letters Classified Radio-FV Comics Women's Deaths and Sports. It mentions today’s editorial discussion on a kidnapping of five Russian sailors from New York City and notes the editorial pace and page references for the issue.
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New York City
East German Reds Free 70 Prisoners
A West Berlin radio station said seven political prisoners were released to Bautzen penitentiary in East Germany. Radio Free Berlin reported the prisoners had been sentenced by Soviet military tribunals to eight years to life for anti Russian activity.
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Berlin
West Berin
Bautzen
Radio Free Berlin
Fire destroys two story house on Horseshoe Island
A housewife on Horseshoe Island in the Oneida River escaped injury when an air stove exploded in front of her. The interior burned and the two story building was destroyed. Damage about 7000 dollars. Fire Chief Kenneth Brand said contents were insured. Moyers Corners Fire Department, aided by Phoenix firemen, fought the blaze about five miles northeast of Moyers Corners.
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Horseshoe Island
Oneida River
Anne Maxwell
Kenneth Brand
Moyers’ Corners
Moyers Corners
Phoenix
June cools as storms sweep the East
Syracuse forecaster Andy Keller says tonight will dip to 42 with frost ban lifted after noon. Clouds from a coastal storm push temperatures above 38, then warm tomorrow with a 63 high and 45 tonight. The cool air spreads east, 18 degree drop in many areas, while thunderstorms, hail, and a funnel cloud are reported from New England to Indiana and Michigan. The Weather Bureau predicts cooler-than-usual conditions across the region east of the Appalachians.
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Syracuse
Andy Keller
Morsow
Tures
Elmira
Connecticut
Florida
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Fayette
Ind
Michigan
Washington Weather Bureau
Appalachian Mountains
Tito Arrives in Moscow to Rebuild Socialist Ties
President Tito lands in Moscow amid hopes to mend 1948 split with the Kremlin. Senior Soviet leaders greet him including Shepilov and Khrushchev as Belgrade-Moscow fraternal ties are reaffirmed on the first anniversary of the Belgrade communique. The ceremony features a parade of honor guards, flowers, and a rosette banner in Russian and Serbian.
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Moscow
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Lenin
Kievsky
Dautri Shepilov
Shepilov
V. M. Molotov
Belgrade
Bulgania
Khrushchev
Yugo
Tita
Dating
Molotov
Stalin
Spiridonovka
Klementi Voroshilov
Presidium
Supreme Soficial
Suek
Ceed
Supreme Soviet
Presidium of the Supreme
Washington Views Molotov Exit Not Change U S Yugoslav Ties
Washington observers see Nikolai Molotov’s resignation as a strategic shift by Khrushchev and Bulganin to solidify ties with Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia. They expect no material change in U S relations, while noting Shepilov’s prominence could push broader Soviet diplomacy and Middle East outreach.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Molotov
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Shepilov
Tito
Pravda
Bulgaria
Belgrade
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulgani
Russia
Middle East
South Asia
Yugosav Binder
Frustrated motorist taunts trucker in odd stop
A driver trying to pass a truck for 15 miles finally pulls up at a stop and asks what the trucker looks like. The trucker replies that nothing important, revealing the motorist’s jab about stereotypes.
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Tallahassee
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Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
Hoy
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Red Cross
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Roosevelt
Reds
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U.S
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Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita II. Khrushchev
Las Tito
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Ioe
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Havelan
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