Congress Progress Is lauded by Knowland and Sparkman
Senator Knowland asserts the Republican Congress enacted more nationally important bills than any since recent Democratic terms. Senator Sparkman counters that Republicans have produced little, as lawmakers begin the final four weeks before a July 4 recess under President Eisenhower. A White House leaders meeting with Eisenhower is planned to review the remaining agenda.
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Washington
Knowland
Calif
Congress
Sparkman
Ala
Eisenhower
Senate
House
White House
Strong Nevada quake rattles barren desert near Fallon
A very strong earthquake centered near Fallon Nevada shook the barren northwest desert early today. It toppled chimneys and cut power but caused no other damage. Seismologist Don Tocher of the University of California said the quake ranged from 6 to 7 on the Richter scale and lasted about 30 minutes beginning at 4 41 a m.
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Berkeley
Calif
Nevada Desert
Fallon
Nev
Don Tocher
University of California
Tehachapi-Bakerfield
Tocher
Communists Outlawed In East Pakistan
East Pakistan’s new military government outlawed the Communist party as a danger to public peace. The Reds, linked to ex chief minister Fazlu Huq’s regime, were blamed for April riots that killed more than 500 people. Maj. Gen. Iskander Mirza signed the order declaring the party illegal. The move followed Fazlu Huq’s demand for provincial autonomy and the firing of the chief minister.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Communist Party
Abdul Kasem Fazlu Huq
Iskander Mirza
Fazlu Huq
Ghulam Mohammed
Imperialism as a theme against Russia by USIA chief
Director Theodore C. Streibert urged US Information Agency staff to push the line that red imperialism is the main form of imperialism today. He said communists use the term to indict the United States while guiding many nations into red colonialism through their influence in 217 posts across 76 countries.
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Washington
Theodore C. Streibert
U. S. Information Agency
USIA
Streibert
United States
Wage Hikes and Tax Cuts Demanded by CIO Union
The CIO urges wage increases and income tax cuts to spur a sagging economy. Citing Commerce Department figures, wage and salary income fell from 202 billion dollars last August to 193 billion in April, the CIO publication Economic Outlook says putting more money in consumers’ hands can halt the recession.
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Washington
CIO
Commerce Department
Economic Outlook
Don’t Worry He Says Birthday Advice From 101-Year-Old
Sacramento report notes Asador Bagdazian of Freeport turned 101 yesterday and offered simple guidance: do not worry about things as it changes nothing. He credited longevity to calm living and moderation.
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Sacramento
Calif
Asador Bagdazian
Freeport
Former actress Hilda Hollins Maxwell dies at 81
Hilda Hollins Maxwell aged 81, former operetta star and member of an English theatrical family, widow of music publishing executive William Forrest Maxwell, died Sunday in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Hilda Hollins Maxwell
William Forrest Maxwell
Traffic toll runs about 100 below holiday estimates
Over the long Fourth of July weekend traffic fatalities totaled 333, down from the National Safety Council's 430 forecast. Ohio logged 28 deaths, with 22 on highways, and drownings plus other accidents pushed violent deaths toward 600 nationwide. Three fireworks related teen deaths were reported.
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National Safety Council
Ohio
Associated Press
Carol Hayward
Harvey
Ill
David Colby
Augusta
Maine
Walter Kessler
Ebensburg
Utah
California
Michigan
Texas
Stately House Searched In Grisly Murder Case
In Bay Village near Cleveland a 31 year old Marilyn Sheppard was found murdered in her bed as detectives probe a brutal strike to the face and skull. Her husband Samuel Sheppard, 30, hospitalized after a fight, recalls a scream then awoke to find his wife slain. Police seek a murder weapon possibly dumped in Lake Erie and a missing morphine container.
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Cleveland
Ae White
Marilyn Sheppard
Bay Village
Samuel R. Sheppard
Bay View Hospital
Rossbach
Sheppards
Sammy
Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Policeman Confesses To Seven Years of Thefts
Columbus detectives say 55 year old special duty officer Carl Lee Parker confessed stealing merchandise from 11 stores he guarded. Parker worked for a private police service and was arrested Sunday. no charges have been filed yet.
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Columbus
Carl Lee Parker
Parker
Ohio's 37th Infantry Division Kicks Off Camp Perry Drills
Ohio's 37th Infantry Division of the National Guard begins its first field training exercises July 11 to 25 at Camp Perry, marking its return after two years of active military service.
