Eisenhower Says Aid Plan Unsettled by Primary Politics
President states he has not discussed aid with anyone as he presses Congress for foreign aid funding. He notes Wiley wants no admin help in Wisconsin primary, while Davis backed by McCarthy gains GOP support. Eisenhower also clarifies his prior endorsement of McKay and discusses Twining’s Moscow visit and reactions to Khrushchev and Molotov.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Kremlin
Special Tag for Cars Using Pike Raises Toll Query
A Pennsylvania Turnpike hearing probes a proposed unlimited-use $20 license plate plan amid talk of out-of-state drivers using the Pike and possible rate changes. Sen Fleming and others press for data while Michael Baker Jr. conducts an efficiency survey of operations, maintenance, and tolls with a report due early next month.
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Drug Trance For Pilot In Jet Escape
Lockheed chief test pilot Herman Salmon underwent a two hour sodium pentothal session to recount his bailout from an F104 Starfighter during a two hour experiment. The Los Angeles Times reports the drug induced testimony described tense moments before the bailout after an arsenal explosion. Salmon sustained a bruised elbow but no other injuries.
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Kefauver Loses California Primary in Major Blow
Kefauver conceded defeat after California’s vote boosted Stevenson’s momentum toward the Democratic nomination. Stevenson praised the win as a strong sign in many regions while Kefauver vowed to keep campaigning and support Democratic candidates. Cross-filing produced limited GOP gains and set the stage for a Stevenson bid in November. Eisenhower’s vacation plans and altitude debate surfaced as a side note on health and travel.
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Checking Man Burned Aboard Ship
New York detectives probe a claim that a Trujillo foe Dr Jeses de Galindez was tossed into the Fundaction ship’s oil-fired boilers when the vessel visited New York. The charge, denied by Dominican authorities, centers on a supposed kidnapping and arson aboard the freighter with a crew of 65 on last visit.
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Los Angeles
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PLC
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Faira
Mexico City
Toe
Immigration Service
SMT. Turnbius School
Franciscan Sisters of
Mexico
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America
Air Force Reserve
Los Aangeles City College
Parole Chief Is Elected at Pennsylvania Association
Edward Brubaker of Harrisburg was elected president of the Pennsylvania Association of Probation Parole and Correction at its annual convention in Bedford. Other officers chosen include Mrs. Margaret Huff of Pittsburgh as first vice president, R. L. Herbstritt of Erie as second vice president, Arlene Kurtz of Harrisburg, Charles Cuthbert of Pittsburgh, and William Barnmiller of Graterford as executive committeemen.
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Harrisburg
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Pittsburgh
R. L. Herbstritt
Erie
Arlene Kurtz
Harris Charles Cuthbert
William Banmiller
Graterford
Stassen Sees H-Bomb Era Peace With Atoms For Peace
Stassen urged mankind to pursue peace in thermonuclear times and cited Eisenhower's 1953 atoms for peace plan. He noted progress since then, including London disarmament talks on ground inspection while aerial reconnaissance remained contentious. He welcomed Soviet force cuts but called for verifiable controls and the open skies idea to prevent surprise attack.
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Soviet Union
Pike Group Pact System Defended by McSorley
McSorley defended the Turnpike Commission policy of reimbursing commissioners for expenses, stating the turnpike act permits payments for necessary expenses regardless of where incurred, noting Harrisburg as a common location. He called the practice safe and within the act’s scope.
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Negro minister replaced over church integration efforts in Pittsburgh
The Rev. A Henry Durham, a Negro Methodist pastor at Buena Vista Methodist Church on Pittsburghs North Side, says he was relieved of duties May 27 after a year pushing for integration with the white Pittsburgh Methodist Conference. District Superintendent Ernest V Clark denies the move was tied to integration. Durham mentions a potential charge in Winston Salem or a sabbatical year offered by Bishop Edgar A Love of Baltimore. A white Pittsburgh Conference resolution welcoming integrated congregations was adopted last month, but Durham says plans to join the white conference were rescinded at a later quarterly meeting called by Clark.
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Edgar A. Love
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Iby Clark
Escape Reds Prison Pay Future Seen
An expert from St. Louis predicts prison wages will someday fund inmates families and cover board, room, and savings. Isaac Gurman of the St. Louis Bureau for Men spoke in a Missouri agency address about reforms and possible restitution for the state. Chinese fishermen from Formosa reached Matsu islands after fleeing a Communist labor camp on the mainland, as reported to the Missouri Welfare Association.
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Missouri Penitentiary
Obituary notices from Indiana area drownings and deaths
Obituary notices report Frances Hilty and daughter Shirley Louise Hilty drowned in the Hackensack river near Hackensack New Jersey after a boating accident. Survivors include family members in Indiana Pa and Rochester Mills Pa. services set in Indiana Pa with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Additional notices announce the deaths of Jacqueline Corbell and Oliver Perry Gates in Indiana Pa and Homer City. services and interments planned at local funeral homes with military honors for Gates.
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Pine Grove
Rochester Mills
Jacqueline Corbell
Washington Street
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Buffalo
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Yellowcreek Street
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Philipsburg
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Ellen Sale Gates
Hattery E
315Th Field Artillery
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Beartown
W. Va
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American Legion Post
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Dreolle
Louis Andreoll
Parma
Ohio
Deaconess Evangelical Hospital
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Irene
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Gloria) Tarelli
Anthony
Evelyn
Mindo
Eugene
Mary) Jeffries
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Mines
John Schelfe
Moss Creek
Frank Schelfe
Clymer
Askew Funeral Home
Wednesay
Funeral Home
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Lue Cernemines
Marion
SS Benefits For Women Predicted
Senator Smathers predicts the Senate will vote to allow all eligible women to draw Social Security retirement benefits at age 62. He expects the vote on a new disability program proposal to be very close, noting the House-passed bill last year would have set 62 for women and 50 or above for disability, with current minimum ages 65.
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Plane Crash Victims In Satisfactory Condition
CLEARFIELD Pa Two of five North Carolina residents injured in a twin engine Lockheed crash near here were in satisfactory condition today. Al Muirhead of Durham and Ben Elliott of Raleigh admitted for X rays after a forced landing on a farm 16 miles east of Clearfield.
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Durham
Ben Elliott
Raleigh
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Larry Cutchin
Scarboro
State College
Peoria
Ill
Jean Poole
Penn State University
J. G. Poole Sr
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