Senate Hopes To Restore Foreign Aid Cuts In Bill
Washington reports that Sen Knowland and President Eisenhower held a breakfast session hoping the Senate can restore a substantial portion of the 809 million dollar cut in foreign aid funding. The House passed a 2760000 increase, while Eisenhower sought a half-billion more, and a special session remains a distant possibility depending on world conditions.
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Washington
Knowland
R-Calif
Eisenhower Todiy
Senate
House
White House
Eisenhower
Knowhand
Liem
Tasi
Arisary
Congress
Thowland
America
Humphrey D - Minn
Humphrey
Nature Girl Hits Big Town For TV Debut in New York
Dorothy Brown, a 10 year old from Mooresville North Carolina described as a nature sir arrives in New York to meet photographers and media. She eagerly plans to sightsee and appear on TV while reporters note her beauty and six sibling family background. A Louisiana man’s marriage proposal headlines fan mail she received en route.
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New York
Dorothy Brown
North Carolina
Park Avenue
Pennsylvania Station
Charlotte
N.C
Louisiana
Dorothy
Mooresville
Lind
Statesville
Syria Expels U S Officials Amid Coup Plot Claims
Syria charged two of three U S Embassy officials with seeking Syrian officer help for an anti Communist coup while Radio Moscow accused Washington of imperialist cloak and dagger tactics. Damascus ordered Stone Gatton Malloy to leave. U S response said Zeineddine Zakaria and Moose will not be welcome and Moose Jr will not return.
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Damascus
Syria
U.S
Abdulla S. Atiyahling
Howard Stone
Francis Getlon
Radio Moscow
United States
Middle East
Stone
Gatton
Robert W. Malloy
Sabri el Assali
Farid Zeineddine
Yassin Zakaria
Washington
James 5. Moose Jr
Damiascus
Deposed Teamsters Chief accuses Beck of aiding fraud
Onetime New York Teamsters president Lacey testified before the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee that Teamsters President Dave Beck's Office aided fraud. He said he wrote Beck without reply protesting the chartering of seven Teamsters locals and noted O'Rourke’s ouster troubles.
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Washington U
Martin T Lacey
New York
Teamsters
Teamster
Dave Beck
Lacey
Senate
Beck
New York Joint Teamsters Council
John O'Rourke
Midwest Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
O'Rourke
House Moves Closer To Vote On Rights Bill
The House nears action on civil rights legislation as Speaker Rayburn signals likely passage before adjournment. GOP leaders say they want a workable bill quickly while Democrats push a narrowed jury trial provision. Rules Committee may take up the measure next week, with broad party maneuvering shaping the outcome.
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Washington
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Congress
Martin
Mass
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Buli Martin
Senate
Rep. Celler
Lona Rayburn
Alk
Eisen‘hower
Lea al
Illinois
Pearett
Pickets Maintain Lines At Fort Sill
The International Association of Machinists strike at Fort Sill enters its 16th day as pickets block all gates at the Air Force center. NLRB representatives Everett Rhea and Howard Stark continue probing two complaints linked to Local 889 TAM. Contractors allege a secondary boycott while the union cites unfair labor practices and seeks a conference with Maj. Gen. Thomas E. de Shazo.
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Iternational Association of Machinists Union
Page
Aircraft Maintenans
Fickets
Artillery
National Labor Relations Board
Iue
Fort Sill
Everett Rhea
Howard Stark
NLRB
Fort Worth
Tam
Thomas E. de Shazo
Sun Straky
Paget Colmes
New Rains Due This Afternoon Across Oklahoma
A new round of thundershowers is forecast to move across the state this afternoon through Saturday bringing moisture to southwest Oklahoma. Central and eastern sections experienced showers Thursday night for the second straight day with conditions persisting Sunday. Rain totals overnight varied from 0.59 inch at Wewoka to 0.67 inch at Calvin and 0. AG at McAlester. The five day outlook calls for temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal through Wednesday. Thursday’s high reached 103 at Altus, Lawton 101, with today’s max 100 and Saturday’s 96 expected.
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Oklahoma
Guded
Wewoka
Calvin
McAlester
Altus
Lawton
Court-Martial acquits lieutenant as Berger awaits trial
Fort Sill lieutenant Rosser L Moody Jr is acquitted on four counts of negligent homicide in a nine member panel verdict after 20 minutes of deliberation. The same mishap led to Lt Col Walter P Berger's forthcoming trial and the weeklong court proceedings included testimony on firing orders and target checks. Moody said the accident was an honest mistake and accepted responsibility.
