Youths Clash With Troops In Istanbul Amid NATO Talks
Thousands of youths clashed with Turkish troops in Istanbul as NATO foreign ministers gathered for a summit preview. Police used rifle butts to push back demonstrators near City Hall while martial law and a 24 hour curfew kept the city hushed. Prime Minister Menderes blamed the opposition for inciting the protests and warned of stricter measures.
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South Africa Policies Threaten World Peace Says Nehru
In London to attend a Commonwealth conference, Prime Minister Nehru asserts South Africa’s apartheid policies threaten world peace and conflict UN charter and civil norms. He voices concern that the Nationalist party program violates international law and basic human conduct.
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Political Round Up Week Crammed With Primaries
Week filled with primaries as voters in District of Columbia Ohio Indiana Alabama and Florida vote Tuesday Texas on Saturday. presidential candidates and supporters roam the country meeting voters attacking opponents and praising or condemning the Eisenhower administration. In Chicago on Sunday vice press-
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May Day across world highlights and stirs tensions
May Day rallies in Cuba and East Germany deride the United States and NATO while Moscow parades showcase Soviet strength. In the U S the campaign trail focuses on Nixon’s new farm program as Rayburn and Rockefeller comment on the race for president.
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Meuller warns slump 60s possible if spending rises
Secretary of Commerce Meuller told the 48th annual US Chamber of Commerce meeting that the 1960s could become the slum decade if borrowing and spending continue. He urged keeping private enterprise free from excessive government burdens and inflation to ensure prosperity. Jekyll Island Rotarians nominated G M Livingston of Bainbridge for district governor effective July 1, succeeding Willis Warnell of Griffin. District 690 hosts 22 foreign students this year.
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NATO Approves West Disarmament Proposals
NATO foreign ministers meeting in Istanbul amid martial law endorsed Western disarmament proposals to be presented to the Soviet Union at the Paris summit. President Eisenhower warned that the Paris talks may not yield quick results as U S officials aim to ease tensions while Western and Soviet bloc talks remain stalled.
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Gas Chamber Ends 12 Year Battle
San Quentin reports the death of Caryl Chessman in the gas chamber after a 12 year fight to stave off execution. The condemned kidnapper died at 10 18 am pacific daylight time as federal and state courts rejected last appeals.
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Beverly Aadland Faces Custody Hearing in Juvenile Home Risk
Beverly Aadland, 17, detained by juvenile authorities after the fatal Beverly Hills shooting of 21 year old Billy Stanciu. Her mother Florence Radland, 53, is charged with five counts of contributing to a minor’s delinquency.
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Skiff Sinking Drowns Five Youths Near Panama City
In Panama City Florida an eight- to 12- foot skiff sank on a pond drowning five youths aboard the craft. Relatives on the shore swam 100 yards and rescued the remaining three youths.
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United States eyes record Atlas ICBM flight from Florida
The Defense Department said a test of the first operational U S intercontinental ballistic missile may occur this week as officials plan an extreme conditions flight of about 9000 miles from Florida past Africa into the Indian Ocean.
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Cheryl Crane Nearly Nabbed By Calif Copss
In Long Beach California Cheryl Crane Lana Turners 16 year old daughter and two friends escaped from a Sylmar girls home by scaling an 11 foot fence after a tip from a former inmate. Police staked out a friends home and overheard a plan to return after dark but did not capture them. Donna Wilson 15 alerted them by phone.
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Parents In Lowndes Jail After Abandonment Case
Two young boys, Tommy six and Johnny nine, found abandoned in a briar patch near Hahira Georgia, are in temporary custody of Rev and Mrs Reece Turrentine. Parents Clinton Howard Thomas and Elizabeth Thomas were jailed on child abandonment charges after being picked up hitchhiking. A May term Superior Court hearing is planned. several adoption and foster options are being explored.
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Mild Showers With Mild Temperatures Ahead
The forecast indicates mild, partly cloudy weather with a chance of showers this afternoon and again tonight. Tuesday remains mild with a high near 80 and a low around 58. Northeasterly winds 5 to 10 mph. Five day outlook averages 2 to 4 degrees below normal. Normal highs around 82 and lows near 61. Rainfall expected about half to one inch.
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