Margaret Truman Daniels Delivers Baby Boy in New York
Former president Harry Truman and wife Bess share happiness as Margaret Truman Daniels and Clifton Daniels welcome a 6 pound 8 ounce boy at Doctors Hospital New York City. Baby unnamed yet and parents plan a visit with extended family in coming days.
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Clifton Daniel
Doctors Hospital
New York
Margaret Truman
Daniel
The
New York Times
Harry Truman
Mbieete
Bess
Margaret
Trumans
New Y
Louise Dantuono
Truman
Jane Daniel
Daniels
Manhattan
Program notes deepen music and scripture insights
R L Dieffenbacher explains program notes add interest by presenting composers and their music in vivid pictures. He compares musical drama to biblical guidance, noting how scripture clarifies human development, responsibility, comfort, and growth toward favor with God and man.
Flood threats rise as Texoma lakes spill toward three states
Swollen Lake Texoma released 95 000 cubic feet per second as it crest near Denison Texas and threatens floods in Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. Tornadoes touched down from Freeport to Houston with damage along the Gulf coast while Dallas Oak Cliff area reported heavy rain.
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Dallas
Texoma
Red River
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Army
Texas-Oklahoma
Here
Denison
Tex
Fulton
Ark
Red
Hugo
Okla
Altus
City Lake
Grand
Fort Gibson
Grapevine Lake
Dallas-Fort Worth
Gulf of Mexico
Freeport
Quintana
Brazos River
Houston
Gulf Coast
Waxahachie
Oak Cliff
Tulsa boy drafts will amid tornado alert
During a recent tornado alert in Tulsa a year old son of highway patrolman Ty Cobb named Ted Cobb declared a will leaving all he owns to his friend George Draper Junior if he isn t blown away first.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ted’ Cobb
Ty Cobb
George Draper Junior
Pay Raise Fight Looms Over Teacher Salaries
In Raleigh the Senate Appropriations Committee approved a 15 percent teacher pay raise as recommended by Gov Hodges and its subcommittee while the House panel rejected 15 percent and moved to 16.09 percent. The gap between chambers may delay final action as Senate officials prepare to report to the full chamber.
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Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
J. C. Eagles Jr
Wilson
Hodges
House Appropriations Committee
House Committee
Senate Debates Teacher Pay Raise Measure Tomorrow
Raleigh notes set for a Senate floor debate on teacher pay raises. Senator J C Eagles Jr of Wilson, chair of the appropriations committee, reported the large biennial measure approved yesterday and it was placed on the calendar for action tomorrow.
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Raleigh
Senate
J. C. Eagles Jr
Wilson
Senate Appropriations Committee
Budget talks press on as adjournment nears for session
Sen Eagles says a distinct possibility remains for adjournment by Saturday while a spending bill could pass in one day if both chambers agree. The House opposed an 15 percent pay figure 34 to 24 and discussions consider a 16.09 percent teacher boost as a compromise with 19.31 percent previously suggested. Conference committee may settle differences if no accord is reached. Governors and officials warn against overspending while $34 million in surplus funds shift to the next biennium.
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Sen. Eagles
Senate
House
Gene Shaw Pearey
Coltrane
Appropriations
Hodges
R. Frank Everett
Martin
Board of Education
Eisenhower signals shift on nuclear tests and disarmament
President Eisenhower says the United States likely will not test hydrogen bombs again and would join a global disarmament pact only within a safeguarded program. He welcomes Khrushchev’s signals of possible first steps. Soviet Bulganin proposes a general disarmament agreement at Geneva.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Motivational Thought on Yesterday’s Efforts
A concise reflection notes that if yesterday’s deeds still loom large today one has not progressed. The line suggests evaluating daily productivity and continuing forward with smaller, steadier steps.
Diplomatic Action Promised Over Girard Japanese Trial
President Eisenhower signaled possible diplomatic action if the Japanese trial of Army Specialist 3C William C. Girard for killing a Japanese woman is not just. The decision to submit Girard to Japanese courts was announced by Dulles and Wilson amid U.S. debates on status of forces and foreign-trial rights.
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U. S
U.S
William C. Girard
Ottawa-La- Salle
Inl
Washington
Eisenhower
Ing Ss. Genesen
Army
3.C
William S. Girard
Japan
United States
Eee
Girard
Ervin
D-N.c
Defense Department
Robert Dechert
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Ottawa-LaSalle
Naka Sakai
Dulles
Wilson
White House
James C. Hagerty
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Sen. Hennings
D-Mo
NAACP Bill Clears House Committee in Raleigh
In Raleigh a House Corporations Committee approved a substitute bill requiring the NAACP and similar groups active in racial relations to file annual financial reports with the state secretary. The plan excludes religious groups but covers organizations pushing segregation on public facilities. Rep. Clyde Shreve opposed a dues list.
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Raleigh
NAACP
Secretary of State
House
House Corporations Committee
Frank Snepp
Mecklenburg
Clyde Shreve
Shreve
Increasing Spending Forecast Signals Rising Federal Outlays
A panel of experts told a Senate House Economic subcommittee that federal spending would rise steadily in the coming years with no tax cut margin. They projected FY1959 outlays at about 75.3 billion, up from Eisenhower’s 1958 estimate, driven by defense spending.
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Washington
Senate House
Eisenhower
Garherd Coli
National Planning
Budget Bureau
Coli
Edwin B. George
Economics Department
Dunn and Bradstreet
Senate Appropriations
Asst
Wilfred J. McNeil
Women's Clubs Back Free TV But Accept Some Pay Options
The General Federation of Women's Clubs urged Congress to preserve free television while allowing future paid or subscription services if they do not interfere with free reception. The substitute resolution, debated by policy committee and supported by Zenith and CBS reps, aims to keep free TV as the core for American homes.
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Asheville
N.C
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Congress
New Motion Federation
Horace Ritchie
Athens
Federation
Morrell DeReign
Carruthersville
Henry B. Thaken
Detroit
Mich
Zenith Corp
Columbia Broadcasting System
Flash Flood Strikes Rutherfordton Downtown Area
A flash flood from several inches of rain swept through a low downtown area of Rutherfordton early today. Firefighters evacuated residents on Cleghorn Street as water rose knee deep on Laundry Hill, flooding cellars and vehicles. No injuries reported and rain expected to continue with more road damage possible.
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Rutherfordton
N. G
Cleghorn Street
Laundry Hill
Eisenhower backs total ban on all nuclear testing
President Eisenhower said he would favor a complete ban on all nuclear testing to ease world anxiety over fallout while noting the U S could not join such a ban without a Soviet agreement. He cited scientific studies and said U S fallout has fallen by about nine tenths.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lestin
United States
National Academy of Scientists
Alleg i Saareng
Mother Finds Four Children After Search
Mrs Virgie Wyss of Lewisville Arkansas recovered her four children in Kansas City after an 18 month nationwide search. The judge ordered the father Walter Wyss to appear and explain his side. the officer located the children at a Topeka registration address.
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Kansas City
Kan
Virgie Wyss
Lewisville
Ark
Dist
C. Q. Claflin II
Piggott
Walter Wyss
Michigan
Illinois
Tennessee
Louisiana
California
Wyss
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