Greeks Recall NATO Troops From Turkey
Greece evacuated all North Atlantic Alliance personnel from NATO Southeastern Command in Izmir without NATO notice. An airlift moved Greek military and civilian staff and families to Greece, amid ongoing Cyprus tensions and Greek Turkish disputes. About 200 people were involved in the operation.
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Rockford Father Kills Family Then Himself
A Rockford used car dealer attacked his wife Bianca and daughters Jill Jan and Jinx with a claw hammer Saturday, then fatally shot himself. Police found the pajama clad man with a .22 pistol. The family had planned a Father’s Day observance. gifts were wrapped in the car seat.
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Bill Clipped Of Unionism
The Senate rejected a union democracy amendment backed by GOP leader Knowland and the Eisenhower Administration by a 52 to 31 vote. The proposal would let one-fifth of a union's members recall officers or change its constitution. Earlier, an administration amendment also failed.
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Baptists Reject Valley Forge Site for Headquarters
Delegates from 35 states plus Hawaii and Alaska voted on Valley Forge, 1235 to 1228, short of the 55 percent threshold. Earlier ballots also rejected Chicago and New York City as sites. Debate was to resume that evening at the American Baptist Convention meeting in Cincinnati.
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Venice Gondoliers Demand Speed Limit Defense Of Canals
Venice gondoliers adopted a resolution accusing motorboat skippers of endangering canal foundations with waves and urging city authorities to enforce the 50 mph water speed limit. The 450 licensed gondoliers continue their long feud with motorboat operators in the Italian city.
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Marie McDonald Leaves Hospital After Sleeping Pill Incident
LAS VEGAS AP Marie McDonald left a Las Vegas hospital where she was treated after swallowing sleeping pills in a dark hotel room Friday night. A hospital spokesman said she reached for aspirin and tranquilizers, called a friend who alerted hotel staff, and ambulance crews then transported her. George Capri, a hotel official and frequent companion, accompanied her to the hospital. The actress-singer recently obtained a final divorce decree from Harry Karl of Los Angeles.
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Eisenhower Plays 18 Holes Despite Soreness from Vaccination
President Eisenhower played 18 holes at Gettysburg Country Club despite a sore left arm after a recent smallpox vaccination. Col. Walker Tkach treated the site before the second nine, and the president finished smiling and chatting. He returned to Washington soon with wife and four grandchildren accompanying him.
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Scandinavian Air Lines Expands Caravelle Jet Order
Paris AP report states Scandinavian Airlines Systems signs for six more French built Caravelle jets, adding to an existing order of six. The move strengthens the carrier’s fleet plan and signals confidence in the jet model for European routes.
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