GOP Backing Democratic Doctrine Draft Sparks Senate Debate
The piece covers GOP leaders favoring a weakened version of the Eisenhower Doctrine, with Ralph Flanders proposing restoring stronger wording. It notes Knowland's claim no party fight and suggests a House-Senate conference to align with the original measure amid other defense and labor news.
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Washington
U-P
Senate
GOP
Ralph E. Flanders
William Knowland
Flanders
House
Guard
Army
House Armed Services
Alamogordo
N.M
Wyoming
John L. McClellan
Senate Labor Rackets Committee
Air Force
Charles E. Wilson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Russell
Stuart Symington
Farm House Democratic Farm
Terrific Explosion Shakes Texas Plant Area
A powerful blast tore through the Champion Paper and Fibre Co plant in Pasadena Texas, shaking buildings for a mile. Fire followed immediately as two people were reported injured and no deaths were confirmed. Police Lt. Bartley guarding the Washburn tunnel described the blast as very forceful with smoke visible in the sky.
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Pasadena
Tex
Champion Paper and Fibre Co
W. S. Bartley
Washburn Tunnel
Man Gets Long Term On Holdup Charges
Cledus W. Stone, 47, of St. Louis, pleaded guilty in federal court in Indianapolis to four robberies tied to two Evansville loans and four Lakewood holdups. The four robberies at North Side Federal Savings and Loan and Midland Federal Savings and Loan netted about 15000 dollars. Stone, who has spent 22 years in prisons, said his past record forced him to commit bank robberies.
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Indianapolis
Cledus W. Stone
St. Louis
Evansville Loan Association
Lakewood
Col
Stone
North Side Federal Savings and Loan Association
Evansville
Midland Federal Savings and Loan Association
William Steckler
Saucer Called Prank By Officers
Indiana State Police labeled a small saucer like object found in an alfalfa field as obviously a prank. Keith Brown and his son Wayne found the aluminum disc near Waverly and took it to police after showing it around. The crude craft had airplane rivets radio tubes wires and condensers, about 18 inches across and weighing five pounds.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Indiana
Keith Brown
Waverly
Wayne
Plane crash injures many on Han River near Seoul
A US Air Force C124 Globemaster with 159 aboard crash landed on a small island in the Han River near Seoul. By midnight 56 injured had been evacuated to a hospital 20 miles away. Most victims suffered burns and fractures. The aircraft carried 10 crew and 149 passengers, servicemen en route to Japan for rest and recreation. Officials cited an apparent engine trouble before the emergency landing.
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Korea
Han River
Far East Air Force
Japan
Kimpo Air Base
Frank Page 74 Sandborn resident dies at rest haven
Frank Page 74, lifelong Sandborn resident, died at 3 30 this morning at Glenburn Rest Haven after six months of decline. He was born in Stafford township Greene county to John and Phoebe Page. Survived by one brother Grant Page and two nieces Muriel Jenkins and Alice May and two nephews Hubert and Ralph Page. Funeral set at Ives Poindexter Funeral Home Sunday at 2 pm with Rev. L F Hustler officiating. burial in Sandborn cemetery.
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Cicero Frank Page
Sandborn
Glenburn
Cold snap grips Indiana with flurries and glaze of rain
Clouds cover Indiana as temperatures hover near freezing. Forecasters expect light showers or a mix of rain and snow across the state from north to south with temps dropping to 15 to 38 tonight and staying below freezing through Saturday.
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Hoosiers
Indiana-Illinois
Vits and Hamilton Attend Paint Dealers Meeting
Roger Vits and Wayne Hamilton of the Hamilton Paint and Wallpaper store returned home Thursday after a two day spring meeting of paint and wallpaper dealers at the Deming hotel in Terre Haute. Foster Miles, president of Smith Alsop of Terre Haute, spoke saying 1957 should be an unusually good year for the merchandise. New paint and wallpaper items were shown for the first time at the meeting.
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Roger Vits
Wayne Hamilton
Hamilton Paint and
Deming
Terre Haute
Smith-Alsop Company
Foster Miles
Israel Refuses Gaza Withdrawal Seeks Guarantees
Israel rejects Eisenhower's withdrawal plan saying it will not quit Egyptian soil without solid guarantees. Ben Gurion plans new talks after consultations with Abba Eban and cabinet. U.N. moves consider sanctions while the U.S. signals openness to further discussions.
