Agency Leader Quits Amid Drinking Charges Aired
Washington AP reports Robert B. McLeaish resigned as Farmers Home Administration head amid Senate inquiries into heavy drinking and high jinks among top agency officials. Testimony cited excess drinking on the job and a Montana party where officials allegedly flirted with subordinates’ wives. a Texas contract loss followed McLeaish suggestion to hire Republican friends. Eisenhower press secretary Hagerty said the resignation will be accepted.
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Robert B. Mcleaish
Farmers Home
Senate
Montana
Farmers Home Administration
Texas Insurance
Ageney
McLeaish
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Benson
Galveston
Tex
Agriculture Department
Kathryn Carter
Farmers Home Agency
Carl
Hansen
Draper & Co
Boston
Forest Service
Rvitaing Cent Sefi
Oxford Confers Doctor of Civil Laws on Truman
Lord Halifax, chancellor of Oxford, awarded former U S President Harry S Truman the degree amid tears and praise for his steadfast alliance and courage. Truman, touched and joking, whispered that he would never again be a Yank at Oxford.
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U. S
Lord Halifax
T ‘Truman
Reds Begin Historic Soviet Troop Withdrawals From Germany
Brandenburg Germany Soviets started withdrawing 33800 troops from East Germany as part of a 1 200 000 man demobilization announced by the Red Army. The move signals a major shift in postwar Soviet military posture and European security.
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Germany
Brandenburg
East Germany
Five Day Forecast Temp trends and rain expected
Temperatures will average near normal with a normal high of eight and a normal low of two. The period from Thursday through Saturday will be warm and humid with scattered thundershowers. A cooler transition is expected Sunday or Monday with sunfall precipitation around a quarter to half inch.
Yugoslavia and Soviet Union Agree On Mutual War Aid Pact
Moscow and Belgrade sign a joint pact to cooperate in future wars saying they will stand shoulder to shoulder. Zhukov awards Tito the Order of Freedom for wartime leadership and both nations back Chinese UN admission and German unification with Formosa handed to Red China.
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Yugoavia
Communist Party
Jan Thukov
Tito
Zhukov
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Acter
China
United Nations
Germany
Formosa
Hina
Yugolavia
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower Stops Losing Weight At Walter Reed
President Eisenhower’s doctors report no weight loss since Tuesday, weighing 162 pounds before breakfast, down 7 pounds from hospital admission on June 8. Surgeons expect weight not to rise for several days, with Hagerty stating improvement noted. In other news, Mrs. Alice Perry of Wingate leads North Carolina’s United Spanish War Veterans department this year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed
James C. Hagerty
Concord
N. C
North Carolina Department of the United Spanish War Veterans
Alice Perry
Wingate
Eisenhower To Get Shipment of Westerns
Western Writers of America members plan a get well gift for President Eisenhower sending 60 to 80 autographed books. The group includes well known Western authors who will contribute their works and best wishes for the convalescing president.
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Onwiare
Wy 100
Western Writers of America
Eisenhower
Ex-Mayor C F Wallace of Glouster Dies at 76
C F Wallace 76 longtime Glouster mayor and Burr Oak Lake advocate died at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Tuesday evening after four weeks illness. Born Chauncey he led Wallace funeral home since 1924 and served Kiwanis. survived by two daughters three sisters a brother two grandchildren and a great grandchild with first wife Jennie and son Gail E preceding him.
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Charles Foster Wallace
Burr Oak Lake
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Chauncey
Wallace Funeral Home
Columbus
Abser Kiwanis
Sunday Creek
Wallace
Fern Post
Eisenhower to form President's Council of Youth Fitness
American youth fitness program moves forward after a two day conference with youth leaders. President Eisenhower pledges to establish a President's Council of Youth Fitness comprised of Cabinet members and coordinating activities across 35 federal agencies.
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Annapolis
Eisenhower
Council of Youth Fitness
Household Chores Killing Off Modern Husbands Says Wife 78
A wife named Mrs Murdoch argues that heavy housework shortens husbands' lives and drains energy, urging cooperation and shared duties. She cites her own 40 years of marriage and a 8008? household burden as proof, while condemning the idea that women should bear most chores.
