Aid Bill Tightens Trade Restrictions on Allies
The House Foreign Affairs Committee advanced a foreign aid bill worth 4.09 billion for action, adding a trade restriction to bar aid to countries shipping strategic materials to the Communist bloc. Rep Edna Kelly backed the amendment after noting British tractor shipments to Communist China, seeking to curb presidential exceptions to the Battle Act.
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Washington
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Richards
Dsc
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Edna ¥. Kelly
DNY
Public Learns Lenin's Doubts on Stalin's Character
The Komsomol Pravda article claims Lenin warned the Communist Party against Stalin, citing Lenin's last year remarks on Stalin's rudeness, capriciousness, and power abuses. It marks the first published Lenin quote denouncing Stalin and questioning his fitness for leadership.
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OSCOW
Lenin
Communist Party
Joseph Stalin
Communist Youth League
Komsomol Pravda
Stalin
Federal Aid Granted For Cleved Area Hit By Windstorm
President Eisenhower declared parts of northern Ohio disaster areas eligible for federal assistance after an appeal from Gov. Lausche. A federal civil defense representative planned to sign an agreement in Columbus to deliver aid to areas including Lakewood, near Cleveland.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Columbus
Lausche
Lakewood
Cleveland
Congressmen seek farm bill revision amid veto clash
Senator H. Alexander Smith of New Jersey plans a substitute farm bill to deflect Eisenhower’s veto and add three amendments. The debate centers on price supports for oats rye barley and grain sorghum while keeping soil bank provisions and possible advance payments. Senator Aiken warns of a second veto. Ellender counters against favored treatment for corn farmers.
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Washington
Sen. H. Measure
Alexander Smith
Senate
Eisenhower
Smith
For
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Aiken
R-Vi
Ellender
D-La
Agriculture Committee
Benson
Riesel Calls for Probe of Labor Underworld
Victor Riesel, blinded by an acid attack, urged a federal probe into labor racketeering six weeks after the assault. At a hospital news conference he named Senators Douglas and Ives and urged investigation by trusted lawmakers. He said he plans to leave the hospital early next week.
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New York
Victor Kiesel
Hhe
Paul Douglas
D-il
Irving Ives
R-Ny
Styles “Bridges
Riesel
Pair Held In Slaying
Two Connecticut youths Ronald Randall 17 and John Hudick 18 were held as they were returned to Connecticut for questioning in the death of Darrell Hotham 20 of Southington. They were arrested near Urbana Ohio after being seen in a car all day. Authorities say Randall confessed to shooting Hotham with a home made 22 caliber pistol after a fist fight at an amusement park.
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Columbus
Connecticut
Newington
Conn
Ronald Randall
John Hudick
Seriden
Urbana
Ohio
Darrell Hotham
Southington
Champaign County
Jay H. McKeever
Randall
Hotham
Hudick
Heart Operation Fails To Save Doomed Boy
An 18 month old boy, John Prince of Piatt Ohio, died after a delicate operation intended to correct transposition of the great vessels. Surgeons used a heart lung machine during the procedure but the child’s circulation failed and he died about three hours later despite hours of additional surgery. The parents said they would do the operation again if it could help others and expressed satisfaction that the attempt was made.
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Cleveland
Prince
Richard Prince
Piana
Ohio
Loajean
Vine
529 Day Trial Convicts Man and Two Accomplices
Joseph Sanders 50 of Columbus given 22 years in federal prison for the Oct 1 1954 Pickerington Bank robbery that yielded over 17000. John W Lane 32 and Richard C Williamson 41 both of Columbus received 16 years each after pleading guilty. Judge Mell G Under labeled the trio the most dangerous criminals in 20 years.
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John W. Lane
Richard C. Williamson
Columbus
Sanders
Mell G. Under
Ohio Power Plans 7 Million Line to Aluminum Plant
Ohio Power Co will build an 85 mile seven million dollar power line to connect the proposed Olin Mathieson aluminum plant in Monroe County. The 60 volt line starts at the Muskingum River plant near Zanesville and runs through Morgan Noble Monroe Belmont Jefferson to the Tidd plant near Brilliant, with completion aimed in 1958.
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Bellaire
Ohio
Ohio Power Co
Olin Mathieson
Monroe County
Power
Muskingum River
Zanesville
Moran
Noble
Monroe Counties
Clarington
Belmont
Jefferson Counties
Tidd
Brilliant
Stevenson Kefauver Drive Oregon Primary For 1956 Ticket
Adlai Stevenson and Senator Estes Kefauver campaign in Oregon the state’s first 1956 primary. Republicans weigh nominees McKay or Hitchcock to challenge Morse. write in options complicate ballots. Eisenhower leads Democratic delegates. Oregon shifts to a narrow edge for Democrats in registration.
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Portland
Ore
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Oregon
Far West
Douglas McKay
Phil Hitchcock
Len Wayne Morse
Kefauver
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
William 0. Dens
Sevenen
Douglas
J. Eisenhower
Nixon
Sedition Rule Opposition Sparks Federal State Crossroads
The Justice Department backs a Bridges bill to reopen dual federal and state action in sedition law after a Supreme Court decision narrowed federal field. Dep. Atty. Gen. Rogers argues federal state cooperation would work well, with both levels able to enforce postwar subversion laws. A related note cites concurrent debates in Congress.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Congress
Bridges
R-Nh
William P. Rogers
Eastland
D-Miss
Department
Scientists Tour USSR Red Atom-Smashers First Class Work
Western scientists toured a top secret Soviet atom smashing lab about 90 miles north of Moscow. They hailed the plant as first class and noted its synchrocyclotron matches the Berkeley design. The visit came during an international atomic conference with American British and Russian scientists observing closely.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
Ran
USS
Berkeley
Calif
United States
Cain Hits Administration Sees Committee Ouster
Senator Olin Johnston charged Senator Harry Cain with criticizing the loyalty program and the Eisenhower administration. Cain said his usefulness to the president is ending soon as his $15 000 annual post expires in August. Johnston leads a Senate Civil Service subcommittee probing the loyalty program.
