Reserve Bill Passage Predicted in House Vote
A House Armed Services subcommittee backed a new compromise reserve bill 11 to 1, aiming to avert a Powell amendment on racial segregation. The measure avoids explicit National Guard references, adds a six month reserve training program for teens, and moves toward quick Senate routing.
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D-Lailitary Reserve Program
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Pentagon
Eisenhower
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Armed Services Committee
Molotov Speech Rouses Debate at UN Anniversary Session
Western diplomats viewed Molotov as diluting his peace bid by reviving Cold War issues at the UN anniversary session. The speeches drew mixed reactions with some calling the tone conciliatory while others criticized references to seating Red China and handing over Formosa.
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Russia
V. M. Molotov
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China
George Yeh
Red China
Formosa
Peiping
Paul-Henri Spaak
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Io Molotov
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower in New England Appeals for Peace and Second Term
President Eisenhower touring northern New England laughed off a request to seek a second term while urging peaceful strength. He spoke at the Rutland fairgrounds before 25 000, pledged honesty and integrity, and noted U S aims to remain strong. He later fished near Mountain Top Inn and prepared for New Hampshire and Maine leg of trip.
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Chittenden
Vermont
Joseph B. Johnson
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Rutland Fairgrounds
Laconia
Maine
Lake Parmachenee
Skowhegan
Margaret Chase Smith
Washlington
Judge to Instruct Jury in Sloan Murder Trial
Common Pleas Judge Carlos Riecker planned to turn the first degree murder trial of Mrs. Francis Sloan over to Morgan County jurors. Sloan is accused of killing her 16 year old nephew Kenneth Strohl with a .22 rifle at the couple’s Rose Farm area home. The state seeks the death penalty. if convicted she would be Morgan County’s first female first degree murder verdict. Sloan and her husband Raymond deny involvement.
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Common Pleas
Carlos Riecker
Francis Sloan
Rose Farm
Morgan County
Sloan
Skipper Grounds Boat Off Spectacle Island
A excursion vessel ran aground on a submerged rock near Spectacle Island in Boston Harbor. Captain James Goodwin guided the leaking ship to mud and evacuated 272 passengers and two crewmen, most teens, as tugboats and a police launch aided the rescue before the craft took on water. The Wilson Line, owner, said the vessel was en route Boston to Nantasket Beach.
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Belle
James Goodwin
Spectacle Island
Nantasket Beach
Wilson Line
Insurance coverage reaches over two thirds of Americans
The Health Insurance Council announced that 101,493,000 Americans, including men women and children, were covered by some form of voluntary health insurance at the last count. The figure reflects a record high reported Wednesday by the council, a coalition of nine insurance associations.
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Memorial Set For Sen taft In Washington
In Washington plans were announced to erect a million dollar bell tower as a Taft memorial on Capitol grounds. President Eisenhower and former President Hoover urged Congress to accept the gift, with Knowland introducing the legislation. The 100 foot carillon would be marble and granite, with three bells and manual or automatic playing, funded by the Taft Memorial Foundation.
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Robert A. Taft
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Knowland
Glouster Woman Aids Nominating DAR Head
Mrs Lowell E Burnelle of Glouster historian general of the Daughters of American Revolution helped nominate candidates for president general at Cincinnati yesterday She nominated Mrs Frederic A Groves of Cape Girardeau Missouri as a candidate for the top post
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Lowell E. Burnelle
National Society of the Daughters of American Revolution
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Cincinnati
Frederic A. Groves
Cape Girardau, Mo
Panel approves continuing Salk polio inoculations
A medical panel voted 8 to 2 to continue the current program of inoculating youngsters with the Salk polio vaccine, confirming ongoing immunization efforts.
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Washington
Chuckle: Behind Every Man Succeeds A Woman Usually Catches Him
Joke line noting a humorous twist on success and partnership. The quip implies a wife or partner often plays a corrective role in a man's achievements.
Polio Vaccine Debate Turns on Live or Dead Virus
New York report outlines a scientific clash between Salk and Sabin on polio vaccines. Salk favors a killed-virus shot to avoid polio, while Sabin advocates a live-virus approach thought to yield longer-lasting immunity. Public Health Service supports Salk with safety checks. experts warn live vaccines require lifetime proof of safety.
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Jonas E. Salk
Albert Sabin
Cincinnati
Sabin
Mahoney
Salk
The
Public Health Service
McCarthy Satellites Resolution Sparked Senate Clash
The Senate rejected McCarthy's bid to press for preconference talks with the Russians on satellite states by a 77 to 4 vote. Supporters argued for holding the summit to gain concessions, while opponents, including Eisenhower aides and leaders from both parties, warned against undermining the president.
