Khrushchev Warns Against Reconnaissance Flights Bases
U S pledges support to allies with force if Russia terror planes use bases for reconnaissance. Khrushchev in Prague warns against bases aiding such flights and vows countermeasures if repeat incursions occur. He calls for peace and friendship but threatens action against states hosting reconnaissance bases.
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CPD
United States
Russia
U.S
Khrushchev
G.S
Ice football found in Amherst mystery ice bolt
Oberlin Municipal Court Judge Goldthorpe reports a chunk of ice believed to be from a larger ice block fell near his Grivewey home at 20 South Main and was found by his daughter Dian. He suspects it may have dropped from an airplane and notes the piece appeared normal for ice.
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David Goldthorpe
Oberlin Municipal Court
Oberlin College
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Grivewey
Dence
South Main
Dian
David
Birth Control Pill Approved By U S FDA
The FDA cleared Emvoid from G D Searle Co for contraceptive use based on tests showing safety at prescribed dosages. Searle stresses it will not market the pill as a general oral contraceptive. The announcement notes the pill has been on the market since 1957 for female disorders and remains prescription only.
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Chicago
UPI
Federal Food and Drug Administration
FDA
G.D. Searle Co
Skokie
ED. Vanantwerp
Washington
Royal Garden Party Drips at Buckingham Palace Outing
At a royal garden party in London, about 2,000 guests endured a sudden downpour. American actors Henry Fonda and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. spoke with Princess Alexandra as rain soaked outfits and umbrellas went up. A mass crowd sought shelter in the garden marquee as the newlyweds Princess Margareta and Antony Armstrong-Jones’s honeymoon yacht Britannia was reported cruising northwest of the Azores.
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Charles
Henry Fonda
Dmiglas Fairbanks Jr
Princess Alexandra
Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook Cloudy and cool
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and continuing cool with intermittent rain today tonight and Wednesday. Highs near 40 to 45 and lows around mid 30s to upper 30s. Record of recent precipitation shows around 0.24 inches in the last 24 hours ending Monday evening. Sunrise at 6 14 a m and sunset at 8 30 p m with moonrise at 8 07 p m and moonset at 6 12 a m.
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Ohio
Labor Return and Project Debates Dominate Pages
The article discusses workers returning to full duty at Pfancher Ge aided by courage and determination. It notes a project discussion on tlone plans facing opposition. Republicans in Elyria may back Bruce Alexander for county leadership as reported. Archives talk on preserving history highlights the Historical Society's role.
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Pfancher Ge
Elyria
Bruce Alexander
Soviet protest cites U2 flight as provocation
The Soviet Union delivered a note of protest to the United States over the May 1 U 2 spy mission. Khrushchev warned that bases used for the flight would be struck, calling the action a provocation against the USSR. He referenced the route from Turkey to Pakistan and toward a northern Norway airbase.
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UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev
Turkey
Pakistan
Russia
Norway
Jet Skids Half Mile In Accident At Idlewild
A Boeing 707 of Trans World Airlines slid about a half mile after landing at Idlewild, with two engines on fire as its nose gear collapsed. About 109 passengers and nine crew escaped unhurt or with minor injuries. no one was hospitalized. Crew opened emergency exits and guided passengers to slides. Fire and smoke filled the cabin while evacuation proceeded without panic.
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New York
Idiewild
Trans ‘World Airlines
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Congress presses for tighter CIA oversight in wake of spy plane loss
Washington reports renewed calls in Congress to curb CIA powers and place the agency under joint House Senate scrutiny after a U S reconnaissance plane was downed in Russia. Lawmakers cite secrecy around the agency’s funding and operations and urge accountability ahead of Eisenhower’s planned Russia visit.
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Russia
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Dfla
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United Press Internatenal
House Senate Committee
Eisenhower
Voice Officials Say Spy Plane Story Treated Straight
Voice of America officials said they would cover the spy plane incident as straight news. U S broadcasts abroad reported the admission that the Downe mission aimed at reconnaissance, not weather data, with statements, comments, and editorials summarized.
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UPT
Voice of America
Voice
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Diane
Russia
US. Overseas Broadcast Service
U S Hopes To Talk To Spy Flight Pilot
Washington officials sought an interview with Air Force pilot Francis G Powers of Albany Georgia. The U S Embassy in Moscow arranged the session to clarify if his plane was shot down over Russia amid rising U S Soviet tensions. Public debate over the incident continued as Khrushchev warned of shooting down planes and officials discussed ongoing aerial surveillance.
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UPD
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Paul Koht
U. S. State Department
Herter
UPI
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U.S
Cap
Hishi
Francis G. Powers
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Nikxite Hhrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
C. L. Johnson
Johnson
Burbank
Cali
Be Powers
West Virginia Primary Hindered by Bad Weather
Democratic presidential contest sees Kennedy and Humphrey facing rain and chilly temperatures as turnout projections drop to about 360,000 to 390,000. Kennedy aims to extend his lead with Nebraska voting, while both campaigns close with TV appearances amid religious and political sparring.
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UPD
Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Fairmont
E.s.t
Kennedy
Nebraska
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Congress
Humphrey
Wisconsin
Nitro
House
Senate
Triton Sets World Submarine Voyage Record
The nuclear powered submarine Triton completed an 8400 mile submerged circumnavigation in 84 days code named Operation Magellan. Capt Edward L Beach awarded the Legion of Merit by President Eisenhower at the White House after the mission near Montauk Point and Rehoboth Beach.
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UPD
White House
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Long Island
Rehoboth Beach
Edward L. Beach
Palo Alto
Calif
Eisenhower
Oine
New London
Conn
Ferdinand Megelan
Beach
E. P. Aurand
Hyman G. Rickover
Voyage Beach
Triton
Naval Service
Bee stings deadlier than snakes in recent study
A Science Service article notes more Americans die from bee stings than snake bites. The classified ad urges selling unused kids furniture and toys to ease family budgets, listing items like stoves refrigerators and beds with Elyria and Lorain phone numbers for placing ads.
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Chronicle - Telegram
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Hollywood
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