Air Force funds boost moves to Senate floor debate
A Democratic push to raise defense spending opens in the Senate as debate begins on a 35 billion dollar Air Force money bill. The appropriations panel added 1.16 billion to request for jets and bases, shaping a peacetime record defense sum amid partisan pressure.
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Virginia
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Florida
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Maine
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Wisconsin
Curtis LeMay
Global Strategic Air Force
Red Attempts To Start Spy Work On Columbia Campus
Michael Shatov a 40 year old Columbia archivist and former Russian army captain says two Soviet UN officials Aleksei Pet tukov and Rostislav Shapovalov pressured him to spy. He recalls repeated campus approaches in the past two months with first contact on April 9 after five Russian sailors left for Moscow.
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Columbia University
United Nations
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Columbia
Aleksei Pettukov
Asia
Far East
Rostislav Shapovalov
Shatov
Moscow
Eisenhower advances convalescence amid political maneuvering
President Eisenhower remains in recovery on day twelve as Army surgeons step back from round the clock care. Ohio figures like Lausche and Hagerty discuss convention plans and Eisenhower’s nomination strategy with White House aides and Democratic leaders.
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Eisenhower
Indica Columbus
Frank ‘Tson
White House
Lausche
Dem
James C. Hagerty
Ohio
Vic Lausche
Nixon
Convent House
Ton
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Democratic
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Lima
State Central Committee
Joseph J. Scanlon
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Kefauver Declines Running for Vice President
Estes Kefauver says he is not running for vice president under any circumstances and may be available for the Democratic ticket’s No 2 spot. The Tennessean notes Kefauver’s denial and hints at possible future roles.
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Urrville
Ser Estes Kefauver
Tennessean
Point Area Family Injured in Wreck
Relatives Mr and Mrs Oral Eads and sons Jimmy and David of Ohio River Road were injured returning from Arizona visit. Jimmy, 17, treated for tears bruises and shock. They are in Clark Hospital at Winchester.
Judge Ready To Force State Over Bay Case
Juvenile Judge Robert L. Brown warns he will seek court action if the State Department of Dental Hygiene and Correction does not address a Bay area case. The judge’s stance signals potential mandatory state intervention to remedy the constitutional or statutory issues involved.
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Bay
Washington CH
Robert L. Brwvaker
State Department of Dental Hygiene and Correction
East German Prisoner Releases Amid Attack On Justice Minister
East Germany freed 19 065 prisoners including many political detainees as Prime Minister Grotewohl’s government moved to tighten judicial control. The move came amid a new assault on Justice Minister Hilde Benjamin, seen as a potential top female leader in the regime. The leadership framed the releases as a show of strength and a step toward reunifying divided Germany.
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East Germany
Reds
Hilde” Benjamin
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Grotewohl
Trae Jedetime
Germany
Highway bill nears final stage with record peacetime spend
Washington action centers on a $32.9 billion highway construction bill. Senate conferees meeting with House negotiators aim to resolve tax provisions and funding. House-passed tax increase totals $14.8 billion over 16 years to finance the program.
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Congressional
Senate House
Eis
Sien. Byrd
D-Va
Senate
House
Prague
Fight Rages With Rebels In Algeria
Algerian clash as French Foreign Legion troops battle nationalist rebels about 25 miles from Sidi Bel Abbes. A convoy of 100 soldiers and five vehicles was ambushed, with heavy casualties claimed. Another unit near Ain Chair faced 200 rebels, with 4 killed, 4 missing, 10 wounded before air support. Constantine braces with new barbed wire barriers.
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French Foreign Legionnaires
Jat Sidi Bel Abbes
Ain Chair
Constantine
Fund Stand Is Affirmed On Highway Financing Plans
The council refused to act on a request by the Highway Department for 7.4 million dollars to fund planning for a north south toll free turnpike section. Gov Lausche had urged proceeding with plans and specifications for the 2 mile northern and shorter southern segments. Executive secretary Lauren Glosser announced the stance after questions about fund shortages and availability for emergencies.
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Frank J. Lausche
S. 0. Linzell
Miller Plans July 13 Wedding to Monroe
Playwright Arthur Miller said he will marry film star Marilyn Monroe before July 13. He made the remark in a break during a hearing with the House Committee on Un-American Activities.
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Washington
Arthur Miller
Marilyn
Monroe
House ‘Committee On UN
Quick-Action Want Ad Rentals Reach 19000 Readers
Advertise in The Messenger Want Ad Pages to rent apartments quickly. Over 19,000 families read daily. A sample listing shows cost of 1.20 for 3 days. Office at 89 W. Carpenter promotes summer rentals and mentions responsive results.
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W. Carpenter
Polio Cases Rise Reported at Pub lic Health Office
The Public Health Service reported 180 new polio cases last week, only four more than the prior week, indicating a slight week to week increase. The release notes continued monitoring and emphasizes vaccination campaigns.
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Public Health Service Today
Tito Says Yugoslavia Seeks Equality With Soviet Union
Tito announced after a Moscow visit that Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union have abandoned past differences and will cooperate on a basis of complete equality. He spoke aboard Kiev bound for home and said both peoples are now on a new path with no differences between them.
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Uh —Rveensens
Tito
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kiev
Kremlin
Nehru Begins Global Tour Amid Health Speculation
Prime Minister Nehru started an eight month visit to world capitals opening in Delhi and moving to Da mascus then London and Washington. He was scheduled to meet President Eisenhower in Washington from July 7 to 10. Speculation grows over the U S president’s illness potentially affecting the trip.
