Most of the Setup Is Dead or Dormant
The 85th Congress adjourned its first session with much of Eisenhower’s legislative program dead or dormant. The Senate and House enacted few major items, including a limited civil rights bill and measures on Middle East aid, with many proposals left for next year. Some Republicans criticized White House backing while leaders touted a mixed record and official summaries highlighted partial progress.
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William F. Arbogast
Prasa
Eisenhower
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Congress
Senate
Middle East
International Atomic Energy Agency
Alaska
Hawaii
International Organization For Trade Cooperation
District of Columbia
GOP
White House
Rep
Frelinghuysen
RNJ
Martin
McCormack
House Coordinator of
Great Britain
United States
Do You Know This Person Do You Know This Person
A young man pictured as an eight month old in Ohio now based in Lawrence shows a go get ’em look and Irish glint. He attended Ohio schools from kindergarten to college, graduating in 1933, then became a teacher whose students recite publicly more than most. He is married with a son and a daughter aged 10 and ?.
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Ohio
Lawrence
Colseus
Stray Bullets From Cop Fire Snare Thief in NYC Chase
Stray bullets from a patrolman's gun aimed at a suspected thief hit two strollers on 5th Avenue. The off duty officer and a foot patrolman later captured the fugitive Kenneth Brown a Negro student of Washington DC who identified himself and was not booked immediately. Wounded in the seven block chase were William Miller 35 of Babylon NY and Stanley Baldinger 35 of Brooklyn. Miller was wounded in the right.
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New York
5Th Avenue
Kenneth Brown
Washington, D.C
Brown
Agnes Porter
William Miller
Babylon
N. Y
Stanley Baldinger
Brooklyn
Miller
Chase Ends With Suspect Captured After Purse Theft
Miss Porter's screams drew a cab driver Marvin Foshko to pursue a purse thief. Patrolman John Cikut fired warning shots and, after the suspect hurled the purse, three more shots were fired. Patrolman Louis Papa joined at 35th Street and helped arrest Brown, who said he sought money for a return trip to Washington to reconcile with his wife.
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Baldinger
Brown
Washington
Beating Causes Ethiopian Pilot to Return Home
Charles A. Van Fleet, a Woodside California airline pilot for Ethiopian Air Line, left Ethiopia after a high court conviction for beating a yard boy. He was fined $50 and ordered to pay $50 damages. he denied the accusation and did not appeal before leaving Saturday.
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Addis Ababa
Charles A. van Fleet
Woodside
Calif
Ethiopia
van Fleet
Ethiopian Air Line
Abebe Besha
Anathlethiopian
Four Die in Small Airplane Crash near Berlin New Jersey
Four persons were killed when a single wing Navion four seater plane crashed on the Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Line railroad tracks near Berlin New Jersey. A small fire followed the crash. State police said the plane came from a private field in Albion Camden County. No identification of the victims was available at once.
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Berlin
N. J
Albion
Camden County
L Boyd Hatch Dies At 60 Aboard Ambassador Hotel Board
L Boyd Hatch 60 longtime chairman of the board of the Ambassador Hotel of New York Inc and former Atlas Corp executive vice president died in Lakeville Conn His leadership in hospitality and business marked a notable career transition from Atlas Corp to hotel management reflecting midcentury corporate breadth.
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U. S
International Atomic Energy Agency
Spain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Civil Rights Commission
Civil Service
An Airways Modernization Board
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Small Business Administration
Federal
National Mortgage Administration
Authority For the Treasury T O
Veterans’ Home
State of
New York
Niagara River
St. Lawrence Seaway Corp
FBI
Lakeville, Conn
Body of Climber Haupert To Be Retrieved At Rainier
The body of William Haupert, 20, of Leth, Illinois, is to be taken from a crevasse on Mt. Rainier today. He died after a fall while part of a party climbing toward the summit via Ingraham Glacier. His guide, Gary Rose, assisted by others, recovered Haupert from the snow for transport to the Jewel camp at 10,000 feet.
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Mt. Rainier
Naeional Park
Wash
William
Haupern
Leth
Pal
Chs
Ingraham Glacier
Haupert
Gary Rose
Rose
J. H. Lehaman
Seattle
Lau
Last official party of the season ends in tragedy
The text describes a party event ending suddenly as someone named Rose administered first aid while others read news from a nearby headquarters. The scene suggests a somber mood with a person’s demise or injury occurring hours later, marking the season’s final official gathering.
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Loniire
Hee Ives
Grain Bin Hero Rescues Three Boys From Poison Gas
Grain bin worker Cody Kaseh Aosharep saved three boys after a grain bin incident. The workers, including Lim Mier and Calon Bear, acted quickly as the boys were overdosed. They were pumped and then sent to hospital. Hart Williams flew a light plane to Wichita for an antidote, completing the round trip in three hours and one minute.
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Cody
Kaseh
Asorkman
Lim Mier
Thu
Hip
Gary Denypewell
Williams
Wichita
More Soviet Warships On Westward Adriatic Voyage
Soviet naval units including a cruiser and destroyer have arrived on a Mediterranean route tracing the Balde Neri Sea and Atlantic to the Adriatic. Moscow reports the ships are part of the YUnited rapid deployments amid ARM tensions, with observers noting the move as a show of naval reach.
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Ealth
Adriatic
Moscow
Aden
Westomdiay
Wisat
Yunostioa
Neri
Atlantic
Iunist Alba
Mediterranean
Mutcie East Bound Powers Imprests Aral States
Fragmentary text indicates a movement toward the Mutcie East to impress or influence Aral states. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable in the readable portion.
Kansas City Man Killed In Dice Dispute
A Kansas City man was shot and killed during an argument over dice. The incident occurred yesterday as two men struggled for possession of a cosbotwan piece and attempted to shoot dice. One man surrendered to authorities, claiming the shooting was an accident in a signed statement.
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Kansas City
Woansas Cetv
Has
Roger Tonys
David Tee Pields
Fields
Toms
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