Three States Vote Today on Party Parley Delegates
Voters in New York, California, and South Dakota plus Idaho Mississippi and Montana cast primary votes for convention delegates. California and New York Democratic and Republican delegates issue largely nonbinding. Nixon and Rockefeller figures dominate. New York to elect 86 delegates plus 56 half-vote delegates. Republicans 86 plus 10 more.
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Associated Press
New York
California
South Dakota
Idaho
Mississippi
Montana
Iowa
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Herschel Loveless
Jack Miller
Dayton Countryman
Norman Erbe
E. J. McManus
Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Rockefeller
Jack Barnes
Barnes
South Fallsburg
N.Y
Alabama judge blocks federal access to voting records
Circuit Judge Walter B. Jones issued a temporary restraining order to bar federal agents from viewing Alabama registration files in the pursuit of anti Negro discrimination evidence. The injunction, requested by Alabama Attorney General MacDonald Gallion, applies to all 67 counties and tests the 1960 Civil Rights Act. Federal officials may appear July 7 to defend against a permanent injunction.
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Montgomery
Ala.a
Justice Department
Alabama
Circuit
Walter B. Jones
MacDonald Gallion
Gallion
Jones
Knowledge of Beer Drinkers Saves Man from Death
Paul Wilkinson, a 24 year old refrigerator repairman, used his knowledge of beer systems to survive a basement beer cooler entrapment in a lower East Side tavern. He shut off valves, alerted staff, and was resuscitated after being found unconscious by the bar manager.
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New York
Paul Wilkinson
Lower East Side
Wilkinson
Methodist Drive Set To Aid Chile Earthquake Victims
The Methodist Church will ask its 39 236 congregations to give what they can on June 26 to aid earthquake and tidal wave victims in Chile and other countries.
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New York
The
Methodist Church
Chile
Too Dangerous Go Karts Worry Wilmington Police
The Wilmington Police Department voiced concern over child driven go karts. Chief Stanley Irwin said these motor vehicles may only be used on private property, not on public streets, and ordered officers to enforce the rule. He described the vehicles as too dangerous for street use.
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Gokarts
Wilmington
Jury Finds Ohio Teamster Boss Guilty Obstructing Justice
William Presser, head of the Ohio Teamsters Council, convicted by a federal jury of obstructing justice. The case centered on mutilation of an invoice tied to a Christmas list for eight silver champagne buckets dated 1955 and naming former senator George Bender. The conviction faces a potential sentence up to five years or a $5,000 fine.
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Cleveland
William Presser
Ohio Teamsters Council
Senate
Teamsters Joint Council 41
Presser
George Bender
Teamsters Union
J. Sheridan
Bender
Union
Truman says he refused OK for spy flights over Russia
In Chicago, former President Truman and Secretary Acheson say they rejected the State Department idea to send spy planes over Soviet territory in 1949 or 1950. Truman defended non participation while admitting some espionage reports reached his desk.
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Truman
Khrush Hit
Chicago
Harry S. Truman
White House
Dean Acheson
United States
Newsmen
Acheson
State Department
Eisenhower
Washington
Soviet
Russia
Jews Admit Capture of Ex Nazi Aide
Buenos Aires AP report says Israel confirms a determined group of Jews tracked Adolf Eichmann to Argentina and forced him to Israel for trial. It claims Eichmann agreed to go to stand trial and notes the volunteers acted without official Israeli knowledge.
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Buenos Aires
Adolf Eichmann
Argentina
Gestapo
Israel
Eichmann
Hitler
Mamie Eisenhower Cancels Far East Trip
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower, hospitalized with asthmatic bronchitis, will not join the President on his Far East tour. The White House said she is getting along very nicely after entering Walter Reed Army Hospital last Wednesday. The plan had included 10 days in Russia before hospitalization.
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Russia
Prince Philip Heads to Canada and United States
Prince Philip husband of Queen Elizabeth II departs by jet for a four day tour visiting Canada and the United States.
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London
Prince Philip
Elizabeth II
Canada
U.S
Final Debate Today in Sniper Trial Hargrove Case
Closing arguments set as jurors begin weighing guilt in Floyd E. Hargrove murder trial over a Christmas Eve sniper shooting of Charles Clark. Prosecutor seeks the death penalty, defense argues the shot was accidental during a target practice dispute. Lois Clark plans a California vacation with four children after the trial.
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Painesville
Ohio
Floyd E. Hargrove
Edward R. Ostrander
Hargrove
Lois Clark
Charles R
Man Quits Lush Post To Enter Ministry
John H. Rudy a 36 year old father of three from Rothsville quits a $10 000 a year RCA job to become a Mennonite pastor near Gettysburg Pa He will earn 1300 a year in the new post He says the spiritual needs of people outweigh the financial loss and this move was made Monday
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Lancaster, Pa
John H. Rudy
Rothsville
Radio Corporation of America
Mennonite Church
Gettysburg
Rudy
Eisenhower Visits West Point For Final 1915 Class Reunion
President Eisenhower completed a three day reunion with his 1915 West Point classmates at the U S Military Academy in West Point New York. The trip marks his likely last visit to the point as president and highlighted by a ceremonial return to the academy.
