Brown Tops Knowland In California Democratic Primary
In California the Democratic attorney general Pat Brown led U S Senator Knowland by more than three to two in the popular vote and easily won his party’s gubernatorial nomination. The statewide two party vote for governor was unprecedented and reflected a strong Democratic trend.
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San Francisco
California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
U.S
William F. Knowland
Senate
Alameda
Brown
Knowland
Clair Engle
Red Bluff
Goodwin J. Knight
Crash Kills Six on C124 at Travis Air Force Base
A C124 Globemaster crashed during takeoff at Travis Air Force Base California killing six of eight crewmen. The four engine transport carried 20 000 pounds of cargo en route to Honolulu and Tachikawa Japan. Two crewmen escaped unburned. one seriously injured.
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Honolulu
Tachikawa
Japan
Douglas Aircraft Co
Long Beach
Air Force
1503Rd Air Transport Wing
Honest John Explodes Injuring Three Officers at Fort Sill
At Fort Sill Oklahoma three Army officers were injured when an Honest John rocket exploded on its launcher during fuse preparation. Lt Frederick A Rorapaugh warned 25 nearby soldiers and dived for cover as the magnesium warhead ignited the rocket motor sending the missile zigzagging 400 yards.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Frederick A. Rorapaugh
Convict Buys London My Fair Lady Tickets for Release Party
Ticket agent Keith Prowse reported selling three tickets for the London production of My Fair Lady to a prisoner at Dartmoor Penitentiary. The inmate wrote he wanted them for a party the day after his discharge from prison.
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London
UPI
Keith Prowse
Dartmoor
Missile Unit Sailed to Europe With Redstone Group
The Army announced the 40th Field Artillery Missile Group with 600 men and tactical Redstone missiles will sail around June 20 for West Germany in Europe.
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Washington
40Th Field Artillery Missile Group
Europe
West Germany
De Gaulle arrives in Algiers to meet insurgent leaders
Premier Charles de Gaulle lands in Algeria for a fateful meeting with insurgents who ousted the government. General Raoul Salan and the Public Safety Committee greet him as crowds cheer along a 15 mile route into Algiers.
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Weet
Charles de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Algeria
Public Safety Committee
de Gaulle
France
National Assembly
Warmer Tomorrow Forecast From Weather Bureau
It was warm today and will be warmer tomorrow with generally fair skies. Clouds and humidity may bring a few showers tomorrow night. Tonight’s low is 52 and the high tomorrow should reach 80. South to southeast winds at 15 to 20 mph.
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Weather Bureau
Beatrice Lillie Delights Broadway Crowd in Auntie Mame Debut
Beatrice Lillie made a memorable Broadway entrance as Auntie Mame with regal furs and a stately pose. A wig detour drew big laughs and the producers want to keep the gag in the show.
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New York
UPI
Beatrice Lillie
Broadway
Hhem
Memorial Gifts Boost Community Hospital Fund Totaling 12600
Ransom G. MacKenzie reports two additional memorial subscriptions to the Community Hospital Fund totaling 12600. Isadore Hayman memorializes a doctors room funded by his widow Jane W. Hayman and sons Harvey and Jesse. 6000 is from Joseph B Campbell and Dr William Red. A 3600 gift from Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Temple III and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I Campbell funds a two bed room in memory of Aliene I. Campbell.
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Community Hospital Fund
Ransom G. MacKenzie
New Hospital
Isadore Hayman
Hayman Auto Parts Corp
Jane W. Hayman
Harvey
Jesse
Medical College of the University of the State of New York
Joseph B. Camp
Bell
William Red
Harriman Declines to Favor Any Opponents or Running Mates
Gov Harriman says he does not care who runs against or with him and declines endorsements. He praises Edward Dickinson as a top Republican and leaves Governor race choices to delegates at Buffalo convention. He remains confident he can defeat any Republican nominee. Concluded on Page 19, Col. 2.
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Ave
Harriman
George B. DeLuca
Arthur Levitt
Edward T. Dickinson
Syracuse
Buffalo
Senate
Pies County
James A. Farley
Portable rocket unit could boost troop mobility
Reaction Motors reports successful tests on a body strapped rocket unit that reduces gravity effects, letting a man run faster and jump higher. The device aims to aid mobility in combat with Army enthusiasm, though details remain secret and photos are unavailable. The concept, developed by ex Army sergeant Alexander H. Bohr, is being tested at Lake Denmark NJ with several versions tried.
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Denville
N.J
Reaction Motors
Gil
Alexander H. Bohr
Robert Mayer
Mayer
Lake Denmark
New Jersey
Aim Go
Army
Bohr’s
Today's Chuckle Pun Delivers Punctual Punchline
A lighthearted joke notes the trouble with punctuality is the lack of audience to applaud. The quip rests on timing wordplay and a dry, understated tone.
Khrushchev Bid fuels U.S. look at Soviet trade push
Premier Khrushchev directly urged President Eisenhower to broaden trade with the Soviet Union. Western officials weigh what industrial equipment might lift Soviet war production, amid Moscow pressure on strategic trade controls and allied talks with Heuss, Brentano, Dulles, and Macmillan.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Theodor Heuss
West Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
Soviet Milia
Ffery
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
State Department
Russia
Moscow
Née
United Sales
Trunk Mystery Ads Warn of London Theater Heist
London officials tied a wooden trunk to the railings outside the Metropolitan Theater to advertise their next production The Thousand Pound Trunk Mystery. The mystery today is who stole the trunk from the theater.
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London
UPI
Metropolitan Theater
Laino Perjury Indictment Dropped in Utica Case
A Oneida County judge dismissed a first degree perjury indictment against James N. Laino, the suspended Utica deputy police chief, after Laino revised testimony before the county grand jury. Public Safety Commissioner Boyd Golder said he had not received official notice of the dismissal and would not comment on reinstatement. Laino had voluntarily suspended himself from the force in April after pleading innocent to the perjury charge.
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UTICA
James N. Laino
Ezra Hanagan
Oneida
Laino
Public Safety
Boyd E. Golder
Dope Ring Crackdown Nets 13 Men and 3 Women
Federal agents arrested 13 men and 3 women and sought 2 more including Carmine Galente in a multi million dollar heroin and cocaine conspiracy tied to the Apalachin underworld meeting. Ring allegedly operated out of New York City with financiers and kingpins named including Benjamin Levine Natale Evola. Conspiracy carries up to 40 years in prison and fines.
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New York
Carmine Galente
Underworld
Los Angeles
Apalachin
United States
New York City
Gallente
Carlo Tresca
Galente
John T. Cusack
New Jersey
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
Italy
Manhattan
Benjamin Levine
Ring
Long Island
Florida
Natale Evola
Brooklyn
Frontier of Science: Syracuse University researchers probe motives
This final installment in a series examines what drives scientists at Syracuse University to pursue unknowns. Faculty talk of academic freedom curiosity and the thrill of discovery, noting that research often opens new problems even as it answers others.
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Syracuse University
Hill
Syracuse University Research Institute
Research Corporation
Frank Kanda
Antsy Drew Longacre
Defense Systems Laboratory
Longacey
Longacre
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Superman
Drop Laino
Garment Man
Frontier of Science
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