Republicans Warn Ike of Fund Raising Trouble
GOP leaders told President Eisenhower patients in raising funds due to large contributors feeling the budget is too high. Meade Alcorn said the administration faces some difficulty but expects major donors to support the $71.8 billion spending plan for the coming fiscal year. The briefing preceded regional GOP conferences and a rally aimed at regaining control of Congress.
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Republican High Command
Eisenhower
Meade Alcorn
GOP National Committee
White House
Alcorn
Pamipys
Eijsenhower
National Committee
Sen. Schoeppel
Kansas
Senate Republican Campaign Committee
Rep. Simpson
Pennsylvania
House Gop
St Paul Lutheran Opens Drive For Building Fund
St Pauls Lutheran begins a fundraising canvass with a kickoff dinner. Harold Carver chairs the campaign as 143 workers receive materials for the every member drive to June 16. Pledges total 56726 with 125000 more expected from 280 remaining families to fund a new 24 acre site in Zurfluh Heights and a church housing Christian education for children and youth.
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St. Paul Lutheran
St. Paul's
Alfred Hedegaard
Finer Juel
Richard Knudsen
Folmer Molgaard
Zurfluh Heighta
Back to School Manorville Rescue Ends Short Ordeal
Ben ny Hooper Jr. 7 returned to school in Manorville New York after being rescued from a bottom well where he fell May 16. Officials said the 23 and a half hour incident left no ill effects. In another item Mrs Raymond Warne and Mr Kendal Warne attended Colorado State Teachers College graduation where Earl Keith Warne earned a doctorate in educational psychology and guidance.
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N. Y
Benny Hooper Jr
Raymond Warne
Kendal Warne
Colorado State Teachers College
Greeley
Earl Keith Warne
Byrd Sees Budget Cut Pressure From Economy Drive
Sen. Byrd of Virginia predicts the economy campaign will force President Eisenhower to trim next year’s budget despite high current outlays. He expects Congress to cut significantly from the 73 billion in new money requests, though spending may still stay high due to unspent funds. Senator Kerr agrees on potential cuts but cautions it may not reduce overall spending.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Kerr
D-Okla
Mrs Letha Ackerman Dies In Georgia
Mrs Letha Ross Ackerman 64 wife of Lloyd H Ackerman former Atlantic resident died Monday evening in Augusta Georgia The remains will arrive Friday morning and funeral services set for 3 30 Friday afternoon at Roland funeral home Rev David Hubier officiating Interment in Nettie Bo Ackerman lot Atlantic cemetery Surviving besides Mr Ackerman are a daughter Mrs Lewis Howell of North Augusta three granddaughters and two great granddaughters Family will arrive Thursday evening and stay at Hotel Whitney
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Letha Ross Ackerman
Lloyd H. Ackerman
Atlantic
Augusta
Roland Funeral Home
David Hubier
Nettie Bo Ackerman
Atlantic Cemetery
City Engineer Mails Ideas to Himself at City Hall
Louisville columnist notes City Engineer W. W. Saunders asks weekly if any mail arrived. He writes ideas over weekends, bundles them Sunday, and mails them to himself at City Hall for later consideration.
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Louisville
Kyune
W. W. Saunders
Sanders
City Hall
Economists Say Tax Cut Not Justified By Weak Economy
The Senate House Economic subcommittee heard economists and businessmen agree that the current economy lacks enough strength for an immediate income tax cut. Inflation and spiraling costs are seen as the top issue, with reduced government spending of about a billion to two billion unlikely to change the outlook.
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Washington
Senate House
Mills
D-Ark
Work On New Theory In Murder Case
Four pairs of plainclothesmen searched the Omaha neighborhood around the Kappenman basement apartment where Rita Kappenman was shot. Detectives questioned neighbors about a strange car or person and pondered if she knew dangerous information. The new line follows the release of landlady Iva Copsey, her husband, and Vivian Henderson on bonds as investigations continue.
