Eisenhower Says He Is Not Governing by Veto
President Eisenhower defended his veto of a 1.375 billion housing bill saying he will not govern by veto and wants legislation that keeps the United States solvent. Democrats Douglas and Clark urged an override vote while cautioning the effort may fail.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Congress
Paul H. Douglas
D - Ill
Senate
House
Douglas
Duglas
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Clary
Kernstown voters shift to garage voting for primary
In Kernstown precinct voters were advised the primary polls will be set up in Henry Renner's garage due to expected high turnout. The notice notes local races driving participation and references nearby ad content and community notices, including a shop sale and public event details.
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Kernstown
Henry Renner
Winchester Star Wins Virginia Newspaper Award Honors
The Winchester Evening Star is judged best in Virginia for general makeup in its circulation bracket by the Press Association. It also earns separate citations for display advertising and press work, marking its third straight year of top honors.
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Winchester Evening Star
Virginia
Oo Press Association
Star
The
United States
N. W. Ayer Advertising Agency
New York
Hurricane Watch Ordered For Carolinas
A hurricane watch was ordered for the Carolinas from Cape Hatteras to near the Georgia line as Cindy, a tropical storm with 70 mph winds, moved west north west offshore toward Charleston. The center was expected inland near Charleston this evening with possible intensification to hurricane strength. Tides were forecast to run 1 to 2 feet above normal, rising to around 4 feet between Charleston and 60 miles north, prompting coastal evacuations and precautions along the coast.
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Cindy
Charleston
S. C
Miami Weather Bureau
South Carolina
Carolinas
Wilmington
N. C
Myrtle Beach
Weather Bureau
Ashley
Cooper
Wrightsville
Police Search For Two Convicts In Clarke County
Berryville officers say two Black convicts escaped from a work detail near the town. Irving Patrick, 22, from Camp 7 at Double Toll Gate, is described as 6 ft 1 in, 176 pounds with scars on both forearms and a hip scar. Philip Jones, 26, also from Camp 7, is 5 ft 6 in, 141 pounds, with a medium build, wearing a prison uniform.
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Berryville
Irving Patrick
Chesterfield County
Highway Department
Rt. 340
Isle
Philip Jones
Portsmouth
Photo of Khrushchev visit with U S officials and press
A black and white AP wire photo shows Khrushchev with Soviet cultural committee chair Yuri Zhukov and Idaho Governor Robert Smylie and Florida Governor Leroy Collins. Center rear, wearing glasses, AP reporter Morris Rosenberg. Photo by Henry Burroughs.
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Morris Rosenberg
Henry Burroughs
Board Seeks 154770 From Viscose Over Shenandoah Fish Kill
Virginia State Water Control Board sues American Viscose Corp in Warren County Circuit Court for 154770 seeking damages for fish killed in the south fork of the Shenandoah River last year. Board alleges negligence and pollution from the plant during December 1958 after a lengthy investigation.
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Front Royal
State Water Control Board
Shenandoah River
American Viscose Corp
Warren County
Virginia
Con Avisco
A. G. McVay
Richmond
Dry Spell Threatens Virginia Key Crops
Virginia farmers face severe stress on hay corn and tobacco as a dry spell persists. The State Agriculture Department notes 10 15 percent of the corn crop lost and reports worst conditions for pastures, hay, corn and tobacco this date on record. Rainfall remains scattered with Front Royal Staunton Charlottesville Danville Richmond and Saltville reporting no rain.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Agriculture Department
Blue Ridge
Front Royal
Staunton
Charlottesville
Danville
Saltville
Two Workmen Hurt When Chain Breaks on Lift
At Plumly Lumber Corp on Kent Street two men were injured when a chain on a lift truck broke while beams were raised around 1 10 p m. Winifred Beverly of N Kent Street and L T Moreland of 382 Charles Street were taken to Memorial Hospital with unknown injuries. Woodrow Harper said Beverly had a bruised arm and the men were shaken but not believed to be seriously hurt. The mishap followed nearby scaffold injuries earlier in the week.
