Ike to address nation after Latin tour return
President Eisenhower returns to Washington today to prepare a 15 minute radio television address from the White House after completing an 18,500 mile ten day swing through Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay. He plans one final round of golf at Ramey Air Force Base before flying to Andrews. Officials call the trip a success strengthening ties with Latin America amid Cold War pressures.
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Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Eisenhower
Washington
Andrews Air Force Base
Ramey Base
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
Dorado Beach
Dorado Beach Club
Here
White House
U. S
Resenhower
Latin America
Nine dog wardens jailed over stray dogs sale scheme
Nine suburban dog wardens in New Haven accused of selling more than 1,000 stray dogs yearly to Yale University medical school, skimming proceeds from towns’ funds. State and local police report defrauding the public charges. authorities note Connecticut law requires sale proceeds to go to dog fund accounts. Yale officials comment the practice is not mandatory for transfer to researchers.
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New Haven
Connah
Yale University Medical School
Vernon W. Lippard
Medical
Connecticut
Court's First Aid Effort Pays Off in Courtroom
In Kings County Judge Hyman Barshay bought a portable oxygen bottle for the courtroom after a trial witness collapsed and died. On Friday another witness, Mrs. Pearl Harvey, fainted after testifying and oxygen was applied by an aide until police and emergency staff arrived. Attendants said the oxygen probably saved her life and she was admitted to a hospital.
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New York i
Kings County Court
Hyman Barshay
Pearl Harvey
Demolition Bids Considered At City Hall Meeting
The city commission will consider bids for building demolitions for proposed parking lots at city hall tonight at 8. Other items include meters sewer tile and elm tree spraying to curb Dutch elm disease. The east side interceptor sewer and repairs to a collapsed section south of Maumee Street near the Bohn 13 plant will be discussed. The sewer was built by Valentini company Dearborn and repaired twice and the city previously lost a circuit court payment suit over construction.
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City Commission
Maumee Street
Valentini Company
Dearborn
Mantee Street
Cits
Fugitive Warrant Quashed Over Wisconsin Extradition
Mount Clemens Wisconsin extradition rules led to dismissal of a 1954 case against 33 year old William P. Vinson of Warren. Police Judge Francis A. Castellucci granted the motion by Macomb county assistant prosecutor Ron W. Rogensues after Gov Nelson failed to request Vinson's extradition within 60 days. Vinson, a UAW member, was accused of assaulting a non striker family at Sheboygan Falls on July 4, 1954. John Gunaca received a three year sentence after pleading no contest to similar charges last year.
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Mount Clemens
Wisconsin
Kohler
William P. Vinson
Warren
Francis A. Castellucci
Ron W. Rogensues
Macomb County
Gav
Gaylord Nelson
Vinson
United Auto Workers Union
Williama Bersch
Wiliam Dr
Sheboygan Falls
Wis
John Gunaca
UAW International
Michigan counties designated for emergency feed loans
The Agriculture Department designated five Michigan counties Al ger Chippewa Dickinson Tron and Marquette as emergency areas where farmers stockmen and dairymen can buy government loaned feed at farm price support rates below market. The action follows drought and unfavorable weather last year that reduced feed production. Previously three Michigan counties had already been named for this aid.
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Washington
Agriuulture Department
Michigan
Alger
Chippewa
Dickinson
Tron
Marquette
Gunmen Rob Grand Rapids Drug Store
Police continued a four day search for two gunmen who escaped with nearly $500 in cash during a Saturday night holdup of a Grand Rapids drug store. Owner Jack Remes said the bandits used a nickel plated revolver and took receipts from two cash registers.
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Grand Rapids
Own
Jack Remes
Castro Newspaper Accuses A S of Sabotaging Ship
Revolucion article in Havana accuses A S of sabotaging the French freighter La Coubre in Havana harbor as a pretext for U S intervention in Cuba. The piece cites casualties and blasts, while U S officials deny the claims and Cuban authorities release American photographer Donal Chapman after questioning.
