Aid Bill To Get Airing Tuesday In Congress
President Eisenhower plans a nationwide radio and television address Tuesday night to push a foreign aid package totaling about 3.88 billion dollars. Secretary of State Dulles leads hearings Wednesday as the Senate weighs shifting aid toward loans and long term development, with a 2.8 billion dollar military component.
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Congress
State Department
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Lucsuay
State Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
United States
Dayton Jaycee Named Outstanding Leader
The Ohio Junior Chamber selects John W. Moellering president of the Dayton Junior Chamber as outstanding Jaycee president of Ohio. E. J. Pott of Canton is elected president for 1957.
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Dayton
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
John W. Moellering
Dayton Junior Chamber
Ohio
E. J. Pott
Canton
Federal Mediation Sought by Teamsters
The Teamsters Union asked the federal mediation service to intervene in a wage dispute with Montgomery Ward and Co. after breaking off talks saying no basis for continuing discussions was found. Negotiations had lasted only two days.
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Teamsters Union
Federal Mediation Service
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Ward
France Protests Egypt Control Of Suez Canal At UN
United Nations New York France's Foreign Minister Christian Pineau asked the Security Council to revamp Egypt's control of the Suez Canal. He said the UN should declare the de facto situation not final and seek a negotiated settlement among Egypt and canal users. Gromyko in Moscow opposed any council action.
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France
Christian Pineau
UN Security Council
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Suez Canal
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Paris
New York
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U. N
Soviet Union
Andrei Y. Gromyko
Moscow
Red Cross Spent 50 Million In Two Years
Chairman E Roland Harriman told the opening of the Red Cross annual convention that disaster aid has used 50 million dollars in two years. He said the organization spared no effort and named retired Gen. Lucius D. Clay to head a new drive for members and funds as reserves lag amid hurricane floods and the Hungarian uprising.
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Red Cross
E. Roland Harriman
Lucius D. Clay
Harriman
American Is Rotary International President
Charles G. Tennent of Asheville North Carolina was formally confirmed in Lucerne as president elect of Rotary International. He will assume duties July 1 from Gian Paolo Lang the outgoing president of Rotary International.
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Switzerland
Charles G. Tennent
Asheville
N.C
Rotary International
Tennent
Gian Paolo Lang
Little Whooping Crane Starts Life Safely
New Orleans reports the world 28th whooping crane is one day old as its parents Jo and Crip anticipate a second egg. Jo laid the first egg 32 days ago and the chick hatched just before midnight Saturday.
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Ingrid Bergman Denies Rossellini Affair Rumor
Ingrid Bergman said there is no truth to reports her husband Roberto Rossellini is living with a married Indian woman in Bombay and plans to divorce her. She urged peace for his work as rumors circulate about their split and Rossellini calls the relationship a business one.
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Roberto Rossellini
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Benny Hooper Jr. aims to fish after week of illness
Seven year old Benny Hooper Jr. remains in recovery in Manorville New York after being trapped 24 hours in a backyard well. Doctors say he has bronchial and sinus inflammations but is not in danger and should be ready to fish in about a week or ten days.
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Bayview Hospital
Mastic Beach
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Manorville
N. Y
Benny Hooper Jr
Joseph H. Kris
Rescue Effort For Miner Continues In Pennsylvania Mine
In Lykens Pennsylvania rescue crews labor to reach 34 year old David Snyder a father of five trapped underground since Friday. The 40 man team works in four hour shifts clearing debris from the coal slide near the 400 foot main shaft and side gangways while weather keeps onlookers away. No signals have been detected from Snyder to date despite the extensive effort.
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Pennsylvania
David Snyder
Snyder
Air Force jet sets unofficial transcontinental flight record
McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey reports Maj Robert Risner piloted a F100F Super Sabre from Palmdale California to McGuire in 3 hours 38 minutes beating the old 3 hours 44 minutes 53.88 seconds for an unofficial record.
