Adenauer Stay Sparks Turmoil in German Politics
Bonn reports that Chancellor Adenauer rejected his party’s push for the chancellorship, saying his decision serves the German people amid international tensions. The Socialist Party’s Erhard and others criticized the shift, while a Geneva conference backdrop framed the debate. In other news, the Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood announce their annual ice cream supper for June 17 at the Whetstone Church with a business meeting and musical program planned.
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Senator Urges Fast End to Strauss Nomination Debate
Senator Prouly of Vermont urged an early end to the dragging Senate debate on President Fiscal's controversial nomination of Lewis L. Strauss as secretary of the treasury. He warned further verbiage will not change votes and noted the cost of debate to taxpayers could be mill
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UPL
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Hecce
Prouly
Strauss
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Air Force Sales Contest Opens Here and Opens Prizes
Air Force recruiting offices in a 13 state region announce a sales contest to boost procurement in multiple divisions. The program runs May through June with top prizes including a two horsepower outboard motor and a portable transistor radio. The event features a Vacation Bible School theme and a program tonight at 7 20 oclock led by Sgt Fredwell and local church leaders.
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Imple
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Hie Commission
Hyman
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Fuchs May Be Released From Prison Soon
In London the House heard that Klaus Fuchs could be released within about two weeks with good behavior. The German-born physicist, convicted of spying for the Soviets, has been at Wakefield Prison and may receive a teaching job after release to East Germany.
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London
A. Butler
Britain
Klaus Fuchs
Fuchs
East Germany
Iran
Senate in showdown over Strauss nomination vote timing
Debates set for a decisive Senate vote on Strauss amid contention over notification to Congress and potential confirmation with questions of moral turpitude. The exchange touches on national security and the status of agency loyalties while outlining procedural pause and anticipated Monday proposal for limited debate.
King Rites Saturday for Dennis Ray King 12
Funeral services for Dennis Ray King 12 who died Wednesday at his home in Orestes will be held 2 p m Saturday at Davis and Strieler Funeral Home Rev Dale Schmidt pastor of the Orestes Christian Church will officiate burial will be in IOOF Cemetery Friends are being received at the funeral home.
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Alexandria
Dennis Ray King
Orestes
Davis and Strieler
Dale Schmidt
First Methodist Church
Charles Taylor
Don Preston
Miami
Ind
Hanl
Dale Cotterman
John Richards
William Sayre
Vernon Huse
Eugene Allen
Virgil Sparks
Warren Beatson
David Cox
Robert Toms
Park View Cemetery
Davis
House Tentatively OKs Wheat Cut Bill
The House tentatively approved a Democratic backed wheat cut bill to sharply reduce 1960 1961 production. The measure would mandate a 25 percent cut in individual acreage allotments and raise the price support level to parity minus zero. Final action was delayed for a technicality.
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Washington
House
Page Belcher
Eza Taft Benson
University of Chicago unveils $49.5 million expansion program
The University of Chicago announced a five year building program totaling 49.5 million dollars. Vice Chancellor John J. Kirk Spatrick said the Hyde Park campus facilities would rise in value by about 25 percent to over 255 thousand dollars by 1964. He claimed the university will have one of the most valued higher education plants in America.
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College Chicago
UPI
Universsity of Chicago
John J. Kirk Spatrick
Hyde Park
University of Chicago
America
Three Canton Men Sentenced for Jailbreak
Three Canton Ohio men were sentenced by Federal Judge Robert A Grant in Fort Wayne Indiana for engineering a jail escape. Robert N Parker 23 received five years and a one dollar fine. Robert H Payne 31 and James Pobas 31 drew three year terms. The trio aided Parker’s brother Carl Dee in the Allen County Jail breakout in June 1958. He later was convicted of bank robbery and given 58 years.
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Ind
Canton
Ohio
Robert A. Grant
Robert N. Parker
Robert H Payne
Jjames Pobas
Parker
Carl Dee
Allen County
Pris
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