Eisenhower Haters Attacked by Wiley In Wisconsin Rally
Senator Wiley denounced “Eisenhower haters” amid Wisconsin GOP events as he backed Rep. Glen Davis against Sen. Wiley. He claimed four donors pledged 150000 dollars to support Davis and urged voters to reelect him, while defending his own record on foreign policy and opposing the Bricker amendment.
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Nehru Resists Riot Pressure Over Bombay Status
Riots killed one, wounded three, and injured scores as Nehru refused to include Bombay City in a new Marathi-speaking state. Demonstrators breached barriers near Chowpatty, police used tear gas, and 119 people were arrested. Nehru pledged to revisit Bombay’s status after five years.
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Sonja Henie to Wed Shipping Magnate In New York
New York Daily News reports ice queen Sonja Henie plans marriage to shipping magnate Niels Onstad within 10 days. Onstad, 46, Norwegian, resides in Manhattan with Henie, 43, who also has an apartment in the city.
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Rare Baby Crane Hatches Then Disappears at Audubon Park
In New Orleans a rare whooping crane chick hatched in Audubon Park zoo last week vanished, leaving one chick and two parents Crip and Josephine. Zoo officials suspect an owl hawk or rat stole it while guards watched. Voice of park staff emphasized uncertainty amid a broader debate on foreign aid cuts in Congress and President Eisenhower's program.
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Burma Premier U Nu set to resign Tuesday
Rangoon reports say Premier U Nu, who has led Burma since independence, will announce his resignation on Tuesday and name Ba Swe as his successor. U Nu plans to devote effort to reorganizing the APPFL, citing foreign policy failures and pressure from Soviet and Chinese embassies in Rangoon. Ba Swe, 41, defense minister and APPFL vice president, is favored as the new leader.
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High Court Upholds State Labor Law Aimed at Violence
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Taft Hartley does not shield unions from state measures to curb violence during strikes. Justice Reed led the majority, with Douglas dissenting. The Wisconsin Supreme Court had upheld an injunction limiting picketing at Kohler Co. in Kohler Wisconsin during a 1954 strike. The decision supports state power to prevent violence and protect public safety despite federal limits.
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Ina Ray Hutton’s all girl band to replace Hayride on NBC
Ina Ray Hutton and her all girl orchestra will take over NBC TV’s Midwestern Hayride for the summer, starting July 4. The move shifts summer programming to a new musical act and promises a fresh lineup for viewers in New York and surrounding markets.
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Cigarette Sales Rebound After Slump Says IRS Report
The IRS reports cigarette sales neared normal levels after a three year downturn while cigar and pipe smoking decline. Snuff remains steady. Americans spent about six million dollars daily on tobacco tax stamps, with cigarettes making up 98 percent of the 1.5 billion dollar collections. Filter tipped cigarettes doubled in popularity to 21 percent of production.
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TV Man to Direct Demos Convention in Chicago
J Leonard Reinsch a 47 year old Atlanta radio television executive was named manager and assistant chairman in charge of the 1956 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. The Aug 13 meeting will name presidential nominees and draft a campaign platform with a pre meeting of the Platform Committee Aug 5. Butler predicted a smooth convention and said a keynote speaker may be chosen by June 12.
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Concert Program by Municipal Band
The municipal band presents an afternoon concert at 1:00 followed by a evening program. The schedule includes marches and encores from the ensemble, with the community invited to attend and enjoy the performances.
Opera Star Jan Peerce Heads on Soviet Tour
New York Met opera tenor Jan Peerce departed Sunday for a two month tour of the Soviet Union. Born on Manhattan's Lower East Side, he said he was glad to go and aimed to show Russians how a man can advance himself under democracy.
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Ike and Khrushchev Named Honorary Bald-Head Leaders
In Milan Italy President Eisenhower and Nikita Khrushchev were named honorary members of Italy's Bald-Headed Association. Achille Scagni head of the 1000 member group announced honorary membership cards would be mailed to the two leaders.
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Oldest Point Grad, Last of Class feted at reunion
Maj. Gen. Henry Clay Hodges Sr of Stamford, oldest graduate of the U S Military Academy, visits West Point for his 75th anniversary. He recalls the Class of 1881 and leads a three day alumni program including a memorial at the Thayer monument and a graduation with Secretary Wilbur Brucker as speaker. Hodges, born in Vancouver, graduated June 11, 1881, served as commanding general of the 1st Division in World War I and retired in 1930.
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Mouldy $10 Bill Linked to Brink’s Robbery Suspect
Baltimore police questioned Jordan Perry Jr., 31, after arresting him Sunday night on suspicion tied to counterfeit notes. Officers found 4635 dollars in bills with serial numbers matching the famed Brink’s robbery. Perry, described as a Boston stone mason, was taken into custody by Sgt. George Hisely and Patrolman William Bevan following a report on E Baltimore Street. The article mentions unrelated details about Ba Swe and family.
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Crepasarg Hunt to Debut on ABC-TV This Summer
A new television quiz show Crepasarg Hunt, offering a top prize of $200,000, is announced for ABC-TV. The program is tentatively scheduled to begin August 31, with the debut planned in New York.
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Baltimore hotel room found Brink's loot in carpeted stash
Police said a man cited the Brink's holdup cash totaling $4,635 found in a Baltimore hotel room under the carpet. He carried $1,032.57 in mostly $5 and $10 bills when arrested, and Perry checked into the hotel Sunday.
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