Dulles Refuses to Explain U2 Spy Flight Data
CIA chief Allen Dulles balked at telling Senate Foreign Relations Committee what information the U2 spy plane sought over Russia. The session, lasting hours in secrecy, focused on presidential responsibility and the role of State and White House officials. Fulbright defended presidential accountability while saying the panel did not receive a formal report on the mission.
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Paris
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Arkansas
CLA
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Close Vote in Alabama Sees Righters and Loyalists Cling
In Alabama the contest for presidential electors tightens as six states rights candidates and four loyalists lead the 16 undecided electoral votes after early returns from about 3,000 boxes. Voters also chose 17 Democratic National Convention delegates with early leaders backing Johnson or Russell.
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Ala
Pparty
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Aleaf
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
National Party
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Ossining Official's Son Found Dead In Apparent Hanging
The 1-year-old son of Ossining's corporation counsel Noah Barns was found dead last night hanging from a pipe in his bedroom. Police and medical examiners investigated as the parents cooperated with authorities.
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Corporation Counsel of
Noah Barns
Democratic Contenders Seek Votes
Beverly Hills Calif three top Democratic presidential contenders shared the same hall last night focusing on California's big convention slate. Kennedy Symington and Johnson avoided interparty attacks while Brown praised their work and urged unity. Engle expected to chair Brown's uncommitted delegation.
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John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Brown
Edmund G. Brown
Cown
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Richard Nixonry
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Adlai Stevenson
Litte
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Bingo profits and payouts in New York state totals
New York state residents have spent over 40 million dollars on bingo since legalization in 1948. Of receipts 29 million were prizes, 9 million to sponsoring nonprofits, with the remainder covering league expenses for 2,738 licensed groups. Voter approval came in 1957 with effect in 1958, and 662 communities have since adopted bingo. The Church of the Most Precious in Queens led six months profits at 31,050 dollars. Roman Catholic churches and other nonprofits, veterans posts, volunteer fire departments, and fraternal groups comprise most sponsors. Clergy opposition cited prior to adoption.
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Broadway Actors Strike Threatens Complete Show Shutdown
New York producers offered a wage bid to Equity but it lacked a pension plan. Equity signaled a strike could begin tonight threatening all 22 Broadway shows, with The Tenth Man and Booth Theater cited. Broadway workers include 1 000 actors and 5 000 allied crafts facing impact, ticket prices may rise if pension demands are met.
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West 45Th Street
Alexander H
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Teague
Robert F. Wagner
De Gaulle criticizes Khrushchev on U2 and summit
Paris report says President de Gaulle condemned Khrushchev's demands linked to the U2 incident and said the Paris summit failure showed Soviet leaders should have stayed home. He urged reciprocal control of space surveillance and cautioned against public excusal rhetoric while noting ongoing tension reduction and methodic diplomacy.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
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France
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Maemit Jay
Khrushcchev
Moscow
T Uink
Hesaia
Washington
West
United Nations
EWU backs Kennedy in unprecedented labor endorsement
The Tentile Workers Union of America endorsed Democratic candidate Sen John F Kennedy in a rare labor union move, breaking AFL-CIO policy. The 220,000 member union's national convention adjourned rules to allow extended debate and passed the resolution by a standing vote.
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Chicago
John °. Kennedy
Mass
Oaly
Tentile Workers Union of America
Afl-Cio
Untion
William Pollock
Robert Humphrey
D- Minn
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chile Coast Sinks Sanhagi City After Quake Tamers
Public Works minister Pablo Perez Zanariy reported at a news conference that last week's devastating earthquakes caused coastal subsidence near 200 miles east of Chile, with the lower section of Valdivia City sinking three to four feet as a park built on reclaimed land settled.
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Sanhagi
Chile
Pablo Perez Zanariy
Perez Zanariy
Valdivis City
Tha’ Park
Bonn Raises Spying Charge With Soviet Envoy
Soviet Ambassador Andrei Smirnov summoned West German Foreign Ministry to demand explanation for alleged U-2 spy flights from Frankfurt Rhein-Main. Bonn said West German government, Adenauer denied such flights. U S Air Force declined comment.
