Congress Maintains Five-Week Sprint Toward Adjournment
Washington reports Congress shifted to a five week push for adjournment after presidential primaries. Leaders vow no reconvening post conventions, aiming to finish major items including minimum wage, school construction, health insurance for the aged, housing, and foreign aid. Also notes on Rep. Chipperfield’s travel expenses and HUAC testimony on seamen union security amid cold war tensions.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate
House
Lee
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Adlai F. Stevenson
GOP
State AFL-CIO Holds Parley
The AFL-CIO reports two years after merging that labor gains include a Democratic legislature, social legislation expansion, and improved unemployment and workers compensation. The officers Lynden, Hannah, Cope, and a 24 member board praise merger benefits and legislative advances since 1958.
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State
Afl-Cio
Friends of Labor
General Assembly
Michal J. Lynden
Phil Hannah
Elmer F. Cope
Are You AU Or A Non-U Or A U-2?
Washington reports a description of Senate life as a club with an unwritten code. A panel imagines hypothetical by laws for the exclusive group, noting the motto don’t rock the boat and cautioning against vanity, temper, and overextension while favoring party loyalty and restraint in speeches.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Jury Deliberations Continue in Presser Obstruction Case
Federal jury resumed deliberations in Cleveland on whether Ohio Teamsters Union President William Presser obstructed justice by allegedly destroying a Christmas gift list of $100 champagne buckets. The government says the action hid union ties to Senator George H. Bender who received a bucket in 1955. Presser faces up to five years and a $5,000 fine if convicted.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio Teamster Union
William Presser
Senate
Justice Department
Presser
Paul
George H. Bender
U. S
Ohio
Bender
Washington
Chronicle Telegram 1980 134 June 1960 Elyria Ohio
The Chronicle Telegram issue details daily publication with holiday notes. It lists pricing for mail subscriptions by region including Lorain and adjoining counties, Chicago area, and overseas rates. The paper is printed by Lorain County Printing Publishing Co at 225 East Avenue Elyria Ohio.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Lorah
Policeman Charged In Deaths Of Two Bystanders
In Philadelphia a 27 year old officer, Robert J. Marinelli, is charged with murder for fatally shooting Emanuel Thomas and Louise Jones as he pursued a fleeing man after a shooting in north Philadelphia. He was suspended and to face a hearing as authorities pursue the case.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Robert J. Marinelli
Marinelli
Thomas J. Gibbons
Paul M. Chalfin
John J. Kelly
Nho
Emanuel Thomas
Louise Jones
Marinell
John Henry
Henry
John Black
Ohio eyes license push on remaining livestock handlers
Columbus Ohio UPI report says Ohio's animal industry division is pressing the few livestock handlers who have not yet bought licenses under the revised licensing law.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Animal Industry ‘Division
20 Big Cities and 71 Small Unemployed Listed
The government adds twenty major industrial centers and seventy-one smaller towns to a worst-off list for long term unemployment. Detroit and other cities are named as examples while rural coal regions and various states show heavy job losses. The move could unlock targeted federal aid and directs attention to urban areas in economic recovery efforts.
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Evansville
Terre Haute
Ind
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Charleston
Huntington-Ashland
Wheeling
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Lawrence
Lowell
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Erie
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre- Hazleton
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Illinois
West Virginia
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New England
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Butler
Clearfeld-DuBois
anning-Ford City
Lewistown
Meadville
New Caste
Pottsville
St. Marys
Sunbery - Shamokin - Mt. Carmel
Uniontown
Connellsville
Primaries Under Way Across East West and South
Voters in the east west and south begin primaries while Iowa sees a standstill with six Republican senatorial hopefuls failing to meet the state voting threshold. New York voters pick 21 congressional seats and 172 national convention delegates as Nixon faces Brown in a test of popularity.
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United Preas International
Iowa
Mundt
South Dakota
George McGovern
Karl Mundt
Nixon
New York
Congress
Senate
Assembly
Edmund G. Brown
Alabama Seeks Rehearing On Offshore Oil
Alabama will ask the U S Supreme Court for a rehearing over offshore oil rights after the court ruled in favor of Texas and Florida extending 10.5 miles into the Gulf while Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi were limited to 3.5 miles. Governor John Patterson announced Monday.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Alabama
U.S. Supreme Court
Gulf of Mexico
John Patterson
High Court
Texas
Florida
Gulf
Louisiana
Mississippi
Bliss To Meet With Candidates On Campaign Strategy
Washington based report says Ohio Republican chairman Ray C Bliss will meet with congressional candidates from Ohio on Wednesday to discuss campaign strategy and electoral plans.
