Leaders Agree To Outlaw Reds As Party Not Members
Congressional leaders meet at the White House with President Eisenhower to pursue a bill declaring the Communist party unlawful as a entity while not criminalizing individual members. The plan shifts focus from members to the party as such and aligns with administration views amid broader antisubversive actions.
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White House
Congress
Communist Party
Eisenhower
Martin
Rmass
Ferguson
Rmich
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Brownell
Knowland
California
Atomic Bill Action Seen By Leaders
Congressional leaders signaled they may move the atomic energy bill from logjam. Speaker Martin said House conferees would meet Senate counterparts immediately, aiming for a late day compromise and Senate vote tomorrow. Senate Republicans expect a version acceptable to Democrats, while House negotiators resist yielding.
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Washington
Martin
White House
House
Senate
Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Niagara Falls Blast Set to Unleash 800 Ton Rock
Debbie Stone, a 4 year old polio patient in California, will press a remote control to detonate 100 pounds of dynamite at Prospect Point Niagara Falls. The blast marks the start of the March of Dimes emergency drive and completes rockfall remedial blasts at American Falls from July thunderstorm events.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
California
Niagara River
Debbie Stone
Rancho Los Amigos Hospital
Hondo
Calif
Prospect Point
National Foundation For
Americans Falls
Man Killed While Assisting Push on Route 18
Gerry Puszak a 27 year old from Cleveland died when a second car struck the vehicle he was helping push on Route 18 a half mile west of here yesterday. State Highway Patrol reported.
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Akron
Gerry Puszak
Cleveland
Here
State Highway Patrol
Office Workers Rising Says Labor Dept Figures
The Department of Labor reports office workers have grown 64 percent since 1940 and nearly eight million people held clerical jobs as of last April. The piece notes resilience against automation from file clerks to automatic thinkers.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Mammoth Spectacle Inaugurates Assembly
Chicago crowd at Soldier Field for the World Council of Churches Assembly opening night. About 125000 inside and 30000 outside, with 4000 cast in the opening pageant and leaders from 161 denominations across 48 countries.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
Jesus
Park District
George A. Otlewis
World Assembly
Evanston
G. Bromley Oxnam
Washington
Council
Public's Rights In Court Proceedings Debated At ABA
At an American Bar Association meeting the panel discussed Canon 35 of Judicial Ethics which bans courtroom photography and broadcasting. Judges and lawyers argued whether press and media intrusion undermines fair trials and public access, noting the Sixth Amendment public trial right balanced against decorum and dignity.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
ABA
U. S
George H. Boldt
Tacoma
Wash
Judicial Administration
Boldt
Justin Miller
U. S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Louis Waldman
Brooklyn Bar Association
New York
Rainy Weather Covers Northern Half of U S
Showery weather prevailed over most of the northern half of the country today and drifted into the lower Mississippi Valley. The southern Rockies also saw considerable precipitation as Minnesota and northern Iowa reported the heaviest rainfall from a low pressure center over eastern South Dakota.
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Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
Mother Gives Birth To 2nd Set Of Twins
DETROIT Mrs. Donald Maskill 28 yesterday gave birth to twins that mark her second set in three years. The Maskills now have six children in five years of marriage. The father, a parts buyer and seller for Vickers Inc., said he was glad he bought an eight room house three months ago.
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Detroit
Donald Maskill
Maskills
Vickers Inc
Postmaster Nominees Confirmed by Senate
The Senate confirmed Ohio postmaster nominations including Hobart A. Webking of Cincinnati Joseph S. Frantz of Cleveland and Harry S. Titsworth of Fremont in a routine approval.
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Washington
Senate
Ohio
Hobart A. Webking
Cincinnati
Joseph S. Frantz
Cleveland
Harry S. Titsworth
Fremont
Demolay Head Named In Ohio Conclave
James W. Jackson of Cleveland was elected head of the Ohio DeMolay Junior Masonic Order for the coming year at the 29th annual conclave held yesterday in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
James W. Jackson
Cleveland
Ohio State
Demolay
Masonic Order
Toughest Senate Session Cited As Congress Near End
Veteran Senator George of Georgia notes the current session as the toughest he has seen. Senate Majority Leader Knowland predicts a finish by midweek or next Saturday as the House, paced by strict debate limits, races to pass bills ahead of adjournment.
