House Rebels Rally Against Foreign Aid Cut
Young House members break with Senate leaders over foreign aid policy. They back Richards on a plan to slash the overseas spending bill by more than a billion dollars, despite pleas from Eisenhower and other officials. The dispute centers on House influence and treatment as an adjunct to the Senate.
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Famed Jazz Saxophonist Franks Trumbauer Dies in KC
Famed jazz saxophonist Franke Trumbauer died at St. Marys Hospital in Kansas City at age 33 after collapsing at the doorway. He had joined the Ray Miller group in 1921 and later played with Paul Whiteman, Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, and the Dorsey brothers before ending his music career in 1940 to join the Civil Aeronautics Administration. He was born in Carbopsdale Illinois and grew up in St Louis. During World War II he worked as a test pilot for B25 bombers.
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No Choice A Tall Divorce Granted in Santa Monica
Mrs. Elva Garner, 30, was granted a divorce from her husband, Al fred, 32, in Santa Monica. The petition noted his domineering conduct and him passing judgment on television shows, restricting her viewing.
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President’s health update after surgery notes steady progress
Hagerty reported the President feels very good and signs today are routine. A medical bulletin at 12 45 p m states vital signs normal, he walked twice his prior distance and sat for 30 minutes, with spirits high and morale good.
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Eisenhower
Dulles Talks With Adenauer on German Unification
Secretary of State Dulles meets with Chancellor Adenauer to discuss German unification and the German troop question. They consider Soviet pledges at the July summit and the impact of Khrushchev and Bulganin on free elections. Futures for NATO expansion and allied coordination are also examined.
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Foster mother of 38 adopted girls honored in New Jersey
East Brunsw ick N J Mrs William Yates of Woodbridge is named New Jersey foster mother of the year by Gov Robert B Meyner. The Yateses will receive a silver tray from the State Board of Child Welfare. Mrs Yates says fostering began after a daughter married 25 years ago and notes they have cared for up to six or seven girls at times. Her granddaughter often joins them at the pool and the home remains the center of a large foster family with many photographs and wedding pictures on the walls.
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Miller Divorce Sparks Marilyn Monroe Romance Talk
Playwright Arthur Miller, after a Reno divorce from Mary Grace Slattery, arrived in New York still reluctant to confirm wedding plans with Marilyn Monroe. Monroe, in town preparing for London, also declined to say if marriage is on the horizon, but both call each other very good friends. Miller also received a subpoena from the House Un-American Activities Committee, postponed to June 21, with no explanation offered.
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British Artist Sir Frank Brangwyn Dies at 89
DITCHLING England Sir Frank Brangwyn 89 famed British artist died at his home Monday night Born in Brussels to British parents Brangwyn bowled over many forms from painting to sculpture furniture design and stained glass He was knighted in 1944
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Frank Brangwyn
Brussels
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Royal Norwegian Air Force to attend Moscow air show
The Royal Norwegian Air Force has accepted an invitation to send three officers to the Soviet air show in Moscow, as announced by the defense ministry.
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ROK Moves More Troops to Front
South Korea's top military official Gen Lee Kyung Keuh says the army is shifting more troops to the front to counter growing Communist strength. He notes room under the armistice to add firepower and emphasizes needing more iron than men.
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Republic of Korea
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Jack Boyer
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South Korea
CBS Boss Defends Television Hookups
CBS President Frank Stanton told the Senate Commerce Committee that proposed limits on TV networks would be a backward step and disputed charges of monopoly. He defended network interconnection as essential and cited five million dollar convention coverage plans with 300 network staffers and a 2,000 mile transport challenge to San Francisco. Robert Sarnoff of RCA was to testify next.
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Bricker
Commerce Committee
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Nobel Prize Poet Ill Aboard Queen Mary
Nobel Prize winner T. S. Eliot suffered a heart attack while aboard the liner Queen Mary traveling from New York. He was taken in a wheelchair to a French hospital in London, where a spokesman said the condition is Cardinal in nature and not serious, with only a few days rest anticipated.
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Driver Dies as Private Bus Loses Control
Baldwin Park report says a private school bus carrying six children ran off the road after the driver, Charles B. Shockley, 55 of Pomona, suffered a heart attack at the wheel. The bus struck a curb and a telephone pole, stopping against a fence. one child had two teeth knocked out, others were bruised, no serious injuries reported.
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