Failure of Geneva talks shifts budget aims and foreign aid
A Washington official says Geneva outcomes signal a return to Cold War tensions as the administration plans to balance the budget. He notes cuts in foreign aid are not contemplated though shifts may occur, with Middle East tensions cited as evidence of a revised, flexible policy. Defense and military aid likely rise while tax receipts must grow to balance.
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Middle East
John B. ‘Hol. Lister
International Cooperation Administration
Europe
Russia
Adlai Stevenson Opens Early Bid for 1956 Nomination
Adlai E Stevenson launched a nine month race for the 1956 Democratic presidential nomination from Chicago. He announced he is a candidate and will contest primaries in Minnesota California Pennsylvania and Florida with possible challenges from Estes Kefauver. Kefauver signaled he may enter the race while stressing a real contest for the nomination.
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Chicago
Adlai E.stevenson
Mlinois
R Stevenson
Minnesota
California
Pennsylvania
Florida
Aiff
Sen. Estes Gefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Plane Crash Suspect Arraigned in Bombing Deaths
Denver prosecutors move to seek the death penalty against 23 year old John Wuvert Graham in the dynamiting of a United Airlines plane that killed his mother and 43 other passengers. The blast occurred after a ransom plot involving Mrs Delay King. National guards reinforced security as the suspect faced murder charges.
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John Wuvert Graham
United Air Lines
Graham
Smxtty
Donald Kelley
Denvers Dist
Bert Keating
Wing
Delay
King
Mixt King
Congmonts Cole
Abbott Case Trial Begins
In Oakland, Frank Coakley outlined the prosecution’s circumstantial case against Burtha W. Abbott in the Sednap murder of 14 year old Stephanie Bryan. Abbott, 27, a UC Berkeley accounting student, faces a potential death penalty if convicted. Stephanie vanished April 28 on her way home from school. her purse was found July 15 in Abbott’s Alameda home basement, and her body was recovered five days later in a shallow grave near Abbott’s Trinity County cabin about 250 miles north of Oakland.
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Frank Coakley
Burtha W. Abbott
Stephanie Bryan Coakley
Tris
Abbott
University of California, Accounting
Stephanie
Berkeley
Calif
Alameda
Mountain Cabin
Trinity County
Ohio Power Buys Site For Plant Near Clarington
Ohio Power Co announces the purchase of 500 acres along the Ohio River just north of Clarington for a planned 1,000,000 kilowatt seam electric generating plant. The project would cost about 125 million dollars, with construction possible in two to three years amid a regional industrial boom led by Ohio Valley growth. Philip Sporn, president of Ohio Power and its parent, American Gas and Electric Co, cites strong regional expansion and expects early site development as growth accelerates.
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Siay
Ohio River
Clarington
Ohio
Powhatan Point
Philip Sporn
Ohio ‘Ower
American Gas and Electric Co
Ohio Valley
Sporn
Morocco Sultan Returns From Two Year Exile
Rabat crowds greet Sidi Mohamed Ben Youssef as he returns to the palace after two years in exile. French troops and an honor guard in a tense, awaiting city witness the climactic moment. the sultan thanks Moroccans for their faith and urges unity and perseverance in faith.
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Sidi Mohamed Ben Youssef
France
Ben Youssef
Jan Honor Guard
Seaplane Supremacy Seen by Navy Leader
Cleveland The chief of the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics said seaplanes may eventually surpass land planes in performance for the Armed Forces. Rear Admiral James S Russell told the Cleveland Akron section of the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences that the seaplane must be treated as its own system, not half dry and half wet, and must thrive in its environment.
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Navy
Bureau of Aeron Tics
Admames S. Russell
Cleveland-Akron
Institute of the Aeronav Hal Sciences
Ty Cobb Sued and Reported Assets Exposed
Cronville California report says Ty Cobb, 68, faces a $50,000 damages suit by Elbert D. Felts alleging assault while intoxicated. Felts’ attorney questions Cobb’s wealth, listing stocks, bonds, a $50,000 Atherton home, a $25,000 Glenbrook home, bank accounts totaling $135,000, and a $35,000 Twin Falls warehouse. A separate divorce action in Reno accuses Cobb’s wife of excessive drinking. filed in Minden, Nevada.