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Eisenhower
Henry Clay Hodges Jr
West Point
Washington
U.S. Military Academy
N.Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Campobello
Ralph Bellamy
Actors’ Equity
Equity
League of New York Theaters
League
Actors
Zorin Opens New Round of Disarmament Talks
In Geneva Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin attacks aggressive circles in the United States and urges immediate disarmament action. US Ambassador Eaton deflects debate and says Washington will study Khrushchev's revised plan as the ten nation conference resumes in a restrained mood.
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Geneva
Valerian Zorin
United States
Paris
Zorin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
U. S
Frederick M. Eaton
David Ormsby-Gore
Eaton
Angered Doctor Holds for Killing Former Associate
In Elizabeth New Jersey an angry doctor killed Dr. Annunciato La Face after a dismissal from a medical group. Dr. Anthony Ruvolo then fired at Dr. Francis Merlo in the St. Elizabeths Hospital parking lot before speeding away and being captured 15 minutes later.
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Ruvolo
Japanese Sit-Down May Greet Ike
Radical students threaten a runway sit-down at Tokyo International Airport on June 19 to block President Eisenhower's arrival during his four day state visit. Prime Minister Kishi vows strong action if needed and rejects calls to cancel or postpone the trip.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Zengakuren Student Federation
Nobusuke Kishi
National Public Safety and Army
Kishi
Aiichiro Fujiyama
U.s.-Japan
Fujiyama
U.S
Students Federation
Sohyo
Davis Jr and Mai Britt plan interracial marriage
Sammy Davis Jr and Mai Britt announced plans to marry after her divorce from Eddie Gregson, and to raise a large family regardless of public prejudice. Britt, 24, and Davis, 34, acknowledged potential disapproval but defended their career and future together.
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London
Sammy Davis Jr
Mai Britt
Eddie Gregson
Davis
Miss Britt
Strike Leaves Atlas Bases Idle Across United States
Union picket lines halted activity at five Atlas bases including Vandenberg Cape Canaveral Warren Offutt and Holloman as IAM seeks a 14 cent raise. Convair offers 11 cents and 3 cent cost of living increase. 25,000 SAM workers stay on job.
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San Diego
Calif
United States
U.S
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Convair
General Dynamics Corp
International Assn
Vandenberg Afb
Los Angeles
Cape Canaver
IAM
Bids Open for Wilmington Postoffice Repairs and Upgrades
The General Services Administration invites bids for repairs and replacements at Wilmington Postoffice items include a new metal ground flag pole mechanical and electrical equipment plumbing electrical work and lighting fixtures. Bids open Thursday June 23 at 3 p m. Specifications available at the local post office.
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General Services Administration
Washington, D. C
Wilmington
Brown Calls for Strict Checkup on Expenses
Rep. Clarence J. Brown of Ohio calls for stricter checks on expenses of traveling congressional committees after newspaper reports questioned House members’ expense accounts. He states he is not involved and addresses constituents in a letter.
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Washington
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Blanchester
Clinton County
House
Brown
Eisenhower Eyes Japan Visit Amid Protests
Secretary of State Herter urged Senate ratification of a new US Japan treaty while stressing the President should proceed with the June 19 trip despite leftist demonstrations in Japan. He explained the pact allows US troops in Japan and pledges defense if Japan is attacked. some senators worry the visit amid protests.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Japan
Herter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
United States
Far East
Fulbright
George A. Aiken
R-Vi
Aiken
Nikita
Khrushchev
Mrs America pageant opens with homemaking tests
In Fort Lauderdale Florida AP reports the Mrs America pageant begins with judging in cooking baking hair styling laundering and other duties. Fifty one finalists appear on stage for the first finals night session. Top floor design honors go to Mrs Claire P Johnson Kaneohe Hawaii 27 with a jet pilot husband in the Hawaii Air Guard. Mrs Genevieve Olsen Cheyenne Wyoming places second and Mrs Helen Waters Nashville Tennessee third.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Claire P. Johnson
Kaneohe
Hawaii
Hawaii Air Guard
Genevieve Olsen
Cheyenne
Wyo
Helen Waters
Nashville
Tenn
Laborite Calls Embasy Eagle a Blatant Monstrosity
In London Marcus Lipton of the Labor Party urged the Conservative government to oppose a 35 foot aluminum eagle planned for the front of the new U S Embassy. He called it a blatant monstrosity for Grosvenor Square and noted officials had submitted the design to the London County Council for approval.
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London
House of Commons
Eagle
U. S
Grosvenor Square
Marcus Lipton
London County Council
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