Kennedy seeks wider aid to win satellites from Soviets
Senate Foreign Relations Committee backed a Kennedy proposal to expand foreign aid aimed at pulling Soviet satellites toward independence. The measure would authorize a 3.707 billion dollar program for the coming fiscal year, with funds guided by security and independence criteria and limited to three Soviet bloc nations. Aimed at countering Soviet influence, the plan faces Republican opposition and requires cross-chamber approval.
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Senate
The
Senate Foreign Relations
Johnn F Kennedy
D-Mass
Eisenhower
House
Kennedy
Sens
Styles Bridges
Senate Republican Policy Committee
William F. Knowland
Calif
Soviet Union
Congress
Poland
Yugoslavia
Hungary
East Germany
Homer E. Capehart
Rind
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
U.S
Soviet Russia
Red China
North Korea
India
Nixon
Venezuela
Vicious Lions on the Loose Near Haileybury Ontario
In Haileybury Ontario a mountain lion possibly more than one may roam the area around the town of 2500. Conservation officer Ed Mantle reported a five foot cat on a highway and Ruby Wellar saw a smaller lion about 80 yards away. The Conservation Department is investigating and making paw print casts.
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Haileybury
Mantle
Ruby Wellar
Highway 11
Conservation Department
Largest TV Audience To Hear Billy Graham
Billy Graham telecasts his evangelistic sermon nationwide again as funds trail behind. He adds 10 Canadian stations to reach 160 outlets, the largest network audience for an evangelistic telecast. Cow Palace crowd urged funds for the San Francisco crusade. Graham asks viewers to contribute by letters, averaging 35 000 to 40 000 per week.
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San Francisco
Billy Graham
Graham
Canada
United States
Cow Palace
Faith
Police in Chile Nab Klansmen
In Santiago police arrested the Ku Klux Klan leader and several members who were said to be taking orders from Waco Texas. The group allegedly waged a terrorism campaign against Jewish citizens and property and police found Nazi swastika flags and KKK emblems.
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Santiago
Chile
Waco
Tex
Whitesboro Fire Kills 2
A father Ted T. Maziarz about 30 and his 13 month old daughter Johann died when flames swept their two story frame home in Whitesboro Utica suburb. Mrs Maziarz and two other children Diane 3 and Tommy 5 were rescued. she was burned but not seriously. The cause was not determined and details were limited.
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Whitesboro
Ted T. Maziarz
Johann
Utica
Man Walks Out of Court After Five Years Prison Sentence
Arthur K. Ohu Mukini, 23, left Circuit Court quietly after being sentenced to five years for faking a driver's license. He walked away and disappeared from public view yesterday in Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Arthur K. Ohumukini
Breckinridge Treason Indictment Dismissed After 96 Years
A 96 year old treason indictment against former vice president John C. Breckinridge, who joined the Confederacy, has been dismissed by Commonwealth's Attorney Paul Mansfield after consulting witnesses. Breckinridge, a Confederate general and secretary of war, later pursued law until his death in 1875.
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Lexington
Commonwealth
Paul Mansfield
John C. Breckinridge
Circuit Court
Breckinridge
Senate
Kentucky
Eisenhower and Khrushchev Eye Broad Disarmament Talks
The White House released a letter exchange showing President Eisenhower and Nikita Khrushchev moving toward broad scale technical discussions on enforcing disarmament agreements. Both sides consider naming experts to study verification, with timelines of about three weeks for initial meetings and participation from Britain and France on the Western side.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Foreign Office
Moscow
U.S
Russia
United States
Eissenhower
White House
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Britain
France
Soviet
Soviet Union
Spelling Bee Participants Gather at Central High School
The names Brenda Simkin Mary Kathleen Collins Gloria Tokas Jane Conley Louis Duval Kathleen Tighe Betsy Bruns Jacquelines Capron Patricia Salamida Ronald Shuffler T Aaron Levy Amy Cebulac Peter Bell John Case Linda Simkin Mary Louise Talewski and Richard Levy assembled for a 100 word written spelling test at 8 30 a m in a Central High School classroom with pencils ready.
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Brenda Simkin
Sherwood Central
Mary Kathleen Collins
St. Patricks
Syracuse
Gloria Tokas
Saints
Cyril and Methodius
Binghamton
Jane Conley
Oneida
Louis Duval
St. James Johnson City
Douglas Fisher
Victor Central School
Kathleen Tighe
St. Bridgets
Betsy Bruns
Jamesville-DeWitt
Jacqueline Capron
St. Mary’s
Oswego
Patricia Salamida
St. Ambrose
Endicott
Ronald Shuffler
T. Aaron Levy
Amy Cebulac
Rome
Peter Bell
Cathedral
John Case
Hamilton Central School
Linda Simkin
Mary Louise Talewski
Our Lady of Lourdes
Utica
Richard Levy
T. Aaron Levy School
Central High School
Victorious London Premiere Of Christie Thriller Ends In Applause
Agatha Christie new play The Verdict drew hearty audience response in London with six curtain calls and cheering after a troubled first night. Director John Hollingshead blamed a premature curtain drop for the earlier boos and rough gallery reception, contrasting the second night’s success.