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Bliss
Washington
UPI
Ohio
Ray C.bliss
GOP
Velasco Ibarra claims to lead in Ecuador race
World In A Spin: three time Ecuadorian president Jose M Velasco Ibarra claims victory in his fourth race with a near two to one lead as returns come in. In Poznan clashes between police and rivals leave several injured after hooligans disrupt a football match that ends scoreless. In Pretoria a court convicts Hendrick J Graham for fatally beating a black maid and sentences him to death.
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Ecuador
Jose M. Velasco Ibarra
Poznan
Pretoria
South Africa
Hendrick J. Graham
Supreme Court blocks broker commission cut in sale price
In Washington the Supreme Court ruled a seller’s broker may not take a cut in his commission to lower the buyer’s price. It also upheld a New York law barring union dues by officers who are ex convicts. Other items include Giesler’s release after a third heart attack, editor changes in Pittsburgh, and various state notes on industry, housing, and public utilities.
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Supreme Court
Aso
New York
Las Vegas
Jerry Giesler
Hollywood
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
William Block
Pittsburgh “Post-Gazette
Sun- Telegraph
Joseph Shuman
James W. Ross
International Statistical Bureau
N.Y
National Industrial Conference Board
N. Y
Moscow
U.S
Machinists Still Out At Four Bases
Convair machinists continued a gappling strike at four missile bases delaying Atlas test launches and pad construction. IAM threatened to pull key workers at the plants to fund a strike fund supporting SAM maintenance crews at Cape Canaveral Vandenberg Offut and Warren. Pickets lined Vandenberg Cape Canaveral Warren and Offut. 25,000 Convair workers resumed work at midnight after a mass meeting to discuss strategy.
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Calif
UPN
Convair
International Assa. of Machinists
IAM
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vandenberg
Offut
Neb
Warren
Wyo
Atlas
Cape Canav
Strick
Transport Union
Teamsters Union
Pomona
Gator hunting season tally hits major count in Florida
Florida Game and Fish Commission released figures showing professional hunters killed 18 735 alligators during the 1950 1960 gator season. The report notes the total reflects the approved season and licensing rules in place across the state.
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Tallahassee
Fila
UPI
Florida Game and Fish Commission
On This Day Highlights From 1769 to 1948
This day recalls Daniel Boone beginning Kentucky exploration in 1769, Richard Henry Lee introducing Continental Congress resolutions in 1776, Beau Brummell born in 1778, the first dime novel in 186, and Dwight D. Eisenhower becoming president of Columbia University in 1948.
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Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Richard Henry Lee
Virginia
Continental Congress
George Bryan Brummell
Beau Brummell
Maleska
Ann Stevens
Dwight Fisenhower
Columbia University
New York
Giant Balloon Drifts Across Gulf Of Mexico
New Orleans report says the world s largest balloon measuring cosmic rays 20 miles up drifted across the Gulf of Mexico. The 40 story high balloon launched from Glync o Naval Air Station in Brunswick Georgia was about 100 miles west-southwest of New Orleans at 7 am edt. It had risen to about 85 000 feet after a night drop from 100 000 to 73 000 feet in what appeared to be its final descent.
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New Orleans
UPI
Gulf of Mexico
Glynco Naval Air Station
Brunswick
Here
Suburbs Grow as City Populations Lag in 1960 Census
The 1960 census shows city populations shrinking in major metros while suburban areas surge. New York City and others lose residents since 1950, whereas suburbs expand about 44.2 percent from 1950 to 1959, far outpacing the national 16.1 percent rise.
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Washington
UPI
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Newark
N.J
Philadelphia
Richmond
Rochester
Balitimore
Minneapolis-St
New York Cty
Census Bureau
Sammy Davis Jr Faces Marriage Challenges in London
London based entertainer Sammy Davis Jr facing issues from his plans to wed Swedish actress May Britt. He said Americans may react badly to public displays of affection and that the wedding date could be in September with London as the likely venue.
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London
Uru
Sammy Davs Jr
May Britt
America
Daws
Wall Street Journal ad boosts weekly income claim
A college reunion brainstorm leads to a claimed $200 per week rise after subscribing to The Wall Street Journal. The ad promotes the Journal as a vital business daily for ambitious men earning $7,500 to $25,000 annually, offering a trial period of three months for $7 and annual cost of $24.
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Journal
Smali
The
Midwest
Washington News
Monroe St
Chicago
Ill
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