Eisenhower vetoes omnibus housing bill as inflationary
President Eisenhower rejected the $1.375 billion housing package calling it excessive and inflationary. He criticized a 900 million two year urban renewal plan and 190,000 public housing units while 100,000 subsidized dwellings stay unbuilt, urging Congress to craft a lower cost measure and arguing private loan insurance instead of direct federal loans for elderly housing.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Long struggles with sleep as Governor Earl Long returns to Baton Rouge
Gov. Earl Long, 63, returned to Baton Rouge after a five week absence and faced renewed health concerns. He slept during a aides’ conference and was examined by Dr. Charles Watkins, while aides insisted he was improving. Long aimed to resume work and renew purge actions against officials, despite fatigue and a prior mild heart attack. He met with potential running mates before dozing for nearly two hours.
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Baton Rouge
Earl Long
Charles Watkins
New Orleans
Long
A. E. Fredericks
Statehouse
Winnfield Farm
Study Road Compromise Sways Road Financing Fights
Sen Kuchel said two compromise plans aim to avert a highway program crisis. One involves a 1 cent temporary fuel tax and a pay as you go suspension plus a two year program stretchout to 1972. The other contemplates a ½ cent temporary tax with possible pay as you go suspension.
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Washington
Sen
Kuchel
R-Calif
Senate
House
McDonald Rejects New Steel Pact Extension
United Steelworkers president David McDonald said no extension of steel contracts beyond July 14. He told Vice President Nixon in Pittsburgh, as talks stalled with no progress. Nixon attended the All-Star game.
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New York
David McDonald
United Steelworkers
Vce
Nixon
Pittsburgh
McDonald
FBI Captures Notorious Killer Denies Slaying Charge
Des Moines Iowa AP report says George E. Cole 32 on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list since 1957 denied knowledge of Sgt Joseph E Lacey death in San Francisco. Cole faces a federal bond set at 50000 with a hearing postponed until Friday morning as San Francisco authorities pursue a warrant. He claims ignorance of the crime and says he drifted from California.
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DES Moines
San Francisco
George E. Cole
FBI
Cole
Joseph E. Lacey
U. S
James Bennett
Bennnett
Conscience frees another in murder trial in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a second woman, Mabel Carroll, is excused from trial for murder after a fellow witness, Mrs. Michael Smythe, testified under oath that she delivered Brenda Emerson to Edgar Schrater for an illegal operation. Smythe then pleaded guilty to illegal surgery, with murder charges to be dismissed.
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Los Angeles
Mabel Carroll
Carroll
Michael Smythe
Mrs. Smythe
Beverly Hills
Schrater
Brenda Emerson
Smythe
Dep. Dist. Atty
Samuel Mayerson
Mayerson
Three Inmates Escape State School. Secretary Missing
Three teenage inmates fled the West Virginia state industrial school for boys on Tuesday. The superintendent’s 19 year old secretary and her car are missing, triggering speculation the youths took the vehicle with her possibly held as a hostage.
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Grafton
W. Va
State Industrial School For Boys
Raab resigns as Austria’s chancellor after failed coalition talks
Vienna AP Julius Raab, Austria’s Conservative chancellor since 1953, resigned after nine weeks of stalemated coalition talks with the Socialists. President Schaert accepted the move and Raab will lead a caretaker government while a new cabinet is sought.
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Vienna
Julius Raab
Austria
Adolf Schaert
Raab
Poultry Fire Ravages Hart's Rowley Poultry House
Donald Hart of Rowley lost 3,000 chicks when a fire destroyed his poultry house. He estimated the damage at about $7,000, authorities reported.
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Rowley, Mass
Donald Hart
Kozlov and Ford Discuss Production in Detroit Visit
Soviet first deputy premier Frol Kozlov met Detroit business leaders and Ford executives including Henry Ford I and Ernest Breech. Ford cited strong current production and growth while Kozlov proposed joint ideas on Levacar use and Russian road saving potential. Mayor Miriani ignored the visit. Gov Williams planned a welcome.
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Detroit
Frol Kozlov
Ford
Kozlov
Iompany
Russia
Louis Miriani
Khrushchev
G. Mennen Williams
Dearborn
Ford Company
U.S
All-Star Box Scores From Temple Rally Over Natl Nine
The Temple All-Stars beat the National nine 4 to 5 in a nine inning game. Mathews hit a home run and Kaline also connected for the Nationals. Banks had two doubles for the Nationals while Triandos and Mays contributed key hits.
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Mathews
Aparicio
Skowron
Banks
Mays
Hr—Mathews
Kaline
S—Groat
Temple
Colavito
Triandos
Cepeda
Mays Delivers Winning Smash In All Star Classic
Willie Mays hit a dramatic triple to drive in the winning run as the National League edged the American League 5 to 4 in the All Star game. Aaron and Mays produced key moments along with homers by Mathews and Kaline while pitchers matched zeroes into the late innings. The win ends Milwaukee manager Fred Haney’s All Star drought and leaves the series at 15 to 11 in favor of the NL.
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Ittsburgh
Illie Mays
Iple
Hank Aaronith
Mays
Whitey Ford
Elroy Face
Milwaukee
Fred Haney
New York
Casey Stengel
Ed Mathews
al Kaline
National
Queen Mother Greets 200 Ex-Change Teachers in London
Queen Mother Elizabeth shakes hands with about 200 former exchange teachers from the United States and British Commonwealth during a garden party in London on Monday.
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London
Elizabeth
United States
British Commonwealth
River Runners Laugh Off Experts Fears
River expedition led by Holmes Miller of Bakersfield with 16 members began June 28 in Green River Utah heading to Hite. After dangerous whitewater in Cataract canyon 14 companions were found safe in Hite while two rafts and the Seeleys were rescued by helicopter.
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Hanksville
Utah
Phillip Seeley
Cataract Canyon
Seeleys
Colorado
Bakersfield
Calif
Seeley
Green River
Holmes Miller
Green
Hite
Jim Hurst
Hurst
Intex Oil Co
Seeley, Miller
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Henry Ford I
Ernest Breech
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Antonelli
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Abi Temple
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