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N. J
Palmdale
Calif
Maj
Robert Risner
Government Pays Rent on Leased Real Property
The Senate Appropriations Committee said the federal government paid 112.8 million dollars in rent on real property it leased for the year ending July 1, 1956.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Weather forecast for Ohio and West Virginia
Partly cloudy and cool tonight in Ohio with a low around 48 to 52. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and warmer with a high of 70 to 74 and showers likely Tuesday night. In West Virginia, tonight is partly cloudy and cooler with a low 45 to 52. Tuesday brings some cloudiness and a touch cooler. The five day outlook shows temperatures about 8 degrees above normal with frequent showers and rainfall over an inch, through Saturday.
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West Virginia
Five Prisoners Escape Jackson County Courthouse Raid In Kansas City
A dramatic jail break at the Jackson County courthouse in Kansas City freed five inmates after taking 17 deputies and trusties hostage. Two escapees were recaptured. three remain at large Emanuel Andrews leads the group with Robert Polk and Isaac T Sanders among the others. Police and investigators chase the fugitives as 300 inmates stay confined.
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Jackson County
Arvid Owsley
Gould Winn
Emanuel Andrews
Owsley
Robert Polk
Isaac T Sanders
Locksmiths Free Boy Entombed In Old Bank Vault
In New Haven Michigan a 17 year old boy John Chaffee Jr. was entombed four hours in an abandoned bank vault after a cleanup group trapped inside. Detroit locksmiths breached the steel door by burning four holes to release the bolts and free him. Chaffee and 19 year old Richard Schraudt were among youths cleaning the vault area when the incident occurred.
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Mich
John Chaffee Jr
John
Detroit
Chaffee
Richard Schraudt
Nothing Stops Bride Wed in Wheelchair
In Columbus Ohio Ann Parks wed James E Heath in a wheelchair due to a blood clot in her leg. Her doctor allowed her to leave bed briefly for the ceremony, prioritizing the couple’s wedding moment over the medical risk.
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Columbus
Ohio
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James E. Heath
Accidents Kill 14 in Ohio Weekend
Fourteen people died in Ohio over the weekend with twelve killed in traffic mishaps Across the state authorities reported multiple deadly incidents highlighting road safety concerns during the period.
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Ohio
Postponed Again At Atomic Test Site
The first atomic test firing, initially set for early today, was postponed again Sunday night due to bad weather. It marks the fifth straight cancellation. Project directors rescheduled the next attempt for Tuesday.
Queen Juliana Visits Sweden in State Trip
Queen Juliana of the Netherlands arrived in Stockholm with Prince Bernhard piloting the plane for a three day official visit. Mt Auburn Methodist Church sustained fire damage early Sunday causing about 80000 dollars in losses.
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Sweden
Prince Bernhard
Cincinnati
Mt. Auburn Methodist Church
TV funds granted for tele vision education program
The Fund for the Advancement of Education has awarded $986,000 to eight cities in two states to support a new television based teaching program.
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New York
Fund For the Advancement of Education
Morgan Debt Is Lowest In Ohio
Ohio county per capita local debt ranges from $27.08 in Morgan County to $366.76 in Lake County. Hamilton is $325.98, Erie $316.49, with Fayette $37.83 and Noble $38.56 close behind. County tallies for 1956 include Athens $119.46, Gallia $166.61, Hocking $69.46, Jackson $189.71, Meigs $82.02, Perry $64.94, Vinton $78.16, Washington $198.09.
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Lake County
James J. Rhodes
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Hocking
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Meigs
Perry
Vinton
Washington
Bataan Hero Denies Involvement in Mother's Death
Cincinnati police continued questioning 38 year old Bataan death march survivor James William Durr after the fatal beating of his mother, Grace Durr, 63. Durr denied any connection to the crime as investigators pressed for answers.
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Bataan
James William Durr
Grace Durr
Dog Turns Out To Be Diamond Ring Eater
New Britain Connecticut Mrs Arlene Guillaro lost her diamond ring. An all day search failed to turn it up. Noticing the family dog looking uneasy she wondered. A veterinary recovered the ring from the dogs stomach.
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Arlene Guillaro
Lawyers Elect Leader
Arnold C. Shapiro of Portsmouth will become president of the Ohio State Bar Association on July 1 after being elected at the association meeting in Columbus this Saturday.
