Brothers Steal Plane and Die in School Crash
Two Talaqua Tunaway brothers aged 12 and 14 and their pet dog died when a single engine plane they stole from Cable Airport smashed into Emerson Junior High School grounds in Pomona California. Police noted the boys had previously attempted thefts and were missing since Monday.
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Los Angeles
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Where To Turn Nominates For Local 1104 President
Local 1104 United Steel Workers nominates seven candidates for presidency with two withdrawals anticipated. Lorain County survey to begin this summer covering five-year acre-by-acre planning. Recognition night honors Columbia students for academic athletic and musical achievements.
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Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio
Cloudy with scattered showers or thunder showers this afternoon and tonight. High near 77, cooler tonight with a low around 34 to 59. Wednesday highs around 80, no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Lake Erie small craft warnings in effect from 7 am EST today with southwest winds 13 to 30 knots becoming west 12 to 22 knots this afternoon or tonight.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
UPI Report: Witnesses Added in Presser Case Probe
Cleveland dispatch notes 14 more witnesses to appear as part of the Senate Rackets Committee inquiry into James R Hoffa and the Teamsters. It highlights testimony on Christmas gifts lists, records torn from files, and requests to view the 1955 1958 gift lists with former Sen McClellan and Judge Connell referenced.
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UPI
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George H. Bender
Ohio
Presser
Teamster
James R.committee
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Hoffa
Bert Brennan
Walter J. Sheridan
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Teamsters International
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William Presser
Ob Jones
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John English
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Senate
Teamsterster
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Chicago
Eamster Union
John L. McClellan
Senate Committee
Ray C. Bliss
U.s.voice
Arkansas Democrat
James C. Connell
Itie
Bliss
Connell
Clellan
New uprising in western Tibet sparks major Red Army pullback
Reports from official and Tibetan refugee sources say a fresh revolt began in Sekhar Dzong, western Tibet, around mid May. The clash has led to thousands of Red Army troops being redeployed from India Sikkim and Bhutan borders, with refugees describing dozens of trucks transporting Communist casualties through Gyantse. It is suspected Nationalist Chinese elements aided the outbreak.
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UPC
Tibet
India
Sikkim
Sekhar Dzong
Gyantse
Turkish Trials Set by Military Junta in Ankara
The National Unity Committee announced that deposed leaders of the Menderes regime will face trial within a month and new elections will be held as soon as possible. Observers expect delays until trials conclude, with possible death penalties for Adnan Menderes and aides. The junta has arrested more than 400 Democratic Party MPs, transferring them to Yassiada for constitutional charge reviews.
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Turkey
UPI
National Unity Committee
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Adnan Menderes
Ertugrul Alath
Unity Committee
Alatli
inAnkara
Istanbul
Cemal Gursel
Gursel
Committee of National Unity
Col
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Alath
Primary Vote Recount Set in Ohio House Race
A recount of 106 candidates for 17 Democratic nominations to the Ohio House from Cuyahoga County begins Tuesday. It will recheck 150 of the county's 2349 polling places, requested by Assistant Police Prosecutor Carl Stokes who lost by 23 votes for the 17th nomination.
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Cleveland
UPS
Ohio House
Cuyahoga County
Carli B. Stokes
Eaton Sees Big Change After Vote
Moscow reports Cyrus Eaton expects radical changes in U S government departments after the November election. In Prague he told T Gavrilov that U S spy lights over Russia were unfriendly. He criticized Eisenhower at the Paris summit and warned against surprise attacks by Russia.
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UPC
Literary Gazette
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
U.S
China
Gazette
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Russia
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Eaton
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Europe
United States
Mrs Eaton Under Attack in Cleveland Delegation Split
CLEVELAND Ohio. Cuyahoga County Engineer Albert Porter said his faction of the Democratic delegation may ask Governor DiSalle to remove Anne Kinder Eaton as a delegate at large. Porter backs anti DiSalle delegates and will meet next week to plan their convention appearance.
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UPI
Cuyahoga County
Albert 5
Porter
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Anne Kinder Eaton
Tomake
Mixed-Up Ape's Sure He's A Man
Memphis officials plan to pair Terrible Timmy the one year old gorilla with a female chimp to overcome his fear of animals. Zoo director Raymond Gray said Timmy has lived with 760 officials and been treated like a human, prompting the chimp project. The zoo also ordered a female gorilla from Africa for Timmy.
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Tenn
Wpi
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Tarzan
Memphis Zoo
City Zoo
Raymond Gray
Gray
Allen Freeman
Miart
2Co
Africa
Harriman Attacks Treasury and Budget Bureau on Policy
Former ambassador and cabinet figure W Averell Harriman told a Senate subcommittee that the Treasury and Budget Bureau have too much influence on national security and foreign policy. He urged curbing their reach and giving greater weight to the Council of Economic Advisers in policy decisions.
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UPI
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Budget Bureau
Harriman
Senate
Russia
Great Britain
Mutual Security Agency
New York State
Treasury and Budget Bureau
The
Council of Economic Advisers
Film Obscenity Trial Nears End in Cleveland
The obscenity trial of the French film The Lovers was expected to wrap up today before a three judge panel in Cleveland. UPI reports the case presents questions of decency and censorship in film.
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Cleveland
UPI
U S Says U-2 Flights Gave Secrets On Soviet Arms
Defense Secretary Thomas Gates says U-2 spy flights supplied secret U S data on Soviet atomic weapons missiles submarines planes and airfields enhancing national security the disclosure came today in Washington.
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Defense Department
Gates
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Burleson pushes public accounting for official travel
House watchdog chairman Rep. Omar Burleson urges mandatory public disclosure of government funded trips to curb abuse. He wants members to file travel outlays for publication in the Congressional Record upon return, amid prior scandal coverage by Knight newspapers and Life magazine.
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UPD
House
Omar Burleson
D-Tex
Committee On House
Burleson
U.S
Knight Newspapers
Life Magazine
United Press International
Congressional Record
Expert Sticks To Story In Sniper Death
In Painesville Ohio UPI reports the defense preserves the expert testimony of a retired ballisticist. He argues an accidental shot could have killed scoutmaster Charles Clark last Christmas Five. The witness disputes the state claim identifying the death bullet.
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UPI
Charles Clark
David L. Cowles
Cleveland Police Scientific Investigation Unit
Floyd Hargrove
Hargrove
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