Keating Eyes Gubernatorial Race and Senate Odds
Rep Keating says he would oppose Harriman for governor if favored, but the GOP likely selects a metropolitan New York candidate. He hints a Senate nomination could follow and accuses Harriman of blocking anti crime efforts and ties to underworld figures. Rockefeller endorses Westchester supporters. Dewey could lead if drafted. Morhouse slams Harriman for indecision and misrule.
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New York
Kenneth B. Keating
Averell Harriman
Rochester
GOP
Keating
U.S. Senate
Harriman
Apalachin
N.Y
National Republican Club
Leonard W Hall
GOP Nations
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hall
Nassau County
Rockefeller
Westchester
Isues
Manhattan
Westchester County Republican Committee
Dewey Keating
Thomas
Dewey
Irving M. Ives
Democratic Party
Ave
Goonstruck
Democratic Arty
Particulr
Mor
Hospitals Warned About Lawsuits
New York attorney Vincent J. O Rourke warned at the Middle Atlantic Hospital Assembly that hospitals must tighten defenses as immunity from suits fades. He said New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey institutions face rising premiums and loss of coverage since New York voided immunity in May 1957.
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Atlantic City
New York
Vincent J. O’rourke
Middle Atlantic Hospital Assembly
New York State
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
O'Rourke
Buffalo Steel Plants Increase Output With More Furnaces Open
Steel production in the Buffalo area rises to 48.9 percent of rated capacity with another open hearth furnace activated. Bethlehem Steel completes the 17th of 35 open hearths at its Lackawanna plant. Republic Steel has 2 furnaces running and Wickwire Spencer, a division of Colorado Fuel and Iron, has 1 of 3 in operation.
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Buffalo
Bethlehem Steel Co
Ackawanna
Republic Steel Corp
Auto Union Ready to Ease Terms
UAW leader Walter Reuther urged no strike as the union shows willingness to extend three-year contracts with GM Ford and Chrysler amid a weak economy and 750,000 unsold cars. The union warned a strike would hurt the industry while noting talks could end without a contract.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
UAW
Detroit Free Press
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Former Treasury Official Dies in Five Story Plunge
Stephen B. Gibbons former assistant treasury secretary died yesterday after plunging from a casement window in a five story fall. Police noted no note was left and his wife watched from a distant kitchen window. He had polio and heart ailment history and was seen in good spirits beforehand.
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Treasury
New York
Stephen B. Gibbons
Gibbons
Governor Harriman May Attend Mayor Parley
Gov. Harriman said he may attend the state conference of mayors after it was shifted from the Lake Placid Club. He noted discrimination allegations against the club influenced his earlier decision not to attend on June 14 and that a new invitation has been sent.
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Niagara Falls
Harriman
State Conference of Mayors
Lake Placid Club
Governor’s Office
Albany
Longer School Hours Proposed by Heller
Robert Heller, author of the Heller Report, urged longer school hours and said women teachers should be paid less than men. He argued that men who are heads of families with many dependents must be paid more for adequate science teaching.
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Montgomery Ala
Robert Heller
Convicted Colonel Heinel Wins Reversal on Appeal
The Court of Military Appeals reversed Col. Walter C. Heinel’s conviction for taking Army privileges and wooing a married woman, sending the case back to the commander of the 1st Army at Governor’s Island to decide a new trial. The decision cited Jencks precedent and criticized trial access to pretrial transcripts. Heinel, a 1942 recruit, had decorations from the Army and Korea and faced a potential re Trial.
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Washington
Court of Military Appeals
Walter C. Heinel
Heinel
Boston
1St Army
Governor's Island
N. Y
Supreme Court
Jencks
Heine
Chicago
Alice Wilson
Wilson
Robert E Quinn
Appeals Court
Quinn
Homer Ferguson
George W. Latimer
Latimer
Heiner
Army
Republic of Korea
Truman to Attend Play About FDR in New York
Former President Truman and Mrs. Truman arrive from Chicago to view Sunrise at Campobello before a Mediterranean cruise aboard the S S Independence. They may cancel if Algeria developments worsen and plan to visit their daughter and son in law Clifton Daniel while in New York.
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New York
Truman
Chicago
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Campobello
Trumans
S.S. Independence
Algeria
Clifton Daniel
Mystery Messages Plague Paris Broadcasts From Algiers
Reports say Radio Algiers in French Algeria transmits coded nonsensical phrases to France reminiscent of World War II resistance instructions. The messages repeat and seem to challenge German counter espionage while aiming to influence French sentiment.
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Bordeaux
France
Algiers
Britain
British Broadcasting Corp
FBI Seizes Suspect in Train Plot
FBI agents arrested Ira Paul Loux, 35, of Compton California, as he crawled from weeds near tracks east of Los Angeles after a ransom letter threatened to dynamite Southern Pacific Sunset Limited No 2 unless 500000 in twenty dollar bills were paid. A signal light and money bag plan were found, and Loux will face federal extortion charges.
