Dispute Over Foreign Aid Policy Flows to Capitol Hill
Senator Mansfield warned against a possible Asia aid program running into the billions to bolster anti Communist nations. Harold Stassen favors large grants while Secretary Humphrey backs government loan tools and bank backed assistance. no decision yet, but groundwork to extend the Foreign Operations Administration for another year amid calls to abolish it.
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Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
Mansfield
D-Mont
Congress
Asia
Harold Stassen
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
World Bank
International Finance Corporation
United States
Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
UN Endorses Peace Plan With United Vote
The UN General Assembly endorsed President Eisenhower's atoms for peace program by a rare unanimous vote and urged rapid operation. The United States and Soviet Union allied for the second time in the ninth General Assembly after Moscow failed to link the program to the Security Council and the veto.
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United Nations
UN General Assembly
Eisenhower
General Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Security Council
Film censors push for new law in Ohio
Ohio film censors said they will refrain from cutting moving pictures until a practical censorship law is enacted. Atty. Gen. C William ONeill advised Education Director Fr M Eyman not to appeal the Ohio Supreme Court ruling that effectively ended censorship in the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Atty
C. William O'Neill
FR. M. Eyman
Ohio Supreme Court
Congressmen Actress Arrive in Hong Kong
Ava Gardner and five U S congressmen arrived in Hong Kong on separate flights. Senator John W Bricker and Representatives Sterling Cole Carl Hinshaw Thomas Jenkinson and James Van Zandt were to depart Monday for Thailand.
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Hong Kong
Ava Gardner
Japan
John W. Bricker
Two Gunmen Loot $100,000 in Gems
Two gunmen robbed a downtown jewelry store and escaped with an estimated 100000 dollars in gems. They bound five employees with wire before fleeing, loading jewels into a gasoline overnight case. Police described the assailants as brandishing pistols and noted only a small amount of cash was taken.
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Washington
Burke Makes Net Gain In Ohio Senate Recount
In the Columbus recount of 6826 precincts, Senator Burke gained 3123 votes but trailed George H. Bender by 36,120 overall. Final totals show Bender 134,766 Burke 101,646 with 2 counties still to resolve. Jefferson County ballots awaited Brown’s ruling.
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Columbus
Thomas A. Burke
George H. Bender
U.S
Bender
Ted W. Brown
Burke
Acuelreu
Cee Eames
Hamilton
Lucas
Mahoning
Andrew Hitz
Hamilton County Board of Elections
Hamilton County
Brown
Edward J. Quinn
Senate Elections Committee
Toronto
Jefferson County
Board of Elections
Cincinnati
Senate group rejects Neuberger challenge on Oregon race
A Republican headed Senate group rejected a bid to challenge the Oregon election that left Democrat Richard L. Neuberger with a slim edge over Republican Guy Cordon. The ruling late Friday settled questions about the November ballot and control of the Senate next month.
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Washington
Senate
Oregon
Richard L. Neuberger
Guy Cordon
Senlal
Mendes France Wins Confidence Vote in National Assembly
Paris premier Pierre Mendes France secures a 287 to 240 confidence vote after a heated debate over leaks of defense secrets. The Assembly backed his government and pledged that guilty parties will be brought to justice.
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Paris
PierreMendes
France
National Assembly
Preimier
Throng Sees Santa Blush at Key West Parade
In Key West at the San Carlos Institute a crowd saw Santa Claus arrive on a fire engine. His trousers slipped as he exited the truck prompting laughter and a quick adjustment. In Washington D C former ambassador Nelson Trusier Johnson died at 67.
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Key West
Fla.- UP
San Carlos Institute
Santa Claus
Santa
Washington
Nelson Trusier Johnson
United States
Chin
Berlin Voting Bodes Ill For Union
West German Chancellor Adenauer rejected any move toward sovereignty via ratifying European union pacts. East German Prime Minister Grotewohl warned the Moscow conference shows power of European Communists and any step by Adenauer on East Zone soil could trigger a world war II, highlighting the divided city’s high stakes in West Berlin elections.
