Eisenhower rejects call to dismiss Adams over Goldfine ties
President Eisenhower refused a congressional demand to fire Sherman Adams. White House spokesman Hagerty said the president has full confidence in Adams. Democrats blasted Adams for accepting favors from Bernard Goldfine and aiding his interests, while Adams denied using his position for government favors.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
White House
James C. Hagerty
Peter F. Mack
D-Ill
Adam
Bernard Goldfine
Hagerty
Adams
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Capitol Hill
Defeated PT Arena School Bond and Tax Issue
Voters in the Arena elementary district and Point Arena high school district rejected two measures on Tuesday. The Arena elementary bond of 20,000 failed by about 33 votes for the two thirds requirement, while the 50 cent tax hike for the high school district lost by a margin of two votes.
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Arena
Gualala
Anchor Bay
Point Arena
Seth Dor
Point Arena High School
Russians Refuse Release Of 9 American Hostages
Berlin UPI reports Soviet officials again refused to free nine Americans held in the Soviet Zone of Germany. They insisted the United States must negotiate with East Germany rather than with Moscow. U.S. officials indicated talks with East Berlin would not imply recognition of the regime. The captives were seized when a helicopter crossed the border and are used as leverage in the broader recognition dispute.
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U.S
East Berlin
Iron Curtain
Red Germany
St Marys Annual Barbecue At Municipal Park
More than 1200 broilers will be guests of honor at St Marys parish barbecue to aid St Marys parochial school. A carnival and soft drinks will accompany the meal starting at 12 80 pm. Tickets may be bought at the grounds Sunday.
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St. Mary’s Parish
St. Mary's Parochial School
Phil Miles
Mel Tingley
Ray Schmalz
Home Building Rebounds From Recession Boom in May
The government reports a rebound in home building with May housing starts at 1,010,000 annual rate, 105,000 units started, an 11 percent rise from April. Growth was nationwide but weakest in the South, while the Fed notes the downturn was sharper than in 1948-49. Corporate profits fell 25 percent since last year’s start through Q1, even as wholesale prices neared a record.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Federal Reserve Board
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Young Airman Missing After Desperate Flight from Gulfport
Shreveport authorities searched at dawn for Don Keeton a 19 year old Dallas airman after a broken romance led him to take a single engine Cessna 140 from Gulfport Miss. He was last seen near Monroe La about 104 miles east of Shreveport with fuel likely exhausted and a possible crash reported southeast of Shreveport.
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Shreveport
UPS
Don Keeton
Dallas
Tex
Keaton
Gulfport
Miss
Civil Aeronautics Authority Caa
Monroe
W. H. Chevis
Tornado warnings keep Kansas on alert after week of storms
Weather Bureau warnings extend for a fourth day as rain soaked Kansas braces for possible tornadoes. Mopping up and repair work continue on damaged buildings after three days of twisters hail and heavy rain. Damages are light with no injuries reported, though Tuesday's El Dorado storm killed 14 and injured hundreds, destroying homes and farms.
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Topeka
Kan
Willits High School Class of 1958 Diploma List
Willits Union High School graduates from the class of 1958 receive diplomas after a late night celebration including dinner at Brooktrails lodge, a theater preview, and a senior breakfast. Principal Clive Adams and staff escorted graduates to the elementary school for the post ceremony meal as the class colors of grey blue and gold were displayed.
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Margaret, Ebert
Lawrence Clark
Jack Ernes
Jack Simpson
Ukiah
Christine Cook
Franz Schwarm
Willits Union High School
Brooktrails Lodge
Willits
Noyo Theater
Clive Adams
Adams
Jesus
Bach
Elgar
Kenneth Bird
Gayle Cartwright
Jack Graddy
Robert Corbett
Fred R. Leonard
Logan Anker
Howard Riddle
Kenneth Lee Allen
Peter Clyde Allen
Barbara Ann Anker
Maxine Bernice Badger
Mary Lou Besselman
Mary Lucille Bird
Robert William Bird
Hsther
Maurine Black
Willie Carl Butler
Constance Gayle Cartwright
Darrell Casebier
Wanda
Willits High School
ST. Mary's
St. Mary's School
St. Mary's Church
Linda Hair
Mary Alice Vandertering
Vort
Jean Mayo
Linda Smith
Timoth Vaughan
James Harris
Gino Porzio
Melvin DeAngelis
Constance Solis
Mercedes Locatelli
Mary Tracy
Eisenhower proposes federal aviation agency to unite safety bodies
President Eisenhower urged Congress to create a new federal aviation agency. The plan would absorb the Civil Aeronautics Administration and Airways Modernization Board, taking over safety regulations and civilian air control while extending possible defense duties. He called for rapid passage and appointive authority with Senate confirmation to lead the agency.
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Washington
API
Eisenhower
Federal Aviation Agency
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Airways Modernization Board
Congress
Maryland
Senate
Civil Aeronautics Board
Little League Fund-Raising Games Tomorrow Observed
Ukiah Little League schedules double headers at Riverside and Lions club parks to mark Little League Foundation Day. Proceeds benefit the National Little League Foundation, formed to perpetuate Little League with broader backing beyond industry support. Eight teams from North and South divisions will play, with Box and Tollins facing Ukiah Pine Browns in the first Lions Park game.
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Ukiah
Little League Foundation
Riverside
Lions Club
Little League
National Little League Foundation Fund
National Little League Foundation
Riverside Park
Vichy Springs Bridge
Lions Little League
Anton Stadium
Municipal Park
Lions Park
Box
Tollins
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Duane Thompson
Esther Munroe
Arthur Peoples
Cober
Kansas
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Erickson
Colleen Buxton
Ronald Ledford
Paul Simon
Cini
Ronald Locatelli
William Foster
Ranny Sharman
Gary Luiz
Richard Henderson
Rogar ‘Anerson
Aviation Safety Agency
Defense Department
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