Eisenhower seeks 28 million for state polio vaccine aid
The administration proposed a 28 million dollar federal fund to help states vaccinate low income children, part of 17 recommendations by Secretary Hobby. It would back an all ages immunization plan after theFoundation for Infantile Paralysis program. The plan includes 2 million more for inspectors and testing staff. Mrs Hobby defended voluntary distribution as fastest, while Congress critiques persisted.
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Eli Lilly & Co
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Detroit
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Dulles En Route Back to Report to Nation
Secretary of State Dulles flies back to the capital to report Tuesday night on his European mission. He will deliver a televised address from the White House detailing West Germany joining the Atlantic alliance, talks with British and French leaders on Indochina, the Austrian peace treaty, and the anticipated Big Four talks.
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Wild Man Slays Sheriff in Texas Shootout
A former mental patient shot Limestone County Sheriff J. Harry Dunlap to death at 40 yards then held off a posse and National Guard halftrack for hours. Police charged 44 year old Tynes after a siege that left officers wounded and the gunman critically hurt. Dunlap’s death prompted recommitment efforts.
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Stanley Cox
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Terrell Stateental Hospital
Drive for Second A-Freighter Open Drive for Second A-Freighter
House Merchant Marine Committee launched a drive to build a second atomic merchant ship alongside Eisenhower's project. Chairman Bonner said the aim is an experimental vessel to advance mic vessels and carry freight, proposing a different reactor than Eisenhower's. Rep. Tollefson and Rep. Cefferberg backed the plan. Dr. Davis noted prospects of power plants for merchant ships. The reactor design would differ from the Nautilus submarine reactor.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Big Four to Begin Groundwork at Top Talks in Vienna
The Big Four foreign ministers head home to prep for the summer leaders’ summit. Western officials seek compromise on a site, with Vienna and Stockholm among possibilities. Molotov’s Vienna speech urged German neutrality and peaceful settlement while Adenauer warned against neutral ties. Dulles heads to Washington after Vienna talks. MacMillan to London, Pinay to Copenhagen. Molotov due in Moscow.
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London press skewers Graham revival amid mixed London coverage
British papers carried sharp criticism of Billy Graham among readers in London with headlines calling his sermons crude and bigoted. Reports described a 5000 strong Dagenham audience and noted apathy at a Sunday rally while praising his 1954 shift as his press stance softened.
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Water Main Break Closes Southside Steel Plant
A broken water main at GASCAGO GP-A caused a flood that shut down U. S. Steel’s Southside plant overnight. Fire Chief Edward Johnston estimated the spill covered the works grounds and nearby blocks, causing about 250000 dollars in damage.
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Young Couple Found Slain in Utah Ditch
In Allan Utah a young Sunday school teacher named Dorothy Ray Browder, 26, and her fiancé Joe Grinene a foundry worker were found shot three times and dumped in a ditch. A barbecue stand proprietor said he served a couple believed to be the victims earlier that day, who were then with another man who is now sought by police.
Weather outlook Mostly clear With low coastal morning clouds
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Tuesday with some early morning low clouds near the coast on Tuesday. Afternoon temperatures rise slightly, bringing a warmer feel later in the day.
Polite Gunmen Rob Bel Air Home In Robbery
In Bel Air Los Angeles two polite gunmen robbed five people at a home of Julius Fligelman 53 wealth furniture maker after serving drinks and binding victims with neckties A niece Toni Barron 27 and fiance Charles Steili helped against the suspects Police arrested James Malcolm Griffith 26 Artesia on armed robbery charges while a second man fled with 300 from purses Victims included maid Vera Kaipel 53 and the Fligelmans were alerted by a trip button during the robbery.
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Stein
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Bel-Air
Three Inches of Rain Fall in Houston Area
A thunderstorm dumped up to three inches of rain on the Houston area Sunday. Lightning struck Juan Gonzalez, in serious condition. Golf ball sized hail hit Pasadena as winds damaged two plate glass windows and toppled a service station under construction in East Houston.
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Texas Man Dies After Self-Inflicted Shootout At Home
A 33 year old Texas man who talked for an hour with dispatcher Lavinia Mae Horak before using a .22 rifle. Relatives walked in as deputies arrived and he surrendered his weapon. The man died. no formal charges filed yet. Horak credited for keeping him talking during the crisis.
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Heir to $3,400,000 killed in Kansas car crash
John W. Baughman, 20, heir to $3.4 million, was killed when his car crashed into a bridge west of Junction City Kansas. A Kansas State College student from Liberal, he was alone, driving at high speed and apparently asleep at the wheel. He was unmarried and his grandfather's estate valued at over $6.8 million was to be held in trust until age 35. Four Meces and a nephew may share the amount.
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Kansas State College
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Youth survives suicide attempt linked to auto theft case
A 19 year old, Richard Alton Brown, was found unconscious from carbon monoxide fumes in a running white 1946 car. He told officers he could not bear jail and his court appearance was postponed to June 20 after his mother, Joan Brown, learned of his condition. Police found hoses leading into the car and freed him.
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Maltby
Kuchel Warns Spell Champ on Bicycle
Sen. Kuchel offers spelling bee tip to 13 year old Wilshire Junior High student Carol Crosswhite. She won the Independent Press-Telegram Long Beach bee and will compete nationally. The Crosswhites, aiming to meet Vice President Nixon, were redirected on Capitol Hill tour after a White House summons.
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Capitol Hill
Cutter Closing In On Dynamite Laden Motorship
The Coast Guard cutter Wachusects is nearing the dynamite laden motorship Rican Star which suffered an engine breakdown on Sunday. Authorities say the ship is not in immediate danger and Rican Star's agents in Victoria, British Columbia have dispatched a tug to tow her to San Francisco.
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