Governors Fail to Peg a Star For '60 Presidential Show
Miami Beach governors at their Golden Anniversary Conference left without a clear 1960 presidential contender. Delegates debated National Guard size and a White House recession conference while strategists jockeyed for position, with Collins seen as a southern compromise candidate. Nixon was favored by many GOP governors, and the economic forecast suggested Democratic gains in Congress.
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Connecticut
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New York
A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
Nixon
William G. Stratton
Illinois
Postal Package Bill Goes to Eisenhower
The House passed a sweeping postal package by 379 to 0 and sent it to President Eisenhower for signature. The measure raises mail rates by 547 million dollars and provides a 265 million dollar annual raise for 500000 postal workers.
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INS
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Picklini Martini Debuts in Chicago and New York
A restaurant chain in Chicago and New York rolls out the picklini a martini with a pickle to mark national pickle week. The promotion targets urban patrons seeking novelty beverages in two major markets.
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Chicago
New York
City planning should involve all sectors and residents
The editorial urges broad participation in city planning beyond a single agency. It notes suburbs grow faster than infrastructure can keep pace and invites readers to continue the discussion on the Editorial Page today.
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Eisenhower Orders Study To Prevent Midair Collisions
President Eisenhower directed his air coordinating committee to study eliminating midair collisions after a Maryland crash killed twelve. He planned a later meeting with House investigators Rep Prince Preston and Rep Cliff Clevenger, top members of the House Appropriations Committee.
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D-Ga
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Ohio
Preston
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Capital Airlines Jet Narrowly Misses Air Force Bomber Over Ohio
Capital Airlines reported a B57 bomber narrowly missed colliding with a Capital Viscount jet prop over Ohio last night. The Capital plane with 4 crew and 15 passengers landed safely in Baltimore about 1% hours after the scare. no Air Force comment was available.
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Washington
Subcommittee Balks at Stop Gap Plan on Air Crashes
The appropriations subcommittee rebuffed federal air officials on a stop gap plan to halt civilian military air crashes and voted to take the issue directly to President Eisenhower. Preston said a White House aide Jack Anderson informed his office of the appointment. Eisenhower's air coordinating committee is led by retired Lt. Gen. Elwood R. Quesada.
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Pete) Quesada
Ike's Brother Named Father of the Year at Luncheon
Johns Hopkins President Milton Eisenhower was chosen as Father of the Year by the National Father's Day Committee at its 23rd annual luncheon attended by more than 1,500 people. President Eisenhower praised his brother for devotion to his children and his work with college students.
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Record High Food Prices Push Living Costs to Peak
Washington reports April cost of living rose to 123.5 from 1947-49 average as record food prices lift overall index. Prices for fruits vegetables meats and fish led gains while car prices and rents also climbed. Government noted some declines in April but warned summer prices may rise again.
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Labor Department
Bureng
Knaus Fund Donates 25000 for Hospital Memorial
The G Norman Knaus Foundation funds a hospital memorial room with a 25000 gift from Syracuse Engineering Co Inc Thelen Iron Works Inc and Syracuse Foundry Inc The donation honors G Norman Knaus who led the three firms for over four decades until his 1956 death A fund meeting will be held at Hotel Syracuse tomorrow at 12 15 p m
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Syracuse Foundry Inc
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Syracuse
Onondaga Symphony
Hotel
Canada will push cooler air into Syracuse with rain
Canada sends cooler air and rain to Syracuse over the next 24 hours. Showers and thunderstorms are expected tonight with winds turning from southwest to northwest at 15 to 25 mph. Overnight low 52, tomorrow high 60 with northerly winds.
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Syracuse
1919 Model T Bargain At $350 In New York
Advertisements tout a 1919 Ford Model T coupe offered for 350 dollars by The Dery Dock Savings Bank as a tempting deal. A seller reportedly planned to mail circulars with car details, but the dealer who arranged the sale rushed out with a 350 dollar check and a map to the purchase location.
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New York
Dery Dock
Fighting erupts in Tunisia as French airstrike sparks clash
French and Tunisian forces clash after French planes bombed the Gafsa airport in south central Tunisia. President Bourguiba confirmed the fighting and Paris faces pressure as Pflimlin seeks stability and De Gaulle weighs broader power moves.
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Algeria
France
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Charles de Gaulle
Antoine Pinay
de Gaulle
Paris Presse sums up a circular French political standoff
The Paris Presse describes a tangled chain of confidence among French leaders. Pflimlin trusts Salam, Salam trusts de Gaulle, de Gaulle lacks confidence in the Assembly but awaits its confidence in him.
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Paris Presse
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General de Gaulle
Detroit Man Seeks Legal Name Change Back to Roots
Algis Leonas Andolis of Detroit says his naturalization was a mistake and petitions Probate Court to revert to Al girdas Leonas Ancevielus. His friends may still call him Al, but he wants his real name restored.
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Detroit
Algis Leonas Andolis
Andolis
Algirdas Leonas Ancevielus
Clowning Bystanders Endangers Three UK Sanitation Workers
In Hounslow England three garbage collectors were ordered to stop misbehaving while on duty after a report of disruptive clowning. The incident prompted management to remind crews to maintain professionalism and safety during collection rounds.
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England
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