Foreign aid skirmish opens in House debate
The House began annual foreign aid scrutiny with a plan for a 3.803 billion dollar program for the year starting July, below Eisenhower's request. Dulles warned the Soviets push aid to subvert, while lawmakers touted odds the bill could survive despite cuts and Republican attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Dulles
Minneapolis
U.S
Thomas E. Morgan
John M. Vorys
Ohio
Nixon
Peru
Muitramethe Rorely
U.S. Information Service
Mbtary
Lebanon
General Accounting Office
Laos
George D. Aiken
R-Wis
John J. Sparkman
Dala
Alexander Wi
Tito
Polio Shots Administered to Corry Area Students
Corry area school system reports 444 students received polio vaccinations last week. Miss Eva Kepler, school nurse, provides the breakdown: Corry Area High 208, Harding 7, Wright 4, Concord 47, St. Edward's 17, Conway 65, Columbus 25. Final doses expected by end of May with May 26th or 27th tentatively set as the last shot dates.
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Olly Sara
Corry Area
Eva Kepler
Miss Kepler
Corry Area High Cool
Harding
Wright
Concord
St. Edward's
Conelway
Columbus
Jakarta Troops Repel Rebels on Halmahera Island
Government forces fought rebels on Halmahera Island as Col. Rudy Pirngudle said a Friday counterattack followed a weekend clash near Menado. Rebels invaded Halmahera last Tuesday and remained in scattered positions across the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceenavaeey Sgnavesnenem
Tidanesia
Halmahera
Army
Rudy Pirngudle
Molech
Menado
Moral Obligation Prompts Voluntary Support Order
Meadville court heard a domestic relations case where a man, believing he was married since 1847, learned 10 years later he was legally bound as husband. After being discharged, he said he felt a moral duty and Judge Mook issued a $40 monthly support order for the child. The proceedings highlighted California divorce law handling and the couple’s earlier Reno marriage. The parties had previously obtained an interlocutory divorce and final decree in February, but later separated on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Herbert A. Mook
Mook
Meadville Area
Reno
Nev
California
Finletter urges US to push Arab peace pacts
Thottins Finletter told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the United States should insist Arab nations sign peace treaties with Israel and oppose further arms shipments. He warned that Arab hostility raises tensions that aid Soviet influence in the Middle East during the Johnson era.
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Washington
United States
Tsimel
Middle East
Whoa
Air Force
Thiman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Israel
Soviet Union
Union disputes claim over wage reopening
Union leaders denied receiving a last minute wage reopening offer from C-1 management before the April 18 strike meeting. They said if such an offer existed it was not passed to Federal Mediator Grover Stain, and they doubt the reopening clause would affect the ongoing four week dispute.
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Aeadermic
C-1
Uion
Clqude Townsend
John Boland
Louis Miller
Grover Staln
Broak
Townsend
Tag Sale Proceeds Net $240 For Corry Hospital
The Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary raised 240 dollars from a two day Friday and Saturday tag sale drive. Expenses totaled 20.50 with 16.50 for prizes to top selling fifth and sixth graders and 4 for theater masses for high sellers. Winners listed include Francis Seaman Dennis Upperm an Robert Lyons Christine Sample Barbara Brown and others. Mrs Haight Mrs Sinare and Miss Ann Batessi organized for 28 students to receive prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Earl
James Sinurey Cochairman
Taps
Francis Seaman
Dennis Upperman
Robert Lyons
Roland Coons
Linda Anthony
Christine Sample
Syvrdgy
Donald ‘Thomas
Donald Coons
Barara Brown
Robert Snoderass
Haight
Sinare
Ann Batessi
The
Indies Auxiliary
Nixon Addresses Colombia Crowd Despite Red Mob
In Bogota Vice President Nixon faced Communist hecklers as police detained about a dozen demonstrators amid roughly 6 000 party members. Nixon shielded his message praising Colombia's workers and avoided a planned march, choosing a car to Santander instead. He then noted the Red crowd's confusion before heading to Venezuela.
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Bogota
Colombia
Nixon
Compunist
Simon Bolivar
U. S
Santander
Gareas
Venezuela
Pered Jimenez
Khrushchev Fights Ouster Move Over Yugoslavia Policy
Soviet leaders press Khrushchev to harder line against Tito as Moscow weighs curbs on Yugoslavia. Pravda hints aid could be halted. Khrushchev vows unity but says relations in the socialist camp could improve. Ambassadors report posturing amid tensions with Suslov and Pospelov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
Warsaw
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Tito
Belgrade
Ivan Zumehevsky
Hoheydin
Mikhail Suslov
Lotr Pospelov
Hungary
Ourcessid Shrushchev
Juslov
Pospelov
Moscow
Red Skelton's Son Dies After Leukemia Battle
Hollywood reports Comedian Red Skelton and wife Georghe faced their son Richard's death from leukemia after a 16 month fight. The 9 year old’s final hours included brain hemorrhage and a brief awakening, with funeral plans noted and Red recalling family moments as they cope with tragedy.