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Washington
Olin Jany
Johnston
D-Sc
Harry P. Cain
Ain
Cnities Control Board
Colorado
Amerthe
Administration Civil Liberties Union
Tson
Cain
Eriti
Nixon
Denver
Sim
Repub
Eisenhower
Johnnston
Senate Civil Service Subcommittee
Peacher Fights Ouster Order at Denvertown High
MCCONNELLSVILLE An attempt will be made Monday night to settle the case of Denvertown High School teacher Jack Eberle 25 fighting his ouster over paddling five of his year old pupils and charges of teaching the Bible in class plus failing to perform coaching duties His lawyers plan to present a settlement offer to the school board If the talks fail hearings will resume and a decision on his ouster will be made by the board
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McConnellsville
Denvertown
Jacke Eberle
Ainst
Embezzling Case Faces Woman of 52 in Norfolk
Norfolk report shows Minnie Mangum, a 52 year old career worker, facing trial on embezzlement charges totaling about 2.884 million dollars over 22 years. She is accused of taking 1,080.00 from the Commonwealth Building and Loan Association where she served as assistant secretary treasurer. The proceeding precedes a larger trial set for next week.
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Norfolk
Minnie Mangum
Miss Mangum
Commonwealth Building and Loan Association
Commonwealth
Panty Raid Sparks Near Riot at UC Berkeley
UC Berkeley coeds report a panty raid that turned into a near riot with beds overturned and $10,000 in damages. Police say four men were arrested for stealing a classified government document linked to a servicemen list.
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Berkeley
P —‘Aree Now
University of California Stuents
Daily
Californian
Newark
N. J
Daily Californian
Org
FBI
Interstate highways eyed for Ohio as federal aid bill advances
James J. Sibbison outlines how the 1956 federal aid highway bill could fund an extensive Ohio interstate system. He notes about 1,383 miles in Ohio with four lane, divided highways and no toll booths, projecting a 13 year build timeline and routes from Cleveland to Columbus to Cincinnati with limited urban stops.
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James J. Sibbison
Washington
Ohio
Congress
House
Senate
Bureau of Public Roads
Cleveland
Columbus
Cina
Innati
State Inspector Fair After Heart Attack
Dr. John L Rich of the State Natural Resources Commission suffered a heart attack Thursday night during an inspection tour of the southern Ohio installation. His condition was described as fair today by the department.
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McArthur —H
John L Rich
State Natural Resources Commission
Ohio
Rich
Man pleads guilty in fatal abortion case of 2 year old
In New York Leo Pijuan interrupted his trial today and pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the death of Jacqueline Smith a two year old fabric designer. His codefendant Thomas G Daniel 25 remained on trial for first degree manslaughter.
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New York
Leo Pijuan
Jacqueline Smith
Thomas G. Daniel
Tax Cut in 56 Not Likely Despite Surplus Gains
Washington reports Speaker Raysburn D Texas says a 1996 tax cut is possible but not probable even as the projected midyear surplus rises by more than 1.2 billion dollars. Democratic leaders remain wary of tax relief before debt reduction and watch admin signals closely.
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Washington
House
Rays Burn
Truman in Rome as crowds cheer new U S president
The crowd in Rome welcomed President Truman with cheers as he arrived and planned a meeting with Pope Pius XII. Reporters noted Truman's diplomacy aims and expected discussions with Gen. Mark Clark regarding any concerns he wishes to raise.
Lima escapee sought tavern hold up in Newark
Robert L. Jamison 22 of Newark Ohio escaped from Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane last Saturday and was captured Thursday after he tried to rob a tavern in Newark. The arrest followed a report of an attempted hold up.
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Tampa
Lima
Ohio) State Hospital
Robert L. Jamison
Newark
Ohio
Marietta Woman Pleads Innocent in Assault Case
Bessie Sprague Deaton of Marietta Route 4 was bound over to the grand jury on $1000 bond after pleading innocent to an assault and battery charge. The case arose from alleged actions involving her husband Clinton Deaton. A separate report notes a cross burned near Notre Dame Seminary in New Orleans in a racially charged incident tied to Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel.
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New Orleans
Joseph Francis Rummel
Notre Dame Seminary
Niremen
Ross
Semsinary
Archbigeops
U. & Sue Yreme
High Court
Marietta
Bessie Sprague Deaton
NAVY
Washington
Clinton
Pacific
California
Ohio Liquor Freeze Eases as New Rules Take Hold
Columbus officials announce a thaw in the liquor permit freeze with a 3600 total beer and wine carryout permit cap. The state liquor board says districts will receive permits based on population, impacting applications filed by May 28 and potential court appeals over the new May 28 effective regulations.
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Columbus
un—Ann Liquor
Secretary of State
Polimi
James C. Bryant
Bryant
State Liquor Board
Liquor Department
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