Civil Rights Delay May Postpone Congress Adjournment
Senate minority leader Knowland said adjournment could be delayed to next month due to civil rights debate. House Republicans signaled openness to compromise on civil rights if it strengthens the Senate bill, while Eisenhower criticized the jury trial expansion. Martin resisted advancing a compromise and urged restraint until others are willing to negotiate.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Senate
White House
Eisenhower
House
Martin
Massachusetts
House Rules Committee
Congress
Detroit Woman Charged With Careless Driving After Head-On Crash
Mrs. Dorothy Sparks of Detroit says she was used to driving on the left in Japan when her head on collision on U S 65 injured no one. The other driver was William A. Horgan 42 of Slater Missouri. The highway patrol charged Sparks with careless driving saying she was on the wrong side of the road.
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Chillicothe
Dorothy Sparks
Detroit
Japan
U.S. 65
Thinking It Over- Thinking It Over- By R L Dieffenbacher
An exhortation on devout commitment warning against delaying God’s work for personal gain. It argues that God seeks whole self devotion not bargaining prayers and urges wholehearted service without conditions. The piece emphasizes prioritizing God’s kingdom over material treasures and self interest.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
Syria authorities seek UN relief over U S plot claims
Damascus accuses the United States of a plan to oust President Kuywaily and to destabilize Syria as ties with Washington deteriorate. Foreign Minister Bitar blames the Eisenhower doctrine for undermining Arab independence and cites a US embargo plan and wheat sales as intensifying pressure.
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Syria
United States
Shukri Kuwaily
U. S
Salah Ritar
Bitar
U.S
Mrs Stern Hiding Out In Prague
Mrs Martha Dodd Stern, accused before the Un American Activities Committee of being a Soviet spy, is reported hiding in Prague with her husband Alfred Stern and their 12 year old son Robert. They arrived July 21 on Paraguayan passports, denying fugitives status while avoiding inquiries.
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Vienna
Martha Dodd Stern
Un-American Activities Committee
U. S. House of Representatives
Prague
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Alfred Stern
New York
Stern
Boris Morros
Robert
Mexico City
Sterns
Mexico
William E. Dodd
U.S
Germany
Akron
Balloon reaches record height as sun warms ascent
The Air Force balloon and its doctor pilot rose toward 100 000 feet after sunrise with warmth from the sun. An evaluation team in Minneapolis prepared new calculations to locate Maj. David G. Simons land site for the sealed gondola following a potential second altitude mark.
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Air Force
David G. Simons
Dr. Simons
Crosby, Minn
Raii la
Fempo ’Ying
Minneapolis
Brenckeridge
Minn
Maj
Simons
Sisseton
S. C
Maj. Simons
Yester
Danger In Syria Pointed Up
American diplomats press Arab nations to curb Syria toward Kremlin influence and resist Communist expansion in the Middle East. Nasser and Syria’s Kuwaily seek medical help in Egypt as Gen. Bizry is named Syria’s army head amid Moscow ties.
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Washington
Middle East
Syria
Kremlin Domina
Jordan
Lebanon
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Moscow
Arab Ity
Nasser
Shukri Kuwaily
Kuwatly
Asif Bizry
Harold Caccia
Russia
Afghanistan
Yemen
Doppler Test Delayed at Nevada Site Amid Storm
Stormy weather delays the AEC Doppler nuclear test at the Nevada test site. Officials tentative for next morning, as 13th test of the year faces weather hold.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Aid Bill Left To Senators
Senator Knowland described President Eisenhower as hopeful that the Senate will restore much of the 809 million dollar foreign aid cut by the House. The Appropriations Committee prepares to decide on the administration’s request to restore aid, with Knowland noting an incomplete Senate restoration but optimism for a higher House figure.
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Caccia
Dulles
Syria
Eisenhower
White House
House
State Department
Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Senate
GOP
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
Ena
Durham
DNC
Holifield
D-Calif
AEC
Idaho
Hanford
Wash
Atomic Authorization Bill Approved by Conference Committee
A 352 million dollar atomic energy bill approved by a conference committee authorizes construction work by the Atomic Energy Commission for the coming year. The measure, largely noncontroversial, reflects a Democratic program for government supported atomic projects via the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee.
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Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Nature Girl Heads Home From New York City
Dorothy Brown 16 known as Nature Girl leaves New York after a four day visit to appear on TV. She traveled with Tom McKnight editor of the Mooresville Tribune and his wife by auto from Charlotte airport to her home near Mooresville. She enjoyed Broadway shows and said she will continue schooling while keeping doors open for a future return.
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New York
Dorothy Brown
North Carolina
New York City
Tom McKnight
Mooresville
N.C
Brown
Hoodlum Jailed In Costello Case
Vincent L. The Chin Gigante, 29, a pudgy former boxer and small time gambler, faces arraignment on a charge of attempted murder in the May 2 shooting of racketeer Frank Costello. He surrendered at a police station and was held overnight after being described as a fat man at the scene. Costello, 67, had a superficial head wound and cooperated little with police.
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New York
Frank Costello
Vincent L
the Chin
Gigante
Costello
Nathan Ury
Hoffa Faces Evidence On Family Business Ties
Senate hearings reveal James R. Hoffa linked to a $4000 stake turning into a $125000 deal via a firm tied to a union official's wife and another ally. Kennedy pressed Hoffa on profits before taxes and a past extortion charge, while Hoffa argued the charge was downgraded and framed unfairly. The stake involved Mrs Bert Brennan and Josephine Poszynak in Test Fleet Hoffa said incorporated in 1947. details continue on page 2A.
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Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Midwest Teamsters
Bert Brennan
Teamsters Local No. 337
Michigan
Josephine Poszynak
Byrd Sees Spending Cutback In Government Spending
Senator Harry F Byrd says signs point to a genuine push by the Eisenhower administration to curb federal outlays. He cites hearings before his Senate Finance Committee as shaping a view of a possible six billion dollar reduction from January’s requested 73.3 billion. He notes orders to Virginia installations to cut staff and expenses and says department carryovers may affect actual outlays.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Virginia
Congress
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