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Los Angeles
FBI
D. K. Brown
Southern Pacific Co
Ira Paul Loux
Compton
Calif
Brown
J. H. Pruitt Jr
Southern Pacific
Loux
U. S
Laughlin E. Waters
Jobless Pay Drops 93 000 In Week To May 10
Washington reports official unemployment benefits fell by 93 300 in the week ended May 10 marking the largest single weekly decline since 1956. Total recipients remain at 3 101 500, more than double last year. Eisenhower opposes immediate broad tax cuts amid recession talks with Anderson and Democratic leaders.
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Washington
Labor Department
Eisenhower
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Democratic House
Anderson
Congress
Citadel to award 59 degrees for wives of students
The Citadel in Charleston will grant 59 P-H-T-D degrees, described as pushing husbands through. Wives of students who earn degrees next Saturday or at summer school will receive diplomas featuring an eagle atop a perfume bottle and a baseball bat, symbolizing mastery of husband management.
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Charleston
Citadel
Mark Clark
The
State Military College
Snake
Drunken woman delays arrest as snake forces jail entry
In Spartanburg South Carolina a 175 pound woman refused to leave a patrol wagon. Police officer George Tuck failed to move her. To resolve the standoff someone released a dead black snake into the wagon. The woman squirmed and calmed enough to be jailed.
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Spartanburg
S. C
City Jail
George Tuck
Vanguard Rocket to Join Smithsonian Display
A Vanguard rocket built by Martin Co will be displayed in the Smithsonian rotunda beside relics of the Stone Age and the Spirit of St. Louis. The display will occur Monday in the Washington Museum, near Lindbergh’s historic solo Atlantic flight plane.
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Saltimore
Charles A. Lindbergh
Rifle misfire at Rotary Club meeting in New Castle
Deputy Buford Stewart demonstrated gate handling of firearms at a Rotary Club event in New Castle when a .22 rifle discharged, punching a hole in the ceiling and prompting investigation.
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New Castle
Ind
Buford Stewart
Rotary Club
Bear mauls 10 year old girl at Racine Zoo
A 10 year old girl was severely mauled by a European brown bear at Racine Zoo after reaching into the bear cage with 50 classmates from Waukegan Illinois. She underwent three hours of plastic surgery and remained in fair condition at St Marys Hospital as doctors monitored for further needed procedures.
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Racine
Wis
Racine Zoological Park
Waukegan
Ill
Mary Heibner
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mary
Kenneth Heibner
Zoo
Emil Rokosky
Jack Humble
Girl Beaten To Death In Gadsden
In Gadsden Alabama a young mother Laura Jo Lehman age 23 and Pauline Argo age 31 are jailed on first degree murder charges after a 3 year old girl died from injuries believed to be from beating. Police say the child was beaten in anger and died after hospitalization. The women lived with the child while their husbands served in the military.
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Gadsden
Ala
Ned Simmons
Laura Starr Lehman
Laura Jo Lehman
Pauline Argo
Etowa County
Hord
Simmons
Deer Wanders Into Dallas Bookshop
A young deer entered a rear door of a Dallas Oregon bookstore yesterday. It browsed among customers and shelves before leaving by the front. Minutes later the animal circled the store and peered in the window before loping away from town.
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Dallas
Ore
Love Suit Yields 490000 Award to Chicago Doctor
Chicago physician Dr. Lester Odell won a 490000 judgment after a seven-wemale panel found in his favor in a case of alienation of affections against Dr. Emerson McVey. McVey did not defend, while Odell's wife Elaine has separate suit for cruelty and desertion. Odell testified McVey visited him and his wife and escorted her to night spots. Odell and McVey are long-time friends and Odell’s wife has a separate adultery cross claim naming McVey.
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Chicago
Lester Odell
Odell
Emerson McVey
Illinois
McVey
Sol Friedman
Stock Market Resumes Rise to a 1958 High
The market revived its spring uptrend in New York this week as the Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose to 169.60, close to the year's peak of 169.90. Five straight weekly advances preceded a short dip, led by steels and aircrafts with utilities near a new 1958 high.
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New York
Associated Press
Beeding Survives 83 G Endurance Test at Holloman
Capt. E L Beeding aged 29 endured about 11 000 pounds of force or 83 times his body weight in a 10th of a second on a Holloman Air Force test sled. Officials said 83 G’s surpass the previous record of 40 by Lt Col John P Stapp. Beeding recovered after shock and attributed the backward facing seat as best for absorbing crash forces. A water cylinder provided the sled brakes.
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E.L. Beeding
Hollomad Air Force Missile Development Center
Air Force
John P. Stapp
Beeding
Sub Identity Remains a Mystery
The Argentine navy reported a high speed submarine attack in Golfo Neuvo 650 miles south of Buenos Aires. Depth charges and an oil slick followed as ships hunted the sub for two days with no surface contact. Reading through: Beaver Island settlement history appears in the text.
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Buenos Aires
U.S
Arturo Frondizi
Golfo Neuvo
Frondizi
Peru
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
U.s.navy
Atlantic
Pacific
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