Marines Oppose Shakeun Defense Reorganization Rules
Marine Commandant Gen Randolph M Pate told the House Armed Services Committee that if Congress passes Eisenhower defense reforms as written the Marine Corps could be weakened. Secretary McElroy assured lawmakers the Army Navy Air Force and Marines keep their identities. Pate warned that current law limits could be loosened by future defense leaders and urged legal protection of the Marines status and functions.
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Washington
Marine Ag
Congress
Eisenhower
Ace. of Defense
Ac Corps
House Armed Services Committee
Secretary of
Defense McElroy
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
McElroy
Randolph M. Pate
Pate
Secretary of Defense
Mitchell Seeks Early Tax Cut Decision
Secretary of Labor Mitchell said the administration must decide within days whether to recommend a tax cut. He noted the recession shows no solid improvement and favored a tax cut as the most effective antirecession step if further action is needed.
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Washington
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Labor
Auto Union Nears Completion Of Its Demands
Detroit negotiators for General Motors and the United Auto Workers returned to the bargaining table as the union said it has almost completed presenting its demands. They face pressure to reach a settlement within 29 days while both sides appeared relaxed in the GM office building.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Auto Workers
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Control Of Space Opposed by Pentagon Expert
Roy W. Johnson, director of the Defense Department's Advanced Illian space agency, argues it would be less disastrous to let a civilian body limit military use of outer space. Eisenhower's bill envisions civilian control of space research primarily tied to military use, with disputes potentially settled by the President. ARPA would continue, while a seeing eye satellite that spots objects on Earth is not considered a weapon.
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Washington
Pentagon
Special Space Bureau
Roy W. Johnson
Defense Department
Advanced Ilian Space Agency
Eisenhower
ARPA
Aiken Hints at Four Day Work Week Study
Senator Aiken of Vermont urged Congress to study a four day work week in some industries as a possible response to the current slump. He warned this is not a quick shift but could help adjust to automation and future labor needs amid rising farm prices and broader economic concerns.
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Washington
Sen. Aiken
R-Vt
Congress
Aiken
Agriculture Department
Confidence Called Cure For Recession
Cleveland automobile dealers Leo J. Conway and David Blaushild promote price posting and bonded dealers to restore confidence and lift sales. They met with President Eisenhower who endorsed firmer pricing to curb undercutting and boost consumer buying. Conway, Blaushild discuss recovery and their showrooms, wartime service, and families amid the downturn.
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Leo J. Conway
David Blauschild
Cleveland
W. G. Power
Chevrolet
Blauschild
Eisenhower
White House
Conway
Blaushild
Texas Rivers Overflow Across North and East Texas
Heavy rainfall sent streams and rivers surging through north and east Texas. Dallas saw a 33.7 foot Trinity flood level but no major crest. Evacuations affected 2,500 residents with few complying as towns declared disaster areas. a tornado touched Henderson with minor damage.
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Dallas
Texas
Trinity
Atlanta
Tex
M.P. Ellis
East Texas
Willis Gray
Henderson
Teacher Upends Boy To Dislodge Big Candy Ball
Mt Holly North Carolina eight year old Donnie Richards clutched his throat and was shocked by a second grade teacher Mrs J L Davenport who lifted him by the ankles and shook him in a hall causing a large candy ball to be expelled from his throat. The boy nearly suffocated but began breathing again after the incident witnessed by another teacher.
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MT. Holly
N. C
J. L. Davenport
Donnie Richards
Donnie
Teacher's Home Is Guarded After Stabbing Incident
In Elizabeth New Jersey a 24 year old physical education teacher was stabbed in the arm by a 12 year old pupil during a class at Benjamin Franklin School. Police ordered a detective and a uniformed guard stationed at the Epstein home after threats to Mrs Epstein and her child were received. Juvenile Court ordered a mental examination for the accused boy.
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Newark
N.J
Elizabeth
Benjamin Epstein
Epstein
Benjamin Franklin
Richard R. O'Connor
Florence
Senator from Saxapahaw: A man who shaped Saxapahaw
In 1927 textile plant superintendent B Everette Jordan moved his family to Saxapahaw after buying the White Williamson mill site with local partners. He rebuilt the village dam, restarted water power, and led Saxapahaw toward growth as he prepared to become North Carolina’s next junior United States Senator.
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Howard White Saxapahaw
Gastonia
Burlington
C. V. Sellers
B. Everette Jordan
Mrs
Jordan
Saxapahan
Washington
Yesteryear
United States
Mrs. Jordan
White-Williamson
Mr. Jordan
Mr. Sellers
Everette Jordan
Sellers-Sellars
Alamance County
Sellers Manufacturing Company
Gray Mills, Inc
Bob Jones Film Chosen For Cannes Festival
Bob Jones University selects its color drama Wine of Morning for a Cannes Paris film directors congress May 14 23 The film depicts Barabbas life and Mrs Stenholm will give a keynote on motion picture production and present Wine of Morning plus The Flying Angel. Dr Don G Williams of Syracuse also attends as US delegate.
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Stenholm
United States
International Congress of Motion Picture and Television School
Cannes
Paris
Jones
Barabbas
Bob Jones University
Don G. Williams
Syracuse University
Argentina inaugurates Frondizi in first democratic era in a decade
Arturo Frondizi was sworn in as Argentina's president in a ceremony before the new Congress, ending military rule since Juan Peron's overthrow. He pledged rule of law and justice and promised amnesty for political activity. Vice President Alejandro Gomez also took office as Nixon watched. Frondizi spoke of a fresh start and welcomed Peronist supporters.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Congress
Juan D. Peron
Frondizi
U.S
Nixon
Alejandro Gomez
Radical Party
Kremlin Parade Sees Modest Display of Military Might
Moscow marked May Day with a restrained Soviet show featuring personnel carriers paratroopers self-propelled antiaircraft guns and field pieces. Marbleled speeches by Marshal Malinovsky urged peace through strength while branding US nuclear patrols tests and Western armament buildup as threats to world peace.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Red Square
Rodion Malinovsky
United States
Arctic
Britain
Europe
Beware of Highway Hypnosis Hazard on New Expressways
A cautionary feature warns that faster nonstop toll roads and new expressways induce monotony in drivers. Continuous driving can cause fatigue and even hallucinations, creating unexpected dangers on modern highways.
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Nikolai Lenin
Tion
Ashild
Staker Heights
Ashtabula
Ohio
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Sound Young
Terry Robin
Saxapahaw
Howard White
Burlington Times-News
Times-News
Ed McCauley
North Carolina
Democratic Executive Committee
National Police Chief's Association
Guv. Hodges
A. T. Davis
B. Everett Jordan
Davis
Bob Jones
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