House Poised to Ok 33 Billion Dollar Defense Budget
The House expected to approve a 33.665 billion defense appropriation for the upcoming fiscal year with little opposition after debate revealed no major shifts from the Appropriations Committee. Speaker Mahon warned of the atomic era while underscoring U S Russia mutual deterrence as defense spending remains essential.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Defense Department
Appropriations Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Eisenhower
Mahon
D‘tex
United States
Russia
Dulles Pleads Against Cutting Foreign Aid
Secretary of State Dulles urged the House Foreign Affairs Committee not to trim President Eisenhower’s 900 million dollar foreign aid request. He said no world situation justifies curtailing aid and warned the administration views the expenditure as necessary for U.S. security.
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Yachlnuton
Dulles
House Foregin Affairs Committee
Fisenhower
Britain Cites Tunisian Moroccan Independence
Britain reports that Tunisia and Morocco will soon gain independence as Africa moves toward self rule. The French National Assembly has not yet ratified formal agreements ending the protectorates and establishing independence.
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Britain
Tunisian
Morocco
French National Assembly
Tunisia
Was a Primary Issue Favorite Son Hat Dented for Lausche
Ohio voters trimmed Governor Frank Lausche's bid for a strong delegation to the Democratic National Convention. His favored son plan faltered with northeastern opposition costing four of his 58 convention votes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Hat Lausche
U. S
Senate
George Bender
Lausche
Atty
William O'Neill
Michael V. DiSalle
O'Neill
John W. Brown
DiSalle
Toledo
Brown
Medina, Vinton
Jackson
Counsburg
House
Solons Review Saddled Soil Bank Proposals In Senate Panel
Senate Agricultural Committee prepared a final review of a House soil bank bill with added price support provisions for crops and livestock. The panel kept price supports for corn oats rye barley and sorghum, added a two price rice plan, and approved a meantime benefit payment on cropland to be retired from production.
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Washington
Senate ‘Agricultural Committee
Ellender
D-La
Aiken
R-Va
Enin
Williams
R-Del
Senate
Eisenhower
Soil Bank
Secretary of Agriculture
Slayer Cries On Stand In Ohio Manslaughter Trial
Douglass Gott sobbed on the witness stand as he described stabbing Rudy Longo after finding his wife with Longo in a Wickliffe bar basement. Gott pleads not guilty by temporary insanity. Judge Winfield Scott Slocum presided during a brief testimony period.
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Paureaville
Ohio
Douglass Gott
Ott
Winfield Scott Slocum
Gott
Rudy Longo
Wickliffe
Ike Wins Indiana Primary as Democrats Attack GOP
The Indiana primary shows President Eisenhower winning with 38 percent as Democrats attack the GOP. Adlai Stevenson blasts the administration over social issues while Kefauver campaigns in California and Truman comments on U.S. foreign policy challenges.
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Eisenhower
Indiana
Los Angeles
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
California
Oxnard
Calif
Estes Kefauver
Stev
New York
Truman
Republcan
Russia
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Ike to Enter Army Hospital for Physical Exam
President Eisenhower will enter Walter Reed Hospital tonight for a new medical checkup. A White House briefing says the examination will be used in the political campaign and the physician indicates the president appears in good health.
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Ashington
Eisenhower
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Hheart
White House
Eisenhower Could Name Second Democrat to High Post
President Eisenhower reportedly seeks a prominent Democrat for a top administration role. He previously offered retiring Senator George to head the NATO mission, while Senator George Okre will retire after his term and may be available for January.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Geeorge
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
George
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Senate
Talmadge
Eugene Talmadge
M. E
Thompson
Earle Cocke
Atlanta Airlines
Andyheemar
America Legion
Atlanta
NATO
White House
Reds Sing Dulles Sister In Berlin Spy Charge
East German state agency accuses Eleanor Dulles sister of U S Secretary of State of masterminding the Berlin red telephone lines and a border tunnel project. U S authorities offer no comment beyond noting the matter is with Washington. In West Germany local results show tight races as unofficial tallies emerge and voting stations report locked boxes and guarded ballots.
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Berlin
U. S
Dulles
Eleanor
Washington
Efficiency Surrounds ECOSOC Delegates
On the 19th and Zind floors of a Park Avenue office building two uniformed policemen guard the United States Mission to the United Nations. The offices house about 15 personnel ranging from secretary to ambassador, all engaged in important tasks within the mission.
