Final Action Expected Soon On Aid Measure
Washington AP reports a compromise 3.6754 billion foreign aid program awaits congressional action. Chairman Morgan of the Foreign Affairs Committee will move to the authorization bill for passage, with early action on a separate money bill to finance the spending as set by the authorizing measure. The package includes 2,605,000,000 for military aid and hardware to allies and defenses supports, with Eisenhower seeking higher figures.
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Thomas E. Morgan Id
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House
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U.S
Eisenhower
Adams Could Harm President's Policy
President Eisenhower pressed his chief aide for capability and honesty saying I need him as the policy course faced potential threat from the aide. The fragment implies concern over influence on policy directions and the advisor’s reliability.
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Adams
Eisenhowey
Attempted Bank Holdup Conscience Wins Struggle
A 21 year old Jacksboro Texas man attempted to rob a National Bank of Davis branch in Detroit. He reportedly surrendered his plan after a moment of conscience, tossed money to the floor, and fled but was captured blocks away. The defendant faces a charge of attempted bank robbery as police investigate the incident and his motive cited as needing funds for college and a trip to Texas. The teller involved was Alma J Hadler, a University of Michigan graduate.
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Detroit
Thomved
Jacksboro, Tex
Bank of
Davis
Alma J. Hadler
Hadley
Deaths Mrs Streit 90 Dies in California
Mrs Minnie A Streit aged 90 of Centertown died in Fresno California Tuesday at a nursing home. Survivors include three sons Lawrence Harold and James all of Fresno two sisters Mrs Anna J Boucher Kansas City and Mrs Ettal Boger Fresno two brothers Rev George A Fletcher Fresno and J Fletcher Centertown six grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services will be held Friday in Fresno.
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Fresno
Calif
Minnie A Streit
Centertown
Streit
Roke
William Be ii Fletcher
Elizbeth Erecta Clark Fletcher
Centeriow
Hartnett C J Services Friday California Death Notice
C J Hartnett 86 died at 6 a m Wednesday at his home three miles north of Center after a March stroke and declining health. Born September 10 1871 he lived on his birth farm. Survived by wife Cornelia Fischer of California, married 1930. Member of Annunciation Catholic Church and Holy Name Sodality. Rosary 8 p m today at California funeral home. Services 9 a m Friday at Annunciation Church with Rev Peter O Hourk. Burial in parish cemetery.
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California
C. J. Hartnett
Center
Nn Il
Sear
James Hart
Annunciation
Holy Name Sodality
Hartnett
J Peter O'Hourk
Fred Rohrbach Dies at California Farm Home
California special report says Fred Rohrbach aged 78 was found dead at his farm home just north of California. His body was discovered by his nephew John W. Rohrbach.
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Fred Rohrbach
California
Rohrbach
Cali
Fornia
John W.rohrbach
Hospital admissions and obituaries from St Mary's area
A medical notice and obituary fragment from St Marys Hospital report admissions and survivor details. Names include Richard Hughes, John Frazier, Billy Crocker, James Crocker, David Murphy, Clara Looiens, Michael Dean, Charles Sir Leslie Dittman, and Mrs Cornelius Westerman. The piece notes a September birth, a May wedding, and references to Mrs Gene Schneider and Eisenhower era context. Services are slated for 2 p.m. at St Mary's Hospital and church affiliations are listed.
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St. Mary’s
Richard Hughes
Broadway St
John Frazier
Osage Bluff
Ruby White
Chestnut St
Billy Crocker
Staite St
James Crocker
State St
David Murphy
Osage Beach
Clara Looiens
Michael Dean
Guide Buzter
Riverside Dr
Rohrbach
Cornelia Kolb
Shemn
Cornelius Westerman
West
Inholia St Mary’s Hospital
Suupu
United Church of
Mags
Poli i Christ of
California
Gene ‘Schneider
St Mary's i Eisenhower
John M. Haldiman
Jamesbahoe
Welter E. Son
World Briefs Nationalist Chinese Fighter Missing
World News briefs report a Nationalist Chinese air force fighter missing after a leaflet mission over Fukien province. The piece notes mixed reactions in U.S. politics about Eisenhower's Adams decision and lists various international updates from London Bonn Bangkok Rome Moscow and Hanoi. It mentions Sgt. Adams, Dirksen, and Barrett among reactions.
Wall Street marks ease after profit taking on steady volume
New York stock market trimmed gains as trading slackened with an estimated 2.5 million shares changing hands. The Dow and major issues dipped fractions amid profit taking after four open highs for 1958. Steels, rails, chemicals, tobaccos, oil and aircrafts led declines while mail orders and motors held steady.
