Wallace Taft Glenn Headline Six State Primary Action
Wallace Taft Glenn highlight a busy election day across six states and D C. In Indiana Wallace and Welsh duel while Taft and Brown clash in Ohio over civil rights. Glenn remains on the ballot in Ohio while seeking support in Florida Oklahoma and Alabama contests shape the governor and Senate races.
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New Market Commemorates Battle with Gen Shell Address
Maj Gen George R E Shell superintendent of the Virginia Military Institute will deliver the battlefield address May 16 in New Market marking the Civil War battle's 100th anniversary. Nine VMI cadets were killed and 47 wounded in the battle. A parade will follow the speech. Shell is Virginia born and a 29-year Marine veteran who became VMI superintendent on July 1 1960.
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Peking Inspired Book Levels Sensational Charges Against Khrushchev
A Chinese inspired English language book circulated in Asia accuses Soviet Premier Khrushchev of plotting against Castro and abandoning revolutions in Southeast Asia. The work, written by Ceylonese Communist Theja Gunawardhana, portrays Khrushchev as an adventurist and traitor and highlights the Moscow Beijing split. It predicts Romania may join Albania in breaking from Khrushchev.
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Breathitt Ends Prisoner Servant Custom at Governor House
Kentucky Governor Edward T. Breathitt has ended the long standing practice of state prisoners serving as unpaid or paid servants at the governor's mansion. Previously prisoners earned wages and could receive a pardon for good service at the end of a governor's term.
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Death Came to Guantanamo Sailor on 19th Birthday
Five American sailors were killed in a minefield explosion at Guantanamo Bay. Richard Garrett of Oceanside New York was 19 on his death date. Victims included Steven Knight from Rhode Island, Arthur Orr of North Carolina, Henry Pazdan Jr. from New Jersey, and David Pyle of Kentucky. Navy officials said the men wandered into the marked mine area while on liberty from the Boxer.
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Khrushchev offers return visit to Ben Bella in Crimea
World and regional briefs report Khrushchev promising a return visit to Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella after their farewell at Simferopol Airport in Crimea during Ben Bella’s state visit to the Soviet Union. Also noted are a dam disaster in Egypt with 227 dead and a broken Hawaii Japan submarine cable near Chiba, while Uganda says 7,000 Sudanese refugees have fled into the northeast.
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Bus Boycott Seen Gaining Momentum in Suffolk
In Suffolk city, leaders expect growing momentum in a Negro boycott of Suffolk City Transit Co buses to press for a Negro driver. Spokesman Rev. Ronald E. Morris cited a drop in Black riders yesterday and urged more action as word spreads. The Biracial Council had urged hiring a Black driver and a Black police officer joined the force May 1. the company says there is no current opening for a Black driver.
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