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Germany
Konrrad Adenauer
Bonn
Otto Grotewohl
Adelnauer
West Berlin
Sam Sheppard to testify in own murder trial
Cleveland jurists await Dr Samuel Sheppard as his life or death witness next week in the July 4 murder case of his wife Marilyn The defense led by William J Corrigan plans to bring him and several Sheppard family osteopaths as witnesses as the eighth week nears. Lancaster crash claims two lives when a car veers off US 35 and hits a tree killing William E Clifton and Gene Austin Conkey.
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Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Tris
Marilyn
William J. Corrigan
Sam
Sheppard Family of
Osteopaths
Lancaster
Here
State Highway Patrol
William E. Clifton
Gene Austin Conkey
Greencastle
Fairfield County
Clifton
Stevenson Casts Democratic Role in Opposition Speech
Adlai E Stevenson told a Loyola University dinner that Democrats will act as loyal opposition to the Eisenhower administration. He urged elimination of domestic penalties from foreign policy and urged cooperation to defend security and expand freedom. He criticized GOP divisions on foreign policy and warned against partisan meddling in executive decisions.
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New Orleans
Adlai E. Stevenson
Democratic Party
Einenhower J
Loyola University Feldhaus
Eisenhower
Knowsland
Jihls
Stevenson
Bath
Congress
Republians
GOP
Dems Elect Party Head In New Orleans
Paul M. Butler of Indiana was elected chairman of the Democratic National Committee in New Orleans, succeeding Stephen A. Mitchell. The move, backed by Adlai Stevenson supporters, follows a dispute over delaying action amid intra party tensions. Mitchell resigns to return to private law practice.
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Paul M. Butler
Indiana
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Stephen A. Mitchell
Butler
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Tharly
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mitchell
Stevenson- Mitchell
Stevenson
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo, Ohio
Price
James Finnegen
Philadelpha
Fisherman Finds Long-Lost Ring From 22 Years Ago
Paul T. Murphy found a ring with initials and a high school name on a fishing line at West Arrow Lake. He returned the ring to Dr. Ross B. Zerbe in Trenton who said it had been lost 22 years earlier. A separate note reports Edward J. Sullivan drawing a rare 13-card club hand in a Locust Hill Country Club game.
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Rochester
N. Y
Edward J. Sullivan
Senator Knowland backs UN push for Christmas release
Senator Knowland of California said American military prisoners held by Communists should be released by Christmas or the UN General Assembly should stay in session to press the effort. He supported Eisenhower administration goals via the UN and noted continued leadership role in the new Congress despite some policy disagreements.
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Washington
Zacwland
California
United Nations General Assembly
Knowland
GOP
Senate
Capito
New Seagion
Congresa
Dermac-craix
McCarthy Stricken in Washington Deathbed Illness
Senator Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin was reported gravely ill at his Washington home on the eve of a planned address at a dinner for the Courrier Press Club. McCarthy’s physician reportedly forbade him from leaving bed or speaking, with details of the illness undisclosed.
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Cincinnati
Joseph McCarthy
Wis
Washington
Cuvier Press Club
John Held
McCarthy
Held
Four Convicted in Part of Gambling Syndicate Case
ERIE Pa Four men were convicted on bribery and conspiracy charges tied to an alleged twenty million dollar a year gambling syndicate. Carl Allesu from Erie Newsroom operators and Ray Czulewicz were among those found guilty on multiple counts.
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Erie
Carl Allesu
Ray Czulewicz
Erle Hewsroom
Czwepwicz
Ike Praises Watkins For Handling McCarthy Censure
President Eisenhower lauded Sen. Watkins for a splendid job as chairman of the censure committee that recommended rebuking Sen. McCarthy. The Senate voted 172 to condemn McCarthy on two counts amid a bitter, party split. Watkins said he did not expect a lasting Republican breach.
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Watking
Utah
Eienhower
McCarthy
Senate
Communist Party
Watkins
James C. Magerty
Tiaverty
Senate of the United States
Demerera
Moree
Cres
Einenhower
Rally Opens After Two Days Of Pope John XXIII Illness
Vatican reports partial improvement in Pope Pius XII after a days long illness. A new treatment plan aims to restore strength with rest in the Vatican and possible prayers in St Peter’s Square. Medical briefings emphasize gradual feeding, vitamins, and renewed vitality as the pontiff remains in his apartment.