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Poard
Fort Sill
Rosser L. Moody Jr
Moody
Walter P. Berger
Col. Berger
Public Information Office
Berger
Manny
Gordon P. Ralph
Galted
Blin
Ralph
Col
Waller Short
Short
Veld
Philadelphia
J. L. Swink
Department of Tactics and Combined Arms
Mandy
John J. Luxemberger
Luxemberger
Moocy
Toatio
Marek
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Gene L. Haupect
Jom C. Powell Jr
Army Solves Heat Barrier In Missile Test
The Army tested a Jupiter family missile to 400 miles altitude and 12000 mph off Florida, solving re entry heat issues. The nose cone housed a letter that was recovered after release and delivered to Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris, marking a milestone in long range propulsion.
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Washington
Jspain
Florida
Patrick Air Force
Fla
Army
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Air Force
Defense Department
John B. Medaris
Sey Mishini
Rme de Cna
Airliner Reported Down In Atlantic Ocean off Dominican Republic
Varig Air Lines confirms a New York bound airliner ditched in the Atlantic off the Dominican Republic after a Rio de Janeiro to New York passenger was routed to Ciudad Trujillo for engine trouble. The crew numbered 11 and passengers were offloaded before the plane went down following a mid flight engine issue.
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New York
Varig Air Lines
Hand In Trunk Foils Kidnapper
Kansas City police stopped a car after a traffic officer noticed a hand extending from the trunk. A beaten Salina couple, Carl Wagner and his wife, were found in the trunk and rushed to a general hospital. Kidnapper James Richard Essen, about 30, fled after an attempted escape from Ohio prison.
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Kansas City
John Davis
Salina
Kan
Carl Wagner
General Hospital
Wagners
James Richard Essen
Ohio State Penitentiary
St. Louis
Essen
Wagner
Tremor Shakes Ci. Orleansville Algeria Briefly
An eight second earth tremor struck Ci. Orleansville Algeria on Thursday night. No casualties or significant damage were reported and there were no injuries. Local authorities survey the area for further aftershocks and safety checks.
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Orleansville
Algeria
Hooded Cross Burning Probed In Lawton
Lawton police investigate a cross burning in the eastside Negro section near Pipst and B after midnight. Hooded white men allegedly erected an eight foot cross tied with cloth soaked in flammable liquid and left by an old model car with trailer. Investigators Wheatley and Warren promise further interviews to identify suspects.
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OLICE
Ron Whealley
Lawton
Eastside
Pipst
Mater
Wheatley
Jimmy
Melevin Kelley
John Moore
Alito
Agents For Magazine Accused Of Blackmail
Hollywood producer Paul Gregory testified in a criminal libel trial that Confidential and Whisper magazines attempted to blackmail him with a $1000 payoff to stop publication of a story about a Hollywood party attended by Robert Mitchum, Charles Laughton, and Elsa Lanchester. He said a Confidential agent, Mrs Marjorie Meade, warned the piece would be scandalously injurious, while Mitchum sues the magazine for six million dollars.
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Hollywood
UPI
Confidential Magazine
Robert Mitchum
Charles Laughton
Elsa Lanchester
Confidential
Whisper
Paul Gregory
John Brown
Hell
Marjorie Meade
West Coast
Gregory
Robert Mitchan
Mitchum
Grauman's
Maureen O'Bara
James Craig
Craig
Miss O'Hara
Miss Hara
Filmiland
Polio Clinics to Start Here Next Thursday
Comanche County polio vaccination plan launches mass inoculation for ages 20 to 40 with three clinics weekly at Central Junior High Lawton High and Lincoln Schools. Shots run Thursday evenings and Saturday afternoons for six weeks under local physicians and public health staff.
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Comanche County
Plains
Central Junior High
Lawton High School
Lincoln School
Polio Chapter
Comanche Couunty Medical Society
U.S. Public Health Service
Jackie Lansden
Memorial Hospital
Lawson High School
Willandlc Uiis
Turnabout In Traffic Court Shocks Memphis Police Lt
Police Lt C J Denkman was stopped and arrested by civilian J W Prather who then faced speeding and drunk driving charges. Denkman later arrested Prather for speeding and drunken driving after discovering Prather was intoxicated.
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Memphis
Tenn
Opi
C. J. Denkman
Tol
Denkman
J. W. Prather
Prather
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Tom Sharrock
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