Plan to replace a disabled president rejected debated in Congress
United Press reports that House Republicans expect Congress to reject President Eisenhower s plan to let the cabinet decide when a disabled president should be replaced. Atty General Brownell urged passage as Rep Kenneth B Keating backs an alternate scheme with a commission. House Democratic Leader McCormack doubted any action this Congress.
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United Press Star
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Kenneth B. Keating
Herbert Brownell Jr
House Judiciary
Weating
House
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Keating
Supreme Court
Executive Branch
Emanuel Celler
Damage claims opened after Tulsa B 52 crash
Damage claims for property damaged by the Tulsa B52 crash and explosion began today at the Municipal Building in Skiatook. Air Force personnel from Tinker Air Force Base oversee the claims office as investigators probe the fatal and injurious wreck that destroyed an eight million dollar experimental Boeing jet, killed two airmen and left another to die later.
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Okla
Air Force
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma City
Boeing Aircraft
Wichita Kan
Charles E. Craven
Premier Janos Kadar consolidates Hungary under Moscow
United Press reports Premier Janos Kadar of Hungary secured Moscow backing and strengthened Soviet ties after suppressing the Nagy revolt. He denounces Nagy and Tito, vows a party purge, and asks for continued Russian troops and aid as Hungary remains firmly aligned with the Soviet bloc.
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United Press
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Hungary
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Moscow
Kacar
Russia
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Tito
Yugoslavia
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Russa
Ing
Rakosi
Josef Stalin
Imre
Hadar
Budapest
Jamestown Festival Park Opens Gates
Virginia opens an eight month historical festival on a James River island recreating the 1607 settlement. Duplicates of the Susan Constant Godspeed and Discovery anchor the voyage with Powhatan’s lodge and a glasshouse. Gov Stanley Secretary Weeks Viscount Hailsham attend. Queen Elizabeth II and President Eisenhower expected.
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Virginia
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New World
England
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Powhatan’s Lodge
Glasshouse
Thomas B. Stanley
Court of Welcome
Glasshouse Point
Sinclair Weeks
Viscount Hailsham
Elizabeth II
Great Britain
Eisenhower
They Threw Onis CHEMAN Wedding Ride on Horses
Brenda Waby and John Birth rode away from their wedding on horseback in CHEMAN England after a ceremony on Sunday. The bride said the couple loves horses and could not bear to be parted from them even on their honeymoon.
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Onis
Cheman
England
Brenda Waby
John Birth
Churches Plan Radio Station for Asia Outreach
The National Council of Churches plans a 100,900-watt radio station in New York to beam programs to the Philippines Indonesia Burma Thailand East Pakistan India and other Asian regions.
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New York
National Council of Churches
Philippines
Indonesia
Burma
Thailand
East Pakistan
India
Asia
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