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Elbert D. Felts
P. M. Barcelous
Felts
Cobb
Atherton
Calif
Glenbrook
Nev
Public Opinion Upends Doctors Humanity in Patient Care
A survey of 1,000 in a northeastern industrial city finds only one fifth believe physicians charge too much while most think hospital costs are high. Many respondents fault a perceived lack of human warmth from doctors and staff, though some say modern care improves relations.
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Florida State University
Tallahassee
Cpts
de Koon
Ing
Blank
Howell
Baby
Gev Lausche Praises Grange Contributions
Ohio Governor Gev Lausche commends the Grange for community aid and broader hospital care support. The remarks highlight the group’s civic work and public health advocacy amid ongoing state concerns.
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Lausche
Egyptian Blockade Tightens Near Eilat
Egypt tightens a blockade of Israel bringing shipping to and from the east to a halt. Israeli sources say the blockade narrows to within a mile and a half of the southern Negev port of Eilat, with air transit blocked and eastbound sea lanes cut off. No Egyptian warships guard the Gulf of Aqaba and Red Sea routes remain closed to Israeli traffic.
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Negev
Eilat
Mediterranean
Batwa Red Pon
Taba
Sinai
Gulf of ‘Aqaba
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Tran
Sina
Red
Unions Should Not Be Forcing Contributions, Feikma Says
Michigan Republican chairman John Feikma told reporters that labor unions should not compel members to fund political activities. He charged the CIO has effectively taken over the Democratic party in Michigan by using union dues to finance party operations. Feikma spoke during a two day campaign outline with Ohio state and county GOP leaders.
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Columbus
John Feikma
Michigan
Republican
CIO
Democratic Party
Crelkens
Ohio State
GOP
Public Attitude Toward Teachers Deplorable
Canton speech by Arthur Flemming at the Chamber of Commerce dinner denounced public attitudes toward teachers. The former Ohio Wesleyan University president urged fair salaries and warned that national defense would suffer without more engineers scientists and skilled specialists trained in our schools.
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Deense
Arthur
Flemming
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Wesleyian University
Store Opens With Air Curtain at Cincinnati Kroger
Kroger Co. opens a store in Cincinnati without a front door using an air curtain to keep heat in and insects out. The unit, developed in Switzerland, handles customer passage while folding doors are used at night. Also, actress Jarmyn will not prosecute Susan Hayward after a dispute over an alleged hair brush incident.
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UM—The_Kroger Co
Kroger
Switzerland
Hollywood
MS Jarmyn
Susan Hay~ward
Miss Jarmyn
Argentines Wrangle For Power
In Buenos Aires the anti Peron government and Peronista labor leaders clash for control. Maj. Gens Pedro Aramburu’s revisionist regime, after ousting Lonardi, arrests workers in Buenos Aires to curb strikes. The showdown with the General Confederation of Labor tests government resolve amid mounting industrial disruption.
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Sjuenos
Confederation of Labor Gut
Juan Feron'argetinn
Sre
Stanent
TV And Grandmothers Linked To Child Colds
Dr Almon F Halpern told the Southern Medical Association that television and grandmothers may indirectly trigger recurring colds in children. He cited rug dust and mold as irritants and noted sprays can control airborne material in TV rooms.
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Southern Medical Association
Almon F. Halpern
Dallas
Hie
Capital Planning Board Head Named in Columbus
Capital Planning Board formed under the Capital Planning Act with J Frank McClure as chairman. State finance director John M Wilcoxon becomes secretary. The chief of the new Division of Capital Planning to be named later, pending legislative approval.
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Columbus
Capit Planning Board
J. Frank McClure
ReAshland
John M. Wilcoxon
State Division — of Capital Planning
Finance Department
Legisla
Wildlife Protector Is Slain in Hunting Accident
Homer Patrick, 37, a part time game warden, was accidentally shot and killed at 7 a.m. as Ohio’s small game season opened. He confronted a pheasant party of seven near Seaman while confiscating illegally held birds. A shot fired after a confrontation led to his death, with deputy Don Butler also held on gun charges. Patrick had been serving as ward en since 1947. at least ten hunters were reportedly injured statewide that morning.
