May Day Rallies Worldwide Test Peace Tone
Across the world on May Day crowds gathered from Moscow to Rabat to press disarmament and peace. In West Berlin tens of thousands voiced no to Soviet plans while Prague and Warsaw demanded end to militarization. Paul Robeson led Glasgow march as banners called for homes, not bombs amid Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
Rabat
West Berlin
East Berlin
Prague
Bucharest
Warsaw
Budapest
Belgrade
Glasgow
Scotland
Paul Robeson
London
Beveau
South Africa
Tokyo
Meiji Stadium
U.S
Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
Wladyslaw Gomulks
Germany
Berlin
St. John
Lateran
Rome
Tiber
Vatican
Piazza del Papnno
Andra Moscow
Soviet Union
Russias
Defense
Marshall Redion Malinovsky
Breviary To Be Out to Cut Daily Prayers Time
Washington AP reports the National Catholic Welfare Conference says the Catholic breviary will be condensed to reduce daily prayer from 45 60 minutes to about 30 minutes or less. The change targets priests in the United States and around the world to free time for other duties.
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Washington
National Catholic Welfare Conference
NCWC
Vatican
Pope Urges Workers Role On May Day Saint Joseph Model
Vatican broadcast speech by Pope John XXIII denounces atheistic Communism and exhorts workers to follow St Joseph and the Holy Family. He says labor is a high mission and urges leaders to ensure stable dignified employment while preserving religious meaning of the feast of St Joseph the Artisan.
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Vobn XXI
Nazareth
Kor
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Pope John
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St. Joseph
Holy Family of Nazareth
Vatican
Italy
St. Joseph the Arlisan
Housing Bill Must Pass In 1961
New York AP report says Gov. Rockefeller and top aides urged passage of the Anti-Discrimination Housing Bill, a GOP split issue. They stressed it as essential, noting New York’s civil rights leadership. The bill would ban racial or religious housing discrimination, with small exemptions. it stalled after a secret Republican conference vote.
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New York
Rockefeller
Aly
Louis J. Lefkowile
Malcolm Wilson
Broadead
Chicago
Jackpot Contest Details From The Record Newspapers
The notice explains a $140 jackpot and a $20 weekly bonus for a Cornword prize. Readers must cut out the sticker, follow last Saturday’s rules, and submit entries by 5 p.m. Wednesday for consideration.
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Letow
Turkish Rioters Warned Again
In Istanbul troops cleared streets and threat of gunfire was issued to quell anti-government protests. A 24-hour May Day curfew emptied the city as Premier Menderes and martial law governor Gen. Ondilck ordered no new outbreaks before curfew ends. NATO ministers held talks as Herter met Lloyd and Couve De Murville.
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Wilbur G. Landrey
Istanbul
Turkey
U.S
NATO
Adnan Menderes
Kale
Fahri Ondilck
Menderes
Sulen
Christian A. Herter
NATO Council of Foreign Ministers
Werler
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Beri
Fatim Rusty Zorlu
South Africa Won’t Ease Segregation Policy
Prime Minister Verwoerd, recovering from an assassination attempt, reinforces strict apartheid policy. D De Wet Nel reports at a Nationalist Party gathering that Verwoerd remains committed, dismissing liberal hopes for reform and declaring the bullets and scandals will not deter the nation from its racial policy.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Jlendrik F. Verwoerd
D. de Wet Nel
Pretoria
VerWoerd
Dr. VerWoerd
Nel
Castro Accuses U S of Plotting Aggression in Cuba
Fidel Castro told about 500000 cheering Cubans that the United States aims an aggression with aid from Guatemala. He charged Guatemalan President Fuentes with breaking relations and warned of planned invasions from Cuba’s Sagra Maestra. Thousands roared approval as radio framed the dispute.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Guatemala
Castro
Aligue Ydigoras Fuentes
Ydigoras
Democratic chiefs warn of political explosion on budget attacks
Washington AP Democratic leaders warn President Eisenhower that a looming budget attack or campaign message could trigger a major political explosion if he counters Congress with campaign rhetoric. House Speaker Rayburn and Senate Leader Johnson vow a strong response, while seeking bipartisan cooperation for a Paris trip.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Noring
Republi San
Eisenhhower
Nikita S. Krushchev
Paris
House
San Rayburn
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Republicn National Committee
Inight
Rockefeller Shrugs Off Bids Of Both Parties In 1960 Race
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller dodges speculation about a 1960 draft and presidential preferences. He speaks at the University of Chicago while Nixon campaigns in Chicago and defends the Eisenhower record. Morse says he seeks the Democratic nomination or the vice presidency, while Morton forecasts a hot race for the GOP vice presidential slot.
