Nixon comments on hearings end and country’s good
Vice President Richard Nixon said he favored the country’s good after the Senate Watergate style hearings end. He spoke at Idlewild Airport after returning from California where he received an honorary degree from Whittier College. He urged people to consider the nation’s interests above party.
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Nixon
New York
Richard Nimon
Idlewild
Calif
Whittier College
Washington
New Pledge of Allegiance Read for Flag Day Ceremony
A dramatic Flag Day ceremony on the Capitol steps featured a new pledge of allegiance revised to include under God. Senator Harry Ferguson and Representative Louis Rabault of Michigan led the recitation as the flag was raised above the Capitol Dome. Emperor Haile Selassie visited the Bay Area and stayed at the Mark Hopkins Hotel while preparing for appearances in the region.
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Washington
Seose
Amecican Legion
Capitol
Harey Ferguson
P-Mich
Louis C. Rabault
D-Mich
Congress
San Francisco
INS
Emperor Haile Selassie of Exhi
Mark Hopkins Hotel
San Francisco Bay Area
Cen
Terrorists Kill French Farmer in Raid in Tunisia
In Ebba Ksour rebels killed 73 year old French farmer Jean Pick and abducted two other farmers and a French soldier. The raid comes amid rising North African unrest against French rule.
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Tenis
Tunisia
Jean Pick
Ebba Ksour
North African Front
France
Notable Obituaries Across North America and Europe
Death notices list Louis Arthur Cunnen slam 55, novelist in St John Newfoundland. Reverend Joseph Richard 102, oldest Jesuit priest in Guelph Ontario. Kay Carroll 25, actress in Libertyville Illinois. Benjamin F. Wolliams 33, NACAcS president in Des Moines Iowa. E Ray Goetz 68, Broadway producer in Greenwich Conn. Luigi Montesanto 66, Italian baritone in Milan. Robert Walker unknown age, founder of Orpheus Male Chorus in Cleveland. Dr Carl W Larson 73, Gairy expert in Buffalo.
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Louis Arthur Cunnengslam
St. John
Joseph Richard
Guelph
Ont
Kay Carroll
Libertyville
Robert Walker
Orpheus Male Chorus
Cleveland
Carl W. Larson
Buffalo
Arms shipment to Guatemala halted by U S and German authorities
Swiss ammunition bound for Guatemala was detained in Hamburg. The 2 mm anti aircraft shells were to be sent on a German ship via Guatemala. U S authorities say arms to Guatemala threaten Panama Canal security. German officials cooperated with Hamburg America Line to stop the consign ment. The cargo departed Hamburg May 29.
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Germany
Guatemala
Wambure
Eima- Pott
U. S
Panama Canal
LV. S
Poland
U.S
Ammun
Hamburg
High Commission Aeral
Transport Ministry
Hamburg-Amerika
Trans
Coburg
JALOPY FIRE BURNS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
A Rochester area scene reports a large bonfire as old autos are burned at vacant lots near several dealers. The event, aiming to clear space for new inventory, drew crowds while dealers delayed announcing future plans. Authorities did not immediately reveal motives or next steps.
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Rochester
Wes Gicom
Rochester Automobile Deale Sodax
Automovile Dealers’ Association
Tsar
Uae
Sundar Rivers
Jobless Benefit Reforms Raise Payouts and Cut Employer Costs
New York lawmakers increased weekly unemployment benefits from 32 to 36 dollars and survivors' benefits from 35 to 40 dollars. Bohringer cited reduced employer payments due to exposing fraud by doctors and hospitals in compensation cases. Overall rate reductions will save employers about 12.3 to 25 million dollars in payments and absorb 17.5 million in higher benefit costs.
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New York
Anottom
Aegislatura
Enied
Bohringer
Ai Pact Commission
Oreiant
East German revolt leaders sentenced to hard labor
Berlin reports four Germans charged with leading the revolt last year were given long terms at hard labor by the East German Supreme Court. Welfganz Sigradt and Werner Mangelsdorf received 15 years each, Hans Fueldner 10 years, and Horst Gassa 5 years.
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Berlin
Welfganz Sigradt
Werner Mangelsdorf
Hans i Fueldner
Horst Gassa
Senator Flan ders urges strong words for wartime unity
In Atlanta Senator Ralph E. L. Flanders delivers a fiery commencement address urging American resolve and unity against Soviet and European aggression. He warns against appeasement, declaring war a moral necessity to prevent creeping horror and to safeguard freedom and peace worldwide.
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Tevii
Russia
Ussian
Flanders
Birdie Sacrifices Freedom for Security in Suburban Tale
In Riverdale a pet sparrow named Birdie supposedly trades freedom for safety and affection. The Babich family, Mr. and Mrs. Peer Babich, recount their toddler George’s encounter with the small bird, which returns each evening to a nearby perch and waits for the Babich blinds to open before entering the home.
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Chicago
Birdie
Peer Babich
Riverdale
George
Eutemar
Fu Iiler
Orphans Quartet Wins Washington Festival Honors
The Orphans quartet from Wisconsin captured two top honors at a festival in Washington, performing a medley that included Some Body Stole My Gal and Five Feet Two. The event was sponsored by the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing.
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Washington
The
Society For the Peservation A and Encouragement of
Singe
America
Dion
H Bomb Damage Imagined by Senate Figure
Washington reports Senate House committee chair W Sterling Cole says he doubts Russian leaders grasp the power of the atomic bomb. General view in a Cole interview notes that Thomas E Murray of the Atomic Energy Commission suggested anti bomb demonstrations for Russians could aid war rejection, but Cole remains skeptical.
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Fep
W. Sterling Cole
R-Nyd
Senate
House Committee of Atomic Energy
Thomas E. Murray
Atomic Energy Commission
Paussia
Muchear
Cole
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