Many Issues Shape Strauss Nomination Fight
Washington AP reports civil rights, public power, and other policy questions likely influence Senate votes on Lewis L. Strauss for commerce secretary. Despite GOP optimism of a 2 to 3 vote margin, about 17 Democrats must back confirmation, with Southern lawmakers wary over civil rights banking on Anderson. Conservative and anti Strauss factions argue the nominee’s background and record, while supporters insist he can be confirmed though Jewish heritage is debated by some critics and countered by others.
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Eisenhower
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Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
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Etree
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West
Dennis Chavez
Atomic Energy Commission
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General Administration
Steven B. Derounian
RNY
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Morse
Maine minister convicted in sex case after seven hour deliberation
The Rev MacDougall, pastor of the Bingham Congregational Church since 1953 and father of four, was found guilty after a jury of seven women and five men deliberated seven hours. The teen testified he was intimate with her twice at his Emden vacation home last summer. she gave birth to a daughter on April 27.
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Thomasville Man Heads North State Loan Assn
Brady Rhyne of Thomasville was elected president of the North State Loan Assn at its 14th annual convention in Winston Salem. Secretary-treasurer J G Griffin of Charlotte was reelected. Directors named include Harold Willkerson Durham J G Griffin Charlotte John McKaughn Winston Salem and Reed Pickler Albemarle. About 150 delegates from loan firms attended the two day meeting. Governor Quinn of Hawaii sought a political role but chose law instead.
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Brady Rhyne
Thomasville
North State Loan Assn
Charlotte
Harold Willkerson
Durham
J. G. Griffin
John McKaughn
Winston-Salem
Reed Pickler
Albemarle
State
Rabies Plan Included In New Budget
Lexington Davidson County tentatively allocates 6000 for a county rabies control program in the health department. A dog warden system is proposed with an estimated 8983.22 needed. final budget approval is set for Monday.
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Publisher Defends Color Of Three Pigs
In Racine Wisconsin the Whitman Publishing Co defends a new Tell a Tale version of The Three Little Pigs showing white black and white black pigs arguing the depiction is a simple story for children. David Hawthorn of Miami counters that integrationists use the tale to brainwash youngsters with a black pig portrayed as superior for brick house resilience.
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Florida
Whitman Publishing Co
Racine
Lloyd E. Smith
Whitman Company
David Hawthorn
Miami
Fla
Soviet Smiles Persist in Geneva Talks
In Geneva the Soviet delegation keeps smiling amid stalled progress on West Berlin as Western officials report no real progress. Kharlamov and Gromyko tout patience while Khrushchev hopes for a summit with Eisenhower Macmillan and de Gaulle, as Western ministers demand a Berlin agreement first.
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Mepedia
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Andrei Gromyko
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Khrushchev
Jeffersons noted for speaking thirty Indian dialects
The record states Thomas Jefferson spoke 30 different Indian dialects. It also notes Ohio was admitted as the 17th state in 1802.
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Ohio
Long Term Prison Break At Fort Madison
Four convicts escaped from Fort Madison after tying guards in a cellblock and cutting an outside wall window bars. Smith and Pickard were bound but unharmed as the men climbed an eight foot fence and fled. Alerts were issued to Iowa Illinois and Missouri authorities and searches expanded.
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Pickard
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Fort Madison
Penitentiary
Eisenhower cites Strauss confirmation and labor steel missiles
President Eisenhower defended Secretary of Commerce nominee Strauss, urged calm on labor reform, and dismissed claims of anti Semitism in the debate. He rejected claims he sided with management in steel talks and backed a bank and file union member Bill of Rights. He noted a pending McElroy study on missiles and supported the defense recommendations sent to Congress.
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Hower
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House
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
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