Democrats React Cold to Ike on Soil Bank Bid
Washington AP report says key Democrats greeted President Eisenhower’s soil bank proposal with cool reception while awaiting a House veto override vote on the farm bill. Eisenhower argues the bill is bad and insists farmers not become political football. He proposes early payments up to 30 percent after contracts to boost farmers in the current crop year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Soil Bank Act
Ike's Veto Splits GOP on Farm Bill Criticism
At a GOP campaign conference Eugene Etzel Minnesota national committeeman said the farm bill veto will hinder Midwest Republicans. Kansas leaders report showdown over farm policy. Leonard Hall downplays trouble, cites gains in urban areas as offset. Eisenhower to speak at final conference session, signaling re election bid.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Leonard W. Hall
George F. Etzell
Minnesota
Yen Neara
Kansas
South Dakota
Harry Darby
Hall
Farm bill clash ends in Democratic rebuff to Eisenhower
A Congress controlled by Democrats rejected the White House plan and other farm law changes, delivering a major rebuff. The bill was described as a hodge-podge where bad provisions outweighed the good, signaling a sharp split over farm policy.
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Eisenhower
White House
Congress
No Subs Split Over Soil Bank Plan Amid Veto Clash
Democratic leaders defend the soil bank as the quickest way to boost farmers’ incomes but expect no substitute bill passage in Congress. Lyndon B. Johnson says Congress will not yield. Poage warns the soil bank alone won’t add a cent to farmers’ income and sees possible veto override only if Republicans join and Democrats stay united.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Poage
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
House
Voters and Veto: House Struggles to Override Eisenhower Veto
Speaker Nayburn did not predict the override outcome as Democrats held out hope. The House passed the bill 237 to 181 last week, needing 219 votes to override. Signs indicated many of the 48 Republicans who backed the bill might not vote to override the president's veto. Several indicated acceptance of Eisenhower's decision despite preferring approval.
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Nayburn
House
Eisenhower
Sheppard appeals on murder conviction in 1954 case
Dr Samuel H Sheppard, an osteopath and former Bay View Hospital staffer, faces a high court appeal against his life sentence for the second degree murder of his pregnant wife Marilyn Sheppard at their Bay Village home on July 4 1954. He told reporters he expects a favorable ruling and possible confession during the appeal hearing.
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Sheppard Ras
Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay View Hospital
Alvis
Sheppard
Stephen
Richard Shepard
Marilyn
Jake
Erie
Bay Village
Cleveland
Onie
Shepperd
Sam
Nuclear weapons risk looms over humanity warns official
Washington Civil Defense Chief Val Peterson states the development of hydrogen weapons has cast a shadow of absolute destruction. He says three years at the helm of federal defense left him staring into hell as he fears thermonuclear war could permit death by own action if indulged.
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Washington —R
Hhe
Federal Defense
Prince Wedding Gifts Flood Palace Wealth Gifts Arrive
The prince and Grace Kelly received a flood of presents from Monaco, Morocco, and other sources including two lion cubs and a multimillion-dollar array. Valuables include $180,000 in jewelry from Monaco citizens and a $40,000 diamond ruby piece. Egyptian ex-king Farouk sent two sixth century Japanese vases and Queen Elizabeth II sent an inscribed tray. The palace notes most gifts are valuable or unusual, with totals rising toward $900,000 or more.
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Grace Beavers
Cra Kelly
Prince Rainier
Morocco
Monaco
Con Seau
Palace
Grace
Egypt
Farouk
Japan
Britain
Elizabeth II
Security blitz for Krushchev visit to Britain details
Scotland Yard staged a vast security operation for the 10 day official tour of Soviet Premier Nikita Krushchev and Communist Party Chief, with 50 room suites at Claridges Hotel reserved for officials. Police checked apartment buildings, questioned occupants, logged over 1000 names, and charted every view into the Russian rooms to prevent any threat or assassination attempt.