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George
Georgia
Senate
House
Man Fleeing Officer Drowns at Columbus
Eugene Hicks, 25, of Columbus, fled from a routine police check at a riverside picnic area. He stumbled into the river and drowned yesterday. Cruiser Kenneth Cashner Jr said Hicks did not know the river's presence. Two others fled from the car. they were rescued. They feared arrest for parking in the area.
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Columbus
Eugene Hicks
Kenneth Cashner, Jr
Hicks
Cashner
Ceiling Cave In Hurts Ten At Carter Theater
A nine foot piece of plaster fell from the Carter Theater ceiling in Cleveland during a comedy short injuring 10 people. Demetrio Gonzales, 48, was hospitalized with severe head cuts while the others were treated and released.
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Cleveland
Carter Theater
Demetrio Gonzales
Ohio weekend traffic toll rises with 19 deaths reported
An Ohio report says 19 people died in accidental incidents from Friday evening to Sunday midnight. One man drowned and three other deaths occurred in various accidents, expanding the weekend toll.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Heart Specialist Dr William Bessesén Dies in Minneapolis
Dr William Aaron Bessesén, 74, a renowned Minneapolis heart specialist and dean of the International College of Surgeons, died Saturday.
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Minneapolis
William Aaron Bessesén
International College of Surgeons
Democrats and GOP Clash Over Eisenhower Policies in Chicago
At the American Bar Association meeting in Chicago, Democratic National Committee chair Stephen A. Mitchell criticized GOP farm policy and the 83rd Congress, saying farmers lose income. Republican chairman Hall praised the administration's farm bill and foreign policy, noting mixed results in crises from Korea to Indochina while Mitchell cited a recession and lagging production.
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Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Insurance
American Bar Association
Mitchell
America
Hall
Eisenhower
House
GOP
McCarthy
Dulles
Korea
Guatemala
Iran
Suez
European Defense Community
Indochina
Okinawa Typhoon Leaves One Dead and Dozens Injured
A Pacific typhoon battered Okinawa with 159 mph winds killing one person and injuring 11 Americans. a Japanese national drowned. Many residents shelter in typhoon-proof quarters as 69 mph gusts and heavy rain persist. Quonset huts suffered damage and lines were cut while the storm heads toward South Korea. a second typhoon threatens Tokyo with 60 mph winds.
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Okinawa
U. S
U. S. Army
South Korea
Japan
Tokyo
Teenage babysitters held in fatal shooting of boy
Youngstown police investigations centered on two teenage babysitters ages 12 and 14 after four year old Larry Butler was shot in his bedroom. The boy was left unattended while his father worked at a steel mill and his mother was out shopping.
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Youngstown
Larry Butler
William
Bail To Be Granted Accused Murderer
Cleveland AP report states Judge William K. Thomas will grant bail to Dr Samuel A Sheppard while awaiting grand jury action on the July killing of his wife The judge also postponed a preliminary hearing until Wednesday to preserve the first degree murder warrant The prosecution plans a lengthy grand jury presentation and police continue the homicide investigation The case drew questions during a police visit by Browns quarterback Otto Graham and his wife about the strained relations between the Sheppards
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Cleveland
William K. Thomas
Samuel A. Sheppard
Sheppard
Thomas
William J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Con Gomes
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Grahame
Sheppards
David BE. Kerr
Ray Village
J. Spencer Houk
Houk
Stephen Sheppard
Solon Probe Speeds Toward McCarthy Censure Vote
Senator Watkins said his six member committee will rush a report on censure charges against Senator McCarthy to enable a Senate vote before the elections. Senators Knowland and George warned that action by early October is needed to fit all lawmakers’ schedules. The panel plans to trim testimony by citing past documents and limit witness scope to personal knowledge.
