Eisenhower Presses for Clarity on Disarmament Talks Amid Aid Debate
President Eisenhower voiced concern to Republican leaders over potential abroad effects if foreign aid is cut further. The House weighs a 3.603 billion dollar mutual security bill far below his request, with preliminary voting set and bipartisan appeals to back what he calls vital for global and U.S. security.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
GOP
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Mass
Eissenhower
Free World
America
Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
Bentley
E. Ross Adair
R-Ind
Nixon threat noted as Caracas arrival triggers security
In Caracas Vice President Nixon faced a reported threat as rioting broke out when his caravan entered central the city. Police used tear gas to disperse students while U S and Venezuelan sources warned of a possible life threatening incident during the two day stay.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Nixon
U. S
Washington
Secret Service
A. E. Baughman
Frank Barry
Baughman
Barry
Five Drug Firms Denied Indictment Over Polio Vaccine Pricing
A federal grand jury in Trenton charged five major drug companies Merck American Home Products Eli Lilly Parke Davis and Allied Laboratories with conspiring to fix prices and curb competition in polio vaccine sales to federal state and local governments. The case involves about 125 million dollars in vaccines sold by year end under the Poliomyelitis Vaccination Assistance Act of 1955 with federal funds allocated to state programs. Assistant Attorney General Victor R. Hansen said the firms allegedly submitted uniform bids adopted noncompetitive sale terms and uniform pricing methods.
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Trenton
N. J
Victor R. Hansen
Washington
Merck & Co
American Home Products Corp
Eli Lilly & Co
Parke, Davis & Co
Allied Laboratories, Inc
Starkweather Murder Trial Reads Letter Detailing Deaths
A letter signed by Charles Starkweather and Caril Fugate describes the stepfather’s death and Caril’s alleged role in preventing her mother from killing Starkweather. Read in Lincoln court, the note dated after Starkweather’s arrest in Wyoming, though not charging the stepfather’s death. The Bartlett family figures as additional victims among Starkweather’s admitted 11 slayings.
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Lincoln, Neb
Charles Starkweather
Caril Fugate
Caril
Charles
Starkweather
Wyoming
Marion Bartlett
Soviet Faces Trouble Launching Third Sputnik
A leading Soviet scientist hinted Monday night that the Soviet Union is experiencing trouble in attempting to launch a third Sputnik. The attempted mission follows earlier successes and underscores ongoing spaceflight challenges during the era.
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Warsaw
Soviet Union
Seven Still Looking Power Mower Adverts
Athens resident Edwin Secoy advertised a power mower in The Messenger Classifieds. He sold the mower within ten minutes of returning home and received seven more calls. The notice urges readers to place quick ads for buyers or to post a Wanted to Buy ad for buyers.
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Edwin Secoy
Athens Rt. 2
Messenger
Teacher Asks Clarification Of Charges
Harley Haskins 53 a school principal who pleaded guilty to abusing two girl pupils seeks clarification via District Court appeal. His attorney says charges were not specific. County board and state officials may review the court record to decide if charges warrant revoking his teaching certificate.
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Dayton
Harley Haskins
Haskins
Herbert M. Eikenbary
Eikenbury
M. B. Morton
Montgomery County School Board
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
E. E. Holt
Morton
Suspect Held For Pennsylvania Police
Ronald R. Merley 28, originally arrested April 25 in Gallipolis for auto theft, is held in Washington County Jail on bond failure. He is wanted in Pennsylvania on charges of rape indecent assault corrupting the morals of a minor and larceny.
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Marietta
Gallipolis
Byrnedale
Clearfield County
Ronald R. Merley
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Painter Found Dead in Freight Car in Richmond
A Marion flag pole painter named Fay Whitney Belt, 51, of 290 Ballentine Ave, was found crushed to death in a freight car in Richmond Indiana on Monday night. Police and investigators identified the victim and are reviewing the scene for causes of death.
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Richmond
Ind
Marion
Fay Whitney Belt
Ballentine Ave
Trucks May Pass Through Uhrichsville After Repairs
City council in Uhrichsville approves a plan with Tuscarawas County to share temporary repair costs for an 1800 foot stretch of street carrying U S 250 36 and Ohio 8. Barricades may stay until repairs are approved. The city would pay 12.8 percent of a $135000 permanent project with federal aid covering two thirds and the state 20.5 percent.
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Uhrichsville
Kelly Craige
Tuscarawas County
U. S. 36
Ohio
Jess Dempster
Goodyear Plant Groundbreaking Set for Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce announces informal ground breaking for a nine million dollar Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. plant to be built by Catalytic Construction Co. on a 300 acre Apple Grove site. The ceremony at 2 p m Thursday will include Gov. Cecil Underwood, Don Crislip, Mayor B W Krodel, plant manager Oka Carlson, and other invitees from Appalachian Electric and the construction firm.
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Point Pleasant
Goodyear
Appalachian Electric
Construction Company
Britain and Singapore Draft Final Constitution
British and Malay officials began work today on the final draft of a new constitution for Singapore. They expect to complete the work by the middle of next week. The constitution will grant Singapore full internal self government with the date of effect to be decided by the British and Singapore governments.
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London
Singapore
Britain
Canada to reveal multimillion public works plan
Ottawa government under Prime Minister John Diefenbaker plans to outline in parliament a multimillion dollar program of public works expansion and northern development to boost a sagging Canadian economy.
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Canada
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Algerians Riot At U S Consulate In Algiers
Angry demonstrators sack the US Information Agency office and march to the U S Consulate in Algiers demanding France keep a firm grip on Algeria. Police stood by as shops stayed shut and Arab Casbah emptied.