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Langer
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Malone
Nevada
Dulles
Knowland
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Tien
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Teneur de Capehart
Rind
Capehart
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ford executive warns against splitting auto market
Ford Motor Co executive vice president Lewis D. Crusoe told a Senate judiciary subcommittee that government attempts to divide the American auto industry would cause stagnation and harm the economy. He stressed the market is large enough for all producers to succeed with cars the public wants.
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Washington
Ford Motor Co
Lewis D. Crusoe
Ford
Senate Judiciary
Crusoe
Maryland Bows to Integration Amid Deep South Resistance
The Maryland board unanimously bans racial segregation in five teachers colleges as part of implementing the Supreme Court ruling on school integration. NAACP leaders urge completion of integration by September 1956 while southern officials, including Judge Tom of Brookhaven, vow to preserve segregation. A Georgia leader proposes measures to undermine the ruling, including ending public schools and cutting funds for integrated schools. A rally in Selma and Atlantic City features voices challenging the Court and calling for defiance.
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Maryland
Supreme Court
White Citizens Council
Selma
Ala
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Brookhaven
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High Court
Georgia
Ex Politician J Koenig Found Slain In His Car
Police found the body of J Me Koenig a former St. Louis politician and rackets figure stuffed in the trunk of his new Cadillac in East St Louis. He had been shot in the head and chest and appears to have been slain elsewhere before being dumped. Koenig linked to May shooting of Birney T Havey Jr and Kenneth Mueller, with ties to Frank Wortman.
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J Me Koenig
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Frank
Buster) Wortman
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Koen
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St. Louis
Dust coats Marcus Hook as Sun Oil plant opens
In Marcus Hook Pennsylvania a chemical dust coated streets and homes after Sun Oil opened a new gasoline plant. Sun Oil’s spokesman said a dust from a catalyst caused the shimmering streets and denied health hazards while residents including a councilman's wife raised health fears and reported silver tarnish and rusty bathtub stains.
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Pennsylvania
Sun Oil Co
Sun
Lena Palmer
Peron Moves To Strengthen Government After Revolt
Buenos Aires reports a new pledge by President Peron to counter rumors and weaken rival Lucero. Government spokesman says Peron will end Lucero’s post revolt powers as temporary commander of all armed forces. Peron renews claim as nation’s president and commander in chief.
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Rame
Iona Baer Penilo Lucero
Peron
Argentina
Lucero
Laicet
Peronista
Mass strip tease warning over air pollution fears
A New York woman urged the city air pollution department to address a possible mass striptease effect from fumes. She argued that if uric acid fumes are eliminated the problem may grow as women in nylon attire are affected.
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New York
City Department of Air Pollution
Laure A. Cauble
Chess Rematch Slated With Soviet Champions
New York reports that four US players head to Moscow for a rematch with the Soviet champions after last year’s American team loss. Team member Jaret Horowitz said the Americans expect to do better this time, noting increased knowledge and preparation.
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New York
Moscow
Soviet Union
Jaraet Horowitz
Nehru and Bulganin Seek UN Seat for Communist China
The Soviet and Indian premiers urged admission of the Chinese People's Republic to the United Nations and called for a substantial reduction of armaments with international control. They backed peaceful forms to resolve Taiwan Formosa status and urged elections in Indochina.
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Russia
India
Formosa
China
Bulganin
Nehru
Soviet Union
Belgrade
Vienna
Rome
London
Chou En-lai
Yugosav Tito
Indochina
North
Viet Nam
Far East
Red China
Bulgaria
Ohio to overhaul elect JP system abolish fee jobs
Ohio’s lower house approved an amended bill to end the fee based justice of the peace system. The measure would abolish about 130 JP positions at term end and create county commissions to set JP numbers, with members including the presiding judge of the common pleas court, the prosecutor, and the county commissioners chair.
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Ccalimbus
Ohio
House
Quires
Common Pleas Court
Protete
of County Commissioners
Additions Betterments Bill Draws Over 5 Million More
The Senate Finance Committee backs nearly 43 percent more than the House on the additions and betterments bill proposing about 5 million dollars in extra funding for the next two years. The House and Senate seek a 948 million budget and modify school subsidy distributions and unemployment law as they clash over funding.
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Senate Finance Committee
Tom V. Moorehead
Muskingum
Athens
Chauncey
Gallipolis
McArthur
Nelsonville
House Education Committee
Pasesee
Senate
Senate House
House Finance Committee
J. Frank McClure
Ohio
Dublin scientists claim promising anti TB drug
A group of Dublin scientists announced a new anti tuberculosis drug with preliminary human tests described as most encouraging. They reported early results and said the compound shows potential for further development.
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