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London
Scotland Yard
Bulgaria
Communist Party
Nikkita ‘Krushchev
Britain
Claridges Hotel
Scotland Yard Prepares For Red Chiefs Visit
An advance Soviet official group sails toward Portsmouth aboard the cruiser Rdzhonikidze as Moscow radio notes steady movement. The Shore figure awaits a function marked by Vortka champagne and caviar amid high interest in British hospitality for the Red Chiefs arrival.
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Portsmouth
Moscow Radio
Civil Wedding In Monaco Amid School Segregation Fears
Grace Kelly met Prince Rainier in a civil ceremony in Monaco and plans for a religious service followed. Parents protested that children would be placed in lower grades, while the couple’s wedding drew royal interest. The scene contrasted with a rain drenched Riviera setting as the palace prepared for the next traditional events.
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Piace
Monaco
M. Est
Auction begins today of beetle killed timber in Colorado
One and a half billion board feet of beetle killed wood went on sale today in White River and Routt national forests. Officials called it one of the largest timber sales in Western history as about 275000 acres are affected by the beetle outbreak.
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Denver
White River
Routt
Hoover decries socialism driving western hemisphere control
Former President Herbert Hoover warned Monday night that socialism permeates Europe and threatens Western Hemisphere governments. He linked conspiracies to communism, described "hermit crabs" forced labor under state designations, and recalled England's revolt against socialism while addressing about 2540 attendees at the Inter-America Bar Association event in Dallas.
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Dallas
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Hoover
England
Inter-America Bar Association
Five Day Forecast Shows Cooler Temps and Showers
Five day outlook predicts temperatures 8 to 6 degrees below normal with highs around 66 and lows near 44. Cooler weather continues through Sunday with showers possible Friday or Saturday.
Want Ad Tips From The Messenger Classifieds
The excerpt urges readers to place low cost Want Ads to match buyers with sellers. It notes ads run Sundays in classification sections and highlights that someone will buy or sell items through the service. Contact phone 5128 to place an ad.
Post Mortem Planned For River Victim In Ohio
Batavia reports a post mortem examination is planned in Cincinnati on the body of Seymour Cromer found drifting in the Ohio River near New Richmond. Charles Spaulding, New Richmond police chief, said relatives noted the man had been missing about three weeks.
AFL-CIO May Oust Union Over Teamsters Split
George Meany, AFL-CIO president, called a special executive meeting for May 1 to consider suspending the Teamsters Union from the federation after a Monday break between Meany and Teamsters President Dave Beck over alliances with the ousted International Longshoremen’s Association. Meany says Teamsters violate the merged movement’s constitution by continuing ties with the ILA.
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Wash Vusu
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Dave Beck
Teamster
International Longshoremen’s Association
Meany
Dock Workers Union
AFL
Beck
Teamsters Union
ILA
Cancer Infected Glands Transplanted Safely
A University of California medical team reports parathyroid glands can be grown in test tubes and transplanted into another person without the cancer-affected cells taking. The procedure uses four tiny glands implanted in the arm or neck area, offering a promising method for healthy tissue transfer.
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Anus Il
Punmnouke
Science
Roberta F. Escamilla
University of Calitrni School of
Portsmouth Sets May CAB Hearing on Air Service
A Civil Aeronautics Board hearing opens May 14 in Portsmouth Ohio to consider proposed air service to the city near the large atomic plant. The session starts at 10 a.m. in the Scioto County Courthouse with Portsmouth backed by the Atomic Energy Commission seeking emergency service for its new airport. The aim is to serve growing industry and make the city eligible for federal aid, with Lake Central Airlines as the sole applicant.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Portsmouth
Ohio
CAB
John A. Cannon
Scioto County Court House
Atomic Energy Commission
Lake Central
Mye
Poultry Leader Paul J. Gasson Dies at 43 in Ohio
Paul J. Gasson, 43, a nationally known poultry producer from Gasson Ohio, died Monday at his farm near Versailles. He served as president of the Poultry Producers Cooperative since its 1999 founding and formerly led the Ohio Hatchery Association, the Ohio Federated Egg and Poultry Association, and the Ohio Poultry Improvement Association.
