Democrats Push Cuts in Eisenhower Budget
Senate Democrats led by Lyndon Johnson vow to target least essential federal spending as they back a plan influenced by Byrd to seek substantial reductions in Eisenhower's 71.8 billion budget. House action urged the President to indicate where cuts may be made, while Republicans claim budget review is Congress’ duty and accuse Democrats of political maneuvering.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Eisenhower
Johnson
Byrd
D-Va
House Committee
House
Congress
GOP
Buck
Rep
Gubser
California
Brundage
Cans
McCormack
Massachusetts
Humphrey
United States
Arends
R-Ill
Halleck
R-Ind
Norfolk
Eisenhower Says Budget Cuts Up to Congress as Bermuda Plans Advance
President Eisenhower said he will be as helpful as possible but Congress must decide how to trim the administration's 71.8 billion dollar budget. He abandoned Florida health plans, will sail to Bermuda for talks with Prime Minister Macmillan, and urged Congress to reexamine the budget, suggesting higher postal revenues to reduce the Post Office deficit.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Florida
Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
Post Office Department
Court Denies Unconditional Release for John M. Holzworth
Akron area court denies unconditional release for author explorer and lawyer John M. Holzworth 65 from Hawthorn State Hospital after a one year trial period. Judge Ray B. Watters sides with hospital authorities keeping Holzworth under treatment to address alleged legal practice rights and upcoming Washington cases are noted. Holzworth previously faced 1954 conversion charges from a Kent auto firm and incidents in jail including fighting with prisoners and setting fires.
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Akron
John M. Holzworth
Hawthornden State Hospital
Summit County Common Pleas Court
Ray B. Watters
Holzworth
Washington
Kent Auto
Ravenna
Portage County
Ohio farmers to receive soil bank benefits for not growing corn
Ohio's commercial cornbelt 22 847 farmers will get 12 574 152 dollars in soil bank benefits for not growing corn this summer announced by the Ohio Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee on Tuesday night.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Racket Investigators Hear Secrets of Union Records and Langley
Senate rackets investigators plan to hear testimony on destroyed Portland Teamsters financial records and secret voice recordings. William M. Langley, Portland district attorney, is expected as key witness amid ties to an alleged plan by Teamsters bosses to seize Oregon law enforcement. James B. Elkins and Raymond F. Clark face March 26 trial on wiretap violations related to the recordings. Clyde Crosby, Oregon Teamsters chief, is set for brief recitation on denial of Elkins testimony.
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Senate
William M. Langley
Portland
Ore
Langley
Teamsters
Oregon
Robert Kennedy
Senate Committee
Portland Teamsters Union Financial
James B. Elkins
Elkins
Raymond F. Clark
Clyde Crosby
Teamsters Union
Seattle
Beck Rich or Not Beck Rich How Rich Is Beck
Seattle report on Dave Beck, president of the Teamsters, deflects questions about his wealth. He cites real estate deals as proof of a fortune while warning he may invoke the Fifth Amendment to protect his finances if Senate investigators pry.
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Seattle
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Beck
Europe
Senate
Senate Committee
Curtis Receives Two Life Terms in Dart Driver Killing
Hillsboro Ohio Curtis 22 was sentenced to two life terms for the December 8 1956 slaying of cab driver Durward E Perry 51. The sentences run concurrently after a jury in Common Pleas Court convicted him of two counts of first degree murder.
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Hillsboro
Ohio
Robert Lee Curtis
Durward E. Perry
Curtis
Common Pleas
Airlines face multiple bomb hoaxes grounding 36 planes
Five hoax calls prompted searches on 36 planes across 10 cities, delaying about a thousand passengers. Trans World Airlines, American Airlines, Delta, United, and Eastern each checked planes after anonymous threats. No bombs found. investigations continued as crews inspected luggage and cargo.
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Delta Airlines
Newark
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Tex
Charlotte
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Philadelphia
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Eastern
Miami
Increase of Female Employment Expected To Continue
Washington report on a two year study of wom anpower projects a continuing rise in women in the labor force. The National Manpower Council says explosive growth since World War II may yield 33 600 000 female jobholders by 1975 and notes nine out of ten women are likely to work outside the home at some point in life.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Manpower Council
Fire destroys Railway Signal Co plant in Fortoria
A blaze tore through the American Railway Signal Co plant at Fortoria on Tuesday. The fire started near a foree railroad warning signal capping table, destroying the facility. Local investigators probe the cause and assess damages.
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Fostoria
American Railway Signal Co
SEATO Ministers End Conference in Australia
SEATO Council of Ministers closed its third annual conference in Canberra with four aims: bolster defense and internal security, grow economic resources to resist Red influence, foster multilateral cultural exchange, and expand anti subversion efforts. Dulles praised the Canberra outcomes as progress, while the final communique warned that Communist China and North Vietnam continue to build military strength.
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Australia
Seato Council of Ministers
Southeast Asia
SEATO
Red Bloc
Dulles
China
Viet Nam
Feen Gang Attack Kills 17 Year Old in Chicago
Alvin Palmer a 17 year old Black high school student died after a beating by eight white youths on Chicago’s Southwest Side. He collapsed after a single blow to the head near a bus stop and died at Holy Cross Hospital the next day. A passer by described the group as silent and one suspect used a hammer.
