Adenauer Accepts Soviet Talk Offer
Bonn reports West Germany accepts Moscow invitation to discuss establishing diplomatic commercial and cultural relations with the Soviet Union. It remains unclear if Chancellor Adenauer will travel to Moscow for talks.
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Sharett forms three party Israeli cabinet after crisis
In Jerusalem the parliament approved Premier Sharett's new three party coalition by a 66 to 32 vote ending a 24 hour crisis sparked by the resignation of the previous cabinet. The reshuffled group excludes the General Zionists and includes 12 holdovers and Mapai majority ministers.
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Religious Orthodox Workers’ Party
General Zionists
Izhak Benavi
Heruth Party
Dr. Kastner
Jewish Rescue Committee
Budapest
Denton Father Finds Son Dead After Rt 3 Crash
A Denton youth, Willis Russell, 20, died early today from skull fractures after a car overturned near his home on Route 3. Another youth injured. driver unknown. The State Highway Patrol reports the car skidded off the road at about 2 a.m. near New Hope, possibly traveling too fast or driven asleep.
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Four Men Shoot At N Y Justice Ward in Buffalo
Four men in an automobile fired at Justice Hamilton Ward of State Court as he drove near Buffalo on Route 20 toward his Lake Erie cottage. Ward was uninjured and blamed juvenile delinquents for rising crime, calling for stiffer sentences and court leadership.
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First Interviews Tell of Attack Over International Waters
Seven Navy fliers wounded in the Neptune attack describe events over the Bering Sea. They say two Russian MIGs fired on their plane, which crash landed in international waters. Survivors praise crewwork and the engine repair that saved lives.
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Jean Richardson
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Terryville
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Chicago
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McLean in Damage Actions Seek $14 Million in Truck Tie Up
McLean charges total $14 million in two suits tied to the East Coast truck tie up. Herbert Burstein says one suit targets the AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters over collective bargaining with local drivers, the other accuses New York Local 707 of breaching a no strike clause through Aug 1 1956. The dispute, centered on wages and overtime, led to widespread trucking strikes across New England and nearby states.
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Congress Approves Defense Bill With record military funding
Congress passed the defense bill for the coming year totaling about 31.88 billion dollars in military spending. The measure funds the Army Navy and Air Force with large allocations and includes a 46 million addition to maintain Marine Corps levels. The bill proceeds without extended debate by voice vote.
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Negotiators Push Toward Sealed Final Steel Talks
Pittsburgh reports reveal CIO Steelworkers chief David J. McDonald and U S Steel executive John A. Stephens in close session as a midnight strike looms. The union argues for higher pay amid evolving proposals while mills tighten operations and workers drift off the job.
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Evangelist Billy Graham speaks in Nuremberg on peace
In a 65,000 strong Sunday gathering at the Soltiers Field, Billy Graham addressed Germans on peace replacing war like the Nazi era. He stood at the podium near Hitler’s former viewing spot, delivering a message of love as locals and American personnel watched.
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Scales Death Sentence Is Upheld
In Raleigh North Carolina the state Supreme Court upholds the death sentence for Scales in the January murder of Mrs Elizabeth Cook and attack on her young daughter Betty. The ruling cites a fair trial under Judge Susie Sharp and affirms no grounds to question the proceedings.
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Supreme Court
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Philip Morris Shifts Ad dollars to Newspapers
Parker McComas, president of Philip Morris, says the cigarette maker will more than double newspaper advertising this year, shifting spend from radio and television. He argues newspapers reach more people than radio or TV and expects strong results.
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Los Angeles
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Philip Morrin
Reporter Admits He Was Red
Washington New York Times investigation reveals senators were linked to a Communist in the 1930s. Gratzner says he was recruited in 1937 by Nat Einhorn and later left the party as he grew dissatisfied. Burdett identifies himself as associated with a party unit on the Eagle.
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Gratzner
Victor Weingarten
Grutaner
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Nat Einhorn
Winston M. Burdett
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Cpl Dunn Sentenced Eight Years For Aiding Red Forces
New York Cpl Harold M Dunn a once celebrated hero from Bakkwinsville N Y was sentenced by a seven man court martial to eight years at hard labor for aiding the Communist enemy while a prisoner in North Korea. The court also ordered dishonorable discharge forfeiture of all pay and allowances. Dunn spoke of his actions as a tragic mistake and said he realized his error upon repatriation. His wife who is expecting a baby in September attended the proceedings and kissed him after the sentence was pronounced.
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Bakkwinsville
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North Korea
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Rees
America
Hoover Group Ends Two Year Commission Work
The Hoover Commission wrapped up a two year, controversy filled mission to reorganize government with a final report from former President Herbert Hoover. It urged curtailing federal power and expanding utilities while projecting potential budget savings and tax cuts if its recommendations are adopted.
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Foreign Aid Bill Seen Passing Amid Cuts
Representative Richards predicted the House will approve a foreign aid bill with no drastic cuts. The plan would authorize up to 3.2858 billion dollars for economic aids this year, a ceiling slightly below the Senate’s amount, with actual appropriations to come later. President Eisenhower had urged about three percent of federal outlays. The House Foreign Affairs Committee earlier reduced the global aid figure by 145 million dollars to reflect cuts sought by the executive branch.
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