Senate debate tests civil rights bill scope and troop use
Senate discussions heated as lawmakers weigh narrowing the civil rights bill to voting rights only. Supporters clash with moves to repeal the post Civil War federal troop enforcement law linked to desegregation efforts.
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Washington
Anderson
D-Nm
Aiken
R-Vi
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R-Calif
Humphrey
D-Minn
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D-Ga
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South
Eisenhower
Brownell
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Life Saving Run Near Miss For Deputies In Ohio Crash
In Ohio 16 six miles east of Pataskala a patrol car with siren and red lights skidded 300 feet into a ditch catching fire. Deputy James Burchnell pulled his unconscious partner Deputy Fred Miller from the wreck. A bystander extinguished the flames. The deputies had been returning from the home of Judge Henry Ashcraft after he signed consent for a baby’s operation in Children’s Hospital, opposed by the parents on religious grounds.
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Franklin County Sheriff's
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Pataskala
James Burchnell
Fred M. Miller
Licking County
Henry Ashcraft
Clayton W. Rose
Children’s Hospital
Ashcraft
No Survivors Found in U S Air Force Plane Crash
A Chinese rescue team reached the wreckage near Formosa and found no survivors among 16 aboard. Police reported the grim finding as authorities investigated the crash scene.
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Taipei
Formosa
Politicians Take Over Embassies In Global Shakeup
Washington reports a sweeping diplomatic reshuffle by the Eisenhower administration. In six months 31 new ambassadors are named and hundreds of lower diplomats reassigned, leaving five career diplomats heading Western European embassies. Political appointees now lead 11 Western nations and about one third of the 78 overseas missions. Hungary remains the sole legation post under noncareer leadership due to rift with the regime.
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Eiisenhower
Eisenhower
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Far East
Latin America
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Britain
France
Italy
United States
State Department
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Russia
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Draft Calls To Be Cut By Army Reduction
The Army will cut future draft calls and release officers and enlisted personnel within six months as part of a broader 100000 reduction in the armed forces from 2.8 million. The Army’s share totals 44470 with the August draft call at 11000 men. The service expects 2000 commissioned officers and an unspecified number of enlisted personnel to be released before year’s end.
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Washington
Army
Sun May Be Cause Of Train Derailment
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad authorities investigate a derailment nine miles south of Washington Court House after ten of forty five freight cars left the tracks. The sun may have expanded the rails or a wheel may have come loose. no injuries were reported.
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Washington Court House
Baltimore and Ohio
Here
Maryland beauty queen wins Miss United States crown
Leona Gage, 21, from Glen Burnie Maryland, won the Miss United States title after a $45 gamble with her cousin Barbara funded her gown. The long Beach result sends Gage to compete for Miss Universe with 32 foreign contestants. | Note: This sentence contains more than one sentence. however, constraints require one sentence per fact.
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Calif
Leona Gage
Glen Burnie
Leona
Barbara Gage
Barbara
Seventeen Day Goodyear Strike Talks Near Waverly Ohio
A presidential board of inquiry reports 17 days of bargaining between May 27 and July 11 at the Goodyear Atomic plant near Waverly Ohio. Both sides made concessions but still dispute wages linked to the term of a new labor agreement.
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Washington
Goodyear Atomic Corp
Waverly
Ohio
Eisenhower
Weather forecast for Friday in West Virginia
OHTO Fair and quite warm Friday. Clear and cool tonight. Low tonight 62. High Friday 93. West Virginia partly cloudy warm and more humid with scattered showers and thunderstorms Friday and over scattered sections south tonight. Low tonight in the ds.
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Ohto
West Virginia
Final Arguments Today In Hoffa Bribery Trial
Final arguments proceed in the Hoffa bribery conspiracy case as Judge Burnita Matthews weighs submitting the matter to the jury. Hoffa testifies he did not know Cheasty held a Senate Rackets Committee role, while Cheasty disputes the claim and FBI agents corroborate parts of the government case.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Midwest
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U. S
Burnita S. Matthews
Matthews
John Dye Cheasty
New York
Senate
Cheasty
FBI
Gerald C. Gearty
Leo Laughlin
Man's Best Friend Forgets His Role Delays Broad Street Subway
A stray dog wandered along southbound Broad Street subway tracks during the morning rush, halting trains for about 30 minutes. Thousands of riders abandoned trains, seeking other transport or walking to work.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Alternate Air Route Reaffirmed by CAB
The Civil Aeronautics Board reaffirmed an earlier decision allowing Eastern Airlines an alternate route to Detroit via Columbus and Toledo Ohio with a branch at Charlotte North Carolina The ruling also permitted Piedmont Aviation to extend its route beyond Charleston West Virginia through Columbus to Parkersburg West Virginia and Marietta Ohio
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Eastern Airlines
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Columbus
Toledo
Ohio
Eastern
Charlotte
N. C
Piedmont Aviation, Inc
Charleston
W. Va
Parkersburg
Marietta
Ohio River navigation project funds approved in Gallipolis bill
The House Public Works Committee included sixty six thousand dollars for a navigation project in the Ohio River at Gallipolis in a bill authorizing future construction.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
House Public Works Committee
Three Sailors Die as TNT Charge Explodes Aboard Ship
In New London Connecticut a 242 pound TNT charge exploded aboard the 180-foot U S S Somersworth during routine Atlantic maneuvers. Three sailors were killed and four were seriously injured. The incident occurred about 120 miles southeast of New London.