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Hollywood
Red Skelton
Georghe
Valisnl
Jeukemia
Richard
Skelon
Ike and Dulles Discuss Russia Note on Nuclear Talks
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles review a new Soviet note proposing limited talks on nuclear test policing. Khrushchev backs limited talks but rejects an Arctic inspection zone while urging halts to tests. Dulles emphasizes polar inspection as a safeguard against bomber or missile routes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles Center
Russia
White Mouse
Khrushchev
State Department
Massow
Moscow Radio
United States
Thei
Dulles
Minneapolis
Europe
U.S
Daylels
Unknown Soldier ceremony honors unidentified WWI and WWII remains
A 13 member panel selects an unidentified World War II American to join a World War I casualty in a sea burial off Norfolk. In Vosges France a flag draped casket is carried past 500 mourners as bells and taps mark the solemn event near the Whitemotal memorial.
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Apialy Feanwee Ft
Europe
North Afriea
Pacific
Norfolk
Edward O'Neill
St al
Bans
Vosges
Moselle
Prenchmen
Africa
United States
Navy Lt Cmdr Neiman ends spaceflight sim after 44 hours
Lt Cmdr Jack Neiman wrapped up a pioneering spaceflight simulation at Norfolk Naval Air Station after 44 hours sealed in a pressure chamber simulating 108000 feet altitude. He endured with minimal visible effects though blisters and neck irritation from an inflated space suit were noted.
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Norfobln
Navy
Jack
Neiman
Auto crashes on West Main injure several near Corry
A car missed a curve on West Main street extension near Corry injuring passengers. Driver Elmer Bower Jr 21 Akron Ohio was fined ten dollars for driving too fast for conditions. About $200 damage occurred to the vehicle. Injured passengers Norman Wittig 21 Pittsfield Martha Gill 15 Akron Olin Harper 61 Coplay and Henrietta Harper 14 Coplay were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital with hip and pelvis injuries and released Miles Harper was taken to Hamet Hospital with a suspected broken right hip and pelvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
West Main Street
Elmer Bower Jr
Akron
Ohio
Ohe Corty Memorial Hospital
Butner
Norman Wittig
Bower
Endorsement Earmarked for MacWusie Governor Bid
In Pittsburgh the Allequeny County Republican committee endorsed Arthur T Macwusie for the party’s gubernatorial nomination. The group of 44 members reported that 4 percent backed the candidate alongside the main slate.
Rioting erupts as Arab mobs attack Beirut library and city
Beiruts streets see violence as rioters sacked and burned the United Information Agency library and other targets. Police restored order after clashes involving Communists Baathists and Syrian Nationalists. Four people were killed and several injured as stores were looted and police patrolled through dusk to night.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Ul. 5. Information Agency
Beimit
USIA
Trformation Agency
Ubrary
Thpoll
Eilet
Baath
Eutoreine
Tapil
Nasih Mani
Caughile Chasi
Aed
Nasser
United
Avail
Naser Nude Ih
Gaza
OHM Isels
Woman's Murder Trial Begins in Chapfield County
Bernice Travis, 22, stands accused in Chapfield County Court of murdering her father, Bennie Travis, during an argument over money at their home. Larry Travis, brother of the accused, was arrested then released. he reportedly held the weapon when the fatal shot was fired. The trial opens as prosecutors argue the motive and relationship to the victim, a single parent of one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lbarfield
Chapfield County
Coulport
Bernice Trevis
Ben
Nie
Larry Mlso
Travis
Chilvel
Three Aircraft Firms Avert Strike Threat in So. California
Three of Southern California’s big four aircraft makers reached wage agreements with unions, averting an area wide strike threat. North American Aviation tentative vote Sunday on a contract with United Auto Workers, 15,500 employees locally and 5,500 in Columbus Ohio receive 17 to 26 cent raises. Convair San Diego employees approve 17 to 27 cent raises. Lockheed workers vote 18 to 30 cents, 16,000 covered. Douglas talks unresolved with unions. missile division and plant in TAM– Lockheed dispute continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
North American Aviation, Inc
United Auto Workers
Columbus
Ohio
San Diego
Convair
International Association of Machinists
Lockheed Aircraft Sam
Senate
Douglas Aircraft Co
Lockheed
TAM
Lockheed’s Missile Division
Martélitis, Gu
Youngsters Aid Appeal For Mentally Retarded Children
Seven youths delivered a public fundraising drive for mentally retarded children in the Snyder Circle area. The group, including Jerry and Duck McIntyre and William Blynt, along with Gary Blynt, Jin Barber, Vickey McMahon and Eddie McMahon, collected after a telecast that ran from Saturday night into Sunday afternoon.
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Asys
Guess Wasurmey Ay Snyder Circle
Jerry
Duck McIntyre
Wiliam
Gary Blynt
Jin Barber
Vickey
Eddie McMahon
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Fayetteville, Tenn
Jakarta
U. 5
Ladies Auxiliary
Nets
Khrushy
Ucla Medical Center
Sears- Roebuck
Red
Forest Lawn
Church of
Norfolk, Vic
Jerauld Wright
Aliaftic
Omar
Luck Nelman Jr
WS. Nay
Ike
West Main
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