Six Major Issues Block adjournment of Congress
Washington reports six key legislative items remain before a late Saturday target for Congress windup. Debate centers on farm policy foreign aid social security the debt limit antisubversive measures and atomic energy with a predicted House vote on a compromise atomic bill and potential Senate rejection of patent sharing terms.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Atom Bill
W. Sterling Cole
House
Eisenhower
Communists Lose All Rights Here’s What Anti-Red Bill Does
President Eisenhower urged Congress to strip the citizenship of anyone convicted of conspiring to advocate overthrow by force. The House and Senate move toward a law to add this phrase to treason, targeting Communists. Loss of citizenship carries voting, office, jury, and passport restrictions plus overseas protection limits. Naturalized citizens face potential deportation only with allied offenses. felons retain some rights restored by governors or the President, not Congress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State of the Union
Congress
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Justice Department
United States
Death Of Emilie May Change Sisters Life
Emilie Dionne’s death may alter the lives of sisters Marie Yvonne Cecile and Annette as they drift from the quintuplet unit. The four surviving quints face new prospects in careers marriage and independent living once Emilie’s passing ends their closely bound life.
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Emilie
Dionne
Marie
Yvonne
Cecile
Annette
Montreal
Nicolet
Que
Sisters of the Order of the Servants of the Blessed Sacrament
Allan Roy DaFoe
DaFoe
Oliva
Ontario
Quints
Guard Airmen Walk Unhurt From Crash
An L-19 aircraft piloted by Capt. Harold J. Hill and carrying Lt. Owen D. Austin crashed during a landing at North Fort Hood Texas. Both men walked away unharmed after the plane came to rest on its back as Hill tried to transfer Austin to a troop train. Thunderbirds will complete their trip today with two motor columns arriving to end their journey.
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North FT. Hood
Tex
Harold J. Hill
45Th Division
Norman
Texas
Hill
Owen D. Austin
Tulsa
Austin
Thunderbirds
A Lively Soul Amid Trials Remembered by Family
The article recalls a woman who endured epilepsy yet kept high spirits. Her sister in law Maurice Girouard recalls how she was once the liveliest and most fun member of the family, even as her health changed.
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Vealed
Maurice Girouard
West Branch Prepares For Hoover Eightieth Birthday
West Branch Iowa readies a grand Hoover birthday program with Governor Beardsley University of Iowa President Hancher and Vice President Nixon in attendance. The event centers on Hoover's birthplace cottage as crowds await the former president's visit and Iowa honors, including a doctor of laws degree and a cartoon book.
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West Branch
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Jesse Clark Hoover
Hulda Minthorn Hoover
William S. Beardsley
Virgil M. Hancher
University of Iowa
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Eisenhower
Ding Saw Hoover
Iowa State College
J. N. Ding Darling
Accidental Kidnap Victim Back Home
Bruce Parker a four year old boy was found safe at home after a 37 hour search. He had been asleep in an apparently stolen car found three miles east of Lehighton near a mountain road in Allentown. Police theorize the thief drove off with the child unseen.
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Bethlehem
Bruce Parker
Allentown
Edward Diehl
Lehighton
Albert Parker
Iten
Palomino Glo-Boy Loses Glow In Mud Treatment
In Portland Maine a palomino named Glo-Boy slipped into a 12 foot trench dug for a pipeline during an unscheduled mud treatment. The horse floundered in mud and water while his rider leaped free. He was pulled from the trench and shook mud on spectators in appreciation.
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Portland
Maine
Glo-Boy
Bee Sting Proven Cause of Kentucky Farmer Death
In Greenup Kentucky Samuel Jones died after a bee sting. Coroner Louis Wright ruled the death caused by the sting and anaphylactic shock from the toxin in the blood. Jones had told his brother the sting was about to kill him minutes before he died.
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Greenup
Samuel Jones
Caroline
Louis Wright
Frisco Trains Back On Schedule After 32Hour Delay
A 32 hour service halt occurred when a small bridge and about 330 yards of track were destroyed by a 28 car fast freight train south of Warwick near the Turner turnpike. No injuries were reported and Frisco passenger trains were detoured over the Missouri Kansas Texas line until repairs were finished Sunday at noon.
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Warwick
Turner Turnpike
Frisco
State to Sponsor Entrant in Maid of Cotton Contest
Jess G. Stratton of Clinton chairs the Oklahoma Maid of Cotton contest committee and will lead a search for the state's representative who must be aged 19 and 25 and unmarried.
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Jess G. Stratton
Clinton
Stratton
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