Khrushchev Pushes Summit Hope Despite Dulles Resistance
Khrushchev told British Embassy guests he wants a summit but blames Secretary of State Dulles for blocking it. He said a meeting depends on Washington and defended his stance with a mix of humor and firm claims. He praised trade credits as beneficial but noted the final answer lies with the United States.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Dulles
Khrushchev
Washington
U.S
United States
Always Twins For Them Fifth Set of Twins Reported
ERIE Pa AP twins occur once in 87 births yet H L Scully and Betty Scully welcomed their fifth set of twins on June 5 Their family now includes ten children and the couple marked their 12th wedding anniversary recently Mr Scully is a branch manager for Bearing Inc in Erie
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H. L. Scully
Scully
Bearing Inc
Betty
Editorial on Adams and hotel bill criticism
Alexander F. Jones comments on today’s Editorial Page about President Truman aide Sherman Adams and his chief facing scrutiny for approving a $2000 hotel bill paid by a friend linked to two federal regulatory agencies. The piece questions accountability and calls for scrutiny of presidential aides.
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Sherman Adams
Alexander F. Jones
Curfew Tightens as Cyprus Unrest Escalates
British authorities impose a 100 percent curfew in Nicosia to halt communal fighting between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. Paratroopers are deployed, 17 Turks are arrested, and rioting continues with bloodier clashes and fires as Greeks push for union with Greece while Turks seek partition.
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Cyprus
Britain
Mediterranean
Greece
Weather turns gloomy with humid heat and showers
The Weather Bureau at Hancock Field reports a warm, humid spell ending in showers tonight and continuing tomorrow and likely Sunday. Temperatures will climb from the upper 70s this afternoon to around 80 tomorrow as humid air settles in.
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Weather Bureau
Hancock Field
Mercury
Charred B47 Wreck Found Near Canadian Border
ENOSBURG Vt AP searchers found the charred wreckage of a B 47 stratojet. Its four crewmen were dead. The plane disappeared Wednesday night while en route from Savannah Georgia to Plattsburgh New York. It crashed on a hill about ten miles from the Canadian border, cutting a 500 yard swath through dense woods. The six jet bomber weighed 100 tons and exploded on impact scattering live ammunition.
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Savannah
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Alpena's 81-year-old driver retires after 45 years accident free
Wise Man George S. Spragg of Alpena Michigan turns in his driver's license after 45 years behind the wheel without a single accident or ticket. He says he can't drive as well as he should any longer and is quitting before he harms someone.
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Alpena, Mich
George S. Spragg
Alpena
Mystery tune name earns cash prize in Pottsdam
Sandra James nine year old, returning from school with measles, correctly named a mystery tune on a radio station program and won two hundred fifty seven dollars.
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Potsdam
Sandra James
High Level Talk Foils Rulemakers in Seattle
Korey Stamon, a patient in Children's Orthopedic Hospital, spoke with his brother Mike who rode a 50 foot crane outside the third floor room after a hospital refused child visitors. The father, Louis Stamon Jr., arranged the hoist to allow the brothers a meeting through a glass pane separating them.
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Dog Turns Up Shadow Of Odd Mixup In Vet Visit
Kansas City AP report describes a family bringing Tar Baby the cocker spaniel for a summer haircut. After the shave the dog behaved oddly, failing to greet the cats and ignoring her favorite bed. A vet call revealed they had the wrong dog.
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Kansas City
Escaped lifer captured after sighting in Knoxville
Police nabbed escaped life prisoner Emmitt Dancy in Knoxville Tennessee after a woman reportedseeing a man walking the street in shoes marked Alabama State Prison.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Alabama State Prison
Eisenhower seeks new federal air agency to prevent midair collisions
President Eisenhower urged Congress to create a new federal aviation agency absorbing Civil Aeronautics Administration functions to unify air traffic control and prevent midair collisions. He asked for full authority over U S air space except in military emergencies and urged swift enactment this session.
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Eisenhower
Congress
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Senate
A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
White House
Civil Aeronautics Administration
United States
Warner Bros Renames Damn Yankees Film for Foreign Markets
Warner Bros announced the film adaptation What Lola Wants will replace Damn Yankees in international showings. A studio spokesman noted foreign audiences may not catch the baseball reference in Damn Yankees and thus the new title.
