Velvet Gloves Dropped In Ike's Budget Battle
President Eisenhower condemned a House committee two billion dollar defense cut as harming missile and aircraft programs. He urged Senate restoration and rejected tax cuts while warning of balance fragility. He outlined defense and foreign aid stakes and defended disarmament outreach amid growing public support.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
House
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Building prices go up as chimney goes down in Moberly
Missouri Power and Light Co. built a smoke stack at its plant in 1921 at a cost of 8740 dollars. The stack is no longer in use and the company decided to dismantle it. Tearing it down will cost 13470 dollars.
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Moberly
Missouri Power & Light Co
Dayton man electrocuted in west side construction accident
One man died and three others were injured in a Dayton construction accident on the west side. The dead man was identified as Raymond O Call, 24, while the injured were his brother Everett, 37, Norris Couthard, 44, and William Creason, 26, all residents of Dayton.
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Dayton
Ohio
Raymond O'Call
Everett
Norris Couthard
William Creason
Ethics Committee Meet On Beck Postponed
The AFL CIO postponed indefinitely a meeting of its ethical practices committee on Friday amid charges of corruption within the Teamsters Union. John F. English, 68, newly named AFL CIO vice president, leads the ouster push against Teamsters President Dave Beck and plans an informal strategy session with the Teamsters Executive Board.
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Washington
Aflcio
Teamsters
Teamster
Dave Beck
Beck
John F. English
Afl-Cio
English
Teamsters Executive Board
Senate
Union
Teamsters Board
AFL- Cio
GI Case Highlights International Court Drift in Japan
Tokyo and Moscow radio debate the shooting of a Japanese woman by American Spec. 3 C William Girard at a firing range. Girard, from Ottawa La Salle Illinois, is indicted by a Japanese court and faces trial abroad. Defense Secretary Wilson blocks surrender pending review. Eisenhower says the matter is under careful study to honor international agreements.
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Tokyo
Moscow Radio
William S. Girard
Ottawa-La Salle
Ill
United States
Japan
U. S
Wilson
Girard
Eisenhower
Police Investigate Second Cross Burning At Warren Home
Police in Columbus are investigating a second cross burning at the southeast home of Mr and Mrs Charles Warren. The Tuesday night fire followed an earlier March 28 incident described as an outside attempt to agitate race trouble. The burned cross was brought to police headquarters as evidence.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles Warren
Prisoner Recaptured After Short Middletown Escape
George Brown aged 21 squeezed through a 12 inch gap under a jail window after digging out a wooden sash and was recaptured Tuesday night by Patrolman Paul Frisby an off duty jailer Brown which stood 5 feet 2 inches tall was serving time for intoxication and resisting arrest.
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City
George Brown
Paul Frisby
Cincinnati Teamsters End Hoffa Trusteeship
Cincinnati Teamsters Local 114 elects Emil Isler president and Robert Rubin secretary-treasurer in a move to end the Hoffa trusteeship. Rubin says Ohio chief William Presser assured the local they will exit trusteeship once results are announced.
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Cincinnati Teamsters
Hoffa
Cincinnati
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
Emil Isler
Robert Rubin
Rubin
William Presser
Cleveland
Ohio
Teamster
Minister Reinstated After Heresy Acquittal
The Rev. Victor K. Wrigley, previously convicted of heresy and unfrocked by the Northwest Synod of the United Lutheran Church in America, was reinstated and reordained on Tuesday after his statement of faith was found without error by the synod’s examining committee.
