Mitchell Demands Delay Or Withdrawal Of TVA Contract
Democratic national chairman Stephen Mitchell urged the Eisenhower administration to delay or withdraw the 107 million dollar Dixon Yates private power plant contract in the TVA area. He spoke at a Park Forest rally as criticism mounted over the deal and potential waste of public funds.
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Memphis, Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Walter von Teschowaid
New York
Atomic Energy Commission
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Atomic Energy) Commission
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Eisenhower
Bobby Jones
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Republican Party
AEC
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New York City
Dixon
Army says paratroopers damaged far less crops
In Tokyo the U S Army rebutted Japanese farmers claims of major crop damage. It stated paratroopers in the 18th Airborne Regiment caused only 36 dollars worth of damage, including melons eaten, and that each company will contribute to repay the farmers.
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U.S
18Th Airborne Regiment
Sealy Apes
How High Can Bull Market Climb With Sluggish Business
An assessment of bear and bull arguments on how far a bull market can rise if general business stays flat. It notes short interest near highs, bears’ bolder stance, and bulls’ view that long term profits, tax cuts, and future earnings could sustain gains despite rising costs and stiff competition.
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New York
Wall Street
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Bears
Purple Hearters Install Officers
Delegates at the national convention of the Military Order of the Purple Heart installed new officers. Walter C. Bowman of Hollywood was elected national commander with 291 votes, edging Allan J. Carr and Edward Van Manen. Marie Maguire was named national president of the ladies auxiliary.
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Military Order of the Purple Heart
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Air Force
Hollywood
Calif
Anton D. Kneller
Philadelphia
Bowman
Allan J. Carr
Edward van Manen
New Orleans
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Kansas City
E L. Barnett
Phoenix
Ariz
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Marie Maguire
Glouster City
N.J
Helen Paradowski
Milwaukee
Rose Risely
Roomer Theft Reported. Suspect Arrested Nearby
Baltimore police arrested Lennard Kendrzejewski, 38, after Mrs. Catherine Stumpf reported a roomer stealing from a rooming house run by Mrs. Elsie Indekofer. He was found with two pairs of panties a slip and three ladies watches and sentenced to six months for larceny.
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Catherine Stumpf
Elsie Indekofer
Lennard Kendrzejewski
Airline clears death of 41 mice aboard charter flight
Houston autopsies find 41 of 12 000 mice died of natural causes not heat. The herd was moved to Baylor Medical School in air conditioned cages after a late arrival from Chicago. Surgeons say heat may have hastened deaths but found no heat related pneumonia risk.
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Chicago
Baylor University Medical School
Stanley Wolson
Medical School
Musk pod value varies by region in Asia
A musk pod from the Orient musk deer is worth five dollars in Mongolia and commands higher prices elsewhere in China. The material is prized in perfume production and trade.
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Mongolia
China
American Airlines and pilots reach truce amid shutdown
American Airlines says pilots will resume operations Wednesday ending a 23 day shutdown. AFL-CIO disputes call the arrangement a truce not a settlement and local unions await full details before returning to work. The dispute centers on westbound nonstop eight hour flights and crew change stops with a neutral study proposed to craft a permanent solution.
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American Airlines
American
AFL Airs Assn
Nashville
National Mediation Board
This Boy Doesn't Give Up Easily
In Louisville Kentucky Virgil Bramer Jr a 4 year old boy followed his father when he went fishing and waited two hours for his parents to claim him after they drove away. He insisted on going and proved persistent.
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Virgil Bramer Jr
Virgil
Magsaysay orders roundup of Indonesia immigrants
President Ramon Magsaysay ordered the armed forces to round up about 6,000 Indonesians who entered the Philippines illegally amid concerns of Communist infiltration. A House subcommittee is probing Red movement into the Philippines from Indonesia.
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Ramon Magsaysay
Philippines
House of Representatives
Indonesia
Lobster Heist Suspect Eats Loot Before Arrest
A robber named Boulestin allegedly stole 384 boxes of lobsters and 195 boxes of salmon and ate 137 lobsters and 17 salmon before police arrested him. He was taken to a hospital after the arrest.
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Boulestin
Turks Aid Pakistan Relief Flight to Karachi
Two Turkish transport planes arrive in Karachi carrying clothing food and relief supplies for East Pakistan flood victims pledged by Crescent Red Cross.
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Karachi
Pakistan
East Pakistan
Flood Vic Crescent (Red Cross) Society
Sleepy fugitives nabbed in Ohio
A car driven by Lucien 4 and a truck driver living in Cincinnati were found by police in Ohio. The two men woke when patrolmen arrived but went back to sleep after being placed in cells at Central Police Station yesterday.
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Lucien
Central Police Station
Jealousy Blamed In Triple Shooting In Waco
Police blamed jealousy for the fatal triple shooting in Waco Texas the night before. An 81 year old husband and his 60 year old wife were killed along with their 73 year old neighbor G B Darwin after a dispute at the Spivey home. The gunman I P Spivey then killed himself.
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Waco
Tex
Neigh
Wiley Stem
I. P. Spivey
Spivey
Stein
G. B. Darwin
Kremlin backs antireligious drive in Russia says U S official
The Kremlin is fostering a new wave of anti religious books pamphlets lectures and broadcasts in Russia as reported by the U S Information Agency.
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Washington
Kremlin
Russia
U.S. Information Agency
Pakistan to Get More Flood Relief From United States
The State Department announced another emergency aid package for East Pakistan to combat disease and aid rebuilding. Pakistan Ambassador Syed Amjad Ali will sign an agreement to send American personnel medicines equipment and agricultural supplies for flood relief efforts.
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United States
Washington
East Pakistan
State Department
Syed Amjad Ali
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