Russians Claim the Plots War
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union charged that Eisenhower and Macmillan plotted a new emic war in secret discussions at Bermuda. A government statement warned Britain could be drawn into a dangerous escalation and cautioned against policies viewed as provoking inevitable retaliation and catastrophe.
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President Eisenhower's Return Trip Variously Reported
President Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower returned from Gettysburg to Washington by a route differing from initial plans. Reports say the drive covered about 70 to 90 miles in roughly two hours, with varying accounts of speed limits and travel pace.
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Wow About A 61 Cent Question
A fragment reads as a puzzled remark about a sixty one cent issue, with scattered mentions of wages and items. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable, yielding a cryptic brief item typical of a damaged newspaper page.
Ohioan Slain After He Kills Couple and Patrolman
In Marion Ohio, 27 year old Manford Draper used a stolen car to strike Abert Pollak and Sylvia Pollak killing them and wounding Patrolman St. E. Narsmziki. Draper was shot dead after a chase ending at a house where he drew a pistol. Patrolman Youtz was wounded. Authorities say Draper believed the Pollaks possessed his daughter Peggy’s mind and had threatened to kill Marilyn.
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Eisenhower budget eyed for 41 new programs
Senate Finance Chairman Byrd says President Eisenhower proposes a near two billion dollar spending spree in a $71.8 billion budget. He cites 26 new programs and expansion of 15 more, totaling about 1.896 billion dollars in next year’s expenditures, warning of rising inflation and living costs if uncut.
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Renowned actor Gene Lockhart dies at 66 in Chicago
Gene Lockhart veteran film and TV actor dies at St Johns Hospital Chicago of a coronary thremidosis. He was 66, survived by wife Kathleen and daughter June Lockhart. Born in London Ontario he appeared in 300 plus films including Miracle on 34th Street and Carousel. He was active in TV and stage, singing and writing.
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Tornadoes strike Texas causing heavy damage across several towns
A string of tornadoes and violent winds hit south and central Texas, unrooting houses and shattering windows from Huntsville to Norwalk and causing extensive damage in Bryan and nearby communities. A young girl and an infant woman suffered minor injuries, while business leaders estimate losses near half a million dollars. No fatalities are reported.
Blizzard Ice and Murder Shocks Quiet Town
Police said Marcus was carrying eight thousand dollars when he left a Sunday dinner with his wife. his body was found in a vacant lot after two men pushed him into a car and sped away. Indictments allege large thefts at Southmoor Bank and Trust Co involving Marcus, his brother Hyman, and other officials. Hodge and Mints are in prison for thefts totaling nearly two million dollars.
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Long Beach Taxpayers Face Bond Issue Plan
LA C says without bond issue Long Beach taxpayers would face about 4 percent yearly tax increases for five years to fund the Barton Flats camp area for the Unified School District. Long Beach residents would cover over 17 percent of costs. School Board opposes a voter bond. May election proposed after City Council debate on two thirds veto and interest costs around $20,000 yearly.
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Teddy Nadler tops TV quiz show as top money winner
Independent report notes Teddy Nadler, who never finished high school, becomes the largest single TV quiz show prize winner with a total of $136,000. The story mentions related coverage on page H-11 and other sections.
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