Talos Missile Seen Superior to Nike in Navy Talks
Senator Chavez reported after Defense Funds subcommittee hearings that the Talos anti aircraft guided missile may prove superior to the Army Nike. He said Talos has longer range and could become the sole weapon produced if tests confirm findings, with Nike still serving as a land weapon.
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Navy
Army
Nike
Chavez
D-Nbl
Senate ‘Appropriations
Air Force
Continental Air Force
Admariegh Ae Decker Cet Xara
Nathan F. Twining
Maxwell D. Taylor
Eam
New Mexico
Truman to address Democratic National Convention
Former President Truman will address the Democratic National Convention, announced by DNC chairman Paul Butler. Butler said the placement aligns with Truman's wishes and that Truman remains neutral regarding preferences among contenders. The statement came as the arrangement committee met in a closed session.
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Lhicago
Truman
Paul Butler
Butler
Democratic Arrangement Committee
Steel Union Probes Offer From Major Steel Firms
The United Steelworkers summon a 170 member wage policy committee in New York to monitor possible contract proposals from U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic. The 39 member executive board meets to decide on recommendations as talks extend after June 5. The union seeks a substantial pay boost for 350000 workers.
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The
United Steelworkers of America
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Rockets misfire near Fairbanks no injuries reported
Six rockets fired from a P89 scor pion jet fighter onto a gunnery range near Fairbanks exploded to earth on the southeast outskirts of the city during the night. Police said there were no injuries and no property damage from the errant missiles.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Fairbank
Ely
New Jersey Honors Foster Mother of 38
East Brunswick NJ Mrs William Yates is named New Jersey’s Foster Mother of 38 for a lifetime of fostering. She describes taking her grandson and daughters to foster homes and adoption cases, saying fostering keeps children connected to home and teaches respect.
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East Brunswick
N.J
William ‘Yates
Foster
Robert B. Meyner
Pole Bridge
State Board of Child Welfare
Yates
Franklin Town
Ship
Senators Press to Restore Foreign Aid Increase
Senate leaders convened with Secretary Dulles and Admiral Radford urging restoration of 600 million within the 4.9 billion foreign aid package. Eisenhower, recovering at Walter Reed, plans to express deep interest in NATO support, while GOP leaders warn boosts face hard scrutiny. Democrat Long backs further cuts. Senator Russell weighs diverting the full 9 billion authorization to the Air Force.
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Senate
White House
State Dulles
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lary
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Adams
Eisenhower
NATO
GOP
Long
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russell
D-Ga
Curtis LeMay
Eisenhower's spirits high after operation at Walter Reed
President Eisenhower rests comfortably after emergency surgery and doctors report a normal vital sign set. He plans to confer with Sherman Adams on foreign aid policy as White House officials meet congressional leaders. Physicians estimate hospitalization through late June with four to six weeks to resume full duties.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Sherman ‘Adams
White House
James C. Hagerty
Adams
Senate
Armed Services
House
Hhave
Plural Wife’s Children Restored After Promise to Stop Polygamy
In a Juvenile Court ruling Judge Durham Mor tis ordered Vera Johnson Black to reclaim her eight children aged 4 to 20, taken months ago and placed in foster care. She agreed to cease polygamy, acknowledging it illegal, while reaffirming religious beliefs. Mrs Black, living near Short Creek on the Utah Arizona line, has ties to earlier polygamy roundups. Larry Foster, 11, of Dresden drowned Monday while wading in a pond on his family’s farm.
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Vian—H
Durham Mortis
Vera Johnson Black
Black
Short Creek
Zanesville
Larry Lee Foster
Dresden
Result on first Ome 34 foot Trompson boat tease
A brief note reports the first Ome 34 foot Trompson boat with a 3 hp Atwater engine. The item reads as a tease and hints at an upcoming test or reveal, though exact details are unclear from the fragmentary text.
Quick Action Want Ad Drives Rapid Responses
A concise one day run of a quick action want ad generated seven calls and sold the visit quickly. The advertiser urges buyers to call 81242 to message and reach 19,000 homes for results.
State Board Deliberates First Selection For State Superintendent
Columbus The state Board of Education weighs cautious steps in choosing its first permanent superintendent of public instruction. Board President Robert A. Manchester of Canfield says the process is serious and ongoing. Incumbent R. M. Eyman remains in place as the board considers six candidates for the permanent role.
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Columbus
State Board of Education
Boar
Robert A. Manchester
Canfield
Manchester
R. M. Eyman
Elman
Segregation Faces Test In Miami Bus Case
A 19 year old Black man was arrested after refusing to move to the rear of a Miami Transit Co bus, testing Miami’s racial segregation law. Neal Adams of the NAACP warned the bus line will be sued and a boycott could follow, noting similar actions in Montgomery and Tallahassee.
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Miami
Miami Transit Co
Florida
Neal Adams
The
NAACP
Miami Herald
Montgomery
Ala
Tallahassee
Dulles Sees Encouraging Soviet Behavior Developments
Secretary of State Dulles said there are encouraging developments in Soviet behavior but cautioned it is hard to judge if the Russian regime will become more responsive or revert to the evils of Stalinism. He linked the Khru shchev speech to the output of a dictatorship system.