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Greenville
Ohio
Paul J. Gasson
Versailles
Gasson
Poultry Producers Assn. Cooperative
Ohio Hatchery] Association
Ohio Federated ‘Egg and Poultry Association
Ohio Poultry Improvement ‘Association
Officers to Serve in Jordan Legion After British Ouster
The War Office said Britain will keep sending army officers to Jordan's Arb Legion despite the removal of Gen Sir John Bagot Glubb and other senior officers. The announcement confirms continued British leadership and personnel support for the force.
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London
Britain
Jordan
Arb Legion
John Bagot Glubbe
War Office
UN Chief Hammarskjold Arrives in Israel for Peace Mission
Dag Hammarskjold landed at Lydda Airport and met Prime Minister Ben-Gurion and Foreign Minister Sharett in Jerusalem as he ramps up a Middle East peace mission. He seeks a cease fire and an Egypt shipping pledge through the Suez Canal amid border tensions and recent violence near Ramieh.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Lebanon
Middle East
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Tel Aviv
David Beaveroe
Sharett
Edson L. M. Burns
Unarmis
Mata Feet
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Bierut
Leb
Army
Nasser
Tom Rasp
Ben-Gurion
Ben Gurion
Neces Hammarskjold
Hammas
Hammarskjold
State Studies Salk Program in Ohio Health Plan
The Ohio Department of Health urged using current polio vaccine for first inoculations only and not saving doses for second injections. The policy aims to prioritize children and suggests potential reallocation if one inoculation covers many, reflecting a cautious approach amid limited supply. Separately, Nat King Cole canceled his Atlanta appearance citing a one million dollar demand.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Health
Ohio
Dwark
Atlanta
Nat King Cole
B. Beamon
New U S Jet Tops 1000 mph in Palmdale California
In Palmdale California a United States jet named Visa Sarah set a new speed record by flying beyond 1000 miles per hour. The demonstration drew several hundred people including a large group of news writers who witnessed the historic event as the fastest aircraft ever flown.
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Palmdale
Calif
Sarah
OU Graduate Appointed Head of BIS in Ohio
T. Fultz, age 53, was named superintendent of the Boys' Industrial School at Lyts on by John R. Ferguson of the State Division of Juvenile Research with approval from Dr John D. Porterfield and the advisory council. Fults has held a temporary post after Hays resigned the $12,400 a year Ohio director of mental hygiene and correction post.
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Boys’ Industrial
Lyston
T. Fultz
John R. Ferguson
State Division of Juvenile Research, Classification and Training
John D. Porterfield
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Fults
Ap Hays
Ohio
Police Need Reorganizing In East Liverpool
East Liverpool police department reorganization ordered by Columbiana County jury at Lisbon after burglary indictments against five suspended patrolmen and two former special officers. Police Chief John Russell criticizes the department as inefficient while pledging cooperation with grand jury recommendations. Mayor Arnold Devon will comment after viewing the report. The jury also found open and extensive gambling in the city with the consent of police officers and city officials.
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East Liverpool
Columbiana County
Lisbon
John Russell
Arnold Devon
Ohio River
Muscular Dystrophy Poster Boy Dies in Texas
Port Arthur obituary notes the death of a 19 year old national Muscular Dystrophy poster boy Raymond Walter, who had featured on foundation posters since 1980. He suffered severe wasting and died after contracting pneumonia.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Raymond Walte
Foundation
Tax Past Due Governor Chooses Court Test Over Tax Payment
Salt Lake City reports Gov L Lee defies federal income tax with funds in a Salt Lake bank safe deposit box. He claims constitutional limits on government use of tax revenue and vows to pursue a Supreme Court ruling while Treasury officials warn of usual collection procedures. The dispute centers on whether the U S government can appropriate taxpayer money for foreign aid.
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Salt Lake Cy Bank
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U. S
Treasury Humphrey
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