Benson Defends Opposition To Dairy Measure At Harvard Speech
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson spoke at Harvard Milk Day defending his stance against self help dairy bills. He cited market harm, high assessments, and federal control, while noting price support cuts to 75 percent of parity. He praised current farm price gains and defended GOP farm policies.
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Ezra Taft Benson
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Congress
Eisenhower
Ill
Senate Approval of Labor Bill Forecast
UPI reports Senator John L. McClellan signals support for a moderate anti rackets labor reform bill. The measure would require secret ballot elections at local and national unions, 15 day notices, disclosure of finances, and penalties for noncompliance with reporting. Goldwater dissented wishing a stronger bill.
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German President Heuss Begins U S Tour in Philadelphia
West German President Theodor Heuss arrived in Philadelphia from Washington to start a nationwide tour. He was greeted by Gov. George M. Leader and Philadelphia Mayor Richardson Dilworth with a 21 gun salute as Secretary of State Dulles noted Heuss left an indelible impression after his three day visit to Washington.
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Germany
British Overseas Airways Corp
Lady Dorothy Macmillan
Washington mayor urges driver cooperation during street repairs
City officials appeal to motorists to park carefully in the business district while street work continues. Mayor Eicher says inconveniences affect both residents and contractors and warns tickets will be issued for no parking zones and blocking alley entrances.
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Eicher
Reds Say Animals Can Live in Space
Soviet scientists report that Laika the dog proved animals can endure space travel. Laika’s heartbeat tripled during ascent but later nearly normalized after Sputnik II entered orbit. The IGY summary notes Sputnik II weighed about 1120 pounds and circled Earth until April 14
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UPI
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Accused of Murder in Slaying of Father Near Fort Dodge
Webster County grand jury returns murder charge against Donald J. Klinger 39 for the shotgun slaying of his father Carl Klinger 62 on May 31 at the son's farm five miles west of Fort Dodge Iowa. Arraignment time not set. bond set at 10000 dollars.
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UPI
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Carl Klinger
Webster County
Grand Jury
Klinger
Here
Boy Dies of Injuries Inflicted by Father
An 18 month old boy died in Atlanta from injuries inflicted by his father, a day after another child died in similar circumstances. Police said John Robert Campbell had belt marks and bites. his father Helen Campbell admitted beating him with a belt and biting him. Another boy, Danny Summers, three, died after his father Harold Summers confessed to belt beating for soiling pants.
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Atlanta
UPI
John Robert Campbell
Helen Campbell
Roswell
Campbell
John Robert
Danny Summers
Harold C. Summers
Rev Bud Wilder Joins Washington Methodist Church
Reverend Bud Wilder has become associate minister at the Methodist Church in Washington. He and his family reside at 514 North Iowa Avenue, coming from Omaha Nebraska. Wilder holds a supply pastor certificate and will work in youth ministry while also enrolling at Iowa Wesleyan College next fall. He recently completed four years in the U S Air Force and one year at Omaha University. He is a native of Ogden Iowa and his wife was raised in Bellville Illinois. They have two children Stanley aged 22 months and Beverly eight months.
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Cohen Says He Lives On Borrowed Money
Mickey Cohen testifies in federal court that he has borrowed over 130000 dollars since his 1955 release from prison for tax evasion. He names Jimmy Durante Jim Vaus Clinton Mitchell and others as lenders and explains his limited income from an ice cream parlor stake.
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UPI
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Vaus
Chicago
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Cohen
Thurmond Clarke
De Gaulle Sets Oct 5 Referendum Date For New Constitution
Paris reports Gen Charles de Gaulle and his cabinet set October 5 as the nationwide referendum date on a new constitution to end impotent public authorities. Information Minister Malraux said Algeria elections would be held within a month and de Gaulle keeps control of Algerian affairs.
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UPI
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France
Raoul Salan
Salan
Tees of Public Safety
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National Renovation
Mississippi Negro activist sent to hospital after college enrollment bid
Clennon King, an African American professor who sought enrollment at the all white University of Mississippi, is found mentally incompetent and committed to Whitfield state hospital for observation. He faces charges for resisting arrest and disturbing the peace. hospital staff will assess sanity while NAACP weighs legal action.
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J. J. Head
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New York
Roy Wilkins
Coleman
Rioting Flares in Lebanon Again Today
Be ir ut Lebanon reports a pitched battle in Tripoli with tanks and jets used by Lebanese forces against rebels. Insurgents claim 10 to 15 killed and 30 to 40 wounded in six hours while government casualties are not estimated.
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UPI
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Iraq Petroleum Co
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British Leader Macmillan Arrives in Washington for Talks
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived at Washington National Airport for a formal review of world issues with President Eisenhower. He said the talks would cover Russia relations and a possible summit, and planned a stop in Greencastle Indiana to speak at DePauw University.
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UPI
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Washington National Airport
Russia
Charles de Gaulle
France
Weary lawmakers push foreign aid bill through Senate
The Senate, after two long nights, approved the 3.713 billion foreign aid authorization by 51 to 17 at 11:36 p.m. edt. The measure now heads to a Senate House conference to reconcile with the House version. Deals on funding and payoffs for actual appropriations follow, with debate likely on labor reform.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
John L. McClelan
Eisenhower
Suslov Disappears from Moscow’s Kremlin Scene
Mikhail A. Suslov a top Kremlin leader once seen as Khrushchev’s fiercest rival has not appeared in public since mid May. Suslov a Politburo member and former Pravda editor, is viewed as a strong Stalinist faction ally and potential rival in the power dynamics of the Soviet leadership.
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London
UPI
Mikhail A. Suslov
Kremlin
Nikita
S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Suslov
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Black Sea
Odessa
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Russia
Susiov
Presidium
Pravda
County News Briefs Boileau Survived by Woman's Grandchildren
Mrs. Carrie Boileau is survived by a son and daughter listed earlier and four grandchildren. An additional son, Mell, is deceased.
Soviet Diplomat Expelled for Attempting to Buy U S Army Manuals
The State Department expelled Nicolai I Kurochkin third secretary at the Soviet Embassy for paying hundreds of dollars to an American citizen for improper procurement of United States Army manuals and other materials Some documents sought were classified The action follows a similar expulsion a few weeks earlier of John A Baker Jr second secretary at the U S Embassy in Moscow The department did not reveal if any material was obtained and said it referred questions to Justice and Defense for more details
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UPI
State Department
Nicolai I. Kurochkin
Russia
John A. Baker Jr
U.S
Moscow
Kurochkin
Department
Justice and
Defense Departments
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Weather outlook for weekend with showers and storms
United Press International reports a mostly cloudy and mild weekend with scattered showers and thunderstorms through Sunday. Tonight's low around 58 to 68, Sunday highs 75 to 85, then cooler Monday with partial cloudiness.
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