Mayflower II Arrives At Provincetown After Long Tow
Mayflower II, replica of the Pilgrim ship, reached Provincetown harbor after a 53 day tow from Plymouth England. Alan Villiers, famed sailing master, steered the vessel through heavy seas as spectators watched the arrival near Race Point.
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Provineetown Harbor
Plymouth
England
Alan Villiers
Villiers
West Indies
Gulf Stream
Race Point
Cape Cod
Eisenhower Hosts GOP Breakfast After Illness
President Eisenhower, appearing jovial and mostly recovered from a stomach illness, hosted 40 Republican House members at a breakfast aimed at re engaging lawmakers with his program. He avoided bacon and sausage and discussed school construction funding while acknowledging a rough Monday in bed.
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Keating
House
Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
White House
Hisenhower
GOP Congress
Rep. Brown
Ohio
Brown
White House North
Dorsey Brothers Leader Jimmy Dorsey Dies at 53
New York reports bandleader Jimmy Dorsey died at Doctors Hospital age 53 after lung growth surgery in January. He and his brother Tommy built one of America's best known bands. Jimmy is survived by his mother, daughter, sister, and former spouse.
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Tommy Dorsey
Jimmy Dorsey
Doctors Hospital
Dorsey
Teresa Dorsey
Julie Hilton
Anthony Visella
Tommy
Pennsylvania
America
Jimmy
Shenandoah
Thomasville to announce new tax digest in August
Julius Ariail said the city will publish its revised tax digest in August after reviews by the Tax Board chaired by W. R. McGrew with C. W. McKinnon and Odis A. Johnson. Notices to taxpayers show 60 percent of property value set by a professional appraisal firm and not final until board review. Taxpayers may appeal by arbitration within 10 days after appearing before the board under last fall’s ordinance.
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Julius Ariail
Thomasville
Ariail
W. R. McGrew
C. W. McKinnon
Odis A. Johnson
Arlail
Arian
Tax Board
Times-Enterprise Today
Dulles Urges Stassen to Ease Talks with Russians
Secretary of State Dulles told Harold Stassen to adopt cautious tactics in private negotiations with the Russians during a reviewed East West disarmament session. European powers protested Stassen's backchannel meetings with Valerian Zorin and asser tions he may have moved ahead of his instructions in disarmament talks.
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Washington
Dulles
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Valerian Zorin
London
Europe
State—Department
US Judge weighs Girard appeal on trial venue
A federal judge weighed whether William S. Girard can be tried in an Army court rather than a Japanese court. The judge delayed ruling to next week while discussions focus on constitutional rights and international obligations. An order bars delivery to any foreign government pending decision.
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Haru
Candy) Sueyana
U.8
William S. Girard
Ottawa
Naka
Sakai
Sonagahara
Japan
Girard
Yoriko
Candy
Tokyo
Washington
William S. Girardein
Pur Vuuge
Vusopl
Rughy
U.S
McGarraghy
Oliver Gasch
3. C
U.B
Senate Farm Bill Passes Amid Long Session and Funding
The Senate approved a $3,669,972,157 farm money bill after an 18 hour session with key votes on soil bank extensions and conservation measures. Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson steered two more annual appropriations bills, while House support remained uncertain.
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Senate
House
Lyndon B. ‘Johnson
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Sen
Lausche
Ohio
Russell
Soil Bank
Sen. Mundt
Ee i
Atlas missile test ends in explosion at Cape Canaveral
Monster missile identified as Atlas fails after two miles ascent. The air force reports a post launch explosion with no casualties and says valuable data was gained. Observers note unusual blaze and debris fell into the Atlantic as the test center continues intercontinental missile flight experiments.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Defense Department
San Diego
Calif
Convair, Corp
General Electric
Air Force Missile Test Center
Cape Canavera
Moscow
Atlantic
Gene Plowden
Associated Press
Welfare fund allegations rock Boston street railway firm
A fragmentary report alleges misused welfare funds and malfeasance tied to a Boston area street railway company and related firms. The text mentions a CIO president, Rochester and Rochester NY ties, undisclosed settlements, and disputed union negotiations amid bankruptcy and bidding activity.
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CIO
George
Setts Street Railway
Boston
Reed ‘Glas
Rochester
N.Y
Eilectric
Partly Cloudy and Warm Weather Outlook
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and a warmer trend through Thursday. Highs reach into the 90s with a low around 70 tonight, and winds are variable from the southeast to the west.
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International Naval Review
U. S
Saratoga
Ark Royal
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
GOP
Mayflower
Provincetown
Provincetown, Mass
Coast Guard
Yankton
Aail
Rep
New York
Mastinema
Emma
Republican House
Martin Down
South
Civil Rights Investigating Commission
Gop Scio
Judge Eyes Girard Appeal
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