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Bonn
Germany
UPI
Andrei Smirnov
Frankfurt
Foreign Office
U. S
Nikolai Levinov
Levinoy
Moscow
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Smirnov
West Germany
Rhein-Main
Foreign Ministry
Faecal Press Office
van Scherpenberg
Frissian
Konrad Adenauer
A West
Montgomery backs one China form for Formosa stance
Field Marshal Montgomery, back from Peiping, argues Formosa should join Red China and that Peiping should represent China in the UN. He says the new China, under Communist rule, is preferable to pre‑Communist China and claims the Reds have cleaned up the country.
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API
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Turkey to Try Ousted Leaders After Coup
Gen Cemal Gursel, leader of the military group that overthrew Premier Adnan Menderes, said the army acted for violating the nation’s order and vows trials for Menderes, Celal Bayar, and others. A commission will investigate the regime, possibly forming a court indictment. Two deaths were reported from Friday’s coup as bullet holes marked the cabinet room.
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Bronx Fire Kills 69 Year Old Woman and Child
A Bronx apartment fire claimed the life of a 69 year old woman and a two year old girl. Firemen reached the victims too late through the flames. Two firefighters were injured while attempting rescues. Mrs Juana Talavateg and Ida Burrosa died. Carmen Trigo is the caregiver. Cause of the blaze remains unknown.
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Bronx
Juana Talavateg
Ida Burrosa
Carmen Trigo
Tremont Avenue
Talavareo
Trigo
Rockefeller Seeks Hemisphere Talks Amid Pan American Push
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller urged an early Western Hemisphere ministers meeting as part of a five point plan to boost Pan American relations. He spoke at Evander Childs High School in the Bronx after being named a Pan American award recipient by Principal Hymen Alpern.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefellar
Rockefeller
Evander Childs
Hymen Alpern
Alpern
Jacob Pototsky
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Miami Beach
Regime London Recognizes Turkey's New Government
The Soviet government decided to recognize Turkey's new revolutionary regime, Masenw radio announced last night. The United States and Britain have already recognized the regime.
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Turkey
Masenw Radio
United States
Britain
Scientist Honored for Detecting Soviet Nuclear Blast
Washington AP reports Navy honored Dr. Peter King associate director of research for materials at the Naval Research Laboratory for developing a long range detection system that identified bomb material and timed the USSR explosion. King received the Distinguished Service Award from Assistant Secretary of the Navy Dr James Wakelin Jr. The system still in use involved sampling at various sites and altitudes.
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Washington
Navy
United States
Peter King
Naval Research Laboratory
James Wakelin Jr
Mary Truman
Wwe
U.S.S.R
King
Argentina
Asia Pact Allies Discuss Strategy
Vice President Nixon urged free world nations to stay firm and avoid concessions as SEATO members meet in Washington to plan strategy against Soviet pressure. Eisenhower praised past unity while warning vigilance remains essential, with ministers from France Britain Philippines Pakistan and Thailand present. The Paris summit collapse loomed over the discussions as Herter chaired the session.
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Eisenhower
Selwyn Lloyd
White Hall
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Wright
Defense
Thomas Gates
Mantur Quadir
Pakistan
Lloyd
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United Kingdon
Carlos Romuto
Philippines
U.S
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John Scala
Washington
APY
Richard M. Nixon
Russia
Nixon
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White House
Pacific
France
Britain
Thailand
Robert G. Menzies
Australia
Walter Nash
New Zealand
Christian A. Herler
Paris
Gary Cooper Undergoes Major Surgery at Cedars of Lebanon
Actor Gary Cooper, 58, had part of his bowel removed in a major abdominal operation at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Doctors described the surgery a success, with a two week hospital stay and unclear further rest required at home. Surgeon Dr Habwin said recovery prospects are good and declined to discuss additional procedures.
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