Federal Aid For Schools Favored But With Conditions
A White House education conference moved toward strong support for federal aid to build new public schools while demanding no federal control over programs. Delegates split on funding for all states versus poorer ones and opposed aid to private or parochial schools. Most urged states and locals to fund more, with final report due tonight.
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Betty Pryor
United Presa Sints
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
Supreme Court
Pearl Wanamaker
Washington State
Alorg
Cabdriver confesses to fatal assault of eight year old girl
Springfield police report 29 year old Lloyd Miller Jr. admitted dragging eight year old Janice May toward railroad tracks after a greeting, stripping her clothing, and fatally injuring her as she cried for help. He described striking her, causing a head injury, then attempting to hide evidence and flee.
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Springfield
Janice May
Cannon
Lioyd Wi. Miller, Jr
Miller
Daily Review Hayward Notice of Postal Matter and Offices
The Daily Review lists post office entry as second class matter under Congress March 3 879 and provides office addresses in Hayward Castro Valley San Lorenzo Centerville with contact numbers. It notes subscription rates and mail communications details for multiple California offices.
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Daily Review
Hayward
California
P.d. Box
The
Daily Review, Inc
Castro Street
Californi Wayward
Lucerne
Castro Valley
Ucerne
San Lorenzo
Arriba Lucerne
Centerville
South
Fini St
Menterville
Benson Attacks Democratic Hopefuls Over Farm Prices
Agriculture Secretary Benson lambasted Democratic presidential hopefuls for a “witch's brew” of farm policy ideas aimed at harvesting votes. He singled out Adlai Stevenson Harriman and Stevenson again, warned of false claims and quack remedies, and praised Eisenhower leadership while promising GOP unity at the Chicago meeting.
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Chicago
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
Adlai
Stevenson
New York
Govi
Averell Harriman
Republican National Committee
Joe Stevenson
Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Hall
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ben
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
United Nations
Lodge
America
Henry Wallace
Top Officials Are Summoned To Ike Parley
President Eisenhower, recovering from a heart attack, convened a high level two hour meeting with top advisers on military atomic and foreign policy at Camp David with about 15 senior officials including most Joint Chiefs of Staff. The session followed a medical update and reflected relaxed restrictions as he continues recuperation.
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Averell Harriman
Benson
Repubilicans
Adlai
Commerce
Sinclair Lewis
Labor
James Mitchell
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
San Francisco
Frank Eleazer
United Press
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
White House
Dettysburg
Camp David
National Security Council
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
James C. Hagerty
National’ Security Council
Council
Defense and State
Defense Mobilizer
Richard M. Nixon
Atomic Energy Commission
Air Force and Navy
Army
Central Intelligence
Stevenson Campaign Oakland Meeting Set
Two top Stevenson supporters will address a Stevenson campaign committee meeting in Oakland at 1 p.m. at the Labor Temple with Edmund G Brown and Paul Ztren among the speakers. Kefauver aides plan San Jose stop and San Francisco speech for Estes Kefauver next week.
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Adlai
Stevenson
Oakland
Estes Kelauvet
San Francisco
United Jewish National Fund
Sheraton-Palace
Labor Temple
Naldex Street
Edmund G
Ziffren
Jacob Anvey
Chicago Democratic
King*pi
Nomi
Ation
TTIS
Brown
California
Charles ‘A. Russell
Niles
Temorary
Alameda County
Mer
Clara Shirpser
Berkeley
National’ ‘Committee
Kefauver
The
Daily Review
Guide Dog Will Graduate Ceremony Details
Mrs. Cecil Gallamore of Newark will attend the graduation exercises of Guide Dogs For the Blind in San Rafael. Valla, a German Shepherd raised by the Gallamores, is officially presented to Guadalupe Vidaurri Jr. of Redwood City as the 100th blind veteran served. The four week training helps the blind person gain new sight through the guide dog team.
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Newark
Cecil Galla
Centraliavenue
Newars
Blind, Inc
San Rafael
Gallamore
Valla
Guadalupe M. Vidaurri, Jr
Redwood City
Lalla
Union Merger Conventions AFL, CIO Open Sessions Today
In New York the AFL and CIO opened separate conventions to ratify a merger forming the largest labor group in memory. 1,800 reps will meet Monday at the 71st Regiment Armory for the inaugural AFL-CIO convention. UMW chief Lewis seeks $1,665,000 repayment before dissolution.
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WEW
York
AFL
CIO
Independent
United Mine Workers
James B. Carey
UMW
John Owens
Owens
Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Carey
Mih
CLO
Ito Lewis
Carey Sa
Thy
Democratic Labor Movement
AEL
George Meany
Walter P. Reuther
Sitchom
Michael J
CIO Tran Workers Union
Iis
Afl-Cio
Mapday
AIL
Airline Pilots Association
United Air Lines
Meany
Reuther
Nixon calls for stronger NATO to counter Russia
Vice President Nixon urged a strengthened NATO as the answer to Russia’s hard line after the Geneva conference. He cited Western Europe’s defense needs and warned of Moscow’s tactics at the Big Four talks. Dulles accused Molotov of insinuations about disarmament, while a State Department record details Geneva proceedings.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Russia
Nixon
State Department
Geneve
Dulles
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