Bulganin Persists on Gradual Pension Growth
In Moscow Premier Bulganin told the Supreme Soviet that the government cannot grant all pension increases immediately as the Council of the Union debated a 12 billion ruble boost bringing total outlays to about 25 billion rubles. He warned against large changes, saying the time will come when everything is possible, while noting budget constraints and counting money. The Council recessed after discussing amendments and the debate was briefly limited by a unanimous vote.
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Council of the Union
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Council of Nationalities
Fear Of Capture Delays Return Of Kidnapped Baby
Weinberger family spokesman says the kidnapper's fear of arrest, not ransom, may be delaying the infant's return. David Holman, uncle of the mother, notes police have stopped guarding St Brigid's Church and fears the kidnapper may flee if identified. Any contact would be indirect, he adds.
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Westbury
N.Y
Weinberger
David
Holman
Beatrice Weinberger
Winston-Salem Man Executed in Gas Chamber
Robert S. Conner, 30, was executed in Raleigh for the 1954 shooting murder of Langston B. Roberts during a Winston-Salem holdup that netted about 44 dollars. He calmly faced the 9:15 p.m. death and had prayers with prison staff.
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Winston-Salem
Conner
Langston B. Roberts
Richard Seales
Roberts
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Hodges
W. H. R. Jackson
Cypriots Reject British Offer for Talks on Island
In Nicosia Greek Cypriot leaders refuse to meet Britain's Lord Radcliffe over a new constitution. Archbishop Makarios, deported last March, remains a focal point as Cypriot factions denounce the overture as no solution and a trick.
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Cyprus
Britain
Jakarios
Themistocles Dervis
Lord Radcliffe
Ae Mn Bagonry
Archi Makarios
Seychelles Islands
Indian Ocean
New Effort By Steel Negotiators
In Pittsburgh steel negotiators pressed a new bid to end a 13 day strike against U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic Steel. Federal mediator Joseph Finnegan and the union president David J McDonald led talks, with both sides silent after a two hour session.
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Fercars
David J McDonald
United Steelworkers
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Ting
Dele A
U.S
Eines
Federal Mediation Conciliation Service
Joseph F. Finnegan
Seae Mae
Joseph Finnegan
Federal Mediation Service
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David J. Meene
John
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Japan Names Shigemitsu To Lead Moscow Peace Talks
Tokyo designated Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu to head the delegation for renewal of peace treaty talks with Moscow. The talks are expected to begin later this month in Moscow.
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Tokyo
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Moscow
Dixon Yates contract taunts follow administration move
Democratic senators taunted the White House as the government asked the Court of Claims to dismiss the Dixon Yates suit. Sen. Gore and Sen. Kefauver criticized the pact as pernicious while Hickenlooper defended the contract as good, hoping the issue folds before fall elections.
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Dixon - Yates
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Dixon-Yates
Egee
Sen. Hickenlooper
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Campa
Hickenlooper
Sen
Kefauver
Unig
U.S. Court of Claims
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Department
Eed
Wenzell
Budget Bureau
No Doubt About Political Views In Muskogee Veteran’s Note
In Muskogee Oklahoma the parents of a recently discharged veteran left no doubt about their political views when they influenced him at age 23 years ago. The veteran was associated with the New Deal Goode.
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Muskogee
Okla
New Deal Goode
Little Liz and the Roses Premium
A fragment suggests a commentary on a girl named Liz and social expectations about height and beauty. It notes a premium on long-stemmed roses, implying a culture of adornment and judgment without additional context.
Eisenhower Nixon Far East Conference Delayed by Rain
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon planned a Far East policy briefing but weather halted travel to Gettysburg. Nixon reached Washington Airport before conditions worsened. Secretary Dulles arrived at Gettysburg, then drove to the Eisenhower farm. Hagerty said no further comment on State Department talks. Nixon’s world tour was postponed to 9:30 a.m. tomorrow.
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Dulles
Air Force
White House
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State Department
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Hagerty
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Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
House Civil Rights Bill Backers Expect Strong Victory
Washington reports that House supporters of civil rights anticipate an overwhelming victory next week. Southern opposition issues a grave warning and most Southern representatives signaled support for states rights over federal school integration measures.
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House
Washington
Harriman Attacked by GOP Over Eisenhower Criticism
Senators Watkins Thye and Goldwater assailed Gov. Averell Harriman accusing him of soft on communism rhetoric after he credited Soviet leaders with peace at Geneva. They denounced his campaign posture against Eisenhower and questioned his presidential suitability amid the party’s internal splits. Byrd pressed Harriman to spell out plans to enforce school integration via the White House.
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Watkins
Utah
Harriman
Eisenhower
Truman
Roosevelt
Thye
R-Minn
Byrd
D-Va
Supreme Court
White House
Methodists Name New Bishops at Southeastern Conference
Dr. Bachman G. Hodge of Chattanooga elected bishop on the fifth quadrennial Southeastern Jurisdiction ballot. He joins eight bishops to be assigned later. Hodge, 63, a Holston Conference pastor and former Army chaplain, will be consecrated Sunday night. The election process saw ballots across nine states and Cuba with voting continuing until a candidate cleared 60 percent.
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N.C
Bachman G. Hodge
Chattanooga
Tenn
Eman College
Met
Nolan B. Sermes
Hodge
Holston
Ben- Ala
Marek
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
Birmi
Southern College
Emory University
Kentucky West College
Opposition grows to governor education plan in Charlotte
The Charlotte News reports opposition to proposed constitutional education amendments is scattered but signs of organized resistance emerge. Critics say a unifying group such as the Parent-Teacher Association or United Forces for Education may rally opponents as fall referendums approach.
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Charlotte News
Nore
Advisory Committee On Education
Hodges Not Disturbed By Criticism
Governor Hodges says he is not disturbed by criticism of closed conferences with legislators on school legislation. He expects a well informed General Assembly meeting July 23, with a special session likely lasting one week. The eight bills include proposed constitutional amendments for tuition grants and for closing public schools in intolerable situations.
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N.C
Hodges
Raleigh
General Assembly
Advisory Committee On
Prasse
Loc
Tom Pearsall
Waynes
Hose Cables Snagged Deep Underground
Key family events draw hundreds as a hose becomes stuck and cracks several feet from the entry point. Mrs Key says the situation, with six children, leaves her nervous and short of time to think as neighbors tug at the hose and crowd the scene.
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Key
Mrs. Key
Kremlin calls for all nation atomic energy cooperative group
Moscow quotes a circular proposing a peacetime atomic energy body including the United States and Soviet Union with other Western European nations. The plan envisions a regional conference to oversee use of atomic energy and argues for equal membership and nonmilitary aims. Authorities say the moment favors cooperation and peaceful science advancement.
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Kremlin
Soviet Union
United State
Germany
United States
United Institute of Nuclear Research
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