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Plumly Lumber Corp
Kent St
Winifred Beverly
N. Kent St
L. T. Moreland
Charles St
Memorial Hospital
Woodrow Harper
Plumly
Beverly
Eight room house on Brad Dock Street for sale
Listing shows an eight room house at 6108 Brad Dock Street with phone contact MO 2 9052 for more details.
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Braddock St
Kozlov Seeks Clear View of U S Steel in Midwest Tour
In Chicago a Soviet official Frol Kozlov toured Inland Steel and U S Steel plants after a Detroit meeting with Gov G M Williams who said he and Kozlov clashed in a private session. Williams called Kozlov tough and sharp while Kozlov defended Eastern European peoples choosing their governments.
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Chicago
Soviet Union
Frol R. Kozlov
Michigan
U.S
Kozlov
Detroit
G. M Williams
Williams
Midway Airport
Inland
Ind
U.S. Steel Corp
Gary
Harriman Calls Khrushchev Talks Terrifying and Shocking
In Life magazine Harriman describes his June 23 talks with Nikita Khrushchev as terrifying and shocking. He quotes blunt warnings about Berlin, Formosa, and Soviet missiles, plus assurances of Soviet help to Red China and a belief in a possible summit. He argues direct talks with Khrushchev are essential while Gromyko remains inflexible.
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New York
W. Averell Harriman
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Life Magazine
Life
Harriman
Washington
Moscow
Khrushchev
Formosa
Red China
7Th Fleet
Formosa Strait
Andrei Gromyko
Geneva
State Department
Kremlin
Eisenhower urges keep talks going to avert steel strike
President Eisenhower told a news conference management and the Steelworkers Union should press negotiations to avoid a strike. The union rejected an indefinite extension and edged the deadline to July 14, with no government intervention planned. He also stated segregation is morally wrong when it blocks equal opportunity.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New York
The
Steel Workers Union Today
David J. McDonald
Khrushchev Warns U.S.-Soviet Friendship Key to Peace
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev told seven American governors that peace hinges on U.S.-Soviet friendship. He urged recognition of both German states, a free Berlin protected by the UN, and warned that a U.S.-Soviet war would be a global calamity. He denied Soviet plans to deprive America of growth and urged parity with a rising Soviet economy.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United States of America
Declin
Kremlin
U.S
Germany
Berlin
West
East Germany
West Berlin
United Nations
Stephen McNichols
Colorado
Manhunt Spreads Across 2 States
A wide manhunt extended across Nevada and Arizona for Robert K. Ervin after Dolores Staf ford, 6, was found murdered in Las Vegas. Investigators traced bloody fingerprints near the body found in Ervin's Las Vegas attic. Ervin, 20, disappeared as police sought the suspect. his estranged girlfriend Kathy Ervin described a violent confrontation.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Dolores Stafford
Robert K. Ervin
Ervin
Kingman
Ariz
Diaz Diaz Lanz Granted U S Resident Alien Status
MIAMI Florida Immiration Director Edward P Ahrens announced Maj Pedro Luis Diaz Lanz former Cuban Air Force commander has been admitted to the United States as a resident alien. Diaz Lanz and his wife arrived July 1 1959 at Miami aboard a private boat after desertion charges were leveled against him by Maj Juan Almeida. He requested his whereabouts not be revealed.
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Miami, Fla
Edward P. Ahrens
Pedro Luis Diaz Lanz
United States
Ahrens
Diaz Lanz
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Diaz
Maj
Juan Almeida
Fulgo Batista
U.S
Manuel Urrutia
Fidel Castro
Eisenhower hints at special session over foreign aid fight
President Eisenhower pressed Congress to sustain foreign aid funding amid Senate cuts totaling hundreds of millions. He warned that reducing aid undermines national security and the free world, and said he may call a special session if needed. Senate leaders urged restraint as votes trimmed 383 million from his request, with a plan for permanent military aid under a defense budget reform.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Free World
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
America
Congressional Appropriations Committees
Department of Defense
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