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Havana
U.S
Cuba
Castro
Revolutionary Movement
United States
le Coubre
Havaha
Revolucion
E. Vasquez Candela
Candela
L Friday
Alamo
Maine
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Attaihes
Daniel M. Braddock
Donal Chapman
Chapman
North Bend
Neb
Antwerp
Belgium
Uthe
Jaycees Name Michigan Outstanding Young Farmers in Tecumseh
Four men were named Michigan's outstanding young farmers Saturday in Tecumseh. Ray Knapp of Marshall won the ten award and will compete in the national event in Bakersfield California. Other nominees included Donald Albosta St Charles Ronald Erickson Hastings and Daniel Landberg Craswell. Merritt Hill Ford executive urged farmer industry ties and political participation. Tecumseh officials and the Jaycees organized a 100 voice high school choir performed during the program.
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Michi- San
Tecumseh
Ray Knapp
Marshall
Bakersfield
California
Donald J. Albosta
St. Charles
Ronald P. Erickson
Hastings
Daniel C. Landberg
Craswell
Mr. Knapp
Mr. Albostra
Saginaw
Junior, Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Erickson
Landberg
Lexington
The
Jaycees
Adrian
William Marvin
Adrian Jaycees
James Woodard
Merritt D. Hill
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Hill
Richard Meyerson
Jaycee
B. C. Bashore
H. H. Hanna
Low Flying Complaint Checked By Jonesville State Police
Adrian pilot Gerald H Pocklington, 47, of 3210 Wilson Street, landed at Adrian airport after flying a small blue and white plane about ten feet off the ground near Hudson. State police plan to confer with aeronautical officials and county officers to determine action. Pocklington surrendered his license, was found with a student license carrying a passenger, and lacked health registration.
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Mionesville
Adrian
Hudson
Aeronautical
Gerald H- Pocklington
Wilson Street
J Aeres
Adrian City
Blissfield
Pocklington
Jonesville
Us- 127
Flying Club
Packlington
Ohio
Texas Catholics May Ease Up On Lenten Fasting
In the Fort Worth Dallas diocese Bishop Thomas K Gorman has granted a dispensation from fasting and abstinence for Lent, urging greater devotion to the church and charitable acts. The move follows a 1949 papal permission, with Canada having similar acts but the U S not. The dispensation does not affect Friday midweek meat rules or Good Friday abstinence.
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Dallas
Texas
Somata
Fort Worth-Dallas
Thomas K. Gorman
Gorman
Pius XI
United States
Canada
Raphael Kamel
Big Ten weighs Rose Bowl fate amid split in talks
The Big Ten may not have finalized ending Rose Bowl ties as athletic directors and faculty representatives diverge. Northwestern and Stu Holcomb foresee some form of ongoing affiliation, with a May meeting in East Lansing expected to clarify whether postseason play remains in question.
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Chicago
Big ‘Ten
Northwestern
S. Stu. Holcomb
Mayif Meelings
Big Ten
East Lansing
Mich
Holcomb
Faceulty
Columbus
Ohio
Facwtymen
Poostine
Lanphier Asserts U S Defense Misreads War Threats
Former Convair vice president Thomas G Lanphier Jr told the House Space Committee that the United States is losing World War III due to gaps in ICBM funding space and defense programs. He criticized Eisenhower budget policy and urged recognition of new arms revolutions on both sides of the Iron Curtain.
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Washington
Thomas G. Lanphier Jr
U.S
Congress
Lanphier
Russia
See
Convair
House
Space Committee
Eisenhower
Teanphier
United States
Major boat race at Grand Haven canceled for three closed courses
The annual Grand Haven event drawing over 100 drivers and thousands of fans will be replaced next year by three separate closed course races in May July and August. Organizers cited unwieldy organization and driver concerns about hazards while racing alongside pleasure craft on the Grand River Lake course.
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Grand Haven
Michigan
Outboard Assn
Grand River
Michigan oil well fire rages into third day near Calhoun
A massive oil well fire in Calhoun county near 17 miles west of the city burned over the weekend and into a third day. Texas lighting experts led by Red Adair planned using explosives to flood the blaze and snuff it out once clearances were obtained. The $300,000 blaze drew thousands of spectators and caused traffic jams on M40 while authorities coordinated safety and debris removal.
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Jackson
Michigan
Texas
Here
Calhoun County
Sheriff's
Red Adair
Adair
Jand
Farry Fylk
Scipio-Albion
Falk
Lawmaker assails U S over Latin American violence
Michigan Republican Representative August E. Johansen told a Manion forum he believes the United States twice backed down in the face of Latin American violence. He criticized the State Department for meddling in the Chessman case and for the Panama City flag incident, urging tougher U S stance and questioning Eisenhower's travel plans amid riot fears.
