Warships From 17 Nations Join In Biggest Naval Review
In Norfolk Virginia the world naval review opens with about 85 ships from 17 nations sailing into Hampton Roads for a ten day event. Foreign vessels including Britain's Ark Royal and France De Grasse join 50,000 sailors ready for the two 14 mile harbor formation and a defense secretary review. Visitors swarm aboard a flotilla centerpiece as crews sample American life ashore.
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Norfolk
Harmpton Roads
Tenday Maritime
Britain
Lar Tion
Ark Royal
Jamestown
U.S. Navy
Ers
Nethe
Erlands
Belgium
Degrasse
Canada
Portugal
Peru
Norway
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Mayflower II Near Radar Fence Range Off Cape Cod
Mayflower II was spotted about 200 miles southeast of Nantucket and 75 miles from its last position near Nantucket Lightship. Coast Guard and Air Force planes monitored the ship as it rode a brisk wind and used lights to signal under sail amid fast liner traffic in transatlantic lanes. The vessel entered radar fence range and is expected to reach Provincetown Harbor on Monday if favorable winds persist.
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Povincetown
Mass
Nantucket
Coast Guard
Air Force
Continental United States
North American
Texas Tower
George’s Banks
Provincetown Harbor
Senators Cut Aid Less Than Expected
Washington AP report says President Eisenhower faced a trimmed aid package as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved 227.3 million dollars of the request while cutting 200 million from defense and defense support. The panel backed a 10 million development loan fund and aims to move the bill to the Senate floor next week with hearings set by the House committee. Lyndon Johnson signaled support for early action.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
John Foster Dulles
Senate
Theodore Francis Green
R L
Lyndon B. Johnson
Renee
House
Soil Bank
Conservation Reserve
Eisenhower Urges GOP Unity Behind Budget and Program
President Eisenhower appealed for GOP unity at a two day Republican conference, arguing the budget and legislative program implement the party platform. He pledged to use every power to enact the platform as a solemn commitment and to see it honored.
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Eisenhower
Civil rights bill confrontation and royal visit notes
Congressional backers press to keep the jury trial amendment out of the civil rights bill while sources predict a close vote. Eisenhower urges GOP unity as Queen Elizabeth may accept a six day visit invitation, with formalities to be handled through the British Foreign Office.
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House
Oppo- Washington
INS
Queen Elizabeth
Presi
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-olent
Eisenhower
Minn
U.S
Senate Ap
White House
Labor Department
Department of Health
Jed
London
Congressional
Howe
Senate
John Hay Whitney
Washington
Zoli Cabinet Wins Confidence in Italian Chamber
Premier Adone Zoli's single party cabinet secured a 305 to 255 confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies, ending a crisis that began May 5 and allowing him to govern with a fragile Christian Democrat majority until next spring's elections. The Senate backed him 132 to 93 earlier, with 11 abstentions in the Chamber and five in the Senate.
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Rome
Adone Zoli
Chamber of Deputies
Zoli
Senate
Christian Democrats
Ike Suggested As Candidate For Nobel Prize
In Oslo Norway President Eisenhower is urged as a 1957 Nobel Peace Prize candidate for his indefatigable work for peace. The proposal came Thursday night from Finn Moe Storting Foreign Affairs Committee chairman and European Council delegate. He urged the prize be awarded to Eisenhower the man not the statesman. The five member prize committee is appointed by the Storting with three members from Aloe’s Labor Party.
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Oslo
Norway
Eisenhower
Finn Moe
Storting
Foreign Affairs Committee
European Council
Isenhower
E Statesman
Eigenhower
Moe
Aloe
Labor Party
Local Stocks Report From Midwest Exchange
The Friday session on June 7 1957 at the Midwest Stock Exchange shows mixed activity with several local firms posting gains while others retreat. Traders monitor market movements and nearby economic signals.
