Governors Probe Ike Innards At Governors Meeting
At Atlantic City the 8th meeting of U S state governors focused on the Presidents health and civil rights, with politics overwhelming discussions of education and highways. Forty six governors plus Puerto Rico Hawaii and Alaska attended as party and national figures eyed convention prospects and Supreme Court rulings.
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British judge Bernard Shaw shot in Cyprus after death sentences
In Nicosia Cyprus two gunmen fired pointblank at British judge Bernard Shaw as he left a courthouse. Shaw had sentenced two Greek Cypriots to death earlier this month for shooting at British soldiers. Troops flooded the area and a citywide manhunt followed the attack.
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Iceland election tests pullback of U S forces at Keflavik
In Reykjavik preliminary counts show Conservatives led by Olafur Thors with 19 seats and a Progressive Socialist coalition at 25, signaling a hung parliament in Iceland after voters cast over 90 percent turnout. The race centers on whether to keep U S troops at Keflavik base amid calls for withdrawal.
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Embezzler Minnie gets 20 year term
Minnie Mangum former officer of a failed financial institution was sentenced to 20 years in prison. Judge H Lawrence Bullock ordered 10 years for embezzling 1 082 968 25 and 10 years for giving false information to the State Corporation Commission, to run consecutively.
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Prado Leads Peru Election With Narrow Count Edge
Lima Peru Manuel Prado leads in official returns from 19 of 25 states with 178,629 votes while Fernando Belaunorte of the National Youth Movement trails with 192,529 votes. Prado, a former president and Pradista party head, holds a 56,090 vote lead in the early tally.
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Today s Features Page Listings and Sections
Today's newspaper highlights regular features across Amusements Financial Bridge Radio-TV Classified Women s City Life Senior Deaths Forum Editorials Sports and Letters. Pictorial tease notes pages 13 through 26 with page references for each section.
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Change in Naples Command Heads Allied Forces in Europe
Adm. Robert P. Briscoe arrived in Naples from Washington to replace retiring Adm. William M. Fechteler as commander in chief of Allied forces in Southern Europe.
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Harriman Attacks Ike Admin Warlike Reputation
Averell Harriman told NBC panel the Eisenhower administration makes the nation seem warlike and favors big business. Maryland Governor Theodore McKeldin countered that the U S should avoid endless war. The exchange occurred as Harriman pursues Democratic support for the presidential nomination.
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Drunken Driving Case Postponed in Solvay Court
John E. Duggan, 40, of 702 Butternut St., charged with driving while intoxicated, was postponed after Duggan reportedly was hospitalized. Patrolman George Rawhar cited Duggan in an accident in the 800 block of Butternut St. involving a parked car owned by Robert Belly of Bennett Ave. R. D.4, Solvay. Duggan was released on $250 bail for today’s appearance.
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Congress Faces Three Week Rush With Big Budget Battles
Congress eyed a three week sprint toward adjournment as defense spending, foreign aid, highways and school aid bills loom. key votes approach on a large veterans pension proposal and a civil rights measure amid House Senate wrangles over Air Force funding and highway grants.
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Birth registration dispute at Notre Dame Hospital
Central Falls Rhode Island authorities face a birth record dilemma for Susan Agnes Meron born at midnight on a Saturday. They cannot decide whether to list the birth date as June 23 or June 24, causing registration delays and confusion.
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Truman hints at policy remarks in New York visit
Former President Truman pledged to speak freely on political ideas when he arrives in New York after his European tour. He said censorship during Europe is temporary and will be lifted upon landing. He lauded Adenauer and Churchill, urged grooming a younger leader, and planned meetings with Eden Nehru and Gaitskell.
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Missing Carrie Reunited With Parents After Detour
Mr and Mrs Cecil Prater of Milwaukee forgot to count their six children during a trip to Knoxville Indiana. A phone tip to Indianapolis police revealed their year old daughter Carrie was asking for them. The family returned and collected her.
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Wilson Takes Quiet Fishing Break After Senate Furor
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson spent a quiet holiday in Canada after a four day Marine base conference in Quantico. He said the gathering was very good and defended his use of the word phony as a misquoted remark about reporter questions amid Senate votes on a large Air Force funding package. He plans to testify Friday before the Senate subcommittee led by Senator Symington.
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Eisenhower to visit Panama City July 21 22
President Eisenhower decides to travel to Panama City on July 21 and 22 to meet with presidents of other American republics. He postpones the July 7 to 10 talks with India's Prime Minister Nehru at the suggestion of Nehru. The schedule change follows Eisenhower’s illness and a message from Nehru noting the talks should not burden him.
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Outlook for the Week: Fair and Cool With Variable Conditions
The U S weather forecast by Hancock Field predicts fair and moderately cool weather tonight and tomorrow with up and down conditions for the rest of the week. After today’s showers Andrew P Keller says lows will dip to 52, near the 1941 record low. Northwest winds 15 to 20 mph tonight, north winds 10 to 15 mph tomorrow. Temperatures reach the low 70s, then warmer Wednesday and Saturday with cooler Thursday. Rain is expected Wednesday and Saturday, totaling about a half inch. last night’s rain was about half an inch.
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Panhandler offers coffee after request for change
A panhandler asks a man for 20 cents for a cup of coffee. The man objects that coffee costs only a dime. The panhandler politely answers that the man should join him for coffee.
Russians show him aircraft at Moscow aviation day
Gen. Nathan Twining U S Air Force chief of staff tours the Soviet Aviation Day show in Moscow with Khrushchev noting the emphasis on defense. Three new fighter types and a jet propeller transport were unveiled as Western observers report no startling new models. Twining met Zhukov and viewed Kubinka airfield, once top secret, with limited press access.
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Iran's Shah Visits Russia on two week trip
Tehran reports Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Queen Soraya depart by deluxe army plane for a two week visit to the Soviet Union. Court sources say talks will cover expanded Iran Russia trade while Moscow pledges economic aid and pressure to move Iran away from the Baghdad Pact.
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Woman Mixup Over Car Crash Names Sparks Confusion
In Canton Ohio a mistaken notice split Sandy Mae Burby of East Sparta from Sandy Mae Barby of Columbus. A caller later clarified Burby Mae Sandy was the accident participant while Barby is a visiting friend, causing a mix up in the posting.
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