Eisenhower urges Congress to stay on job
President Eisenhower told his July news conference that it is a bit silly for Democrats to claim it would take weeks to enact his legislative program. He said Congress should remain at work and pass laws rather than campaign, and he indicated no personal plan to meet Khrushchev unless a useful purpose exists. He would brief lawmakers on his views and changes to his program during an upcoming session.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Khrushchev
Inter
Pravda
U.N
Partes
Havana
Osvaldo Doticos
Fidel Castro
Bor
Roman Catholic Hierarchy
Cuba
Dorticos
Blairsville Joint High School site bid faces injunction
Burrell Two School District seeks a court injunction to halt Blairsville's proposed purchase of Memorial Park and adjacent athletic field for a new Blairsville Joint High School. The complaint claims the $230,000 bid is unwise, unauthorized, and overpriced, and that coal under the land has been mined. defendants include Black Lick Two, Blairsville Borough District, Blairsville Joint District, and Blairsville Borough. Hearing date not set. a meeting on the siding program is planned.
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Blairsville
Burrell
Burrell Board
Igal
Black Lick Two
Two Prisoners Die In Storm At Parchman Farm
At the Mississippi State Prison Farm two inmates were killed and 16 injured when lightning struck an abandoned building crowded with about 50 men during a Tuesday rainstorm. Superintendent Fred Jones said the bolt likely hit a roof connection, scorched an unused flue and sent current down a metal stove pipe.
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Parchman, Miss
Fred Jones
Jones
300 Trainmen Strike Pittsburgh Steel Plant
About 300 trainmen struck the Monongahela Connecting Railroad in a contract dispute, idling roughly 12,600 Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. workers in Pittsburgh. A two hour session failed to progress toward a settlement. talks to resume at 7 p.m. Pickets blocked plant entrances as the company warns operations depend on rail service. The union seeks a contract similar to the United Steelworkers agreement. mediation has produced no result. Other railroad staff, about 700, were also idled by the strike.
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Pittsburgh
Monongahela
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
United Steelworkers
Basic Steel Industry
Jones & Laughlin
Baby Born To Mother Of Sick Pair In Cleveland
In Cleveland, Mrs. Vincent N. Fratantonio delivered a 5 pounds 1 ounce girl at St. Ann Hospital Tuesday night. The mother’s other children, Bernadette and Venita, have health mysteries with periods of sleep, while two sons are unaffected. The newborn is described as healthy by a physician.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Vincent N. Fratantonio
St. Ann Hospital
Mount Sinai
Bernadette
Venita
Joseph
James
Soviets Expel U S Air Attache Over Spying Claims
Soviet authorities ordered Col Edwin M Kirton to leave the USSR accusing him of setting up a spy apparatus after he and Capt Irving T MacDonald were accused of photographing forbidden military facilities during a trip to the Soviet far north. Kirton’s wife said he did not expect to be forced out. both men had planned a two year stay and hoped to observe the Powers trial.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Edwin M. Kirton
Irving T. MacDonald
Province
Town
Mass
Erence
Foreign Ministry
Kirton
Odessa
Lira
Europe
Kirtons
Palo Alto
Calif
MacDonald
Francis Gary Powers
Witlard G. Palm
Llewallyn E. Thompson
Rioting in Leopoldville Injures Congo Premier Lumumba
Report from Leopoldville says Congo Premier Patrice Lumumba was seriously injured as angry Africans rioted in the city. Belgians report gunfire between the Negro city area and the airport while U.N. troops are absent. Lumumba protest claims clash with Katanga mobilization and calls for U.N. action.
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Leopoldville
Brussels
Belgium
Congo
Patrice Lumuntha
Patrice Lumumba
Sabena Airlines
Negro City
Blast Shakes B52 In Air
Four crewmen bailed out as two explosions rocked a Strategic Air Command B52 bomber above Columbus Mississippi near midnight. Pilot Maj. William Fango regained control and landed the jet safely. four crew members suffered minor injuries per Lt Col. B G Boyd at Columbus Air Force Base.
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Columbus
Miss
B. OG. Boyd
Columbus Air Force Base
Boyd
Strategic Air Command
William Fango
Hood
FCC Backs House Passed Payola Bill
Washington AP The Federal Communications Commission endorsed a House bill outlawing payola and quiz show fixing and proposing stronger penalties. FCC Chairman Ford testified to a Senate subcommittee hearing on broadcasting control while Pastore questioned a 10 day off air provision and a potential $1,000 daily fine for long term neglect, urging flexibility in punishment.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Frederick W.ford
Senate Commerce
Subs Committee
John C. Pastore
D-Ri
Congress
Pastore
Senate
Ford
Indiana Woman Satisfactory In McGinnis Hospital
Mrs. Marcella Nibert of Indiana is listed as satisfactory after fractures to the lower back from a car accident near Story Book Forest on Route 30 near Ligonier. Her baby was uninjured. The vehicle was driven by her husband who was reportedly unharmed. She was admitted to McGinnis Hospital at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Marcella Nibert
Indiana
McGinnis
Ligonier
Story Book Forest
Route 30
Dudiana fidies protest poised amid pending action
Readable fragments indicate a planned protest by unidentified groups as coverage notes it on pages 2 and Yo. The brief mentions other features accompanying the report.
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New York
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Lumuniha
Moise Tshombe
Lumumba
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Dag Ham- See
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