Dulles Appeals for Higher Foreign Aid Funding
Secretary of State Dulles and Admiral Radford urged the Senate Appropriations Committee to raise foreign military and economic aid to 4.014 billion dollars, aligning with a previously passed authorization. They argued the full appropriation strengthens Western alliances against communism amid congressional pressure and a divided vote in the House.
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Dulles
Senate Appropriations Committee
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House
Senate
Nixon
Harassment by Mayor Sparks Claim of Press Chill
SLEADING Pa May May or McDevitt denies press interference while Reading Eagle and Times accuse him of harassing coverage. They cite police ticketing of delivery trucks and a jailed reporter after raids on 23 sites linked to bootleg machines. The mayor defends actions as protecting local governance.
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Sleading
Daniel F. McDevitt
Reading
Reading Eagle
Reids 4
McDevitt
Nathaniel
The
Eagle and
Times
Deliv
Averell Harriman Defends Tough Stance on Communism
Washington UP Gov Averell Harriman of New York says he cannot be accused of being soft on communism and that no one can run that label on him. He notes Adlai Stevenson and other rivals, including President Eisenhower, as examples of leaders who at times were seen as soft on communism due to their policies. Harriman argues his own position contrasts with those views and claims his approach resists communist gains globally.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Pittsburgh
United
Allied Indus
USW
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Finnegan
David J. McDonald
McDew
Leslie Conrad, Jr
Luther “League of America
People’s Auxiliary
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Earl Long
League
Luther Life
Lang
Huey P. Lang
Anne Nee
York
House
Senate
Edward
York Hospital
Ohio Supreme Court
Cording
Epetenel Caine
Methodists Discuss Restudy of North Central Jurisdiction
Eight bishops of the North Central jurisdiction present recommendations on restudying the jurisdictional system. Bishop Marshall R. Reed of Detroit reads the Episcopal Message as the conference accepts the jurisdictional structure with cautious tolerance.
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Ves Munvno
Midwest
Ehurch
Marshall R. Reed
Detroit
San Francisco Society Doctor Faces Divorce and Remarriage
Mrs Helen Yoell sues for divorce from 62 year old Dr Rodney Yoell claiming desertion 18 years ago. The suit aims to free him to marry his mistress Lorraine Stoker a former call girl turned teacher who was convicted of conspiracy to receive stolen goods and awaits sentencing.
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San Francinco
San Francisco Society
Helen Yoell
Rodney Yoell
Lorraine Stoker
Miss Stoker
Jan
Mother Shot When Spouse Drops Pistol
An Alabama mother of three was accidentally killed when her husband’s 22 caliber pistol, left on the ground after a jammed clip was emptied, fired as it touched the ground during target practice in a quarry. The victim, Mrs Valentini, died at St Elizabeth’s Hospital. the coroner ruled the death accidental.
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Tumustown
Wiliam Valentine
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Valentini
Coffee Prices Trigger Boycott Plea by Executives
William Black of Chock Full o Nuts urges Americans to stop drinking coffee to combat rising prices. He argues households suffer as prices climb from 87 to about 1.10 dollars per pound and notes South American supply constraints. The USDA pegs the 1956 crop above 9 million bags.
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New York
William Black
Black
South America
U. S. Department of Agricul
Ture
Bonn Ignores Anti U S Bid And Rescue Boat Arrival
Bonn takes a hands off stance over a campaign of threats against U.S. officers in Germany as German officials say no protest will be made. The U.S. Army reports no official incidents despite letters urging officers to leave Germany. A rescue boat from New York is due for the Dea Mazzella after an Atlantic collision in fog.
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Bunn
West Wernt
Germany
U. S. Army
Bonn
Foreign Office
Interior Ministry
Faw
U. ‘Armay
Fighting Association
Germ
New York
Dea Mazzella
Beauties Glide Down Path to Glamor and Riches
Long Beach notes recount a Miss Universe journey from 1955 era fame. Helena Kuosao, a Finnish born contestant, marries wealthy Filipino Virfal Hilario in Tokyo and pursues a film career with Universal. Her path includes tours in Sweden and South America as she advances in Hollywood circles.