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Washington
Watkins
Utah
McCarthy
Wis
Senate
Knowland
Rcalif
George
D-Ga
Bipartisan Committee
Edwin CC. Johnson
Dcole
CBS
Navy Begins Epic Haiphong Evacuation Operation
Navy units converge on Haiphong to evacuate hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese from North Indochina. Rear Adm. J. S. Sabin will command the sea operation as the Menard arrives to begin loading refugees, with 40 ships possible and uncertain final counts. Typhoons slow some arrivals.
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Estes
U. S. Navy
Haiphong
Indochina
Adm
J. S. Sabin
Amphibioun Group
Western Pacific
Menard
Sabin
Viet Nam
Eisenhower Signs Biggest U.S. Tax Overhaul
President Eisenhower signs a comprehensive tax reform package described as the largest in history. The measure rewrites most tax laws, trims tax burdens for individuals and many businesses, extends the corporate rate for a year, and shifts the filing deadline to April 15. The 1000 page law aims to spur growth and job creation while closing loopholes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Treasury
Hub Cap Intact After 1500 Foot Truck Fall
Los Angeles report describes forest ranger Donald L. Colundan recounting a 1954 pickup rollover on Angeles Crest Highway. The truck descended about 1500 feet into a canyon. only a hub cap was recovered, badly battered, as Colundan and the ranger reached the scene.
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Los Angeles
Forest Ranger
Donald L. Colundan
Colundan
Angeles Crest Highway
130 Pound Man Lifts 3300 Pound Car to Free Son
William KB Backman Sr, weighing 130 pounds, lifted a 3300 pound vehicle off his four year old son’s leg during a picnic area mishap. He pulled the child clear as one wheel rested on the boy’s leg. The boy’s leg sustained only bruising.
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Harmony, R. IL
William KB. Backman
Backman
Motorcycle race pileup kills rider at Vigo County Fair
A crash during a Vigo County Fair motorcycle race in Terre Haute Indiana killed Archie D. Weimer 22 of Granite City Illinois and seriously injured Frank Kh Gagoski 25 of Barberton Ohio and George Malek 27 of Chicago Illinois.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Vigo County
Archie D. Weimer
Granite City
Frank Kh. Gagoski
Barberton
Ohio
George Malek
Chicago
Founding Browns Founder Daniel Sherby Dies at 46
Funeral services set for Daniel Sherby a founder of the Cleveland Browns who died after a long illness at age 46. The obituary notes his role in establishing the team.
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Cleveland
Daniel Sherby
Cleveland Browns
Hitchhiker Examined In Kentucky Car Attack Case
Leonard McKinney of Mills Branch faced examining trial after a man forced his way into a car carrying Edsel and Mrs. Martin and the couple’s passenger Ralph Hammons. Hammons was shot in the left arm. Mrs Martin and her 21 year old daughter were briefly abducted. the child was unharmed. The Martins identified McKinney as the assailant from Richmond.
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Mckef
Ralph Hammons
Leonard McKinney
Mills Branch
Edsel Martin
Hamilton
Ohio
Martin
Hammons
Lee Conference Closes at St Marys Ohio
The annual Ohio Sandusky Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church closed yesterday at St Marys. About 400 delegates attended. Rev. Frank Hamblen of Lima was re elected secretary and Rev J W Brandeberry of Luckey was re elected sta. Parker Young of Woodville was elected a trustee of Otterbein College.
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ST. Marys
Ohio
Ohio Sandusky
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frank Hamblen
Lima
J. W. Brandeberry
Luckey
Wood County
Parker Young
Woodville
Sandusky County
Otterbein College
Cincinnati Legion Tops Midwest Drum Corps Contest
Fore stville American Legion Spitfires from Cincinnati took top honors in the Midwest drum and bugle corps contest held in Bellefontaine Ohio. Circleville placed third and Marion won the trophy for the finest color guard.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Midwest
Forestville American Legion
Cincinnati
Circleville
Marion
Ralph Dueboise, ex Ford exec and ex Aeronautic Institute dean dies
Ralph Due boise 56 a Ford Motor Co executive and former dean of the Aeronautic Institute of Technology in Sao Paulo Brazil died Sunday.
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Chicago
Ralph Dueboise
Ford Motor Co
Aeronauetic Institute of Technology
Sao Paulo
Brazil
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