Hickenlooper Leads Senate GOP In Tough Attacks
Senator Hickenlooper, leading the Senate Republican Policy Committee, railes against President Kennedy’s domestic programs. He criticizes price fixing, calls Kennedy farm programs a failure, and positions himself as a conservative yet moderate voice ahead of the fall elections.
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Senate Gop
Washington
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Iowa
Rourke B. Hickenline
Kennedy
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
America
David S. Teeple
Chamber to Stay Open Seven Days a Week This Summer
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Visitors Information Bureau will operate 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily with holiday access. Manager C G Follansbee said traveler assistance and visitor services continue, with student guides on weekends until school ends and on all weekdays after. The chamber, in the George Washington Hotel basement, also provides maps, Virginia guides, hotel info, and routing help for travelers.
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Virginia
Sacramento spider campaign urges private life study
The California Division of Beaches and Parks quietly promotes observing spiders instead of stepping on them. An unsigned monthly newsletter suggests people react with contempt but can find spiders interesting if they observe their private life rather than act impulsively.
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Sacramento
Calif
State Division of Beaches and Parks
Former Resident To Head Pa Area School District
A former resident of Winchester is named superintendent of the Altoona School District in Pennsylvania. Dr. Thomas R. Heslep, born 1919 in Donora, previously served as assistant football coach at Handley High School and taught mathematics at Warren County High School in Front Royal. He will assume duties on the first Monday in July.
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Altoona (Pa
Thomas R. Heslep
A. L. Wenzel
Miller St
Heslep
Handley High School
Warren County High School
Front Royal
Donora
Thomas D. Heslep
Cleda Todd
McKeesport
Bob Hope Surprised by Birthday Party on Set
Hollywood AP reports Bob Hope, 59, celebrated with a surprise on the set of Critic's Choice. Lucille Ball delivered a party monologue, and Ball praised Hope while Kennedy sent birthday wishes noting he “doesn’t look it.”
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Bob
Pete Tee
Lucille Ball
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President Kennedy
Light turnout in Norman city election
Norman Oklahoma precincts reported very light voting in the city election. Commissioner candidate Ray Barnard said one precinct went for him 100 percent and he received the sole vote cast.
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Norman, Okla
Commission
Ray Barnard
Japan protests high altitude nuclear testing
Foreign Minister Zentaro Kosaka protested to U S Ambassador Edwin Reschauer over U S altitude nuclear tests near Johnston Island. Kosaka urged at least 96 hour advance notice of every test during a 45 minute Tokyo meeting, a foreign ministry spokesman said.
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Zentaro Kosaka
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Edwin D. Reschauer
US S
Johnston Island
Kosaka
United States
Foreign Ministry
Japan asserts right to full compensation for test damages
Japan serves notice reserving the right to claim compensation for all damages incurred by the tests. The move signals preparation for potential legal action and reparations discussions with involved parties.
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Japan
Snake in TV Screen Prompted Fatal Strike in Houston Home
Mrs A B Jordan and her three children watched a tail move across their TV screen in Houston. She summoned courage, jabbed a two foot snake off the picture tube with a stick, and killed it.
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A. B. Jordan
Sixty Nine Killed as Bus Plunges Into River in India
Reports from New Delhi say a passenger bus plunged off a bridge into the Mahar River near Ahmedabad, killing sixty nine and wounding eighteen. Ahmedabad lies about 500 miles southwest of New Delhi.
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India
Mahar River
Ahmedabad
Experts warn a man would die after ten days without sleep
Medical experts say a healthy person could die if forced to stay awake for 10 days. The claim highlights extreme sleep deprivation risks and urges rest and medical supervision.
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