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Chicago
Alvin Palmer
Palmer
Holy Cross Hospital
Gang of Eight
Wheeler
Father and infant hurt in crash near Portsmouth
A 23 year old father Harold D. Jordan of Coal Grove and his 9 month old son were hospitalized after a Tuesday night crash on U S 52 about five miles east of Portsmouth. The collision killed Una K. Jordan, 19, wife and mother of the injured. Highway patrolmen reported the car ran off the highway.
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Portsmouth
Mercy Hospital
Una K. Jordan
Harold D. Jordan
Coal Grove
U. S. 52
Here
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Run Above Normal Across Regions
Temperatures will average 4 to 8 degrees above normal with highs from 45 to 52 and lows from 28 to 32. Expect only minor daily changes. Precipitation totals 0.25 to 0.12 inches as showers Thursday and again over the weekend. Snow may mix with showers near Lake Erie.
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Lake Erie
Holt to become Ohio school chief as salary and term set
Edward E. Holt, 55, named Ohio state superintendent of public instruction by the State Board of Education. Legislation must fix his salary and term. a $25 000 annual salary bill cleared the Senate Education and Health Committee 8 to 0 with an emergency clause. Holt previously led Springfield schools since 1948 and began in Brown County education in 1921.
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Columbus
Edward E. Holt
Ohio
Holt
Springfield
State Board of Education
General Assembly
Senate Education and Health Committee
Charlton Myers
Harold Vincent
Milwaukee
Adams County
Eagle Township
Brown County
Higginsport
Georgetown
Hillsboro
Marion
D. O. Taber
R-Gallia
William O’neill
Senate
House
Ben-Gurion asserts Israel freedom to act over Gaza
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion told the Knesset that Israel reserves its freedom of action if Egypt resumes control of Gaza. He warned Israel would not give prior notice of moves when action is deemed appropriate. Egypt plans civil administration in Gaza while UN troops police the border.
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David Ben-Gurion
Gaza Strip
Ben-Gurion
Egypt
Mediterranean
Israel
Knesset
Parliament
Cairo
Gaza
Israeli- Gaza
Strip
Palestine Department
Washington
UN Opposes Postponing Egyptian Rule in Gaza
UN Undersecretary Ralph Bunche said Egypt will govern Gaza with UNEF support and has no plan to internationalize the territory. He met with President Nasser after stating Egypt's administration is not postponed, despite demonstrations and surprise governance moves by Cairo.
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Gaza
UNEF
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Egypt
Ralph Bunche
Gaza Strip
Bunche
Nasser
United States
E. L. M. Burns
Glass Slivers In Chocolates Sent To Dinah Washington
Police said a box of chocolates sent to blues singer Dinah Washington contained glass slivers and could have killed her. The 32 year old singer passed the box to a friend, who bit into a chocolate and found the glass. A note signed Yasha accompanied the candy. Postal inspectors are investigating.
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Hollywood
Dinah Washington
Ann Moore
Yasha
Odor of Wife's Chili KO's Hungry Man at Midnight
Benny Portagallo attempted a late night snack by heating his wife’s chili in a pan. He inhaled fumes and passed out, prompting Middletown firefighters to rush him to the hospital. He recovered and decided he was no longer hungry for chili.
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Middletown
Benny Portagallo
Benny
Institute says eliminating accidents could fund homes
The Institute for Safer Living estimates that removing all accidents in the United States for one year would save about 11 billion dollars, enough to build a million new single family houses.
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Boston
Institute For Safer Living
United States
Ethiopia May Give U S Bases to Aid Egypt Rift
Addis Ababa signaling possible acceptance of U S requests for Massawa anchorage and three warships in peacetime with more in war, in return for greater American aid. Moscow and Cairo warned of potential escalation as Nasser seeks support to counter U S moves in the region.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
U.S
Egypt
Nixon
Red Sea
Massawa
Moscow
Cairo
Russia
United States
Nasser
Suez Canal
Gulf of Aqaba
Gulf
Lausche urges farming talks toll of big government
Senator Frank Lausche tells an Ohio Farm Bureau delegation that the federal government is too vast to monitor, during a three day visit to discuss corn acreage programs with Ohio lawmakers. He opposes a 5 million dollar Pan American Games appropriation for Cleveland 1959 and notes Secretary Benson and Senator Bricker discuss farm atomic energy uses.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
Lausche
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
John W. Bricker
Cleveland
Hunter's Gun May Get Shot At Ohio Quail
Ohio quails may lose protection under a bill from the Legislature. The Senate Conservation Committee approved a trial 35 county southern quail hunting season and 53 northern counties on state land only to test population impact.
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Hunter
Ohio
Columbus
State Wildlife Division
Senate Conservation Committee
Group Okays Bruce As Envoy to Bonn
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved President Eisenhower’s nomination of David K. E. Bruce as ambassador to West Germany without objection. Some Republican grumbling had arisen but the panel unanimously recommended confirmation.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
David K. E. Bruce
West Germany
Bruce
Labor Opposes More Committee Plans Vote On Insurance
Columbus reports a House Insurance Committee vote today on a bill ending Ohio's workers compensation monopoly. Labor opposes, Sen. Taft Jr. sponsors. The panel postponed verdict 24 hours.
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Columbus
Ohio
House Insurance Committee
Robert Taft Jr
Hamilton
Organized Labor
House Commerce and Transportation Committee
State Highway Department
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