Economic Shift Key to Hopes Of Republicans
Washington AP reports Republicans bank on economic recovery to reverse a political tide amid a prolonged slump. Sen Knowland notes downturn influenced California votes, while Sen Mansfield predicts gains for Democrats if the economy improves. May jobs up and unemployment down, yet a government report shows investment cut deeper than expected with 30.7 billion dollars in new capital this year, 17 percent below last year.
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Wiliam F. Knowland
Rcalif
California
Knowland
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Mike’ Mansfield
Senate
Montana
Mansfield
White House
Man Falls to Death From Canyon Rim
A 43 year old Donald Mark, a Grand Canyon motel clerk, plunged to his death Sunday as about 75 tourists watched. Grand Canyon National Park superintendent John McLaughlin said Mark slipped while jumping between stones and fell several hundred feet.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Tim
Donald Mark
John McLaughlin
Grand Canyon National Park
Mark
Summit stakes loom as De Gaulle tests Western unity
James Marlow notes Ike and Macmillan face tricky choices as De Gaulle’s grip on France and Western alliance wavers. Khrushchev seeks more trade and disarmament deals while Middle East tensions grow. A summit may ease tensions but few major breakthroughs are likely.
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Eisenhower
Macmillan
Associated Press
de Gaulle
France
White House
Middle East
Lebanon
Khrushchev
West
United States
Washington
Hisenhower
Secretary Denies Buying Document in Russian Allegation
Menshikov told a TV panel that Nikolai Kurochkin denied any improper activity and claimed he paid hundreds of dollars for military manuals and other materials. The Soviet diplomat was ordered to leave the United States, while Beaumet faced charges in a separate case involving a death in Tokyo after a drunken beating by Crowley and Jones.
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Menshikov
Perma Machel
Nikolai I. Kurochkin
State Department
Kurochkin
Saturn
United States
Soo Weiter
Alley
New Haven
Conn
America
Kenjiro Furukawa
Tokyo
William S. Girard
Girard
Jones
Crowley
Yale
T. A. D. Jones Sr
Eli
Frederick M. Kissinger
Maryland
Imperial Hotel
President Eisenhower Defense Plan Faces Cold Reception
Washington AP report says President Eisenhower’s plea for changes in a defense reform bill drew opposition from three Democratic senators. Senate Armed Services Committee members Richard Russell and Mike Mansfield criticized shifts of power, citing constitutional limits and objections to three provisions, while awaiting House action. Mansfield warned such changes would defy the Constitution and questioned the secretary of defense’s past authority challenges.
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Washington
Pedent Eisenhower
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Mike “Mansfield
D-Mont
House
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russell
Eisenhower
Mansfield
Secretary of Defense
Widow and Mother Seek Release in Kelly Kidnap Case
Kathryn Kelly and her widowed mother Ora Shannon petition U S District Court for release after 25 years in federal prison. They argue an unfair trial under the Lindbergh Act during the 1933 Urschel kidnapping in Oklahoma City. Urschel was held for 200000 dollars ransom and freed unharmed.
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APJ
George
Federal Women's Prison
Alderson
W.va
Kelly
Leavenworth
Kan
Urschel
New Yorker Picked as Advertising Woman of the Year
Miss Margot Sherman, top woman in a New York agency, was chosen as Advertising Woman of the Year at the Advertising Federation of America convention. She is married to New York lawyer Charles D. Peet and is mother of two, serving as vice president of McCann-Erickson.
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Taps In
Dallas
Margot Sherman
New York
Advertising Federation of America
Sherman
Charles D. Peet
McCann - Erickson
Beaumet admits passing nonsecret material to Soviet contact
Beaumet testified he supplied Kurochkin with material already public in papers and received 1435 over months. He cooperated with investigators, registered as a foreign agent, and the Justice Department planned no action. He described meetings at the Soviet Embassy and efforts to sell military manuals to Russian magazines. He said he was never cleared for classified data and began alerting authorities after agents questioned him.
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Kurochkin
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Justice Department
Soviet Union
John A. Baker’Jr
U. S
Moscow
Baker
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Armies of the World
the Red Star
Science shrinks piles without surgery with new substance
An astonishing claim touts a non surgical treatment for piles using Bio Dyne from a world famous research institute. Available as suppositories or ointment under the name Preparation H with a money back guarantee.
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Preach About Hell Billy Graham Defends Hell Message
In San Francisco Billy Graham told a Cow Palace audience of 16 200 that preaching on hell may curb sin and keep the wicked apart from the good. He defined hell as God's just punishment, not a torturous chamber, and tied it to personal vice and earthly wrongdoings.
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Hell
Billy Graham
Graham
Cow Palace
Patrolmen Police Top Pistol Event at Conference
Missouri Highway Patrol Captain Set R L Usher and Maj Kenneth K Johnson led team honors in a pistol shooting contest at the National Peace Officers Association convention in Excelsior Springs. St Louis Captain Dobert was individual high man as about 200 officers from 34 states attended the three day meeting. A parade featured the Clay County sheriffs posse and drum corps. Harold Sears, 53, a posse member, suffered a heart attack during the parade but was reported in satisfactory condition.
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St. Louis
National Peace Officers Assn
R. L. Usher
Kenpeth K. Johnson
Missouri Patrol
Paoer
Joh Dobert
Clay County Sheriffs Posse
Drum and Bugle Corps
Harold Sears
Rev Fleer Named To Two Churches
The Rev Gilbert Fleer has been appointed pastor of the Cedar City and New Bloomfield Methodist Churches. He is a graduate of Central College Fayette and Drew Theological Seminary. He was ordained elder at the Missouri Annual Conference session in Fayette and served Teabo Methodist Church Wharton New Jersey while at Drew. The Fleers and their son Philip will move to the New Bloomfield parsonage soon.
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Cedar City
New Bloomfield
Central College At
Fayette
Drew Theological Seminary
Fleer
Missouri
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Wharton
N. J
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Mid-Missouri
Central College
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