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Gallipolis
Washington
Murdoch
Day
Ohio
Gell
Toledo
Los. Angeles
Lester la
Koowe
Litte
Feneral
Pennsylvania
Polka
Agnes Ferguson
Kattee
Alexander
Dane
Merger Plan Stirs Church Delegations
In Omaha Congregationalists meet at a pivotal moment as they consider uniting with the Evangelical and Reformed Church to form the United Church of Christ. Early indications show minority opposition, though recent weeks have seen protests and debate.
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Omaha
America
Church of the Pilgrims
Evangelical and Reform Church
United Church of Christ
Congregational
First Ap
Chandler Faces Setback in Kentucky Senate Fight
In Kentucky the повод to Gov A B Chandler's reaction to a fresh setback dominated discussions among Democrats as they prep for November's two seat race. Lawrence Wetherby, a Louisville lawyer who earlier led the party, joined with Sen. El Clements as the Democratic standard bearer.
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A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
Lawrence Wetherby
Louis
Ville
Vndler
Ron
Ei C. Clements
Jurors Deadlocked in Columbus Slaying
Assistant Franklin County Prosecutor Malcolm M Prine says a decision soon will be made on retrying Charles Ortman of Columbus after a jury could not reach a verdict following four and a half hours of deliberations.
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Columbus
Franklin County
Malcolm M. Prine
Charles Ortman
Cedar Ohio A B A appoints Paul Gingher as counsel
Cedar Ohio reports the Ohio State Automobile Association appoints Paul K. Gingher as attorney. The filing notes Gingher will represent the organization in its legal affairs.
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Cedar
Ohio
Ohio State Automobile Association
Paul K. Gingher
Toll Free Road Plans Ordered by Governor and Council
The governor ordered plans and specifications for an 82.3 mile leg from Conneaut to the east west turnpike and a 1042 mile stretch from Millcreek Express to Cincinnati South of Dwyers. The council asked for more information on the overall highway program and the impact of a pending federal highway bill. James W. Shocknessy cited funding limits but noted the northern stretch could be built as a freeway from appropriated funds.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dwyers
Montgomery
County
James W. Shocknessy
Commission
Turnpike Toll Cuts May Drive More Truck Traffic
The Ohio Turnpike Commission approved rate reductions on the 241 mile east-west route, cutting truck tolls from 25 cents to 10.5 in seven classes. Clarence A. Kelley of Dixie-Ohio Express Co and Ohio State Trucking Assn praised the changes as more realistic, though some trucks may still avoid the pike.
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Arwonang
Ohio Turnpike
Turnpike Commission
Clarence A. Kelley
Dixie-Ohio Express Co
Ohio State Trucking Assn
Marilyn Monroe Pending Wedding to Arthur Miller Report
The New York Post reports film star Marilyn Monroe and playwright Arthur Miller are to marry within days. The Post notes Miller prefers a ceremony at his New Milford Connecticut home though details remain uncertain and unconfirmed.
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New ‘York Post
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Miller
New Milford, Conn
Knock On Any Door Ads Reach Subscribers Daily
A quirky note describes ads admitted to thousands of subscribers’ homes daily without knocking. The fragment mentions a sale of an antique walmoft stand and a pine mower, with unclear names and figures. The text is garbled but centers on advertising reach and a sale of household items.
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Messenger
Local Want Ads Offer Fast Cash for Unneeded Items
A terse notice invites readers to call 312462 for quick cash in exchange for usable merchandise no longer needed. The message reflects a simple barter style and urges prompt contact for a swift deal.