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Tie
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University of Chicago
New Have Center
Chicago
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Harry
Truman
Triman
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Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Rky
Ife
Morton
Five Feared Drowned In Florida Pond Accident
In Chipley Florida five people are feared drowned after a shoaling boat accident on Green Pond near their community in the panhandle. Deputy Sheriff O Neal Johnson said at the scene that two bodies had been recovered and that eight were in the boat with five missing. Identities and further details were not available.
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Chipley
Fla
Pyorita Panhandle
O'Neal Johnson
Johnson
Green Pond
Johnson Gal
Governor Signs School Bus Bill
Governor Rockefeller signed a school bus bill with plans to remove its controversial provision. The measure, effective Sept 1 1961, will be amended to allow districts to transport public and private students within a 10 mile maximum while eliminating a parental appeal requirement for private and parochial students. Legislative leaders will sponsor the amendment next year as the governor completed a busy signing session.
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Robert T. Gray
Albany
Rockefeller
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O Ne
Hig
Billy
New York City
Rockefeller Urges Unity Against Racial Divisions
Chicago speech by Nelson A Rockefeller at the University of Chicago calls for reasoned zeal to achieve racial equality, warning Americans would break faith with their fathers if racial persecution continues. He rejects any region claiming superiority and insists no part of the nation can claim perfection in respect for others.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Methodist Leader Urges Intelligent Religion At Conference
Dr George A Buddick of Harvard told thousands at the Nashville Methodist General Conference that modern man seeks intelligent religion yet Christianity rests on particulars. He cited Khrushchev and urged higher standards over violence, insisting the church remains the source of ethics, love, and peace through the cross.
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Harvard University
Hastirenaal Methodist General Conference
Luke
Bud Trick
Nikite 5
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Hamel
Khrushichev
Poesus
Russia
Christ
Buttrick
Ehireh
Nar
Accidents Leave Two Dead and Nine Injured in Troy Area
Weekend crashes in Troy and nearby communities left two men dead and nine injured. A Schaghticoke man died when a pulpwood truck overturned on Oakwood Avenue. In Colonie a head-on collision at Night Road and Baker Avenue killed a second victim. Henry Farin, 31, of Lee Massachusetts, was arrested for reckless negligence after the pulp truck crash. The dead were Hunter, 58, of Valley Falls, and Steven A. Gurik, 55, of Colonie. The incident prompted warding onlookers and continued coverage on Page 22.
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Valley Falls Avenue
Schaghticoke
Oakwood Avenue
Northern Drive
Hunter
Troy
Henry B. Farina
Tee, Mass
Harry McKenna
McNamara
Aine
Aptain Troy
Roght Road
Baker Avenue
Colonie
Doin
Valley Falls
Avenue
Steven A. Gurik
Kenry Tk. Faring
Center St. Lee
Mass
Rensselaer County
Als
Genevieve
Farina
Gaxwood Avenue
Sfunter
Trey Yire
Walter Liback
Rebel Band Stull Active In Paraguay Invasion Crushed
Paraguayan Army Chief Gen Leadwgar Cabelly said rebels attempting to cross the Parana River into Paraguay were defeated after clashes between rebel boats and Paraguayan patrol craft. Three rebels were killed and many wounded were seen being unloaded on the Argentine riverbank.
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Paraguay
Parana
Leadwgar Cabelly
Argentina
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