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UPI
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Damn Yankees
Eisenhower Aide Adams Won’t Face News Conference
The White House said President Eisenhower will not fire Sherman Adams and will not hold a news conference about his ties with Bernard Goldfine. Hagerty noted no White House response to questions about Goldfine paying Adams’ hotel bills and whether Adams sought agency favors for Goldfine’s FTC and SEC troubles. Adams said he contacted agencies about Goldfine’s business issues, received no special treatment, and accepted hospitality as an old friend.
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White House
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
House
James C. Hagarty
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Bernard Goldfine
Adams and Goldfine affair stirs Eisenhower critique
In a Page 22 editorial Mr Adams and His Friend, the piece notes Goldfine’s hotel quarters dispute and a call from Rep Mack for Adams firing. Hagerty denies any plan to dismiss Adams, while a queried coat gift is left unanswered at a news conference. The item references a campaign pledge for a government clean as a hound's tooth.
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Holdout pie ad draws calls as four year old seeks job
Lillian Goldstein of Tucson, Arizona, has received at least 200 phone calls after placing an advertisement in the Tucson Daily Citizen seeking work. The four year old asked for a job tasting pies in all kinds including mud pies with expert advice.
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Ariz
UPI
Lillian Goldstein
Tucson Daily Citizen
Broken Arm Can't Stop LeMoyne Dean
The Rev Francis J Fallon 8 J dean of LeMoyne College had surgery at St Josephs Hospital today to repair a double fracture of the right elbow from a fall during a bac calaureate rehearsal. He returned to the stage to finish instructions before being taken to the hospital. Rev Vincent B Ryan will fill in as dean of men.
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Vergaras Survive Alpine Road Crash Near Innsbruck
Lt Albert Vergara former Syracuse football star and his wife Deborah Torello Vergara were injured lightly in a 5 mph Alpine road crash near Innsbruck Austria. Their two children were shaken but unharmed. The family was vacationing from Fuerstenfeldbruck Air Base Germany en route to the Italian Riviera and Brussels World’s Fair.
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De Gaulle would give president power to fire premiers
Premier de Gaulle outlined a plan for a stronger executive including the power to dismiss premiers and dissolve parliament. He proposed a referendum this fall and an enlarged elected body possibly resembling a U.S. electoral college. Civilian control moves include a new Corsican governor amid tensions with Algeria’s insurgent committees.
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U.S
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Algiers
Algeria
Woman Saves Boy Where Son Died
In ARWICK Rhode Island Mrs. Richard Todd, a member of the Scouts, spotted 8 year old Richard Todd in trouble in the water and swam about 20 feet to reach him. She gave artificial respiration and revived the boy on shore.
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R. I
Richard Todd
Francis J. Fallon
Labor bill facing flood of amendments in Senate
Senate debate on the labor control bill swelled with 44 new amendments. Senator McClellan warned against loading the measure with controversial changes while Goldwater pressed for tighter union controls. JFK called many administration and GOP proposals trivial as the session struggled to finish the bill that night.
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John K. McClellan
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Labor Rackets
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R-Ariz
McClean
H. Alexander Smith
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Today’s Chuckle About Recession Moodline
A brief humorous note contrasts a recession with losing a job and a low mood with losing one's own mood, delivering a light take on economic stress and personal feelings.
Air Force tests big Thor missile at Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral launch marks a routine test of the Thor intermediate range missile. The 65 foot tall booster rose without its future two upper stages and the firing appeared successful as it powers the Air Force moon rocket program.
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API
Air Force
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Senate approves 10 percent pay raise for civil servants
The Senate passed a compromise bill granting a 10 percent pay increase to about 1,021,000 civil service and other employees. The action came by voice vote on a report settling differences with the House, with final action deferred until next week as the House was in recess.
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Senate
Eame
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Dognaper Charged After Snatching Pets in Alabama
Dognaper Richard H. Smith faced dognaping charges in Mobile Alabama after a watchman found him in the city pound with a dog in his arms and another loaded in his car. Police said he attempted to steal a pair of pets believed missing from local owners.
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UPI
Richard H. Smith
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