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Jon Syed
Venezuelan airliner crash kills 74 near New Jersey
An early morning disaster over the Atlantic involving a Venezuelan super airliner killed 74 aboard. Debris and two bodies were located about 32 miles east of Asbury Park, with no survivors. A Coast Guard crew reported a ball of flame and a rapid dive from near two miles high, 4000 feet per minute, before impact near idlewild flight path.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Asbury Park
N.J
Coast Guard
I New York
Idlewild
Frederick J. Hancox
Wantagh
N. Y
Lles
Idle
Carcas
Venezuela
Court orders end to bus laws amid Montgomery case
A three judge federal panel barred enforcement of Montgomery Alabama bus segregation laws for 10 days to allow appeals after ruling the laws unconstitutional. Nine days were given for appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court while officials study next steps.
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Muchuomery
Alabip
Montgomery
Alabama
den Ging
U. S. Supreme Court
Aviation disasters cited in grim history record
The passage notes the worst prior disaster for a scheduled airline flight occurred on Oct 6 when a United Airlines aircraft struck Wyoming mountain peak killing all aboard. It also recalls a 1950 Wales charter flight with 80 soccer fans. Additional fatalities include two military crashes: a C124 near Tokyo in 1953 with 129 servicemen and a C14 during a 1952 Washington State takeoff.
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United Airlines
Wyoming Mountain Peak
Wales
Tokyo
Washington State
10 Million Year Old Bones Hint At Early Human Ancestor
A joint team of American and European scientists reports fossilized bone fragments found in Italian slag coal fields near Grosseto that may belong to a 10 million year old pre man. Geologists paleontologists and archaeologists have been digging for three months.
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Grosseto
French Envoy Confident of U S backing in policy talks
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau meets Secretary of State Dulles amid assurance of strong American support for France's military campaign. Discussion centers on Franco posture against revolts in North Africa and expanding French influence in the region.
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Rashington
Christian Pineau
Dulles
France
Presbyterian Synod Elects Moderator in Ohio
In Wooster Ohio the Presbyterian Synod of Ohio elected the Rev Alexander T Coyle of Troy as moderator and the Rev Ralph Wagner of North Kingsville as vice moderator The Rev Harry Roach of Columbus was selected to succeed the late Rev John Paul Vincent as Synod executive.
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Presbyterian Synod
Wooster
Ohio
Presbyterian Synod of Ohio
Age Day
Alexander T. Coyle
Troy
Ralph Wagner
North Kingsville
Harry Roach
Columbus
John Paul Vincent
Steel Talks Open As U S W Begins New Round
New talks start between United Steelworkers and 12 major steel firms to seal a five year no strike pact with a strike deadline only 10 days away. First conferences target the big three firms and firms including Bethlehem Steel Crucible and Allegheny Ludlum with Detroit meetings and further sessions set in Pittsburgh and with Great Lakes Steel. Meany says the industry ignores workers’ needs as a looming strike could idle 120,000 in Ohio.
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NEW York
United Steelworkers
Ats
Stee
Bethlehem
Jones and Lauhglin
Inland
Allegheny Ladelum
Crucible
Pittsburgh Steel
Armes
Great Lakes Steel
Detroit
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Ohio
Brainwashing clues sought in Senate investigations
Washington action on brainwashing probes by the Senate Investigations Committee. Witnesses urged deep religious faith and better knowledge of Americanism and communism as key to resisting brainwashing and guiding troop training.
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Washington
Lin
Trisha
Senate
Paper Claims Estes Would Take Veep Spot
A Chattanooga report suggests Estes is being courted for the vice presidential slot. The item notes political maneuvering and unnamed sources within the party. The brief presents the claim as a circulation item without confirmation.
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Estes
Chattanooga
Tenn
Auto firms warn unemployment cut peak output
Detroit Ford and General Motors leaders said unemployment halted production at their plants and that output had plateaued and begun to decline after a conference to discuss the jobless situation.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Wilson Says Aid Cuts Boost Service Needs
Secretary of Defense Wilson told Congress that sharp foreign military aid cuts would raise service needs and require increased manpower and funding. He supported a three billion dollar program to sustain allied forces, citing aid to approximately 200 divisions and urging funding approval amid testimony to a Senate subcommittee.
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Ark
Washington
Lewis Uj
Defense
Wilson
Congress
Peck
Della
Avery
Senate
Athens
Chauncey
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