SEATO considers U S ban on China at talks
SEATO foreign ministers meet in closed session in Washington to discuss U N membership for Communist China seeking a unified Western position. Pakistan and Britain resist concessions while New Zealand hints at cautious recognition policies as debate continues.
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Baptists Weigh Break From National Council at Rochester Meet
The American Baptist Convention opens its 5th annual meeting in Rochester with a move to withdraw the 1,500,000 member denomination from the National Council of Churches. The Wichita First Church petitioning Baptists to sever ties cites liberal leanings. the issue draws major attention as more than 10,000 delegates attend and hear President Herbert Gezork of Newton Theological School.
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Social Security Medical Coverage Debate Looms in Congress
In Washington the House Ways and Means Committee scheduled a showdown vote on a Democratic plan to extend Social Security to cover medical care for the aged. Administration opposition looms as Speaker Rayburn works to sway the panel. The fate may hinge on a single vote and full House action remains uncertain. Meanwhile a labor-backed minimum wage bill faces committee review and a compromise plan targets a $1. or $2? level with subsidies to extend coverage for thousands of workers.
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Johnson Runs Fast But Is Mum As Ever
Washington dispatch says Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B Johnson after a six state Western swing may not announce candidacy before the Democratic convention in Los Angeles. A full-page ad and Scripps Howard editors endorsement pressure Johnson to run while he weighs the delegate claims for a Kennedy front runner.
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Chronicle Telegram 1960 Elyria Classifieds Preview
Fragmented OCR text from a 1960 Elyria newspaper shows publication details and pricing in a classifieds style. It mentions the Chronicle Telegram, June 2, 1960, and delivery/subscription rates with addresses and pricing for local and outside areas. The readable content provides context for the historic issue but lacks a clear news事件.
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Big Tipper Gets Free Room and Board in Pen
In Fort Worth Texas UPI reports Scott Evans, a bad check artist, was sentenced by Comminal Judge Dave McGee to two years in state prison. The judge quipped you will get free room and board there. The item notes Evans paid a $360 motel bill with a rubber check.
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Broadway Footlights Fade as Broadway Faces Blackout
New York upi Broadway theater lights threatened after a walkout by actors. The Theater League and Actors Equity clash over pay and benefits with 22 houses slated to darken if the strike proceeds. A $1 million damage suit focuses on the unscheduled cast absences and breach allegations.
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Slayer Plans Another Appeal to Save Edythe Klumpp
Cincinnati attorney Wilam Fuss Hopkins said he would appeal to the U S Supreme Court to halt the electric chair for Edythe Klumpp in the Bergen murder case. The Supreme Court denied a rehearing, delaying execution 90 days if the appeal is filed.
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First Lady Mamie Eisenhower Remains in Hospital
Mrs Mamie Eisenhower, at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, is treated for acute asthmatic bronchitis. President Eisenhower and Lt Col John Eisenhower visited, noting she is comfortable and improving though her stay length and plans remain undetermined.
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Sheriff Will Go to Jail Over Summer Uniforms
Hamilton County Sheriff Dan Tehan opposed mandated summer wear for deputies disagreeing with Ohio regulations. A three sheriff commission led by Gov. Michael V. Dr Salle ordered standard dress, costing Hamilton County over 19 thousand dollars for woolen black shirts.
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Five Massillon Cops Testify in Bribery Trial
In Canton Ohio police officers testified that Michael Miljanich offered each one month’s pay to stop raids on gambling joints last summer. Miljanich, 36, is the first of three Massillon residents tried on bribery indictments from a special Stark County grand jury. The panel has so far focused on Massillon gambling, with Canton and other Stark County cities remaining to be investigated.
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Gas Chamber Date Stands in California Executions
Mrs Elizabeth Duncan 58 and two codefendants in the indnap murder of Olga Duncan are denied a delay of execution in the San Quentin gas chamber set for June 17. Co defendants Luis Moya 22 and Augustine Baldonado 26 participated in the Nov 17 1958 slaying as ordered by Superior Judge William A Reppy.
Governor Loses Milking Meet
Tallahassee Florida Governor Leroy Collins opened the daily session by losing a milking contest to G O Cox mayor of Quincy Cox. Earlier he had won the semi finals by defeating Agriculture Commissioner Lee Thompson who admitted he had never milked a cow.
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Refugee surge and world news brief from a 1950s issue
East Germany sees its largest refugee exodus since 1958 with over 20 000 fleeing Communist rule last month. The World War II bomber Lady Be Good search ends as seven more mine crew members are recovered. Vatican Osservatore Della Domenica says women cannot be priests or bishops. Eisenhower proclaims June 14 Flag Day. Colum b us committee picks for Democratic convention. Railroad and telephone rate actions in Ohio. Court cases in Toledo and Warren plant construction in Ohio. Regional political and weather notes plus Hollywood and historic on this day items.
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White Settlers Flee The Belgian Congo
Reports from Leopoldville and interior areas describe growing panic as white settlers flee the Belgian Congo amid rising nationalist gains. A violent incident among rebels, threats to take over white men’s property, and mass travel spurred by disarray as independence nears on June 30.
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