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Omaha
Kappenman
Keith Kappenman
Rita Kappenman
Ernest Brown
Iva Copsey
Eddie LeRoy Copsey
Vivian Henderson
Copsey
Henderson
Alvin Clinchard
Air Force C47 Crashes Near McGrath Killing Two
Two airmen were killed and two injured seriously when a C47 transport crashed a quarter mile from McGrath Alaska airstrip while ferrying personnel to radar sites. Five other airmen suffered minor cuts and bruises as the plane burned after impact.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Air Force
McGrath
Beck Junior Charged With Frivolous Use Of Fifth Amendment
Senate investigators press contempt action after Dave Beck Jr and Joseph McEvoy refuse to answer questions. Beck Jr invoked the Fifth Amendment 68 times in a brief session, as lawmakers warn of possible prosecutions for misusing union funds.
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Beck Junior
Washington
Dave Beck Jr
Senate Jacke
Teamsters Union
Joseph McEvoy
Seattle
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Beck
Teamsters
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Beck Jr
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MecClellan
D-Ark
America
Senate
Justice Department
Questons
Dave Jr
Mekvoy
Begie
Bakers Union
New York Physician Urges 25 New Medical Schools by 1975
Yale dean Dr Vernon Lo Lippard warns medical education must expand to meet population needs. He calls for 25 new medical schools and 20 years of training for doctors to support expanded health care access. The statements appear in a national medical education discussion.
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Ucator
Manta
Vernon Lo Lippard
Yale University
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Lappard
Madiscal
Weather outlook with warm and storm chance midweek
The forecast calls for fair and warm conditions with isolated afternoon thunderstorms mainly in the north portion. A cooler front arrives by Wednesday with highs around eight tens. Partly cloudy and warm on Thursday with continued unsettled conditions.
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Haigh
Antitrust Bills Gain Steam After GM Du Pont Split
U.S. Senator O’Mahony predicts the Supreme Court ruling forcing Du Pont to divest from General Motors will accelerate antitrust legislation in Congress. He recalls his 1956 GM dismemberment proposals and calls the decision pivotal for antitrust interpretation. Concerns persist over economic impact and scope of the court order.
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O'Mahoney
D-Wye
du Pont Co
General Motors Corp
Congress
Fons
General Motors
Supreme Court
High Court
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Sen. Frear
D-Del
Chicago
du Pont
Jesults
Ageon
Iowa Youth Faces Manslaughter Charge in Ottumwa Fatality
Harold Dewayne Ashcraft Jr. of Bloomfield, driver of the car involved, faced a manslaughter arraignment after the Ottumwa crash killed 63 year old Minne Morrison. Testimony suggested higher speeds than Ashcraft stated, amid a delay in coroner's verdict.
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Ottumwas
Harold Dewayne Ashcraft Jr
Bloomfield
Ottum
Von
Charse
Frecos
Minne Morrison
Ashcraft
Conference on UN Charter Revision Delayed by Two Years
A United Nations conference to discuss a revision of the UN Charter was postponed for two years after an Assembly committee vote. The Soviet bloc abstained while the United States supported a延期 delay. support for at least an initial review exists but formal approval hinges on General Assembly action.
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United Nations
Oucon Assembly
General Assembly
Soviet Bloc
United States
Murder Trial Draws Much Criticism
The United States agreed to turn over Army Specialist 3 C William C Girard of Ottawa LaSalle Illinois to Japan for trial after a grenade launcher fired shell killed Mrs Naka Sakai 45 scavenging on Soma gahara firing range January 30 1960 The Status of Forces treaty led to questions over whether the act occurred in the performance of duty and where trial should take place sparking congressional outcry and affecting U S Japan relations
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Washington
U. S
Japan
Defense
Wilson
State Dulles
Congress
United States
U.S
Army
William C. Girard
Ottawa-LaSalle
Ill
Naka Sakai
Somagahara
Girard
Atlantic Bids For Wisconsin Factory
Atlantic Industrial Foundation discussed attracting a Wisconsin instruments maker to Atlantic. About 35 members attended as the company plans a $400,000 building and needs external financing. Directors may visit the firm soon to explore the project.
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Wisconsin
Atlantic
Atlantic Industrial Foundation, Inc
Foundation
Keokuk to Lift Truck Weight Ban on Bridge
Keokuk officials plan to remove the Mississippi bridge weight limit after a new floor was completed. The city council gave first reading to an ordinance to lift the restriction, aligning with state law allowing higher axle weights. Fishermen Howe and Anderson fined for illegal basket traps and drag hook fishing in Fairfield.
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Mississippi River
Iowa
Fairfield W
Mount Pleasant
Warren F. Howe
Robert Anderson
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