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U.S. Information Agency
U.S
USIA
France
Algeria
Pflimlin Seeks Assembly Backing for Premier Post
Paris. Pierre Pflimlin asked the assembly to approve him as postwar premier on a limited home rule platform. He proposed a coalition cabinet across middle road parties and urged NATO allies, especially the U S and Britain, to back France in North Africa amid security tensions outside the chamber. He pledged the continued Algerian policy until rebels agree to a cease fire and elections.
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Pierre Pflimlin
Algeria
Assembly
Popular Republicans
MRP
Pflimlin
France
North
Africa
NATO
United States
Britain
North Africa
Family Welcomes Ninth Son in McConnelsville
Mr and Mrs Russell J Roberts of McConnelsville welcome their ninth son born at Bethesda Hospital Zanesville making a family of ten children with the first child a girl.
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Russell J. Roberts
McConnelsville
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Ohio cities lack fully developed air raid warning systems
Civil defense officials reported that four Ohio cities designated as critical targets have not developed adequate air raid warning systems. Akron 20 percent, Cincinnati 60 percent, Youngstown 73 percent, Lorain 80 percent can hear the sirens.
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Washington
Civil Defense
Ohio
Akron
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Lorain
Chinese Girl Walks After Televised Heart Operation
A three year old Chinese girl who had chest opening surgery for a televised heart operation last week was granted permission today to walk around the hospital.
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New York
Chile Accepts Invitation To Antarctic Meeting
Chile has conditionally accepted President Eisenhower's invitation to a conference to draft a pact preserving Antarctica as a neutral reserve for peaceful scientific research a government source said Monday night.
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Santiago
Chile
Eisenhower
Antarctica
Riots in Lebanon Kill 11 as Beirut Unrest Surges
Rioters smashed shops and blocked streets in Beirut amid protests against Lebanon's pro-Western government. Five customs officials died near the Syrian border and five more in Beirut, raising the toll to at least 36 since fighting began. A rigid curfew followed the riots and U.S. library buildings were burned.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S. Information Agency
Tripoli
U.S
Nasser
Martin sees hints of leveling recession but no clear forecast
Federal Reserve chair William M. Martin told Sen ates the recession shows hopeful indications of leveling off yet remains inconclusive. He cautioned that the process of leveling out exists and gains must consolidate before a spring upturn, warning against definite forecasts. He spoke to the Senate Banking subcommittee amid housing legislation hearings.
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Washington
William M. Martin
Federal Reserve
Martin
John Sparkman
Ala
Subcommittee
Airport Idea Prompts Joint Zanesville Cambridge Talks
Municipal Airport seven miles east of here may be jointly operated by Zanesville and Cambridge. Cambridge civic leaders met with Zanesville city officials Monday to discuss the plan.
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Zanesville
Here
Cambridge
Eisenhower Eyes Quick Parley with Khrushchev on Disarmament Talks
President Eisenhower wants Khrushchev to spell out exact terms for technical disarmament talks and aims for a late month meeting if the Soviet leader clarifies his earlier statement that talks should be completed in the shortest term. Dulles and officials seek allied views as State Department consults partners.
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United States
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
State Dulles
White House
Dulles
State Department
Friends Plan TV Show For Red Skelton
Hollywood reports CBS TV will skip Red Skelton tonight following the funeral for his 9-year-old son Richard who died after a 15 month leukemia battle. Milton Berle Donald O Connor Sidney Miller Vincent Price join in a tribute program at Forest Lawn Church of the Recessional with William Lundigan reading Fowler written eulogy. Contributions to UCLA Medical Research Department of Leukemia are requested in lieu of flowers.
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Red Skelton
Skelton
Richard
Cbs-Tv
Milton Berle
Donald O’connor
Sidney Miller
Vincent Price
Forest Lawn
Church of the Recessional
William Lundigan
Gene Fowler
Ucla Medical Research Department of Leukemia
Ucla Medical Center
Widow Lu cille Justice Named Scioto County Sheriff
Mrs Lu cille Justice widow of Burl E Justice is appointed Scioto County sheriff by county commissioners to serve until November. She has long served as deputy jail matron and bookkeeper in the sheriff's office.
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Portsmouth
Lucille Justice
Scioto County
Burl E. Justice
Justice
To Build Nike Bases in West Germany
Allied military sources report a string of Niki antiaircraft rocket bases will be built in forward areas of West Germany to bolster Western Europe's air defenses. The plan signals a broader NATO defense posture during the period.
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Bom
Germany
West Germany
Western
Europe
Union pickset at Convair Pomona plant over wage offer
IAM struck Convair Pomona producing Terrier and Tartar missiles. 1777 of 4700 hourly workers walked out as lines formed after rejecting a company raise of 17 to 27 cents. Production to continue. related talks ongoing with Douglas Aircraft in several cities.
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Pomona
Calif
International Association of Machinists
Convair
IAM
San Diego
Navy
J. W. Naish
Douglas Aircraft Co
Long Beach
Tulsa
Okla
Charlotte
N. C
Santa Monica
el Segundo
Police Seek Door Shooter Near Cynthiana
State Highway Patrol sought James Scraigs, 50, after he fired through the door of Archie Nichols residence one mile south of Cynthiana off Ohio 41. Nichols was not hit, Scraigs fled promising to return to shoot the house until he found Sam Fugitt who Scraigs said stabbed him in 1935.
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Piketon
State Highway Patrol
James Scraigs
Archie Nichols
Cynthiana
Ohio 41
Scraigs
Sam Fugitt
Nichols
Fugitt
Ohio Tops in Interstate Road Funding Says Official
Washington reports Ohio leads in interstate road funding with 114 676 000 obligated for 98.4 miles under construction as of March 31 1958. The official notes mileage alone is misleading due to varying state totals and completion stages.
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Washington
Ohio
Public Roads Bureau
Roads Bureau
Texas
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