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Columbus
Ohio
37Th Infantry Division
National Guard
Camp Perry
U S Reassesses Foreign Policy Path amid Red China Debate
The United States weighs new foreign policy directions as Senator Knowland pushes UN membership for Red China and prompts debate on whether Washington should withdraw from the UN if its objections are overridden. Dulles signals continued Europe policy review alongside four strategic options: preventitive war, fortress America, island-bridge alliances, and security through strength.
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United States
Dulles
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Europe
France
Senate
Knowland
California
United Nations
China
Vssue
America
State Department
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Eisenhower
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Truman
Russia
West
Us&s
Western Hemisphere
Americas
S. Island
Japan
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
Spain
South Korea
Germany
Retaliatory move as Russia expels U S diplomats
Three Russian diplomats were expelled from the United States for spying. In response Moscow declared two Americans, Lt. Howard L. Felchini and Maj. Walter McKinney, persona non grata and ordered their withdrawal. Felchini will leave Thursday. McKinney is on vacation and will not return.
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Washington
United Nations
United States
State Department
U. S
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Howard L. Felchini
New York City
Arlington
Calif
Russia
Aj. McKinney
Col
Feldlin
Berlin
Charles E. Bohlen
Collision Kills Chester Area Mother
Mrs. Gordon Ridenour of Chester was killed in a collision near Bucyrus Monday morning when a wheel detached from an opposite vehicle causing a crash. Her husband Keith, 11, survived injuries along with the second car’s driver who died. They were returning home from vacationing at Lakeside. daughter June, 16, was not in the car. The body was taken to Ewing Funeral Home for arrangements.
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Pomeroy
Gordon Ridenour
Chester
Bucyrus
Ridenour
Lakeside
June
Ewing Funeral Home
No Picture Jam For Man Who Caused It
Tulsa World photographer Howard Hopkins attempted to capture a Fourth of July traffic jam from a plane but a gasless crash forced a plane to land at a highway intersection. Hopkins and the pilot escaped unharmed, while the expected traffic jam formed around the crash site.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa World
the World
Howard Hopkins
Hopkins
Fire destroys planes and hangar at Clickenger Airport
Four people were injured as a three hour fire at Clickenger Airport destroyed four planes and a hangar. Hamilton Township firemen estimated the loss at $43 000 with sparks from a welding torch cited as the blaze start.
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Columbus
Clickenger
Hamilton Township
Truman makes gradual recovery after operation
Kansas City report says Harry S. Truman continues to improve but no date for hospital discharge. Acting administrator Robert E. Adams notes visitors remain limited and that a departure date cannot be predicted.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Mr. Truman
Robert E. Adams
Research Hospital
Polio Cases Rise as Young Patients Admitted in Cleveland
Four year old Rosemary Whorway of Cleveland and five year old Sandra Wipula of Ashtabula were admitted to City Hospital yesterday for polio treatment, bringing the year's total to 22 cases in the area. The previous year saw 16 cases.
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Cleveland
Rosemary Whorway
Sandra Wipula
Ashtabula
City Hospital
Guatemalan Junta Signals Shift Toward West
Guatemalas five man ruling junta led by Elfego Monzon and Carlos Castillo Armas announced a policy reversal from Arbenz era ties with the Soviet bloc. The new government said it would shun the Soviets, seek reentry to ODECA, back the OAS and the UN, and improve Western Hemisphere relations.
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Guatemala
Elfego Monzon
Carlos Castillo Armas
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Texan Fatally Shoots Critic at Hollywood Party
Philip E. Ahim, 49, a movie stunt man, died after a shooting at a Hollywood party hosted by oil heiress Barbara Clampitt. Ed Neely, 61, of Texas, is charged with assault with intent to murder and remains free on $10,000 bail after saying Ahim mocked his Texas accent and cited Senator McCarthy.
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Los Angeles
Philip EE
Ahim
Hollywood
Texas
General Hospital
Barbara Clampitt
Ed Neely
McCarthy
R-Wis
Neely
Powers Starts Four Nation Talks on Southeast Asia Defense
Military representatives from the United States Britain France and Australia opened a four day conference in Singapore to re assess Allied defense in Southeast Asia after recent French withdrawals in Indochina. An American spokesman called the talks purely routine.
