Mass resignation follows Socialist pressure against Kishi
The Socialist bloc in Parliament approves a mass resignation to pressure Prime Minister Kishi to dissolve Parliament before the June 19 start of the U.S. Japan security treaty. Sohyo plans a national convention and new strikes against Kishi and the pact, with June rallies and work stoppages led toward mass marches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Kishi
National Labor Federation
Sohyo
People’s Council
U.S
White House
James C. Hagerty
Nishi
Ineeee Ke Hun
E Kyodo Service
Emperor Hirohito
Mystery coins and green stamps puzzle at city post office
Anonymous woman recalls a birthday coin scheme linked to Ardell McFillen and a mysterious parking meter windfall of green stamps. The note hints at a possible swap of overtime tickets for stamps. Weather outlook: cooler, drier tonight with 50s, sunny low 70s tomorrow, showers possible Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardell McFillen
Man 70 Wins 20 Minute Fight With Black Bear
ENGADINE Mich AP A 70 year old man Le Gault fought a black bear for about 20 minutes after it attacked without warning. He used a jackknife to defend himself and chase the animal away by stabbing at its eyes. The struggle left him shocked and unable to give a clear account. He lost his truck keys during the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engadine, Mich
Upper Michigan
le Gault
Artificial Committee Spending Reports Highlighted in 1959
Washington AP reports that House Public Works and Judiciary committees issued artif icial spending reports for 1959 overseas trips totaling 54 363.81. Reports claimed fixed percentages for transportation lodging food gratuities and miscella neous while clerk Bess Dick says pattern was estimated. Chair Emanuel Celler declines to review the consolidated figures including 10 523 spent in South America and NATO travel by Rep Wayne Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Public Works and Judiciary Committees
Congressional Committee
Argentina
Sudan
Judiciary Committee
Bess E. Dick
Emanuel Celler
DNY
Public Works Committee
South America
Knight
Congress
House
NATO Parlia
Wayne Hays
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
W.va
Hays
NATO
California Primary Bristles With Controversy
The California presidential primary unleashes charges and countercharges as Democrats and Republicans prepare to vote. Nixon appears on the Republican ballot while Brown and McLain appear on the Democratic ballot amid national campaign moves by Rockefeller Kennedy Symington and Johnson with fresh calls for party support and policy debate. A moving notice follows about a beauty shop opening at 617 Patterson Ave Web.
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California
Richard M. Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
George H. McLain
Brown
Patrick Hillings
Los Angeles
Nikita Khrushchev
Lai E. Stevenson
Nixon
Rockefeller
New York
North Dakota
John Davis
Bismarck
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Fau Claire
Wis
Humphrey
Symington
Farmers Union
Albert Lea
Minn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Pe Goldwater
Johnson
South Dakota
Patterson Ave
Hilda Nickelson
Nickie
Dial MO
437 Area Seniors Attend Services
A total of 437 of the area’s 508 seniors attended baccalaureate services last night across Clarke County and surrounding high schools. Rev. R. D. Goshorn addressed 82 Clarke Seniors from Berryville churches urging prudent life goals and time for worthwhile aims. Rev. Forrest Racey spoke to 176 James Wood seniors urging faith and fellowship with God for stability and happiness in a complex world.
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Clarke County
James Wood
Handley
Warren County
Johnson- Williams
Douglas
R. D. Goshorn
Berryville
Julian
Orrell
Berryville Baptist Church
Forrest Racey
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Clarke Armory Tax Hike Debated By Clarke County
About 100 citizens filled a Berryville court house hearing on funding a National Guard Armory. Discussion centered on a 23 to 25 cent tax raise per 10 dollars, with $900 per penny in revenue and a projected $20 700 to $22 500 yearly. Federal and state funds totaling $180 000 are available, Clarke must provide $15 000, a five acre site, and ongoing maintenance.
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Berryville
Board of Supervisors
National Guard
Clarke
Harry F. Byrd
Edward H. McDonald
Union Machinists Strike Key Atlas Missile Bases
Union machinists halted work at Atlas missile bases from California to Florida in a midnight walkout. About 800 at Cape Canaveral joined by allies slowed launch and construction while other bases such as Vandenberg Warren AFB and Offutt AFB faced possible delays. Officials said the stoppage aims to pressure for a mass meeting and could affect Polaris and satellite programs.
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San Diego
Calif
Bers
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Warren Afb
Wyo
Offutt Afb
Neb
Convair Division
Polaris
Midas
Samos
Discoverer
Lockheed’s Missile & Space Division
Aerojet-General
Lockheed
Atlas
Bet Monica
Long Beach
Tulsa
Okla
Cape Canaveral
Vandenberg
Air Force
Jefferson Davis Theme Highlights June Sixth Speakers
The Rev. W. W. Glass III addressed over 150 at the Sixth of June exercises in Stonewall Cemetery. He spoke on Jefferson Davis life, citing provisions of containment, disunity, and financial woes as implications for the southern cause and noted Davis as a constitutionalist whose era faced limits on central power. He closed by praising a Confederate heritage and principles.
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W. W. Glass
Stonewall Cemetery
Glass
Mayor Glass
First Presbyterian
Davis
C. A. Davis
Haslup Revell
Turner Ashby
UDC
Frederick County School Census Moves Into Full Swing
Frederick County moves into full swing census after school closes. The five year law covers children ages one to twenty with enumerators including Joseph H. Fisher Jr for Back Creek and Mt. Tabor districts and Mrs. George Nixon and Mrs. Virginia Whitacre for Stone School. Winchester also starts a similar census.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Joseph H. Fisher
Back Creek
Star Tannery
Mt.boro
George Nixon
Virginia Whitacre
Bellamy Served With Summons In Shutdown Suit
Ralph Bellamy actor and president of Actors Equity was served a summons in a 2.5 million dollar suit by the League of New York Theaters over damages from the Broadway shutdown. The case comes as optimism grows for a compromise to end the theater blackout.
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NEW York
Ralph Bellamy
Actors Equity Assn
League of New York Theaters
Performers Union
Broadway
Bellamy
Holsummons
Roosevelt House
Campobello
Actors Equity
Finian
Rainbow
Square Theater District
Executive Committee Sets Breakfast Meeting for Apple Blossom
The Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival executive committee will meet at 8 30 a m tomorrow at the George Washington Hotel. Agenda includes methods to raise funds to pay 1960 fete bills and a report from the 1960 61 nominating committee with action on C G Schenck G Scully and Marvin E Gore Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
George Washington Hotel
C. G. Schenck
G. Scully
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Giant Balloon Studies Cosmic Rays Over United States
A 500 foot diameter balloon, claimed as the world's largest, floats at 114,008 feet altitude over the southern U S to collect cosmic ray data. The $50,000 payload of 800 pounds of x ray film will be parachuted to Texas later, with analysis planned by 13 motions over two years.
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Brunswick
United States
Texas
Glynco Naval Air Station
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Socialist Bloc
By Rene Georges Inagaki
Man
Black Bear
Confederate Soldiers’ Memorial
Stonewall
Jay Johns
The
Jackson Memorial Association of
Lexington
Lucy F. Kurtz
James Massey
Ray Bowers
Associated Press
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Choralaires
Clarke Armory
Chamber of Commerce
Raritan Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Junior Woman's Club
George W. Burton
Chamber
Ken Carr
Billy Renner
Jaycees
Jack Hardesty
Raritans
Mr. Lee
Court House
Union Machinists
Atlas Missile Bases
Jefferson Davis
Fete Executive Group
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