Samuel Cardinal Stritch Dies in Rome
Samuel Cardinal Stritch, 70, Archbishop of Chicago, died in Rome at Sanatrix Clinic after circulatory ailments. He arrived April 25 to assume his post, body lying in state at the North American Pontifical College before a Thursday funeral Mass at St Ignatius Church, then burial in Chicago. Cardinal O Connor to celebrate Mass.
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Requests More Cash for Housing to Fight Recession
Washington AP The administration released 300 million dollars to fund the recession housing program. The Budget Bureau allowed the Federal National Mortgage Association to buy government backed home loans at par up to 14 500 dollars for homes not yet under construction. Congress had authorized up to one billion for FNMA purchases of FHA and VA mortgages.
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Ike and Dulles Avoid France Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles after a White House conference with President Eisenhower reaffirmed the United States policy of no interference in France’s crisis. Dulles and Undersecretary Christian Herter discussed Gen de Gaulle’s moves as France faces a government upheaval. Dulles stressed the French problem remains theirs.
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Tunisia seeks U N action to remove French troops
Tunisian Ambassador Mongi Slim arrived in New York to draft a formal Security Council complaint against France over French troops in Tunisia. President Bourguiba announced plans to seek U.N. action and arms from the United States and Britain. U.N. and State Department officials cautioned against moves that could trigger violence as French troops linger under a 1956 treaty.
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Italian Christian Democrats win plurality in national vote
The Christian Democrats in Italy boosted their parliamentary strength after the nationwide election, but still lack a majority. Leftist forces gained, while Monarchists and Fascists declined. With about 70 percent counted, the party held 42.7 percent vs 40.1 previously. the Communist Socialist left rose from 35.2. Memorial Day closures noted for Indiana shops.
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Senate unit proposes aid to red satellites
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged economic aid for Soviet bloc satellites including Yugoslavia Poland and East Germany as a means to ease tension and foster peace. The plan totals 3.71 billion dollars and seeks authority for President Eisenhower to provide aid to these nations despite Republican opposition led by William F Knowland.
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Marion Center Woman, 89, Dies at Local Operator
Marion Center Mrs. Maria Kuntz, 89, died early yesterday leaving 95 direct descendants. She was known as the local telephone operator from 1922 to 1938. Her family includes ten children, 34 grandchildren, 50 seven grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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Burial in Arlington For Unknown War Dead
A warship returned the bodies of two unknown soldiers to the United States for burial in Arlington National Cemetery. The trio, including a third man from Korea, will be buried or honored in ceremonies through Memorial Day, with one in the Capitol rotunda and the others at Arlington, marking the nameless dead of World War II and Korea.
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House votes to strike enacting clause on Alaska statehood
Washington AP reports the House voted 144 to 106 to strike out the bill's enacting clause effectively killing Alaska statehood for now. The action can be reversed or ratified on a roll call set for Wednesday amid prior moves to stall until Alaska amends its constitution to ban legalized gambling. Memorial Day flowers. Learns, Green House, 243K.
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Reds Pull Units From Romania and Hungary
Moscow announces Soviet troops will withdraw from Romania and reduce forces in Hungary. Khrushchev threatens to base rockets in East Germany Poland and Czechoslovakia if the U.S. arms West Germany. Warsaw Pact members urge a 25 year nonaggression pact with NATO as talks resume.
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Pflimlin Refuses To Step Down In French Crisis
Paris reports Premier Pierre Pflimlin refused to resign after cabinet meetings and talks with President Rene Coty. A government motion would seek a confidence vote. if approved Pflimlin stays, if rejected De Gaulle would likely be invited to form a new government.
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8 Tech Students Held In Rioting
Carnegie Tech students were taken into police custody early today during a campus demonstration involving about 350 young men at the girls dormitory area. Police moved in as water was tossed, and stones bricks and stink bombs were hurled at patrol cars. No injuries reported.
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Grand Jury List of Cases for Tuesday June 3
Grand Jury for Tu esday June 3 at nine o clock will hear cases including John M McCool for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated Eugene Abraham Eatin Nancy Louise Entin burglary larceny and receiving stolen property John McKee and Thomas Leroy Shellhammer for burglary larceny and receiving stolen property Morrie Walker for assault and battery Gilbert Lee Swarts for carrying a deadly weapon and furnishing malt to minors James Hofecker Thomas Mikeska and Robert Allison for moral charges and Roland L Herbert for neglect to support child
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Drownings Hit Family in Cumberland River Mishap
In Pineville Kentucky a small motor boat broke apart in the Cumberland River leading to three drownings. Wayne Adams 47 his son Ronnie Jr 14 and Sawyer Hammond 14 died. A passerby saved eight year old Terry Adams who clung to a piece of wood.
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Rayburn backs Eisenhower tax stance against broad cuts
Speaker Sam Rayburn and Rep. Wilbur Mills endorsed President Eisenhower's position against substantial tax reductions this year. Mills indicated a bill to extend present corporate and excise tax rates will reach the House floor in June to prevent a roughly three billion dollar revenue drop.
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De Gaulle Moves to Form New French Government
Paris AP Gen Charles de Gaulle began forming a new French government with possible aid from President Rene Coty and Premier Pierre Pflimlin. Socialist opposition threatens constitutional power and may topple the Pflimlin cabinet as de Gaulle seeks rapid control and calm amid Algeria crisis.
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Hamilton Gun Shop Robbery Here Solved
State Police from the Indiana substation report the burglary of guns and ammunition from the Hamilton Gun Shop on legute 422 east of Indiana during April 10 11 has been solved. William Balina Leese 17 Nanty Glo and John Bortnyik 18 Nanty Glo now with the United States Marines were responsible for the burglary and other Ebensburg area thefts. Value estimated at 417 dollars. Guns hidden under a porch and others buried. Leese lodged in Indiana County jail. Bortnyik to be tried by state police for prosecution by the U S Navy Receiving Station in Philadelphia. Bortnyik AWOL. No sale of rifles detected.
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Dogs Seek Home for Beagle Mother and Pups
A mother beagle mix dog and her three seven week old puppies seek a home. They would make fine pets. Those interested may call N 5 8855 after 5 p.m. Indiana Floral Shop at 630 Philadelphia Su, greenhouse mile south on 119, 64ay.
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