Senate approves Hells Canyon dam bill heading for House
The Senate approved a public power backed Hells Canyon dam bill sending it to the House with an uncertain fate. The measure would block the Idaho Power three dam plan and flood sites in the Snake River region joining Idaho and Oregon.
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Hells Canyon Dam
Senate
House
Ann Nee
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Hells Canyon
Snake River
Idaho
Oregon
Eisenhower
Idaho Fower Co
Sen
Watkins
R-Ulan
White House
Potter
R-Mich
Morse
Humphrey
D-Minn
Public Power
U.S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Idaho Power
Office of Defense Mobilization
ODM
Thomas E. Roach
Russia Clings to Secrecy Despite Khrushchev Offer
The United States said Russia remains secretive about travel restrictions in its territory. Moscow sent a note June 15 that ignored a May 13 U.S. bid for a U.S.-Soviet agreement to expand diplomat travel.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
State Department
Moscow
Supreme Court to Hear Girard Case On Trial Jurisdiction
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether Army Specialist 3 C William S Girard should be turned over to Japan to face manslaughter charges in Tokyo. The case involves U S authorities in dispute with Japan and a controversy over a habeas corpus request by Girards lawyers. Justice Douglas may return from vacation to participate.
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Girard
Preme
William S. Girard
High Court
Gen. Brownell
Ottawa, T
Acci
U. S
Congress
U.S. District Court
Brownell
Joseph C. McGarraghy
U.S
U.S. Court of Appeals
Mctsarraghy
Douglas
West Coast
Supreme Court ruling narrow, Kasper case moves forward
U S District Judge Taylor says a recent Supreme Court decision is not broad enough to grant Kasper access to FBI secret files before his Clinton case trial set for July 8. Kasper and Clinton-area residents face contempt charges for defying a school integration injunction.
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Knoxville
Tenn
U. S
Robert L Taylor
Supreme Court
John Kasper
FBI
Jasper
Clinton
John C. Crawford Jr
Kasper
J. Benjamin Simmons
Washington
Crawford
Supeme
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Clinton E. Jencis
Mill and Smelter’ Workers Union
Jenks
Communist’ Party
The
Govern
Ment
Kasver
U. S. District Court
Taylor
6Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Kasber
Simmons
Weather stays hot with showers possible this weekend
A thundershower yesterday failed to ease the heat. Downtown rainfall was 0.02 inches while most rain fell south of the city. Partly cloudy, hot weather continues today and tomorrow with a high near 96. Tonight's low around 72. Winds E and SE under 10 mph through Sunday. Yesterday's high 97. today's 71 at 5 a.m.
U S to Begin Pullout of Ground Forces From Japan
About 30 000 U S ground combat troops will start leaving Japan next month and a substantial force reduction is planned within a year. The pact advances mutual security ties and opens talks on revising the 1951 security treaty, with Japan pressing limits on nuclear tests.
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Washington
U. S
Japan
Eisenhower
Kishi
State Dulles
U.S
London
San Francisco
United States to Send F100 Interceptors to Korea
The United States plans to deploy modern F100 jet interceptors to Osan Air Base in South Korea to counter North Korean fighter and bomber buildup. Officials say the move is to bolster defenses as the United Nations command renews modernization steps after the armistice ban was abrogated. An undisclosed number of F100s and other new aircraft are involved.
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Seoul
Arp
United States
Korea
North ‘Korea
U. N. Command
Osan
U.N
Panmunjom
South Korea
the. v. Command
Pyongyang
Koran
Premié Kim
An. Diate
Speet Peiping
Isin
Medial Fee Dispute Over Benny Hooper Case Reaches Mediation
A Suffolk County Medical Society mediation committee meets to decide the controversial $1,500 fee charged by Dr. Joseph H. Kris for Benny Hooper Jr. rescue services after a 24-hour well incident. Benny’s parents say they cannot pay, while Dr Kris says he will accept the committee’s decision. The AMA head urged amicable settlement as public sympathy and donations surface.
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Bay Shore
N. Y
Medical Society
Benny Hooper ,Jr
Fixeman
Suffolk County Medical Society
Dr. Kris
Hoopers
Benny
American Medical Assn
Long Island
Joseph H. Kris
Kris
Atlantic City
N.J
David B. Allman
AMA
Benjamin Hoopers
Hooper
Philip J. Rafle
Former Georgia official fatally shoots woman then kills self
Clark Gaines former secretary of the Georgia Department of Commerce killed 27 year old Gladys Faulkner in her northwest Atlanta apartment before turning a .45 caliber pistol on himself. Fiancé R Max Gainer witnessed Gaines shove the weapon into his stomach and heard shots as Mrs Faulkner pleaded for their lives.
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Atlanta
Clark Gaines
Georgia Department of Commerce
Elberton
Tman
Commerce Department
Commissioner of Agriculture
Gladys K. Faulkner
R. Little Jr
Gaines
Jane
Faulkner
Little
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Nixon Urges Testing Soviet Dealings by Deeds
Vice President Nixon, in Plymouth, says the United States must measure relations with Communist nations by deeds, not words, and pursue peaceful change while avoiding prolonged cold war. He urges seeking real improvements in ties with the Communist world.
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Plymouth
Mass
Nixon
United States
Eisenhower
Mayhower Dl
England
Hungarian political spat sparks diplomatic protest in Budapest
Unclear text reports a diplomatic incident involving a Hungarian government weekly and U S legation staff. It mentions accusations of insult and counter revolutions amid accusations against Barnes and other officials.
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Budapest
Hungary
U. 8
Neppencer Barnes
Ifjasag
Barnes
Régi
I Cials
Resumed Jin Iee Ha 32 Macon Service Tor
The fragment indicates a resumed service at Macon tied to a 32 number, with unclear context. Names and places are sparsely readable, limiting precise reconstruction of event or involved organizations.
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Iee Ha
Macon
Tor
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