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Washington
Dulles
2New
Stalin
Khrushchhev
U S Reds Differs With Moscow In Tactics Says Sources
A March secret meeting of the American Communist party reportedly approved occasional divergences from Moscow on nonessential issues to gain influence in the United States. The plan avoids breaking with Soviet leadership and aims to appear less Moscow-dependent while maintaining party unity.
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James Marlow
Washington
Waders
Communist Party
Moscow
U. S
Alavisky
United States
Seoul
South Korea
The
Daily Worker
Pyongyang Radio Today
North Korea
John Gates
Panmun
Stalin
Khrusherythev
Ceech
State Department
Khrushchev
Argentine Revolt Chief Reported Held
Buenos Aires reports say General Juan Jose Valle captured and held by the Army, amid a failed Peronist uprising. Raul Tanco may be at large. government indicates Valle would succeed as president if the revolt had won. Aramburu calls the movement radical with communist parallels.
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Argentina
Juan Jose Falle
Clarin
Valle
Raul Tanco
Juan Peron
Tanco
Valle Pedro Aramburu
Santa Rosa
la Pampa
Taneo
Perot
Aramburu
Reb
Cypriot Gets Death Ruling in Cyprus Unrest Trial
A Cypriot received a death ruling amid the struggle to end British rule and unite Cyprus with Greece. The pro Greek underground claimed the next day that Mavrommatis was employed by the royal air force. Lawrence Leith and Norman Kitchen, RAF members, testified they were fired upon while cycling in Nicosia on March 18.
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Mediterranean
Greece
Mavrommatis
Royal Air Force
Lawrence Leith
Norman Kitchen
RAF
Nicosia
Robeson Contempt Citation Hints at Congress Action
The House Committee on Un-American Activities voted to cite Paul Robeson for contempt and sent the recommendation to Congress for the actual citation. The session followed a business gathering as the committee fast tracked the matter. In a separate note a Dayton boy Wendell Smith aged 14 drowned in the Mad River after stepping from a ledge while crawfishing.
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House Committee On UN
Dayton
Wendell Smith
Dry Storage Eye Bank Gives Sight to the Blind
A Chicago physician describes a new dry storage eye bank that preserves corneas after death by dehydrating and storing them in a simple tube under vacuum. The method keeps corneas in good condition for months, enabling thousands who are blind to regain sight by using donor tissue.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Te- Science
Chicago
Meany Promises Labor Solves Problems at CWA Convention
George Meany president of the AFL CIO told 130 delegates at the Communications Workers of America convention in Cleveland on Monday that labor will solve the problems left by last December’s AFL-CIO merger within the family. His remarks drew applause from the opening session audience.
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Ray C. Bliss
Columbus
Ohio
San Francisco
U.S
George H. Bender
Atty
William O'Neil
Marietta
Florence C. Morris
Toledo
Ohio Republican
Lee D. Brueckel
Steubenville
Jules
Stanley Mechem
Athens County
Frances P. Bolton
Washington, D.C
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O'Neill
Thomas Jenkins
John W. Bricker
Bender
Ted W. Brown
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio Sureme Court
Cleveland
AFL
George Meany
AFL Cio
Communications Workers of America
Two Year Old Boy Dies After Cistern Accident
Steubenville reports the drowning of two year old Louis Steffick Jr in a cistern. A plank weighed with rocks covered the opening. the child reportedly picked up a rock, dropped it, and toppled in. The incident underscores dangers of open cisterns near homes. In a separate item, the Supreme Court rejected B. J. Pont de Nemours and Co's complaint alleging monopoly in the cellophane business.
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Louis
Washington
B. J. Pont de Nemours and Co
Public Offers Safety Advice to Tame Speeding Drivers
The Ohio Department of Highway Safety invites public ideas to curb speeding under its slow down and live campaign. Director Felty urges Ohio newspapers to print standout contributions by residents, with postcard or letter submissions to The Messenger, aiming to extend the effort through July 6.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Every Ohio Motors
UC Felty
Felty
Ohio
T.S. Eliot Stricken Aboard Queen Mary En Route
The American born poet and playwright T S Eliot suffered a heart attack while aboard the Queen Mary traveling from New York to Southampton. He was brought ashore in a wheelchair and taken to hospital for rest as his condition was described as not serious.
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Cvobel Prine
Hiltwoe
New York
Southampton
B's
TV Charges Answered by Senate Hearing
Senate Commerce Committee set an open hearing with Frank Stanton of CBS to answer Bricker’s charges about CBS NBC control. Robert Sarnoff of NBC is to testify Thursday followed by Robert Kintner of ABC on Friday.
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Washington
Frank Stanton
Columbia System
CBS
Senate Commerce Committee
Senator Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Cbspany
NBC
Robert Sarnoff
Robert Kintner
American Broadcasting Co
Mixup Causes De Preparation h of Two
In Newton Mass authorities report a mixup in rations led to a poison incident. A local author claimed the mixup caused a de preparation event involving two individuals. Police are reviewing the details as residents seek clarity.
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Newton, Mass
Farmers Fear Crop Shortage Without Rain and Warm Weather
Washington reports in its monthly crop forecast that farm prospects on June 1 are the weakest since 165. The Agriculture Department notes production may drop about 1 percent from last year’s output and prices could rise. Wheat production is pegged at 988 million bushels, down 2 percent from last year.
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