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Quinn
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St Peter's Square
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Bank Bandits Hit Vancouver Banks in string of robberies
A group carried out six holdups around Vancouver this week totaling $85,000 then staged another heist Friday for about $30,000. Police armed with machine guns faced the bandits as two women trailed the suspects but they escaped into crowds before Christmas.
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B.C
Wurk
Allené
Gisamnan
Bank of
Toronto
Aubursan
New Westminster
Quinn
Grady
Saigon
United States
GOP Selects House Leader
A group of 13 Republican state representatives from Franklin and Haraken counties meet in Columbus Monday to choose a speaker and related officers. Rep Roger Ciaud of Logan is a leading candidate with reported backing to reach 54 votes, nine above a majority, while Rep J Frank McClure claims 45 votes.
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Roger Ciaud
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Haraken
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Woman Killed in Crash near Portssouth Abutment
A woman died and a man was seriously injured when a car struck a concrete bridge abutment four miles east of here. The victims were Carder Thomas, 37, of Charleston, and driver Williams Beale, 43, of Charleston, in fair condition at Port City Mercy Hospital.
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Here
Peat
Carder Thomas
Charleston
Willams Beaie
Portatriouta Mercy Hospital
Vietnamese Woman Hid Airmen Survives WWII Hijinks and Prison
Ensign William A. Quinn of Elmhurst confirmed a Vietnamese woman Mrs. Andre Pagnon hid 11 American airmen after a January 1945 crash off French Indochina. Quinn and radio man Charles Hamilton survived with help from Vietnamese and later described capture, captivity, and eventual liberation in Saigon and subsequent life.
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Chicago
China Sea
William A. Qunn
Elmhurst
Andre Pagnon
Pagnon
Paris
Saigon
Viet Nam
Monique
Inez
Quinn
Tam’ Quama
Quan Ngai
Charles Hamiton
Boston
Mass
Supermarket Hold Up Reported in Cincinnati
About 40 customers and workers watched yesterday as masked men robbed an Alameda supermarket. They forced the teenage store clerk Peter Jacob to open the safe and hand over $440. Harold Gaskins the manager and Abraham Stewart head stock clerk were forced to lie on the floor.
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Cincinnat
Fherks Arte W
Lauren
Alpera
saGurnan
Silverton
Petert Jasob
Snswtant
Harold Gaskins
Bphram Stewart
McCarthy Backers Challenge Burke After Censure Stance
Washington reports that Ohio McCarthy backers claim Burke’s defeat stems from Burke’s vote to censure McCarthy. Burke denies, stating the loss was not his fault and notes his Washington visit amid mid campaign efforts.
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Washington
Joseph A. McCarthy
Thomas A. Burke
Burke Party
Justice Department rules on perjury prosecutions in McCarthy hearings
Department lawyers reported that no perjury prosecutions will be pursued from the McCarthy hearings due to conflicting testimony. Officials said a lengthy study of the transcript found that if false statements were made, evidence to prosecute in court would be unlikely, and the matter remains under study.
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Washington
Justicer Department
Fire Stokes Tenement Blaze Kills Five Children
A third floor blaze in a Cleveland tenement yesterday killed five children in their bed. The tragedy is the city’s worst fire in nine years and prompts Mayor Celebrese to order a full report, stricter tenement inspection, and quicker evacuation of the city’s slums.
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Cleveland
Anthony J. Celebrezis
Farm Bureau Holds 36th Annual Meeting Dates Set
Columbus reports the Farm Bureau Federation plans its 36th annual convention December 5 to 7. Members submit proposals for consideration at the gathering as delegates prepare agenda items.
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Farm Bureau
Columbus
of Farm Bureau Federetion
Union Leaders Postpone Threatened Tire Plant Walkout
Union leaders delayed a threatened strike at the Gallipolia Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. plant in Glassport and nearby towns including Glouster and Nelsonville. Officials hope the walkout can be avoided at Pomeroy Middieport as Logan County area labor tensions ease amid talks.
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Chauncey
United Rubber Work
Gallipolia Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Logan
Nelsonville
Pomeroy-Middieport
Isogether
Jon Bisa
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