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United States
Egypt
Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Eisenhower
Gulf
United Nations
Gaza
Ben-Gurion
Eban
Washington
White House
Middle East
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Abba Eban
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
Congress
Mauge
James C. Hagerty
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Hagerty
Runaway Air Force Matador Missile Missing After Test
A $100,000 Matador guided missile escapes ground control from Holloman AFB New Mexico traveling north at 650 mph. Reports place sightings in Colorado Utah and Wyoming but none confirmed. Capt. Richard Starkey attempts pursuit as Kirtland and Albuquerque controllers fail to catch the pilotless bomber.
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Air Force
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wyoming
Holloman Air Force Base
Here
Rock Springs
Wyo
Alamogordo
Albuquerque
Richard Starkey
Hollomanas
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Kirtland Air Force Base
Holloman
Flu Outbreak Forces Midland Switz City Hoops Cancelled
A flu outbreak in Midland leads to cancellation of the Midland versus Switz City high school basketball game at Midland gym. Midland principal A I Messick and coach John McClery along with Switz City principal Curtis Wilson and coach Chan ning Vosloh cite illness and public gathering concerns. Switz City fills the slate with two games at Cross Roads gym, including a 6 45 p m B game, as Honey Creek stands in for Midland.
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A. I. Messick
John McClery
Curtis Wilson
Channing Vosloh
Switz City
Messick
Honey Creek
Vosloh
Cross Roads Gym
Pocahontas Lodge to Meet in Jasonville Hall Tuesday
The Pocahontas lodge of Jasonville will hold an important meeting at the hall in Jasonville at 7:00 o clock Tuesday evening, officers said today.
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Jasonville
Churubusco Strike Ends in Agreement
In Churubusco Indiana United Auto Workers Local 1236 ratified a one year contract ending a 17 day strike at the J L Case plant About 600 workers are employed The deal includes hourly pay increases from 10 to 35 cents a hour a new vacation pay schedule and a guaranteed interim bonus of 17 cents an hour for incentive plan workers Recall of workers will be based on plant needs
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Churubusco
Ind
J.L. Case
United Auto Workers ‘Local 1236
Case
Acknowledges Gifts at Rest Haven
Miss Nola Yoder Rest Haven superintendent acknowledges a gift of Palmolive soap from the Cincinnati Christian Church and flowers received recently.
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Nola Yoder
Rest Haven
Cincinnati Christian Church
Handley Faces Tax Error as Rate Hike Proposed
Indiana Governor Handley admitted a miscalculation in his tax package, saying a 35 percent gross income tax rise would need upward adjustment. He blamed fiscal experts for the error and warned lawmakers the final rate may rise beyond 39.9 million over two years to cover the budget.
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Indianapolis
Handley
Indiana
House
Senate
Jasonville Man Dies After Long Illness
Samuel C. Parker 88, retired Monon railroad employee, died at 5 p.m. Thursday at his home 709 South Meridian Jasonville after two years of serious illness. Born January 29 1869 in Martin County, he lived in Jasonville many years and retired from the railroad. Survived by widow Jannettie, son Audia Parker South Bend, daughter Eva Baker Lafayette, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral home McClanahan. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. Rev C E Baker officiating. Burial in Lebanon Cemetery.
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Samuel C. Parker
Monon Railroad Company
South
Meridian Street
Jasonville
Mr. Parker
Martin County
John
Tabitha Buttlar Parker
Worthington Church to Host Speaker Herman Hinton
Immanuel Hinds announced Stanford resident Herman Hinton will be the guest speaker at Worthington Church of Christ services Monday at 7:00 PM. The event aims to draw worshippers from the community to hear his message.
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Herman Hinton
Stanford
Worthington Church of Christ
Immanuel Hinds
Queen Elevates Duke to Prince of the Kingdom
London reports Queen Elizabeth formally grants the Duke of Edinburgh the title Prince of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland. The proclamation, dated February 22, 1957, states he shall be known as Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, marking her first state act after a Portugal visit and a four month separation.
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London
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
United Kingdom
Northern
Ireland
Prince Philip
Portugal
Eisenhower Cough Not From Sinuses or Lungs
Doctors report President Eisenhower’s cough does not come from sinus or lung congestion. X rays at Walter Reed show clear sinuses and lungs, with only the persistent cough noted as the ongoing issue. The condition is described as fine overall by Dr. Snyder and Gen. Heaton.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Howard McC. Snyder
Leonard D. Heaton
Middle East
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