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Long Beach
Uaw
Virfal
Gilio Hilario
Rainbow
Tokyo
Sweden
Hil
Levi Rombin
Benny Goodman
Hollywood
Helena Ku
Universal Intervento Manila
South America
Violence Fatal to 4 In Algeria
Algiers suffers a night of gangsterlike violence with bombs at cafes and cars firing on guards. One guard killed, two wounded. four Europeans wounded in a downtown cafe when a Molotov cocktail was thrown.
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Algiers
Algeria
Funds Called Insignificant In Water Pollution Bill
The chairman of the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission says funds authorized under a new federal water pollution control bill are not in view of the problem. He calls Congress funds to implement provisions questionable and says the bill would axe building of sewage treatment plants after President Eisenhower signed it.
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Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
Eisenhower
Loya
Knock On Any Door and Ads Reach 19000 Homes Daily
A newspaper blurb notes ads reach over 19 000 subscribers daily without door knocking. An ad for a used lawn mower priced to move offers quick action at low cost. Call 242 for details and sale listings.
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Messenger
U S Opposes World Food Plan Stand Explained
U S delegate Baker disputes a world food reserve proposal tied to UN FAO study. He argues two way arrangements address hunger and malnutrition better, saying international buffers do not tackle underlying poverty and development. Baker cites practical limits and non necessity of new organizations.
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U.S
Baker
McS
United States
John C. Baker
Fund
United Nations
Ohio University
Our
U. S
UN Food ‘and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Genral Assembly
Geneva
Cities Seek Road Policy Across Ohio Major Cities
Ohio's largest cities plan to unite and pressure the State Highway Department over policy and federal funding for interstate construction. Delegates clashed with Highway Construction Council chair Clingan Jackson over state financial participation and a cutoff date for project handling under 90 percent federal provisions. President Gamal Abdel Nasser left Cairo for a eight-day state visit to Yugoslavia.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clingan Jackson
Highway Construction Council
Jackson
Nasser
Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Yugoslavia
U S Denies Red Charges On Air Over Russia
Washington reports that U S Air Force bases in Europe deny Russian claims of U S aircraft flying over Russian and satellite territory on July 4 5 and 9. The State Department has not officially confirmed these denials. A second statement from Air Force headquarters also denies any U S planes over Soviet territory. A Bow bill proposes a federal air safety commission to curb future mishaps.
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Washington
U. S.air Force
Germany
Georgi Zarubin
State Department
U. S
West Germany
Russia
Air Force
U. S. Air Force
Europe
Air Force Headquarters
United States Air Force
Moscow
Air pHaintmubo
Bow
R-Obio
Federal Commission On Air
Grand Canyon
Solons Order Destroyed Jury-Pondering Record
A U S subcommittee reports that a University of Chicago study funded by a $400000 Ford Foundation grant used hidden microphones in juror rooms to study verdicts. The project drew widespread criticism for invading jury sanctity and was disclosed amid hearings on public access to deliberations.
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Wasmiaulus
Jac
Tee
British Cyprus self government plan outlined by Eden
London reports Prime Minister Eden announced the plan to proceed with internal self government in Cyprus. Lord Radcliffe will delay drafting a constitution and depart for the colony to continue talks amid mediation efforts on the island. The offer amounts to about 14 cents an hour and union demands remain undisclosed.
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London
Eden
Cyprus
House of Commons
Lord Radcliffe
Finnegan
Auto Industry Undamaged by Steel Rift, AFL Leader Says
Denver report notes AFL CIO official James Ruther contends the auto industry is not crippled by the steel strike as plant retooling continues. He says manufacturers had cut production earlier and held large steel inventories.
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Denver
Reuther
Indian Soviets Embrace Moscow Line in Secret Session
India's Communist party backed Moscow policy after a 12 day secret session. The Politburo approved a resolution praising the Moscow leadership and endorsing the Stalinist line of guidance.
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Moscow
Delhi
India
Communist Party
Eisenhower Campaign Invasion Fervor Planned Across Towns
A nationwide Eisenhower drive readies a spectacle program with parades, loudspeakers, films, and buttons. C Langhorne Washburn of the National Citizens for Eisenhower says the effort uses every medium to spread the message as the Eisenhower campaign tours lead to town invasions.
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Eisenhower
America
C. Langhorne Washburn
Point Pleasant
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