House Debates Aid for Poland Amid Bill Controversy
Debate centers on a plated aid package for Poland tied to the Battle Act and a controversial amendment. Rep. Burleson signals plans to push an amendment to halt US servicemen trials abroad and to limit a three year loan fund of 800 million dollars annually for long range projects. The measure, trimmed from President Eisenhower’s request, sets a maximum authorization while actual funds are provided by separate legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Russia
Moscow
Rep
Burleson
D-Tex
Foreign Affairs Committee
Hisenhower
Clinton High School case tests jurors over integration
In Clinton, Tennessee, 15 residents and segregationist John Kasper face federal contempt charges for allegedly violating a court injunction on school integration. Testimony included threats against teachers and students, with defense objections on relevance to Kasper. The trial resumed as prosecutors seek assurance the defendants knew of the injunction and aided Kasper’s plan.
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Clinton
Nelson
Clinton Area
John Kasper
Clinton High School
Brittain
Taylor
Kasper
Crawford
Britain
Tennessee
Robert L., Dobbs
Memphis
Dobbs
Senators Debate Voting Rights Bill Tactics and Timetable
Senators discuss narrowing Section 3 to protect voting rights with Sen Knowland pushing a quick vote to set the bill as pending business. Sen Ervin notes a possible limit to voting rights provisions while Morse proposes referral to the Judiciary Committee for a two week report. Johnson cautions speed may end debate by 5 p.m as roll call nears.
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Sen
Ervin
D-Nc
Knowland
Senate
Sen. Morse
D-Ore
Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Civil rights bill sparks debate over six member commission
The House backed a plan to set up a six member civil rights study commission and create a civil rights division in the attorney general's office. Opponents led by Sen. Russell argue Section 3 forces federal troop involvement to desegregate schools in the South. Eisenhower visited a civil defense drill and stressed recovery efforts as drill conditions simulated a US retaliation scenario.
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House
Attorney General's Office
United States
Eisenhower
White House
Army
Navy
Air Force
National Security
Andrew J.goodpaster
Washington
Office of Defense Mobilization
Civil Defense Administration
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Jeader
The
Dixie Forces
Sec
Senator Green Returns After Hospital Visit
Senator Green of Rhode Island, 89, was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital Friday after a heat exhaustion episode at the Pakistan embassy reception. He expects to return to his Washington offices late today or tomorrow and is reported to be feeling fine. Green, long president of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, walked into the hospital without assistance later in the day.
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Washington
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Pakistan
Green
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Witnesses Confab Draws 1171 Attendees at Mack Center
A semi annual Je hovah's Witnesses conference drew 1 171 attendees for the final session at Mack Center. A. A. Catanzaro urged removal of barriers dividing mankind citing religious and social divisions and urged study of the Bible to gain knowledge of Jehovah. Joseph Genchar reported 34 baptisms at Indian Springs during the conference.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Mack! Center
A. A. Catanzaro
Mr. Catanzaro
New World Society of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Bar Iirierless
New World Society
Joseph Genchar
Indiana
Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Indian Springs
Obituaries from Indiana County list several locals
Obituaries note ORRIE E McCUNN of Indiana RD 3 died Sunday July 14 after two days in Indiana Hospital. Born April 10 1891 in Rayne Township he was a lifelong farmer and church member leaving a wife Ida Clare and many children grandchildren and siblings. Also listed are LINDA LEE LUKEHART Cortland Ohio died July 12 after a heart operation at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland with parents Albert and Helen Lukehart and siblings. CLAYTON BARR POLLOCK of Indiana died July 12 in Shadyside Hospital Pittsburgh, survived by wife Kathryn and a family. EARL LEWIS 53 Rochester Mills died July 13 of a heart attack with wife and children. CHARLES CLYDE CAMERON 59 Glen Campbell died July 17 in Adrian Hospital, survivors include wife Dora and son and step family. Services planned in each case with local church and cemetery interments outlined.
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Orrie E. McCunn
Indiana
Rayne Township
Indiana Co
James S
Sarah
Myers McCunn
Rayne’ Presbyterian Church
Ida Clare (Shank) McCunn
Harvey L. McCunn
Robert O. McCunn
Clymer
Paul James McCunn
John
Lucinda) Long
Paul
Mabel) Farren
Howard
Grace) Helman
Wayne
Mary Ruth) Helman
Linda Lee Lukehart
Albert Lukehart
Cortland
Ohio
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Albert
Helen Louise (van Horn) Likehart
Plum‘ville
Donna, lAnn
James Albert
Diana Lynne
Harry VanHorn
Clayton Barr Pollock
Shadyside Hospital
Pittsburgh
Jersey City
Nwt
Joseph A
Sarah (Barr) Pollock
Troutman's
First United Presbyterian Church
Foster Bible Class
United Commercial Travelers, Council No
Indiana Grange
Norma
Lisle M. Jove
Eric
David
S Pollock
Gertrude Pollock
Eria
Wilbur Keily
Clayton Dale Pollock
Don M. McCurry, Jr
Oakland Cemetery
Earl Lewis
Rochester Mills
Grant Township
George
Lulu
Weaver) Lewis
Lucille
Tyger) Lewis
Newark
Delaware
Phillip
Jay
Mary) Doty
Home
Bud
Jennie
Ryen
Allan Emmeline Wingard
F Pittsiburgh
Brenda Lewis
Manal’ ‘Willey
Mildred Hooker
I Elda McCratney
Dorothy Lazor
Grace McQuiston
William Lewis
Raymond, Lewis
Park Lewis
Lloyd Lewis
Ruth Bishop
Rex Brickell
Pine Grove
Charles Clyde Cameron
Glen Campbell
Adrian Hospital
Banks Township
Indiana County
Hugh and
Emma (Barnett) Cameron
Dora (Huey) Cameron
Glen Campbell RD
Sgt
Charles A
Baltimore, Md
Clyde Dunlope
Walrus
Idaho
Helen Snyder
Punxsutawney
Jennie Gressley
Khrushchev says London talks going badly in disarmament
In Prague and Pilsen Khrushchev told a mass meeting that Western powers, led by the United States, block disarmament while dialogue continues. He criticized UN subcommittee talks as unproductive, argued disarmament benefits poorer nations, and defended Soviet unity with Czechoslovak leaders while noting tensions with Yugoslavia.
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Harold
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Communist Party
Niekita Khrushchev
London
United States
United Nations
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Nikolai Bulganin
Most
Pilsen Radio
Skoda
Lenin
Soviet Union
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
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Rebecca Newton
Norristown
Victor Newton
Newton
Chicago
New York
L. Cohen
Franklin St. Ph
Akron
Akrom
Morton
Leonard Huey
Rot Siter RD
Pearce Cemetery
Khrush
Yugoslavia
Regu
Anchor Hocking
Bly Now
Troutman’s
America
MOSTI
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