Senator Johnson Calls For Full Wartime Mobilization
Corry Journal reports Senator Lyndon B. Johnson as Senate Preparedness subcommittee chair urges possible full wartime mobilization before the emergency ends. He criticizes peace-time complacency amid Soviet threats, urging sacrifice beyond money, including reduced leisure and luxury, rejected by labor leaders. The piece also notes British distrust of U.S. leadership and Britain’s shift toward multinational cooperation under Macmillan’s leadership amid NATO concerns.
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Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Soviet Union
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Waxsbachie
Texas
Ben Franklin
Ely
al G. Hayes
Machinists’ Union
Walter P. Reuther
Auto Workers
David McDonald
Steelworkers
Dulles Paris Talks Backdrop in NATO Missile Debate
James Marlow reviews how the United States sought NATO backing for American nuclear missiles to be placed in allied nations. He notes Dulles shifted from opposition to cautious acceptance in principle, amid fears of Soviet retaliation and varied allied willingness to host bases. The piece traces hopes for a practical agreement by 1958 and the risk that any consensus remains only in principle.
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United States
Macmillan
Paris
Britain
United Nations
NATO
Exenhower
Dulles
Orgas
Europe
Eisenhower
Crawford Fair Board Installs Two New Members
Crawford County commissioners appointed two new Crawford fair board members to fill vacancies created by dismissals of James Beatty and W L Dunn after a dispute. Spencer Gee, a Meadville businessman, and Francis Sexton, a former Grange deputy, were named to full next season roles.
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Crawford Fair Board
Meadville
Crawford County
Yester
Lhe Fair Board
Spencer Gre
Grange
Francis Sexton
James Beatty
W. L. Dunn
Dunn
Beatty
Fair Board
Spencer Gee
Sexton
Agriculture Department
Rites Held for Cora May Allen at Bracken Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora May Allen were conducted yesterday afternoon at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. George A. Myers of the First Methodist Church officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendants included A. G. Reesink Oscar Johnson W. H. McGranahan Howard Brooks Arden Baldwin and Willis Brown. Among mourners were Mrs. W. P. Smith Barberton Ohio and Mrs. Helen Speck Cuyahoga Falls Ohio. Din Washington Roscoe J. Dorsey, 79, lawyer and magazine editor, died Tuesday night at Emergency Hospital after an operation.
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Cora May Allen
Bracken Funers
George A. Myers
First Methodist ‘Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
A G. Reesink
Oscar Johnson
W. H. McGranahan
Howard Brooks
Arden Baldwin
Willis Brown
W. P. Smith
Barberton
Ohio
Helen Speck
Cuyahoga Falls
Din
Washington
Roscoe J. ©. Dorsey
Emerggency Hospital
General McReynolds Murder Trial Echoes a Love Tragedy
In Clearwater a French interpreter Maurice Chavigny testifies Brig. Gen. Wilbur R. McReynolds shot his wife and then was killed by Chavigny during a quarrel over him. Chavigny, speaking through a translator, denies a prior confession and recounts fear of police after serving in World War II. He cites a long affair with Mrs. McReynolds and explains plans to leave after immigration issues. The double homicide occurred at the McReynolds home in St. Petersburg on April 3.
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Clearwater
Fla
Maurice
Shavigny
Wilbur R. McReynolds
Chavigny
Genera
McReynolds
Gestapo
Shock
St Petersburg
Ter
France
Indochina
TV Highlights and Programs New York TV Leniency and Carson Critique
TV Highlights and Programs in New York discuss Johnny Carson urging renewed audience laughter as his fall show Do You Trust Your Wife? nears. Carson notes the difficulty of sustaining weekly comedy while audiences tire of familiar faces and overexposure. The piece reflects industry sentiment on current TV comedy and audience engagement.
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New York
Johnny Carson
Tye
Carson
Abc-Tv
Rami Prexonity
Etek Pomediur
Ashe
Atin
Cbs-Tv
Apple
Jane
Jim
Garson
Beirle
Bob Hope
United Air Lines seeks Bradford stop elimination
United Air Lines asked the Civ Aeronautics Board to drop Bradford as a stop as Bradford service remains suspended. Paul J. Hebard said continuing Bradford would cost United about 199051 dollars last year. The testimony comes during four weeks of hearings on Northeast air service expansion.
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Bradford
Paul J. Hebard
United
Civ Aeronautics Board
Washington
Pennsylvania
Abe- Bheny Airlines
Hebard
John A. Cannon
Northeast
CAB
NATO Conference Closes In Paris
NATO ends in Paris after endorsing a 25 nation arms control plan and seeking broad disarmament talks with the Kremlin. The communique signals willingness to examine regional proposals while urging restraint as the US and Western allies push to station IRBMs in Europe if negotiations fail. Eisenhower prepared to depart for Madrid for talks with Spanish officials as Dulles heads to the conference.
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Assembly
NATO
Hallony
Willin
United States
Eisenhower
Dues
Europe
Kremlin
Eisenhhower
Force Inter
Dulles
Madrid
Mother Held As Slayer Plans Childs Christmas
Mrs Dean, 31, held in Nango County on charges tied to the slaying of Air Force sergeant Ronald Dean in Pleasantville. Police say she plans Christmas gifts for her 3-year-old daughter Phyllis despite the tragedy, while remaining with friends as officers pursue the case. Details indicate he sought divorce to marry an English girl after an 18-month England tour.
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Phaniclin
Sin
John BE. Cunningham
Nango County
Ik Dean
Phyllis
Cunnningham
Cunninghan
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