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Baldridge
Patrick
Ohio
Lee Roach
State Wildlife Division
Columbus
Roach
Jack F. Kamman
Wildlife
Chilli
Ssyaridge Voluntanry
Sheriff's Office
Hay
Don Butler
Seaman
Adams County
District 4 Wildlife Office
Athens
Homer Patrick
ICC Head Admits Role In Probing
The Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Hugh W. Cross reportedly briefed White House aides on his involvement in a Senate probe into a possible conflict of interest. A closed season inquiry may examine Cross’s role in negotiating rail passenger transport arrangements between Chicago stations. Chairman McClellan announced ongoing inquiries into federal official conduct. no names were released.
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ICC
Truman
Jap Warrior Found Left Over From War
A stranger captured earlier this month after 11 years in Lae jungle regions in the Philippines spoke to Jippin forces. Seaman Noboru Kinoshita, 33, previously asked for peace in defeat and explained his capture after a long guerrilla period.
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Laezon
Jippin Army
Noboru Kinoshita
Pan
Dulles Says Russia Feared German Unity
Secretary of State Dulles told the Geneva conference that the Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin sent Molotov with orders not to discuss German reunification. He blamed Soviet resistance to free elections in East Germany on fear, noting the East-West talks yielded no concrete results. Dulles expressed cautious hope for future progress.
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Minisnister V. M. Molotov
Germany
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Lony
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Washington
Eisenhower
Heavy Rain and Wind Hit Ohio Towns and Countryside
A severe storm pummeled southwestern Ohio Tuesday night with heavy rain and high winds. A volunteer firefighter was electrocuted after contacting a downed power line amid widespread damage to barns, homes, and utility lines. Greenville area reported small twisters and roof damage while Cincinnati area faced inch thick hail. The Weather Bureau attributed the event to an approaching cold front.
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Ohio
Montgomery County
Greenville
Jon Ohio
Indiana
Cincinna
Hamilton County
Queen City
Mie
One Red Accused One Red Accused
The second government witness was expected to be called today in the trial of Ohio Communist Party leaders charged with conspiring to violent overthrow. Cummings testified he heard only one defendant urge force and identified Joseph Brandt, a veteran of the Loyalists and World War I, who called for overthrow at a Toledo communist party school.
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Ohio
Acv
Esterday
William Garfield Cummings
Toledo
Cummings
FBI
Ax Joseph Brandt
Brandt
Communist Party
Utah plural marriage crackdown suspect pleads guilty
Accused bigamist Carl E Jentzsch of Farmington admitted unlawful cohabitation in district court. Judge Charles A Stowley set sentencing for November 22. Jentzsch, one of four men recently arrested in Utah's new plural marriage crackdown, reportedly has five wives and at least 20 children.
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Cran
Carl E. Jentasch
Farmingeton Electrician
Chilren
Charles A. Stowley
Jentzsch
Utah
Israel Seeks US Arms to Counter Egypt Arsenal
Israel asks Washington for defensive arms to balance growing Egyptian arms shipments. Ambassador Abba Eban presented a list of Israeli needs to the State Department as Adlai Stevenson pledges to consider the Democratic nomination. The United States previously offered to guarantee borders if Israel and Arab states settle disputes. Eisenhower renews offer to guarantee borders.
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U.S
Egypt
Washington
Abba Eban
State Department
United States
T Stevenson
Ethan
Middletown
Herbert Hoover
Mittee
Ohio Democrats
Dulles
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Hunters Rescued and Snowed In Amid Cold Weather Politics
Officials say no decision while full consideration and weapons deliveries are debated. Ten hunters trapped by a snowstorm near the Wasatch Mountains are partly rescued as Egypt seeks arms. nine remain stranded with U S and allied delays amid international talks involving Britain France and Czechoslovakia. Bed rolls and food arrive by plane as a broader security pledge is weighed against a potential arms race in the Middle East and Europe.
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Ogden
Utah
Idaho
Tarael
Britain
France
Forest Service
Czechoslovakia
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