States Move On Jobless Pay Extension Across Nation
Pennsylvania joined the federal jobless benefit extension, with New York setting a June 23 start. Rhode Island votes Tuesday as Michigan Massachusetts Maryland Minnesota and Indiana weigh action. Some states oppose or limit changes citing constitutional or budget rules.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Congress
Rhode Island
Michigan
Massachusetts
Maryland
Minnesota
Indiana
Connecticut
Ohio
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Virginia
Leroy Collins
Florida
North Carolina
Utah
New Hampshire
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Wheat Referendum Set for June 20
J L Hershman of Frederick County explains the June 20 referendum will decide if 1959 wheat marketing quotas are in effect and set price support. If quotas pass, support ranges from at least 1.81 dollars per bushel or 75 percent of parity. if not, support drops to about 1.20 dollars per bushel with eligibility tied to allotments. Farmers voting determine quota status for the 1959 crop.
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J. L. Hershman
Frederick County
Virginia
Hershman
Karl Malden Goes West Fans Learn Horse Skills On Set
Hollywood AP Karl Malden learns horsemanship for The Hanging Tree Western on Warner Bros lot. Once Gary Indiana born Mladen Sekulovich, he contemplates settling in Hollywood with wife after years traveling for film work. He loved The Gunfighter role but avoided riding, until now.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Karl Malden
Hyar
Karl
Warner Brothers
Gary
Ind
Mladen Sekulovich
New York
Millard Mitchell
Mitchell
Malden
New York City
California
Geisha the Coffee Sniffing Dog Shuts Down Smuggling
Bonn praises Geisha a two year old trained spaniel for locating undeclared coffee along the Dutch German border. The dog helps curb coffee smuggling amid a 50 cent duty per pound and is one of only two such tracking dogs in West Germany's customs service.
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Bonn
Germany
Geisha
Government Gazette
Federal Republic
Civilian Intrusion On Military Air Lanes Charged
Air Force says civilian pilots intruded on restricted military air zones amid near collision complaints from airlines. Investigators warn morale and effectiveness are harmed as radar stations log numerous violations of restricted airspace. Senate panel approves more funds to accelerate air safety procedures and equipment.
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Washington
Air Force
Tne
Inspector General's Office
Air Force Headquarters
Senate Appropriations Committee
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Landslide Kills 52 in India's Northeast Frontier
A landslide in Lohit region northeast of Calcutta killed 52 people, including a construction party of 32 and 20 women and children, according to a delayed AP message. The disaster occurred at night about 300 miles northeast of Calcutta in India.
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Calcutta
India
Lohit
Shillong
U N Delays Action On Lebanon Quarrel
The United Nations Security Council postponed action on Lebanon's conflict with Nasir's United Arab Republic until tomorrow as rioting in Lebanon has killed between 300 and 500 people in the last month. Lebanese foreign minister Charles Malik charged massive illegal intervention by the UAR in Lebanon's internal politics during a 10 000 word address. A separate measure provides $1 012 886 000 to fund the Commerce Department and related agencies for the new fiscal year.
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U. N. Security Council
Lebanon
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Security Council
Charles Malik
74 year old man gets suspended sentence in wife slaying
In Port Washington New York 74 year old Giovanni Sardo stabbed his bedridden wife Antonia Sardo to death on February 2 then injured himself. He pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced to 5 to 10 years with a suspended sentence conditioned on living with his son Cosimo in Farmingdale Nassau County judge Paul J Widlitz ordered the terms.
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Mineola
N. Y
Giovanni Sardo
Antonia Sardo
Washington
Sardo
Nassau County
Paul J. Widlitz Friday
Cosimo
Farmingdale
N. Zi
Boy 10 Hangs Self With Buggy Whip in Hayloft
Ten year old Tim Cornell Schlepp of Brady Montana accidentally hanged himself while climbing a ladder to a hayloft. The buggy whip curled around his neck when the wooden handle jammed on a ladder rung. he was found with the line taut. Coroner Ev Wyse filed the death as accidental.
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Brady
Mont
Tim Cornell Schlepp
Pondera County
Ev Wyse
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