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New London
Conn
Atlantic
Here
Clinton High School Contempt Trial Ends For Four Defendants
In Knoxville the government dropped criminal contempt charges against four of the Clinton segregation trial defendants after testimony and motions for acquittal. The case involves aiding efforts to defy a federal injunction against integrating Clinton High School amid intense courtroom rhetoric.
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Crawford
Robert L. Dobbs
Memphis
Clinton Area
John Kasper
Clinton High School
Clinton
Knoxville
Tenn
U.S
Atty
John C. Crawford, Jr
Thomas Sanders
Chris Foust
J. B. Long
Aga Khan III's Body Ferryed Across Nile to Land of the Dead
In Aswan Egypt the body of Aga Khan III was carried on a barge over the Nile toward the Land of the Dead marking a solemn transport for the prominent religious leader.
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Aswan
Egypt
Aga Khan III
Nile
Parishioner knocks down Brooklyn minister after church dispute
Dr. Herman S. Sidener, new rector of Holy Trinity Church in Brooklyn, was knocked to the floor by a parishioner amid a long running controversy. Sidener took over July 7 as the Rev. William Melish fights a court ruling over his removal. Attorney George L. Hubbell Jr. reports several incidents and says coffee after service sparked the melee.
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Herman S. Sidener
Brooklyn
Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Canton
Ohio
William Howard Melish
Sidener
Melish
George L.hubbell, Jr
Hubbell
Dr. Sidener
Expert Says Floridan Told Truth in Lie Detector Test
A lie detector expert says Don ald Wedler told the truth during a lengthy exam but cautions the case remains unclear. The examiner plans further testing as Cleveland police doubted Wedler’s recent confession about the 1954 Mrs. Sheppard slaying. The Court of Last Resort investigates possible miscarriages of justice.
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Gregory
Sheppard
Court of Last Resort
Foreign Aid Cuts Draw Republican Criticism in House
The House vote trimmed economic aid to defense programs abroad to 500 million dollars, 400 million under Eisenhower’s request and 200 million below the Foreign Affairs Committee plan. Rep. Vorys of Ohio criticized the cut, noting 75 percent funds target Sov iet border nations including Korea Formosa Viet Nam and Laos in the Far West.
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Eisenhower
Foreign Affairs Committee
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Vorys
Rohio
Korea
Formosa
Viet Nam
Laos
Far West
Hearing Scheduled On Unethical Charges In Ohio
Three Ohio Supreme Court commissioners will conduct a hearing in Youngstown on July 29 to examine ethics charges against Municipal Judge Frank R. Franko. The Mahoning County Bar Association filed the complaints accusing him of failing to note motorists' convictions on licenses, seeking the county prosecutor job while serving as judge, and fixing his own parking tickets.
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Youngstown
Ohio Supreme Court
Frank R. Franko
Mahoning
Argentine Army Shuffle Reported In Buenos Aires
A high level reshuffle is reported within the Argentine army headquartered in Buenos Aires. Officials indicate top leadership changes affecting strategic commands and regional deployments.
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Buenos Aires
President Signs Bill Affects Greek Student Seeks U S Stay
Evange los Demetre Kargiotis, 25, born in Athens, who studied at Fenn College in Cleveland in 1952 and served in the American Army, will be allowed to remain in the United States after President Eisenhower signed a bill. The Greek citizen had faced deportation before the bill's enactment.
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Zhukov
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
U.S
State Department
Tass
Eisenhower
Communist Party Presidium
Nikita Khrushchev
Helsinki
United States
Khrushchev
Washington
Evangelos Demetre Kargiotis
Athens
Greece
Cleveland
Kargiotis
Fenn College
Boy 12 Dies Electrocution While Helping Father
Twelve year old Walter Dean was electrocuted Wednesday afternoon while assisting his step-father string an extension cord outside their Mount Vernon home. He stood barefoot in wet grass and died on arrival at Mercy Hospital.
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Mount Vernon
Walter Dean
Mercy Hospital
Six year old Chuckie Brewer dies after cancer battle
Six year old Chuckie Brewer, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Brewer, died Wednesday at Mahoning Valley Hospital after months of incurable cancer. He received hundreds of birthday cards including many from Canada and other countries. He told his parents he knew he was going away on a vacation to heaven to see Jesus.
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Chuckie Brewer
Charles Brewer
Mahoning Valley Hospital
Chuckie
Canada
Heaven
Jesus
Old rancher refuses to leave for McGregor Firing Range
John Prather, 82, longtime Otero County rancher, rejects Army lease terms and vows to stay on his land near Ft. Bliss. The Army plans to acquire the land for the McGregor Firing Range and has extended the deadline to August 1 for evacuation.
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N. M
John Prather
New Mexico
McGregor
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Prather
Otero County
J. Benson Newell
Las Cruces
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