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Appleton, Wis
Victor K. Wrigley
Northwest Synod
United Lutheran Church In America
Ohio Senate debates dog pound sale bill and approves fair aid fund
The Ohio Senate passes a House measure requiring unclaimed dogs to be offered to medical research institutions 24 hours before destruction while anti vivisectionists oppose. It also approves a state fund for county and independent fairs financed by a race wagering tax, allocating 2500 to each county fair and up to 5000 for harness racing fairs with stake races. The chamber also backs a separate state insurance department and other bills on labor contracts retirement bans and annexation changes.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Ohio
Humane Societies
William O'Neill
Senate
Commerce Department
House
Tornado Toll Rises to 51 as Storms Plague Missouri
A day after a Kansas City suburb tornado killed 37, Missouri suffered 14 more fatalities and about 270 injuries as twisters struck Fremont Van Buren Desloge and surrounding towns. Rescuers described collapsed buildings and widespread homelessness across several counties along the Mississippi River.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Kansas City
Fremont
van Buren
Desloge
Alvin Bell
Thomas Hood
Bill Harris
Arkansas
Hood
Leo Nelson
Mississippi River
Racketeer Elkins Appeals Post Sentencing
PORTLAND Ore Big Jim Elkins the racketeer who began the Portland vice investigation by talking last year faces 20 months in prison and a 2000 fine for wiretapping He sought a new trial and a hearing is set for June 17 His employee Raymond Clark was sentenced to six months and a 500 fine Both remain out on bond Elkins may testify against others indicted in the year long vice probe and faces other indictments including bootlegging and accepting a prostitute earnings.
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Portland
Ore
Big Jim Elkins
Portland Vice
U. S. Dist
William East
Elkins
Raymond Clark
Vice
Bricker Opposes Bill To Bar Potato Sales
Senator Bricker of Ohio expresses opposition to a bill barring sale of inferior potatoes in interstate commerce. He warns the measure would hurt Ohio producers and raise consumer prices while attracting backing from many Congress members in New England and the West.
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Washington
Ohio
Sen
Bricker
Congress
New England
West
Kansas City Tornado Toll Tallied
Disaster workers tally a toll from the Kansas City tornado that struck the southern suburbs Monday night with 37 dead and 156 still hospitalized. The destruction includes 418 homes destroyed 470 damaged and 44 business houses destroyed 75 damaged. Governor Blair seeks 25 million dollars in federal relief.
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Kansas City
James T. Blair
French Premier Crisis Deepens as Mollet Resigns
Paris report notes National Assembly rejection of Mollet austerity plan to fund Algeria triggers his resignation. Coty weighs successors including Pflimlin and Pleven as political instability looms and risks delaying his June US visit. The crisis heightens amid uneasy center coalitions in postwar France.
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Rene Coty
National Assembly
Guy Mollett
Center
France
Coty
United States
New York
Andre le Troquer
Ile de France
America
Mollet
Pierre Pflimlin
MRP
Popular Republican Movement
Rene Pleven
Adlai Outlines Suez Stand
London news brief reports Adlai Stevenson stating if he were president last fall Britain might not have needed to attack Egypt. He refused to specify a policy for the White House time, but said the U.S.A. would always oppose the use of force and suggested current policy may have failed to prevent the crisis.
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London
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Britain
Egypt
Democratic Party
White House
Stevenson
U.S.A
Eisenhower
Middle East
Weather Postpones Atomic Test for Seventh Day
At the atomic test site high winds for the seventh day delay the explosion that would begin a summer series. Upper air turbulence prompts weather experts to reset the target to Thursday morning at the earliest.
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Atomic Test Site
Nov
Soviets Urge Japan Russia Pact Against Nuclear Tests
The Soviet Foreign Office stated that joint action by Japan and Russia is needed to secure a complete prohibition of nuclear tests by Britain and the United States.
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Tokyo
Soviet
Russia
Japan
Britain
America
Foreign Office
Freeway Site Planned For Public Interest Says Federal Official
Washington reports the southern section of the proposed north south Ohio freeway will be placed to serve the overall public interest. C E Mannerow of the U S Bureau of Public Roads said the state plan will be analyzed to ensure highway location serves the public interest. Senator Lausche urged routing near Springfield and Dayton to avoid a direct Cincinnati to Columbus line.
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Washington
Ohio
C. E. Mannerow
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Sen. Lausche
Lausche
Cincinnati-to-Conneaut
Springfield
Dayton
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio Weather Outlook Five Day Forecast
Partly cloudy and warmer today with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly south and east. Tonight and Thursday bring more thundershowers in the south and east, cooler in the far north tonight. Highs 76 to 85, lows 52 to 57, temperatures about 5 degrees above normal. Showers tonight through Friday, about 1 inch total, then cooler by weekend with variable conditions across the state. Albuquerque to Seattle area reports accompany regional temps and conditions.