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South Bend
Trep
August E. Johansen
R-Mich
United States
State Department
Johansen
Manion Forum
House UN- American Activities Committee
Johunson
Caryl Chessman
Panama City
Edmund Brown
California
Chessman
Eisenhower
$200 Theft Detroit Burglars Break In Store Safe
Burglars ransacked a Detroit supermarket on Sunday peeling the door from a safe and stealing more than $2,500 in cash from the till and safes.
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Detroit
Fire drives Huntington Hotel guests to street in two alarm blaze
A two alarm fire at the Huntington hotel sent sixty four occupants into the streets Sunday. The blaze caused extensive damage with estimates over twenty five thousand dollars.
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Detroit
Huntington
Class C Teams In Action Wednesday In Lenawee County
Lenawee County Class C high school basketball opens regional play at Bowen Field House Ypsilanti. Onsted 16 2 faces Leslie 16 3 at 6 pm, Addison 16 2 on Vandercook Lake 13 5 Clinton 5 12 meets Ann Arbor University High at 9 pm. Wyandotte St Patrick 14 5 drew a bye and will play the Onsted Leslie winner Friday at 7 pm.
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Lenawee County
Bowen Field House
Ypsilanti
Onsted
Leslie
Addison
Vander
Cook Lake
Clinton
Ann Arbor University High
Wyandotte St Patrick
Onsted-Leslie
Lta
Willow Kno
Deerfield
Bliss
Geld
Seven Die In Michigan Weekend Traffic Toll
Seven persons died in Michigan traffic accidents over the weekend. Victims include Hugh Nequist 41 of Durand Rex Mangus 25 of Parma Russell Mangus 35 of Parma Bessie Stovel 37 of Detroit Phillip Snow 15 of Belleville Walter Adams 32 of Detroit Audie Bullock 48 of Warren and Ang Zulka 4 of Detroit. The report covers Friday to Sunday fatalities across the state.
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TRE Associated Sress
Michigan
Associated Press
Hugh Thomas Nequist
Durand
Rex Lee
William John Manley Jr
Flint
Michigan State University
Walter Adams
Detroit
Livonia
Audie Bullock
Warren
Ang Zulka
Mamie Eisenhower Arrives for Sojourn at Resort in Phoenix
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower began a two week stay at Maine Chance, a health and beauty retreat in Phoenix, with her sister and three Washington friends. The First Lady arrived by train amid cheerful greetings from Arizona dignitaries including Gov Paul Fannin, as temperatures rose.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Mamie Eisenhower
Washington
Maine Chance
Elizabeth Arden
Eisenhower
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Woman hits store with car in Midland parking lot
Nancy Brown Niss drove into a grocery store parking lot in Midland, plowing through two large windows and a brick wall after claiming brake failure. No injuries reported. Evidence of vehicle damage and police involvement followed the incident.
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Midland
Mich
Nancy Brown
Senate to Resume Fubister Today Outlook Unchanged
Around the clock sessions begin at noon as senators, after three weeks of civil rights debate, face a stubborn outlook. Leaders and opponents clash over filibuster tactics while federal action looms. Howard University students protested near the White House urging action on civil rights amid lunch counter segregation disputes.
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Washington
Senate
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ci
Douglas
Clair Engie
Calif
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Richard B. Russe
Howard University
White House
Howard
Special Tax Vote At Hudson Tuesday
A special election in the Hudson area school district seeks continuation of a three mill tax levy for three more years to cover operating expenses. Voters cast ballots at Lincoln Elementary from 10 a.m. until closing. The levy, endorsed by the board, administration and a citizens committee, would keep the school program from debt. district voters previously approved a three mill levy for one year on June 8, 1959.
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Hudson
Hudson Area
Lincoln
Bert
Board of Education
Citizens Committee
Foster Parents Fight State Over 4 Year Old Prodigy
In Old Bridge New Jersey a foster child called a near genius faces removal as the state alleges her foster parents prefer television to reading. Alice Marie, age four, has an ILQ of 138 and has long shown advanced speech and nursery rhyme recitation. The Combs family appeals to superior court in Trenton to keep custody and pursue adoption while insisting they can provide opportunities and study for their daughter.
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Old Bridge
Richard Combs
Alice Marie
Combs
Alice
State Board of Child Welfare
Raner
Superior Court
Trenton
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