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Singapore
United States
Britain
France
Australia
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Saigon
Truman High Court Appointee Criticized In Disputed Report
A House Judiciary subcommittee report faulted Justice Tom C. Clark for not testifying after joining the Supreme Court but found no proof of wrongdoing during his time as attorney general. Rep. Byron G. Rogers defended Clark against what he called an unwarranted political release. The 135 page document lacks signatures and questions why the full committee has not acted.
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House
Subcommittee
Harry Snyder
Washington
Tom C. Clark
Supreme Court
Clark
Byron G. Rogers
D-Cole
Keating
R-Ny
Rogers
Tru
Judiciary Group
Justice Department
Truman
New York Republican
Rodgers
22 Die in Ohio Traffic Over Fourth of July Weekend
Athens post of the State Highway Patrol totals 22 traffic deaths in Ohio during the Fourth of July period. Fifteen on state highways, five on county roads, four on city streets. Speed cited as major cause in most wrecks and in eight of the 15 fatal crashes. Two children killed while playing in street. two deaths tied to drunken driver. three due to failure to observe stop signs. one from a defective vehicle.
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Ohio
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Official Says U.S. Should Stay in ILO
Cleveland report quotes Albert L. McDermott special assistant to the U S Secretary of Labor arguing it would be repugnant to American ideals to quit the International Labor Organization after Russian membership. He said the U S government industry and labor use the ILO to spread the truth about the United States and demonstrate prosperity and wealth from mutual respect among governments employers and workers.
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Cleveland
Labor Department
America
International Labor Organization
Albert L. McDermott
U. S
Mars Lake Disappears on Mars During Close Earth Approach
Japanese astronomers led by Temeo Saeki report that a legendary lake on Mars could not be seen during a recent near flyby. They note the feature was visible in 1939 under similar conditions at Osaka and question its current existence.
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Tokyo
Mars
Temeo Saeki
Osaka Electrical Science Hall
Saeki
Czechs Offer To Trade GIs For Escapees At Border
German border police reported Czech authorities offered to swap seven U S soldiers arrested near Baernau Germany for three Czech laborers who fled to the West over the weekend. U S Army officials in Heidelberg said no knowledge of the offer.
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Hans Buettner
U. S. Army
Heidelsberg
Buettner
Here
Welden
U. S
Heidelberg
Weiden
Baernau
Germany
U.S
Germany Moves Toward West German Sovereign Rule
United States and Britain advance plans to grant West Germany near full sovereignty, including defense powers, in American and British zones if the European army plan fails. Allies draft joint action programs at the Foreign Office and aim to conclude talks before week’s end.
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London
United States
Britain
West Germany
Rance
Foreign Office
European Defense Community
High Commission
Bonn
Germany
Federal
Groundhog Hunter Fatally Shot Near Gambier
Mount Vernon resident Charles Loney, 40, was killed by a .22 rifle bullet while groundhog hunting near Gambier. The shot came from his hunting companion and uncle, Charles Willis, 50, who said he fired when he saw a ground hog. Coroner ruled accidental homicide. Willis held for investigation.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Paul Cochran
Charles Loney
Gambier
Ted Losey
Loney
Charles Willis
C. L. Harmer
Willis
Sheriff's Deputies
Robber Targets Drug Store Victim Twice in Baltimore
Pharmacist David Karlin reported a gunman robbed him of $75 last night and again last Friday at the same drug store. The assailant described as a 24 year old Negro, in a blue shirt and brown pants, wore no disguise. A second item notes the Senate Internal Security subcommittee questioning witnesses on alleged Communist influence in the Army education service during World War II.
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Baltimore
David Karlin
Washington
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Jenner
h-Ind
Army Education Service
Five Day Forecast From Associated Press
Temperatures will average 2 to 5 degrees below normal with a normal high of 83 in the north and 88 in the south and lows of 62 to 64. Warmer Wednesday followed by cooler days below normal through Friday and the weekend. Scattered showers are expected Wednesday night, Thursday morning, and Sunday totaling about half an inch.
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Associated Press
Ohio official reappoints Bellaire man to soldiers home post
J Ernest Giffin of Bellaire was reappointed by Governor Lausche as a trustee of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky for a term ending June 30 1959.
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Columbus
J. Ernest Giffin
Bellaire
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home of
Sandusky
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