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India
Damascus
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London
Washington
Eisenhower
DuPont Paint Factory Planned Near Ohio Border
A Democratic U S Senate appointee Joseph Leary announced he declined the Kentucky senate post. DuPont Co plans a 67 acre site on U S 35 near here to build a paint factory, with about 100 workers expected. Local officials and reporters noted Leary’s desire to unite the Kentucky Democratic ranks.
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Frankfort
U. S. Senate
Joseph J. Leary
Muton
Venezuelans, CAB To Start Crash Probe
A United States and Venezuelan aviation disaster near New York involved two large four engined airliners that crashed into the sea off the New Jersey coast. The U S Civil Aeronautics Board prepared to assist the Venezuelan inquiry as searchers recovered debris and a few bodies while passengers included Americans and foreign students.
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New Jersey
United States
U. S. Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Coast Guard
Steelworkers Resume Joint Contract Talks With Big Three
In New York the United Steelworkers Union resumes joint contract talks with the Big Three after two days of abortive negotiations with individual firms. The union warns it could call out 600,000 workers if no settlement is reached by June 30, the current contract’s expiration date.
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Bridges Could Cut Sea Lifeline Between San Francisco and Honolulu
Labor columnist Victor Riesel warned that Harry Bridges holds power to sever the San Francisco Honolulu sea lifeline and could shut West Coast ports. He asked Congress to probe what he called Communist and racketeering influence in the labor movement as Bridges testified in New York ahead of a Senate Internal Security subcommittee hearing.
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Victor Riesel
Harry
Senate
Internal Security
Tweeday
New York
Riesel
Congress
Bridges
New Orleans
Paralyzed Youth Admits Directing Burglary Series
Cambridge youth William L. Forster 20 of Somerville, paralyzed from the waist down, was sentenced to seven to 10 years in state prison for a series of housebreaks last month. While in a wheelchair he admitted sitting in a car while a colleague, Robert Masterson 20, acted on site.
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William L. Forster
Somerville
Forster
Robert Masterson
Perjury Conviction Upheld for Miami Beach Witness Natvig
In a 21 ruling the US Court of Appeals affirmed the perjury conviction of Marie Natvig of Miami Beach Florida. The grandmother had been convicted in May 1955 for lying to FBI agents and FCC representatives about involvement with Ohio Communist ties and knowledge of Edward C Lamb. Natvig testified during hearings on WICU TV Erie license renewal.
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Miami Beach
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FBI
Romunications Commission
Ohio
Edward C. Lamb
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Erie
Eleven Unions Join Rail Pay Hike Move
Eleven unions have joined calls for a rail pay increase and asked the nation’s railroads to negotiate higher wages with the individual companies in a coordinated push.
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Chicago
City Income Tax Referendum Planned for November Vote
Sandusky County auditor stopped petitions on a proposed city income tax aimed at about 275000 dollars annually. If enough valid signatures are not found, the 1966 tax could be dead. Mayor John M. Collins predicted an 8 percent impact on residents with details pending validation by the auditor.
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Sandusky County
John M.collins
Fall kills roofer at Ternstedt Division plant addition
A 40 foot fall at the Ternstedt Division plant site on Wednesday claimed the life of Howard Taylor, 32, a roofer employed on a new addition. The accident occurred during construction work, authorities reported.
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Columbus
Ternstedt Division
Howard Taylor
Roofer
House Clears Path for Education Bill Floor Vote
Lawmakers moved toward a floor vote next week on an education bill tied to a four year federal aid program. House Rules Committee backed the measure amid debate over a potential Powell amendment restricting public school segregation and possible Senate resistance.
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Senate
Iace
Mibuster
Powell
Hope
D-Ny
Icelandic Vote Holds Key to Base Fate
Icelanders head to the polls to elect 82 Althing members as debates over the Keflavik U.S. air base divide coalition partners. The campaign unfolds amid concern over NATO forces on the strategic island between Moscow and New York.
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Teelan
Iceland
Volcanic Island
North Atlantic
U.S
Keflavik
Moscow
New York
NATO
Thorsh
Free Faith Policy Aired In Church Merger Debate
A church council in Portland led by Rev. Dr. Walter discusses the free exercise of worship amid the planned merger of Congregational Christian and Evangelical and Reformed churches into the United Church of Christ. The policy emphasizes voluntary assent by congregations and aims to clarify concerns over religious liberty during the merger process.
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Ned
Walter
Portland
Oren
United Church of Christ
Thevangelical and
Reto Church
Congregational Christian General Council
Warrant Issued in Kidnapping Case
Alliance Ohio FBI obtained fugitive warrants against Bessie Wright Johnson 34 identified as the woman accused of kidnapping a year old boy from his home Tuesday The case also involves Lester Johnson 32 a scrap yard worker charged with conspiracy to kidnap
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FBI
Bessie Wright Johnson
Lester Johnson
Fire damages two-story building in Lancaster business district
A Wednesday fire damaged the front section of a two story building housing Snyder Electric Supply Co in Lancaster's downtown business district. The blaze occurred next to other storefronts, with no further injuries reported.
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Lancaster
Snyder Electric Supply Co
Bliss Schedules GOP Campaign Talks in Columbus
Ohio GOP leaders plan a June 26 meeting in Columbus to outline the 1966 Rex Yan campaign program. Earl C. Overbeck, chairman of the Ohio Fuel Gas Co., will retire as Ray C. Bliss announces the event to state committee members and county chairs.
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