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London
Christie
John Hollingshead
Hollingshead
Bee Day Spelling Finals Crowning Nears at Central
Rt. Rev Msgr James E Callaghan presided as judges for the oral event with Mrs Daryl Kline Miss Catherine Garrett Theodore I Stewart and others at the head table. Spellers prepared by Syracuse University Reading Clinic under Dr William Sheldon will be read corrected and awarded with pens and certificates before a final crowning around 5 p.m. at Central with broad cast by WSYR radio.
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Syracuse University Reading Clinic
William Sheldon
Msgr. Callaghan
Daryl Kline
Catherine Garrett
Theodore I. Stewart
Thomas Higgins
Karl McElroy
The
Herald- Journal
Joan E.vadeboncoeur
Richard F. Long
Central
Elliott Gove
Floyd Ottoway
WSYR
Campaign Cost Was Peanuts In New Mexico Primary
John Burroughs, winner of the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in New Mexico, campaigned with peanuts. He distributed peanut cards and related to his peanut processing business, claiming about 800 dollars in peanut costs.
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Sante FE
N. M
New Mexico
John Burroughs
Students Protest Restrictions on Housing in University Action
A campus protest led by students gathered at 10 am outside Willard Straight Hall and marched to Day Hall to oppose limits on visiting rights in men’s apartments. They chanted for Dean Malott, carried anti ban signs, and criticized tuition without representation. Eggs were thrown at Day Hall. no disciplinary action is planned.
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Willard ‘Straight Hall
Day Hall
University Administration
Malott
Tommyrot
Dean Malott
Frank W. Baldwin
Willard Straight
Dean Baldwin
French reform crisis deepens as Pflimlin faces Algiers revolt
The Pflimlin government battles to reform the constitution while a defiant Algerian front, led by Gen. Salan, challenges Paris. Paris responds by sending 3,500 troops to reinforce Algiers, amid rising tension with De Gaulle and the Communists.
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Tion
Pflimlin
de Gaulle
National Assembly
Raoul Salan
Pinay
Paris
Algiers
Salan
Mier
Rose Queen Ann Moseberg Weds High School Sweetheart
Arcadia California July 1957 Ann Moseberg Tournament of Roses queen married her high school sweetheart Robert Hall Jr. Her wedding dress was the coronation ball gown from the Roses Tournament event.
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Arcadia
Calif
Ann Moseberg
Robert Hall Jr
Explorer 1 transmitter goes silent after launch
The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory reports the last of two radio transmitters in the Explorer 1 satellite has been silent since 10:30 a.m. yesterday. The Explorer 1 moon mission began with a launch on January 1.
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Washington
INS
U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
U.S. Bs
Snake eggs sneaked for hatching at Bronx Zoo
James A. Oliver and keeper Ray Cummins seized eight eggs from a 36 pound African rock python after Oliver blindfolded the serpent. The mother laid 21 eggs this time, with past clutches of 20 eggs two years ago, half to be artificially hatched. The reptile remained nonchalant, though she is known for a vicious bite.
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New York
James A. Oliver
Bronx
Oliver
Ray Cummins
Cummins
Zoo
Merging INS and UP to Expand Global News Coverage
The combining of INS and United Press aims to broaden worldwide news and pictorial reporting. Economics drive the merger and cost pressures rise with better wire and electronic transmission. Key INS personnel will stay to reinforce the UP staff and ensure seamless integration of global news services.
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United Press
E. W. Scripps
Bartholomew and
LeRoy Keller
Gortatowsky and Smith
International News Service
Todd Horton 24 Dies After Play Mishap
Todd Horton aged 24 died at Littauer Hospital from a fractured skull after being knocked down by another boy while playing with a ball outside his Mayfield home. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Horton. The other boy involved has not been identified.
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Gloversville
Todd Horton
Littauer Hospital
Robert L. Horton
Todd
Mayfield
Horton
Curb Put On Jet Flights
Washington reports emergency curbs on military jets below 20000 feet to reduce collision risk. Lt Gen Elwood Quesada said the temporary measure limits visual flying and directs instrument flight under ground control of the CAA along civilian airways.
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Washington
Armed Services
White House
Elwood R. Quesada
Air Coordinating Committee
Quesada
Air Force
U.S
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Senate
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
CAA
Macy Papers Endorse Rockefeller for Governor Nomination
White Plains reports eight Macy Westchester newspapers back Nelson A Rockefeller for the Republican nomination. Rockefeller, former assistant secretary of state, resides in Pocantico Hills in Westchester County.
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White Plains
Macy
Westchester County
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
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