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Arnold C. Shapiro
Portsmouth
Ohio State Bar Association
Sayre Mourns World Pocket Billiards Champion Erwin Rudolph
SAYRE Pa Erwin Rudolph aged 63 longtime champion who held titles in 1930 and 1933 34 died Sunday in Sayre.
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Erwin Rudolph
Beck Guilty as Charged by Union Committee
Union committee finds Beck guilty as charged in a case tied to AFL-CIO corruption hearings. Dave Beck argues the suspension is a nullity while facing income tax charges and Senate testimony subpoenas. The meeting focused on his defense against those indictments and potential legal challenges.
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Afl-Cio Executive Council Today
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Aflcio Executive Council
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Einar C. Mohn
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Rebs Whip Yankees In Shooting Contest
At Fort Dix New Jersey on Armed Forces Day a Civil War era marksman contest pitted Rebel and Yankee teams in vintage uniforms. The Rebels won all six events led by top shooters aiming to honor history and outshoot Union counterparts.
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Yankees
Fort DIX
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Robert E. Lee
Flood Crest Passes Through Eastern Oklahoma Amid Disruption
Flood crest moves into eastern Oklahoma sparing Tulsa and Bixby major damage but causing water in lowland areas. Muskogee crest to pass with minimal flooding. Clean up begins along Arkansas Washita and Cimarron rivers as damage reaches 25 million dollars and nine deaths are recorded. A joint disaster relief fund is planned with one million dollars initial seed.
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Natco Workers Return to Haydenville and Diamond Plants
Natco plants in Haydenville and The Diamond resume operations after 11 weeks idle as 285 of 355 union workers vote to end the strike and accept a two year contract. The deal provides about 82 cents hourly increase, six paid holidays, and revised interplant terms.
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Beans the Frog Wins Jubilee Jumping Title in Angles Camp
San Joaquin delta bullfrog Beans owned and trained by 15 year old Caroline Voitich of Stockton wins the 31st Jumping Frog Jubilee in Angles Camp California. Beans covers 12 feet 7 inches in three hops, far short of the 16 feet 10 inch world record set in 1954 by Lucky.
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Calif
San Joaquin Delta
Beans
Caroline Voitich
Stockton
Lucky
Wooster Woman Dies from Bank Roof Collapse Injuries
Velma Briton 56 dies in Wooster Community Hospital from injuries after a roof section collapsed into Wayne County National Bank during a wind storm last Tuesday.
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Wooster
Ohio
Velma Briton
Wooster Community Hospital
Wayne County National Bank
Billy Graham draws 19 000 at Madison Square Garden
Evangelist Billy Graham drew 19 000 people to Madison Square Garden Sunday night for his New York crusade. The 18 500 seats were filled with 500 standees as 84 000 have attended over five nights, and 3 526 have walked aisles to accept Christ, marking a “new life” claim.
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Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Graham
Chilean Ship To Save Crew Of Damaged Raft
The Chilean navy frigate Baquedano sails to assist five men aboard a bamboo raft damaged by a storm on a Tahiti to South America voyage. The group includes four Frenchmen and a Chilean who radioed for help Sunday night as their 500 mile voyage aimed at Polynesian settlement advances.
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Chile
Baquedano
Tahiti
South America
Tahiti Nui
South Pacific
Lake Rescuer Drowns in Erie Search for Missing Fishermen
In Monroe Michigan Edward Lewis 33 a Coast Guard auxiliary member of Wyandotte drowned after a day long search for three fishermen missing in wind whipped Lake Erie near Newport. He leaves a wife and two children. The others continuing the search are from Wyandotte and Coast Guard auxiliary units.
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Mich
Lake Erie
Coast Guard Auxiliary of
Wyandotte
Edward Lewis
Newport
Art magazines sold to pupils draw parental warning
A NCPT report cites pushers of comic size art magazines near schools and warns parental neglect fuels delinquency. Leaders from Kalamazoo to Atlanta urge home prevention and critique reliance on pseudo-psychologists in child guidance.
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E. L. Church
Kalamazoo
Mich
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
NCPT
Ralph Hobbs
Atlanta, Ga
Edward A. Glatfelter
A York, Pa
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