U S Blames W orld Powers for Middle East Tension
Moscow accuses the United States of raising war danger by sending the 6th Fleet to the eastern Mediterranean. The Foreign Ministry says Washington leads a Western plot to curb Arab freedom, while warning Jordan's crisis could deepen and threaten wider conflict with Britain and France held responsible.
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United States
Middle East
Mediterranean
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London
Jordan
Kremlin
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Mideast
Syria
Egypt
Britain
France
Arab East
Hospital Dismissals and Cathedral Chimes Slow
List of patients discharged from St. John's Hospital including Mrs. Donna Mae English and many others with addresses. Madison chimes will be an hour slow for three weeks as janitor John Gunlach broke his heel and handles daylight time for St Raphael Cathedral clock.
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St. John’s Hospital
Donna Mae English
Madison Ave
Richard Grile
Washington Blvd
Irene West
Columbus Ave
Madison, Wis
St. Raphael Cathedral
John Gunlach
Gunlach
Bridges Forecasts $3 Billion Budget Cut by GOP
Sen Styles Bridges, Republican Policy Committee chair, predicts Republicans in Congress will lead a reduction of at least three billion dollars in the proposed 71.8 billion dollar national budget. He cites possible cuts in national defense foreign aid welfare and farm programs and criticizes the Eisenhower plan. He also remarks on the Israeli invasion of Egypt and calls Nasser a Hitler in short pants.
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Houston
Tex
Sen
Styles Bridges
Congress
Bridges
Republican Policy Committee
United States
Egypt
Nasser
Hitler
Mayflower II Nav Update Near Madeira London
The Mayflower II radioed from about 200 miles north of Madeira Island west of Morocco. The Pilgrim model ship indicated a speed of 62-5 knots and continued on a southwestward course.
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Madeira
London
Madeira Island
Morocco
Arraignment Delayed In Hirshburg Slaying
Richmond Indiana March 25 1939 legal delay blocks arraignment of Ethel Mae Wise 31 charged with murdering famed photographer Roy Hirshburg in public in front of his downtown studio Wise lawyer David W Dennis filed a plea alleging grand jury irregularities hearing date not set Judge John Brubaker presiding Miss Wise allegedly shot Hirshburg over suspicions of drugging and raping her steeplejack girlfriend Anne McFarland 41 McFarland had left tower painting to join Hirshburg's studio staff
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Richmond
Ind
Ethel Mae Wise
Roy Hirshburg
Miss Wise
David W. Dennis
John Brubaker
Wayne County Superior Court
Hirshburg
Anne McFarland
Miss McFarland
Congress Adopts Slightly Longer U S Inch Standard
In 1886 Congress established the official U S inch at four-millionths longer than the standard British inch. The measure aligned American length with the British standard for precision in trade and science.
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Congress
U. S
Greensboro Negroes Call Movie House Boycott
Greensboro leaders urged a passive boycott of city movie houses after a black minister was barred from presenting his invitation to a preview of The Ten Commandments. Dr Edson Edmonds of Bennett College led the drive, likening it to Gandhi style resistance and citing Montgomery bus boycott as inspiration.
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Greensboro
N.C
Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court
Guilford County
Edson Edmonds
Bennett College For
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Edmonds
Mideast In Brief United States aid to Jordan proposed
United Press reports the United States offered Jordan 10 million dollars in economic aid to sustain political stability. Jordan accepts. Moscow warns of serious dangers from continued U S interference in the Middle East. The U S 6th Fleet moves off Lebanon as two task forces steam southeastward. The State Department says Jordan will have latitude in spending the grant.
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Jordan
United States
Moscow
Russia
Middle East
Beirut
Lebanon
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Washington State Department
U.S
Newsman Worthy seeks new passport after China trip
William Worthy a Baltimore Afro-American reporter appealed to the State Department for a renewed passport. He argued at a six hour closed door hearing accompanied by two ACLU attorneys. Worthy was among three U.S. journalists who visited Red China after a travel ban.
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LLP
William Worthy
Red China
State Department
Worthy
Baltimore
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S
Edmund Stevens
Philip Harrington
Look Magazine
Birthday cards pour in from notable figures for boy
Mrs Philip Itzkowitz organized birthday greetings for her son Robin ten, gathering messages from Senator Wiley and McCarthy Wisconsin Governor Vernon Thomson Milwaukee Mayor Frank Zeidler and an autographed picture from President Eisenhower.
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Philip Itzkowitz
Robin
Sen. S. Wiley and McCarthy
Wisconsin
Vernon Thomson
Frank Zeidler
Eisenhower
Honduras Charges Nicaragua Aggression
Honduras formally accused Nicaragua of aggression in a border dispute and filed the charge with the Organization of American States. Talks between Honduras and regional leaders yielded some progress as Honduran troops reportedly pushed back about 50 Nicaraguans amid the Gracias a Dios frontier tensions.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Nicaragua
Organization of American States
Washington
Jose Guillermo Trabanino
Regional Organization of Central American States
Jorge Fidel Duron
Gracias A Dios
Rains To Ease U.S. Weather Experts Say
The Weather Bureau forecast a tapering of heavy rains across much of the nation and kept hope that the Southwest drought would not return this year. Forecasters noted above normal rains in the Northeast and far Southwest while central and eastern Texas expected moderation to normal or below normal.
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Weather Bureau
Texas
Plains
Bureau
Reds press Berlin Appeal to halt H bomb tests week kicks off
The Berlin Peace Council launches a major campaign for a worldwide “ban the bomb” petition to stop U.S. H bomb testing. May rallies are planned in New York Los Angeles Chicago San Francisco Detroit and other cities with similar efforts across urban and industrial areas.
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Kremlin
Stockholm
Berlin
World Peace Council
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U.S.A
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Price returns to Broadway in leading Threepenny role
Gerald Price, known for a throaty baritone, will replace the lead as Macheath in The Threepenny Opera. He first won Broadway attention in Fanny after an early minor turn in Threepenny during its 1954 Greenwich Village run. Fanny has closed, while Threepenny Opera continues its successful run.
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Price New York
Gerald Price
Price
Threepenny Opera
Greenwich Village
Fanny
Macheath
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