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Midwest Stock Exchange
Senator Hildebrand Faces Criticism Over Mental Health Letters
Toledo Senator Ray Hildebrand defends outreach to liquor-licensed operators in Columbus Cincinnati and Cleveland. He says he aimed to boost Ohio Mental Health Association membership not solicit funds and that the group should focus on mental health of American citizens rather than international relations.
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Toledo
Raymond Hildebrand
National Mental Health Association
Columbus
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Hildebrand
Ohio
Elyria Lorain Weol
W. Elyria Sav
Elyria Tel
Scessesee
Eka
Esvesceser
First Sav. & Loan
W. General Industries
Gregory Industries
Lorain Co. Sa
Jongtal Health Federation
Ohio Turnpike
Citi
Five Die In Minnesota Highway Crash Near Clarks Grove
A Friday night crash on U.S. 63 near Clarks Grove left five dead and one injured when a speeding car lost control on a curve and struck another vehicle head on. Victims include Waldo R. Schultz of Minneapolis and MarilynAnn Torgeson of Mason City along with Mabel Larson and Ralph Berard of Forest City and Des Moines, Iowa. Kenneth Chapman was hospitalized in fair condition. Mrs. Walter Carlson witnessed the fatal impact as a car sped past and rammed into the Berard vehicle.
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Clarks Grove
Minn
Here
Minnesota
U.S. 63
Waldo R. Schultz
Minneapolis
Marilyn Ann Torgeson
Mason City
Iowa
Summerfield Asked To Tell Plans If Extra Money Is Not Provided
Washington AP Anxious to see post office plans without extra funds Postmaster General Summerfield told a House appropriations subcommittee he needs 149.5 million dollars to avoid sharp service cutbacks. Chairman J Vaughan Gary pressed for a plan showing operations and possible cuts if funds are not forthcoming. Summerfield said details would come after Tuesday as the committee postponed the hearing.
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Summerfield
Washington
Post
Arthur E
House
Mittee
Congress
Subcommittee
J. Vaughan Gary
D-Va
Gary
Gordon Canfield
N.J
Truck Crash Toll Rises to Twenty In Cumberland County Crash
A Fayetteville NC highway collision between a migratory worker truck and a heavy tractor trailer left 20 dead and 16 injured including Joe Porter and Richard McCray. Officials count 36 aboard with fatalities in multiple states. The incident prompted legislation on soil bank loans and acreage payments as the Senate panel advanced measures.
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Dann
N.C
Fayetteville
Joe Porter
Greenville
Miss
Richard McCray
Macon
Willie Gary
Syracuse
N.Y
Laverse Giles
Mt. Olive
Opelika
Ala
Highsmith Hospital
Tom Junior
Mackey
Pahokee
Fla
Abe
Soil Bank Survival Boosted as Senate Restores Funds
Washington report says the Senate Appropriations Committee restored 200 million dollars to the soil bank program, leaving total soil bank funding at 762 million within a 3.683 billion Agriculture Department appropriation for 1938. The panel kept overall farm funding 24 million short of the House total, trimming conservation facilities and research in many areas.
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Washington
INS
Senate Appropriations Committee
Soil Bank
Agriculture Department
Senate
House
Heir To Big Fortune Faces Eviction Threat
CHICAGO. Former New York banker Gravernet Young Kaufman, heir to a 20 million dollar estate from Otto Young, faces eviction for non payment of rent. His lawyer, Charles R. Aiken, seeks immediate distribution of Kaufman s one million five hundred thousand dollar share as the trust remains unsettled.
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Chicago
New York
Charles R. Aiken
Gravernet Young Kauf
Otto Young
Kaufman
Michael L. Igoe
Iowa
Aiken
U.S. District Court
Tanfman
Finnish President Plans Visit to Russia Soon
Finnish President Urho Kekkonen may visit the Soviet Union at the earliest convenient time after receiving an invitation from Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin at a state dinner. Kekkonen will likely return the visit next year after his scheduled trips to Iceland and Denmark. The visit underscores Finland's neutrality amid talks with Soviet leaders on friendship and international security.
