Congress Begins Five Week Sprint Toward Adjournment
Congress started a five week sprint for adjournment after the presidential primaries. Leaders expect no reconvening after the conventions or the November election. Major action awaiting includes minimum wage school construction wheat health insurance for the aged housing and foreign aid and defence.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate
House
Lee
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Adlai F. Stevenson
GOP
AFL-CIO Holds Parley After Merger Debut
The AFL-CIO reports two years of merger gains at a state convention. Officers Lynden Hannah and Cope summarize labor victories since 1958, including anti right-to-work wins, a Democratic legislature, stronger social legislation, unemployment and workers compensation improvements, and expanded aid to the aged.
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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 Club Rules
A Senate press gallery discussion compares the Senate to a exclusive club, using U and non U designations. A spoof by-law list suggests etiquette for members, including avoiding rocking the boat, temperance, restraint in speeches, and not highlighting pork barrel perks.
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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 destroying a Christmas gift list and related records sought by the Senate Rackets Committee in 1958. If convicted, Presser faces up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine. The case centers on allegedly concealing the union’s ties to former Senator George H. Bender, who received a champagne bucket in 1955.
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UPI
Ohio Teamster Union
William Presser
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Justice Department
Presser
Paul
George H. Bender
U. S
Ohio
Bender
Washington
Local Chronicle Telegram issue details and pricing notes
The Lorain County Publishing Co Elyria Ohio lists the June 1960 Chronicle Telegram issue details. It notes publication schedule daily except Sundays and holidays and provides mailing rates for Lorain and adjoining counties and other regions.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Lorah
Policeman Charged in Deaths of 2 in Philadelphia
A 27 year old Philadelphia patrolman Robert Marinelli was charged with murder after shooting at a fleeing man during a north Philadelphia incident. Emanuel Thomas and Louise Jones were killed, John Henry died earlier in related shooting. Marinelli faced arrest after a two hour conference led by Police Commissioner Gibbons and First Assistant DA Chalfin.
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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 targets remaining livestock licensees under new law
Columbus Ohio UPI stating Ohio animal industry division presses the few livestock handlers who have not bought licenses under the state’s revised licensing law.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Animal Industry ‘Division
20 Big Cities 71 Small Unemployed On Worst-Off List
The Bureau of Employment Security added twenty large cities and 71 smaller communities to a worst-off list of areas hit by long term unemployment. Detroit Providence Evansville Terre Haute Atlanta Charleston Wheeling and others led the group. Small Pennsylvania West Virginia towns also appeared. The list aims for targeted federal aid as officials note conditions stem from declines in coal mining textiles and heavy industries.
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Ind
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Charleston
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Erie
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anning-Ford City
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Meadville
New Caste
Pottsville
St. Marys
Sunbery - Shamokin - Mt. Carmel
Uniontown
Connellsville
Primaries move across nation amid contests and standoffs
East West South hold primaries as Iowa voters vote in a stalemate over a sixcandidate field for senator. New York voters choose 21 congressional and state seats plus 172 delegates to conventions while California weighs Nixon's national standing. Mississippi votes on right to work. South Dakota focuses on McGovern Mundt race.
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United Preas International
Iowa
California
Richard’ M. Nixon
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 in the Gulf of Mexico The state argues the court erred when it held Alabama may only extend 3 5 miles while Texas and Florida may reach 10 5 miles The ruling cited a 1953 law and set limits for Alabama Louisiana and Mississippi
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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
Ohio Republican chairman Ray C. Bliss convenes with Congressional hopefuls from Ohio to discuss campaign strategy and coordination ahead of upcoming elections. Local party leaders expect focus on messaging, fundraising, and statewide endorsements.
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Washington
UPI
Ohio
Ray C.bliss
GOP
Velasco Ibarra Seizes Lead In Ecuador Fourth Bid
World in a Spin reports that Jose M. Velasco Ibarra took an apparent victory lead in Ecuador as returns show a two to one edge over the nearest challenger in his fourth presidential race. Separately in Poznan crowds clashed with police during a football match ending in a 0 0 draw with reported hooligan violence.
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Ecuador
Jose M. Velasco Ibarra
Poznan
Pretoria
South Africa
Hendrick J. Graham
Varied US Supreme Court Rulings Highlight 1950s News
In Washington the Supreme Court held a seller’s broker cannot cut his commission to lower buyer prices. Other items note a New York law barring dues by unions with ex convicts as officers and Giesler’s release after multiple heart attacks. Also reported are publisher changes, economic notes, and a Canton gambling case tossed. Actress Garson on life philosophy adds a light touch.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Aso
New York
Las Vegas
Jerry Giesler
Hollywood
Machinists Strike Tightens Grip On Four Missile Bases
Convair machinists walk picket lines at Cape Canaveral Vandenberg Offutt and Warren while most plant workers return to the two Convair plants. IAM threatens to pull key workers to fund a strike fund aiding 3,000 SAM maintenance and construction workers. Test launches postponed and pad work disrupted as unions mobilize.
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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
Florida hunters kill 18 735 alligators in season
The Florida Game and Fish Commission reported that professional hunters killed 18 735 alligators during the 1950 1960 alligator hunting season.
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Tallahassee
Fila
UPI
Florida Game and Fish Commission
Notable 18th Century Events On This Day
On this day 1769 Daniel Boone began exploring Kentucky. In 1776 Richard Henry Lee introduced a Virginia resolution to Congress, foreshadowing the Declaration. 1778 Beau Brummell the famed fashion figure was born. 186 the first dime novel appeared. 1948 Dwight D. Eisenhower assumed duties as president of Columbia University in New York.
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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
The world’s largest balloon, designed to measure cosmic rays from 20 miles up, drifted over the Gulf of Mexico. Launched from Glynco Naval Air Station in Brunswick, Georgia, it stood about 100 miles west-southwest of New Orleans at 7 am EDT and had risen to 85,000 feet after a night descent.
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UPI
Gulf of Mexico
Glynco Naval Air Station
Brunswick
Here
Suburban Rise Outpaces City Decline in 1960 Census
UPI reports the 1960 census shows large suburban population gains while several major cities lose residents since 1950. New York City and others decline, whereas cities like Seattle Akron and Atlanta show gains, with suburbs expanding 44.2 percent from 1950 to 1959.
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Washington
UPI
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Cleveland
Newark
N.J
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Richmond
Rochester
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New York Cty
Census Bureau
Sammy Davis Jr Faces Marital Troubles Over May Britt Plan
London. Sammy Davis Jr says he will face many problems from his announced marriage plan to May Britt. He notes some Americans will be shocked by public displays of affection and cites a probable September wedding in London. He is 34.
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London
Uru
Sammy Davs Jr
May Britt
America
Daws
Brainstorm Leads to Higher Weekly Earnings
A college reunion tale highlights a man who urged subscribing to The Wall Street Journal. After trying it his income rose to 250 dollars weekly, showing the paper benefits ambitious young and small business people. The ad promotes a three month trial for seven dollars delivered daily in the Midwest.
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Smali
The
Midwest
Washington News
Monroe St
Chicago
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