Wiley Defends Administration on U2 Incident
Senate defender Sen. Alexander Wiley disputes charges of policy failure behind the summit collapse. He cites Khrushchev would have met despite the U2 incident and backs the White House handling of Eisenhower’s canceled Japan trip.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Wiley
Paris
Senate
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Japan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Mansfield
Manila Typhoon Olive Threatens Luzon and Visayas
The Manila Weather Bureau issued warnings for Luzon and Visayan Islands as Typhoon Olive with center winds of 170 mph moved west and northwest toward southern Luzon. The storm was 170 miles east of Catanduanes Province in the Bicol area early this morning and tracked toward Turre 74 12 mh.
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Manila Weather Bureau
Luzon
Visayan Islands
Olive
Catanduanes
Bicol
Ture
Rotary stars spark Kiwanis win in Little American League
Klwans hit tied runners went 10 for in nine frames. Rotation stars Ron Clivinvger and Rocky Yost drew 10 walks and scored 10 runs as Kiwanis pitchers struggled at the plate. They aided over half the club’s 19 runs. Nancy Collins Gainesboro seeks a missing photo of her mother.
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Rocky Yost
Rotary
Kiwanis
Nancy, Collins
Gainesboro
NAI Board Chooses Virginian President
A Virginian was elected president of the National Apple Institute. E. B. Ned Jones of Washington leads the Apple Growers of America, with Rock Cottage Orchards and chairmanship of the State Apple Commission. The board restructured to trustees and adopted a $130000 budget, reflecting a $10000 reduction from May projections.
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E. B
Ned” Jones
Washington
The
Apple Growers of America
Rock Cottage
State Apple Commission
Jones
Virginia Horticultural Society
NSA
Bain
NAL
Marion Johnson
Williamson
N. Y
Larry Seaman
Clarklake
Mich
Howard M. Wells
Ohio
NAI
Russian People Sounding Off in Soviet Union
AP analyst William L. Ryan reports varied Russian sentiment during his visit to the USSR. He recounts social and political chatter Khrushchev must hear, as revealed in his forthcoming five‑part Star series beginning Monday.
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Russia
Ryan
The
Star
Storms Hit Eastern Virginia Causing Power Outages
A line of thunderstorms battered eastern Virginia causing high winds and tree damage. Richmond Charlottesville Chase City and Petersburg reported the most impact with about 5000 homes briefly without power in Richmond. Two inches of rain fell at Chase City and winds reached 65 mph. Charlottesville lost power to two radio stations and Farmington area saw damage. Petersburg had half an inch of rain, first in 15 days, while Williamsburg and Bluefield area telecoms were briefly affected.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Richmond
Charlottesville
Chase City
Petersburg
Farmington
Williamsburg
Bluefield
GOP Convention Sets Virginia Vote for Nixon Nomination
Roanoke AP Virginia Republicans gathered for their state convention to sign over the state's 30 national convention votes to Vice President Nixon for the Chicago nominating fight. Nixon holds an overwhelming majority and Rockefeller hopes for a late surge fade as RNC chairman downplays any nominating chance. The convention would elect 10 delegates at large to join the 20 already chosen.
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Virginia
Nixon
Chicago
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Republican National Committee
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Gov. Rockefeller
Interior
Fred Seaton
Eisenhower Ends Hawaiian Rest Flies Back to Washington
President Eisenhower wraps up a six day Hawaiian rest and returns to Washington to report on his Far Eastern trip. He denies Tokyo access blocked by Japanese protests and says visits to the Philippines Formosa and Korea were successful in improving ties. He will deliver a 6 30 p.m. EST radio television address from the White House and has received an honorary law degree from the University of Hawaii.
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Andrews Air Force Base
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White House
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Eienhower
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U.S
Tornado Winds Leave Trail Of Damage in Northeast
Tornado activity swept the Northeast and parts of Texas and New England causing structural damage and power outages. Officials reported no deaths, with Schenectady and Glens Falls among hard hit areas, and rainfall totals spiking rivers and creeks.
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Pennsylvania
Jeffersonville
New England
Texas
el Campo
Eagle Lake
Virginia New Taxes Increase Whisky Gasoline Cigarettes
Virginia enacts a 10 percent whisky tax and a one cent per gallon gasoline hike beginning July 1. Beer tax rises a half cent with whisky expanding to wine. cigarettes taxed 3 cents per pack starting August 1. Bulletins note sun day sale limits and higher speed limits.
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Area Cherry Crop Moves Monday
Area cherry crop estimated at about 1100 tons will start moving to processing plants Monday. Zeropack Co field manager Layton Stockdale said the crop is about half the normal size and the season is about a week ahead of last year. Actual picking begins Monday and prices will be paid for No 1 cherries and juice cherries. The largest past crop was 2690 tons in this area.
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Zeropack Co
Stockdale
Montmorency
Ry Institute
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Great Lakes Cherry Producers Marketing Cooperative
Leftists Blocked Short of Embassy in Tokyo Protest
Nearly 5 000 demonstrators chanting Yankee go home marched toward Japan's Parliament before a police wall stopped them 50 meters from the American Embassy. The crowd then pressed toward the Prime Minister's official residence where some dispersed.
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Tokyo
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Shirkey
House of Good Food
Sunnyside
Bees siege Memphis home as resident couple endures hive attack
Allen S. Vaughan and his wife are besieged inside their Memphis house by a swarm of bees. Vaughan blocked a hole to seal the nest but trapped the queen inside, leaving the rest of the colony to attack windows and doors for weeks. Authorities advise patience and waiting for the bees to settle.
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Allen S. Vaughan
Vaughan
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No Survivors Found After Brazilian Airliner Crash
Search teams found wreckage and body parts in Guanabara Bay near Rio de Janeiro after a Convair airliner carrying 51 people including an American disappeared. The aircraft departed Brasilia with a mid point Belo Horizonte and was listed missing for eight hours before wreckage was located near Paqueta Island.
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Dumont
Newton B. Thompson
Waterville
Maine
American Bond and Share Electric Co
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George Pfistern
Janet S. Latter
H. V. Lee
Thompson
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Jose Gomes Talarico
Joao Belloc
Santos Dumont
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Moscow Mayor Splattered By Raw Egg
In Niagara Falls Ontario AP reports the Moscow mayor Nikolai Bobrovnikov was splashed by a raw egg thrown by Ged Janusomis a 20 year old Lithuanian refugee. Police caught him after a chase across Victoria Park as Mayor Franklin Miller declined comment.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bobrovnikov
Franklin Miller
Ara Falls
Ged Janusomis
Wyatt Earp
Hugh O'Brian
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