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Tobac ‘Cos
Ani
Aconda
du Pont
Bott
Steel
Allied Chemical
Chrysler
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Phelps Dodge
International Nickel
American Cyanamié
Southern Railway
Sama Fe
Chesapeake & Ohio, Texas Co
Royal Dutch and Standard Oi
New Jersey
U.S
Macmillan Reveals One Year Cyprus Plan Controversy Grows
Britain Germany and Turkey clash over a Cyprus plan as Greece rejects the proposal and meets in Athens emergency session. Macmillan says Greece and Turkey must appoint reps to work with a British governor for seven years while Greek, Turkish and British authorities manage local affairs.
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Geece
Turkey
Greece
Athens
Ino
Washington
iMacmillan
Admiral Dy
Allis Chat
Airlin
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Atchison
Atlas Pdr
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Bath Steel
Boeing Air
Bran Aw
Champlain
du Pont
Ford Jmet
Elec
Macmillan
House of Gen Motors
I Commons
Goodyear
Gulf
Siranean
rInt Shoe
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iMinn
Obio O
Iowa Ordnance
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Bros iSpen Chem Co
Sperry
Delores Mar
Mount Pleasant
Woolworth
Digland
Ray Barrow
Newton
Don
Scott
Barrow
Iday
Friday Funeral Service in California Presided by Rev Irvin Stegner
A Friday funeral service at a California funeral home was conducted with Rev Irvin Stegner officiating and burial at Rohrbach Cemetery.
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California
Irvin Stegner
Rohrbach i
Work to Resume At Carling Plant
ST LOUIS AP Production was to resume at the Carling Brewery today after a nine day strike. Members of the Elec tans and Plumbers and Pipefitters unions followed Brewery Workers in approving a two year contract. The deal provides a 10 cent wage increase in year one and 19 cents in year two, plus two extra paid holidays totaling eleven. New vacation benefits grant three week vacations for employees with more than five years and four weeks after ten years.
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ST. Louis
Ing Brewery
Electans and Plumbers
Brewery Workers Union
Twenty One TV Quiz Show Director Fired
New York reports the director of the Twenty One quiz show, Charles S. Dubdin, was fired after refusing to discuss past Communist affiliations with the House Un-American Activities Committee. NBC barred him from facilities and producers dropped him. he also refused to say if he is a Communist party member.
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New York
House Un-American Acties Committee
Charles S. Dubdin
Arthur
Moiseyev Russian Ballet
Lief
Communist Party
Dubin
National Broadcasting Co
Dubons
Jack Barry
Dan Enright
NBC
AEC
Moiseyevi Ing
Sol Hurok
No Teacher Role To Control Thought Proposal Outlined For Plant Addition
Hanover Park Regional School Board orders teacher Miss Goodman to return after ruling her students may think freely. A 11 page report defends her actions publishing essays critical of the atomic bomb and Hiroshima. The board says her conduct was not Un-American and condemns calls for her ouster.
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Hanover
Hanover Park
LeMoyne Goodman
Triad
Railroad Pioneer Edward F Blomeyer Dies at 95
Peoria ill AP Edward F Blomeyer a railroad pioneer died aged 95 He began in 1880 as an agent at Gad s Hill Missouri for the Iron Mountain line later Missouri Pacific His career spanned decades including retirement in 1927 as vice president of the Ann Arbor Railroad and Steamship Line Toledo Ohio
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Peoria
Ill
Edward F. Blomeyer
Blomeyer
Gad’s Hill
Irom Mountain
Missouri Pacific
Barant Jesse James
Gad’s Mill
Ann Arbor Railroad and Steamship Line
Toledo, Ohio
Eisenhower Says Business Conditions Improving
President Eisenhower told Republican state chairmen at a breakfast session that there are clear indications business conditions are improving and stressed belief in national security and solvency. Alcorn said the Adams matter was not raised and did not disclose further campaign details. About 43 state chairmen attended a three day GOP campaign school with speeches from Schoeppel Simpson and Thomas.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Mieade Alcorn
Sherman Adams
Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Alcorn
GOP National Committee
Sen
Andrew Schoeppel
Kansas
Senate
Rep
Richard J. Simpson
Pennsylvania
House
GOP
Charles Thomas
Republican
Severe Drought Strikes Japan and South Korea
Severe drought grips Japan and South Korea threatening crops and water supplies. Rationing may be needed in Tokyo as demand hits 1.8 million tons daily while reservoirs hold only 33 million of the usual 200 million tons. Rainfall in Korea since May 1 totals 1.6 inches versus a normal 9.2 inches for May and June.
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Japan
South Korea
Tokyo
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