Summer Arrives With Sunny Skies Across Nation
Summer begins as mild showers dampen the Atlantic Coast while the West rocks hot, dry conditions. Temperatures swing from the 40s in the Great Lakes to 110 in Yuma with tornado reports in the Plains and a cool northern morning.
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Actress MacLaine Sparks Red Square Dance Talk
The actress says she would dance the can-can naked in Red Square on May Day if given the chance. Soviet officials tried to hush up her Moscow return but Miss MacLaine resisted, saying she would not be silenced. Premier Khrushchev had watched her dance years earlier on a Hollywood set during his U S tour.
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Air Force awards $16.19 million T-56 engine contract
The Air Force awarded a 16 million dollar contract to the Allison Division of General Motors in Indianapolis to manufacture T-56 turbo-prop engines for cargo aircraft. Senator Vance Hartke announced the award on Wednesday.
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Definitions of green onions leeks and shallots from United Fresh
A New York World press item explains how to distinguish green onions leeks and shallots. Green onions are harvested with bulbs about one inch in diameter. Leeks resemble scallions but are larger with flat leaves. Shallots have garlic like bulbs but without each clove encased by a membrane.
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United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association
Chinese Mass Troop Buildup Near Quemoy Sparks Caution
Intelligence officials note a much larger troop buildup near Quemoy and Matsu than in 1958 with no clear air force or landing craft signals. Some officials call the move defensive while Washington weighs risks amid Nationalist threats and U S defense commitments.
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Jane Froman Honeymooning in Columbia with Husband
Singer Jane Froman and her new husband Roland H. Smith of the Columbia Tribune spent their honeymoon in Columbia Missouri. The couple, married Wednesday in a double ring ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church, plan to live in Columbia and have both studied at the University of Missouri.
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United States to Defend Outposts If Formosa Attack Looms
The report notes that U S forces would reinforce outposts if a Red attack on them seemed to precede an assault on Formosa, signaling heightened defense readiness in the Asia Pacific theater.
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Formosa
Greece and Turkey open joint bridge at Ypsala
A million dollar bridge spanning the Vros River at Ypsala links Greece and Turkey. Officials expect improved cross border communication and cooperation between the two nations.
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Tow truck mix up ends in mistaken auto theft scare
Four year old Donald Rubino saw a tow truck taking grandma's car and cried out. Police stopped the truck. the driver had mistaken a different car for the same make and model parked nearby, ending the incident.
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Berlin Wall Eases Not Yet as Rusk Tours West Berlin
Secretary of State Rusk toured West Berlin as the city faced shooting near the wall and a massive antitank barrier. He met Mayor Willy Brandt and conveyed President Kennedy's greetings while signaling U.S. support amid East German warnings and Franco-German talks in Paris.
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Jet Flight Engineers Reach Pact To Cut Cockpit Crew
The 3000 member engineers union and the airline agreed to reduce jet cockpit crews from four to three with mediation guiding unresolved issues. They will negotiate a week at a time and avoid a strike while the agreement keeps engineers as top third-man pilots and preserves their bargaining status against the pilots union. President Kennedy praised the settlement as humane and prudent.
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Border Tense Over Preah Vihear Dispute With Cambodia
The border fight near the Preah Vihear temple remains unresolved as Thai forces, occupying the site since 1954, reject the Hague ICJ ruling that the temple lies in Cambodian territory. The dispute centers on the Thai Cambodian border 200 miles north of Phnom Penh.
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Lessons for Elders Offer Poise Classes in Los Angeles
Senior citizens meet weekly in Plummer County Park for instruction in voice and diction posture color harmony wardrobe personality development makeup and hairstyle techniques as part of a youthful heart program in Los Angeles County.
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Supermarkets Dominate U.S. Grocery Sales
About 25 000 supermarkets in the United States account for 72 percent of the nation's grocery sales according to the Super Market Institute report.
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Super Market Institute
Kennedy couple to attend private Mass in Mexico City
The Mass for the president and Mrs Kennedy in Mexico City on July 1 will be private. church officials said services will be closed to the public and did not specify invitees. They plan to attend before departing after a weekend visit later this month.
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AGVA Leader Took Hotel Gifts in Vacation Stays
The AGVA chief sat silent as a subcommittee detailed free vacations for Bright at the Concord hotel during 1959 1960 and 1961. Investigators said Bright failed to file required disclosures and that Taft Hartley and Landrum Griffin laws apply.
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Hotel bills at Concord totaled over six thousand dollars
The record shows $6,039.05 in room and board charges at the Concord for the three years in question and more than $10,000 owed through April. Bright paid $1,718.46 on Sept. 6, 1960 after Emanuel’s prompting, $4,079.26 on April 12 following the subcommittee's review, and $1,226.26 for 1959 60 and 61.
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X-15 Rockets to 47 Miles High in Record Flight
The X-15 reached 47 miles altitude with an 80 second burn using 57,000 pound thrust engines. The craft coasted near space as an adaptive control system managed attitude before a nose up descent to a 200 mph landing at Rogers Dry Lake. This marked altitude progress three years after the first X-15 flight and seven months after the 4,000 mph speed goal. Future flights aim for higher altitude with ongoing heat and control studies for space reentry.
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Snake bite leaves Indianapolis man in good condition
Allen Sprout, 34, of RR 10 Indianapolis, was treated at Community Hospital after a snake bit him at home near Cumberland. A Marion county deputy said the reptile, bitten Wednesday, might have been a rattlesnake.
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Pact With India Signed For 285 Million Loan
The United States and India signed agreements in New Delhi for 285 million dollars in long term loans to support Indian industrial development.
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