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Helsinei
Finland
Urho Xekkonen
Soviet Union
Nikolai Bulganin
Klimenti Voroshilov
Voroshilov
Kekkonen
Russia
Iceland
Denmark
Bulgaria
Nikita Khrushchev
Finnish Karelia
Trate
Strike Ends In Cleveland At Addressograph Multigraph Plant
About 2,000 IAM members return to work in Cleveland after a five day walkout at Addressograph Multigraph. They approved a new contract raising wages by 9 to 15 cents an hour for day workers and 11 4 cents for piece workers.
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Cleveland
INS
Addressograph- Multigrapd Company
International Association of Machinists
Firemen breach wall to reach domino players in blaze
Alexandria fire chief Ralph Neff said firefighters cut through the club wall with axes and reached two men playing dominoes within a foot of the blaze. The men did not look up as the wall was breached.
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Alexandria
Ralph Neff
Neff
Graham appeals for funds to finance New York crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham urged a Madison Square Garden audience of 19 000 to donate to the New York Crusade. He said $420 000 had been raised privately and at least $175 000 more was needed to meet the July 21 closing date. A benefactor agreed to cover two coast to coast telecasts with the committee arranging two more on faith. The four telecasts will cost over $200 000. the second broadcast was set for tonight from 8 to 9 p m eastern.
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New York
Billy Graham
Graham
Madison Square Garden
Crusade Executive Committee
the Garden
E.d.t
American Broadcasting Co
Three Die In Crash Near Orrville
Three persons were killed and two seriously injured in a head on collision on Marshalville road about two miles north of Orrville. Victims were Mrs Nina Waggy 24 her four year old son Daniel and her 65 year old mother Mrs Catherine seen. The truck driver was 19 year old Miss Garnet Truman of Orr.
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Orrville
Ins
Marshalville Road
Nina Waggy
Daniel
Catherine Seen
Cal
Graham
Garnet Truman
Orrthe Hour
Perryville
Como
NBC
Dack
Marie Gleason
CBS
Jon Harper
Strasburg
Two Girls Tie for National Spelling Bee Title
Dana Bennett of Denver Colorado and Sandra Owen of Navarre Ohio tied for the National Spelling Bee championship in Washington. Each earned 1000 dollars, a trophy, and a trip to New York. The tie followed use of the official word list and a supplementary list. Sandra, 13, planned to spend part of her prize on dental work while Dana, 14, aimed to save for college and pursue teaching English or spelling.
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Dana Bennett
Denver
Colo
Sandra Owen
Navarre
Ohio
Washington
New York
Sandra
Dana
U.P
Russian-born scientist claims germ linked to multiple sclerosis
Miss Rose R. Schelson of St. Luke's and Children's Medical Center in Philadelphia says she has isolated a spirochete believed to cause multiple sclerosis after six years of work. She asserts the finding could lead to immunization and possible prevention, though cures for advanced brain damage remain unlikely.
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Philadelphia
INS
Rose R. Schelson
St. Luke’s and Children's Medical Center
Salk Police
Ichelson
Miss Ichelson
Ex Elyrian Death Ties to War Service and Atomic Bomb
Mr. Kershaw, born in James town New York August 9 1895, was a New York Central brakeman before moving to Cleveland. He served in France in World War I and died after an accident. Survived by wife Bess daughter Blanche six grandchildren and four brothers. Funeral arrangements in Cleveland. In Hiroshima a separate report notes student deaths linked to atomic illness with two more victims.
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Mr. Kershaw
Jamestown
N. Y
Elyria
New York Central Railroad
Cleveland
France
U.S
East 101St St
Bess
Blanche M. Lucas
Thomas Hiroshima
Japan
Bert Kershaw
Ward
Detroit
Joseph
Cleve-ja
James
Edward
Hiroshima
Loree Wells
Funeral Home
88Th St
Euclid
Motor Mori
Prefectural Hospital
St. Agnes Church
East
79Th St.Jan
Euclid Ave
Mori
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