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Dick Bitters
Park Avene
mid-Manhattan
United States
United Nations
Wason's Ballot Boxes Placed Under Guard
Ballot boxes in the county clerk’s office are guarded during the canvass. County court members will begin the official tally Friday. Unofficial results show Mrs. C. P. Stout 2106 votes and Gerald Rood 2928 in the school board race. Campbell Stevens leads George Rairden 182 to 1825 in GOP House of Delegates tally.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Kay Aachen
Germany
Sirmond Musgrave
Wineton Churchill
United
Musgri
School Board
C. P. Stout
Gerald Rood
House of Delegates
Campbell Stevens
George Rairden
GOP
U. S
E. H. Bissell
New York
Ty Court
United Nations
Henry Cater
United States
Jon
Security Council
Economic and Social Council
Eden Blasted In Mystery Of Frogman
London lawmakers pressed Prime Minister Eden over the British frogman mystery. Debates centered on the disappearance of Commodore Jones Crabb near the Soviet cruiser Ordzhonikidze in Portsmouth Harbor during Khrushchev’s visit last month.
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Eden
Oday
Jones Crabb
Ordzhonikidze
Sortsmouth Harbor
Commons
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Unloading Sets 20 Rockets Off at Selfridge Base
In Mount Clemens Michigan 24 rockets were accidentally discharged from an F86 Sabrejet at Selfridge Air Force Base. An airman was burned when a rocket discharged from its pod. One rocket struck a civilian in Harrison Township and another hit a base salvage yard building. A girl found an unexploded rocket at a school and brought it inside. Police sealed a two mile perimeter as Air Force crews removed the firing mechanism and retrieved missiles from fields and homes.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Selfridge Air Force Base
Air Force
Harrison Township
Soviets Predict Major Cut in Armed Forces
Western diplomats in Moscow expect a Kremlin decision to reduce Russia's armed forces to levels discussed at the London arms talks. Officials say the Soviet plan could set ceilings for Russia, the United States, and China near 4 to 1 percent, citing manpower needs and industrial strains.
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London
Russia
United States
Red China
France
V. M. Molotov
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
State Department
Martial Law Expanded in Eastern Algeria as Rebels Step Up
In Algiers, Resident Minister Lacoste declared martial law extending to the eastern third of Algeria to curb a spring offensive by nationalist rebels now into its 19th month. The action tightens French control though few expect major changes while urgency remains nationwide.
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Algiers
Algeria
Robert Lacoste
Lacoste
Washington
Tion
Asaults
Rousched
Constantine
Redjas
Mi France
Vioence
David Trago Wins Sheriff Nomination
Former Jackson County Sheriff David L. Trago won the Democratic nomination for sheriff defeating Art Bishop and Sam Womeldort by over 800 votes. He currently serves a one year sentence in Gallia County Jail on a moral share while continuing his campaign.
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Ackson
Jackson County
David L. Trago
Trago
Gallia County
Art Bishop
Sam Womeldort
Weather Delays H-Bomb Test at Bikini Atoll
Weather postpones the H bomb test aboard USS Mt. McKinley at Bikini Atoll. Five earlier postponements and wind changes forced officials to target dawn on a delayed date as planes and ships sweep seas to clear the danger zone. The bomb, described as one of the larger hydrogen devices, is to be carried by a B-2 Stratofortress for a test near Nama.
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MT. Mckinley
Om Biniai
Estes
Marshall Islands
U. S
Jtal Joint Task Force
Bikini
Witness says he worked for the Russians from 1933 to 1940
Subcommittee Counsel Robert Morris told newsmen that the witness claimed employment for the Mussians between 1933 and 1940. Morris said the witness’s contacts through the 160s were spotty and that he would decide later whether to hear him further. The witness has been in contact with the FBI.
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Subcommittee
Robert
Morris
FBI
Railway line blown up near Beersheba in ceasefire area
Israeli army spokesman says the Beer sheba Tel Aviv railway line was blown up Wednesday night three miles north of Beersheba. Three minor frontier incidents were reported along the Israeli Arab frontiers despite UN ceasefire pledges from the peace mission led by Dag Hammarskjold last month.
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Zrusalea
Beersheba
Tel Aviv
Dag Hammarekjold
Middle East
Greek Cypriots Executed by British amid Island Tensions
At dawn Michael Karaolis and Andreas Demetrious were executed behind Nicosia Central Prison walls amid fears of rioting on the tense island. Enosis supporters faced the sentence with mourning marks as clemency pleas failed.
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Michael Karaolis
Andreas Demetrious
Nicosia
Snn
Enosis Union of Cyprus
Cyprus
Enosis
Karaolis
Demetious
Karsolis
Nikrodia
Demetrious
U. S
Dayton grandmother confesses to shooting husband in home
Dayton detectives say Irene Bayless, a year old grandmother, admitted firing a 12 gauge shotgun at her machinist husband James Rushin Bayless 51 in their Dayton residence. She cited an unclear motive claiming she loved him. The shooting occurred early Wednesday.
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Mongomery County
Airs
Irene Bayless
James Rushin Bay- Jess
Carl Coburn
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