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Mare
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New York
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Omaha
Seattle
Communications Firm Now Egyptianized in Egypt
Cairo reports the Marconi radio telegraph and cable organization in Egypt, mainly British owned, has been taken over by the Egyptian government. British and French owned banks and insurance companies have already been Egyptianized.
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Cairo
Marconi Radiotelegraph and Cable Organization
Egypt
Boy Benny Hooper to Leave Hospital After Well Rescue
Manorville New York Benny Hooper 7 appears to be recovering after being rescued from the bottom of a well. Doctors expect him to leave Bayview General Hospital in Mastic Beach briefly today and likely return home by Friday or Saturday.
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Manorville
N. Y
Benny Hooper
Bayview General Hospital
Mastic Beach
Spotted Pony Draws Wide Interest in Athens Area
Wilbur Everett of Route 3 Athens received ten inquiries after placing a livestock ad for a black and white spotted pony. He canceled the notice after the first insertion. Call 25481 Sunday or 4 to 6 weekday.
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Wilbur Everett
Athens
UN Shelves Suez Issue After Debate
The Suez Canal dispute was shelved after a two day Security Council debate sparked by France seeking new negotiations on Egypt’s unilateral canal operation. Egypt and Russia clashed with the US led request for Egypt to clarify canal rules. France pressed for settlement more to the West’s liking, while Pineau hailed the discussion as clearing up questions.
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N. Y
Suez Canal
Security Council
France
Egypt
Council
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Omar Loutfi
Loutfi
Arkady A. Sobolev
Lode
Christian Pineau
New York
Manslaughter Sentence For Newport Man In Ohio Woman Death
Key West Florida story reports H Taylor 29 of Newport North Carolina sentenced to five years in state penitentiary after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the beating death of Opal Pence a 40 year old hitchhiker from Yellow Springs Ohio.
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Key West
Fla
Plymouth
H. Taylor
Newport
N. C
Ohio
Taylor
Opal Dixie Pence
Yellow Springs
English Expert Ridicules Corporal Guided Missile
A London News Chronicle military expert derides Americas Corporal guided missile as cumbersome and impractical for future warfare. He says its use would hasten an army commander's age and calls the weapon a controsity in the field.
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London
London News Chronicle
America
Jordanians Hanged Publicly for Spy Claims
Four Jordanian men convicted of spying for Israel were hanged publicly in their home towns early today. They were arrested late last year while allegedly crossing the border into Israel with military secrets.
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Amman
Israel
Bank Official Confesses Embezzlement in Canada Ore Stock Scheme
Federal attorney states Robert W. Cummings manager of the Chester office of the First National Bank of Burton confessed to embezzling 28000 dollars to purchase Canadian ore stock.
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Cleveland
Robert W. Cummings
Chester
First National Bank of
Burton
Eisenhower Eyes System to Control Fissionable Materials
President Eisenhower told Japan that the United States seeks a system to control production of fissionable materials aiming at eventual elimination of nuclear tests and explosions.
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Tokyo
F Eisenhower
Japan
United States
Japan completes first atomic reactor at Tokai Village
Work finished today on Japan's first atomic reactor at the Atomic Energy Research Institute in Tokai Village. The unit is scheduled to begin operation in July.
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Ito
Japan
Atomic Energy Research Institute
Tokai Village
Heavy Storms Lash Parts of Indiana
Heavy storms struck Indiana towns Tuesday night causing damage. A small tornado hit Paradise near Evansville injuring a housewife who was hospitalized. Indianapolis Evansville Logansport Lafayette Terre Haute and Seymour reported heavy winds and rain.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Paradise
Evansville
Logansport
Lafayette
Terre Haute
Seymour
Self-Support Laws Questioned By PTA Leaders In Cincinnati
Joseph H. Reid of the Child Welfare League warned at the National Congress of Parents and Teachers that self-support laws in some states bar needy mothers with dependent children from aid. He urged public support for Aid to Dependent Children, noting it affects about 1.7 million children and can help vulnerable youngsters avoid delinquency. The program is funded by federal and state funds with state administration.
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Eisenhower
America
House
Senate
Sen
Knowland
California
Congress
White House
Legislative Branch
United States
Russia
Cincinnati
Joseph H. Reid
Child Welfare League
New York
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Reid
Cher
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