Ike to See Projects Across Four States
President Eisenhower will fly a 2,000 mile tour through Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and Kansas to view major irrigation and flood control works. He will pass over the Continental Divide visit Grand Junction Casper McCook Pueblo Aspen and Denver area sites including Up per Colorado storage Fryingpan Arkansas Diversion and Cutecenti Dam projects.
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Two Murderers Face Executions Friday at San Quentin
Quentin Baldwin 30 of Barstow and Alfred Dusseldorf 87 of Oakland are slated for 10 am Friday in San Quentin gas chamber for murder. Baldwin killed Jack Arnold 62 of Barstow, a vending machine operator, in February 1952. Dusseldorf was sentenced for the holdup murder of Emeryville bartender George Miller 73. his partner Dorl Miller was executed in 1952 but Dusseldorf had a stay.
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McCarthy Army Hearings Espionage Act Probe Continues
The hearings focus on Charge No 4 alleging McCarthy urged government workers to leak official secrets. Excerpts from May 4 transcripts show McCarthy claiming a letter by FBI Director J Edgar Hoover was a mischaracterized document. Chairman Watkins faced questions over impartiality as McCarthy pressed Johnson for his views, while other charges remain under review.
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Israeli Leader Wins Confidence Vote On Foreign Policy
Jerusalem Israeli Prime Minister Moshe Sharett won a sweeping parliamentary vote of confidence on his foreign policy after denouncing British and American arming of Israel's Arab neighbors. The vote was 54 to 5 with 7 abstentions. Sharett criticized Western Allies and faulted the Soviet Union for appeasement toward Arab states.
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Moshe Sharett
Israel
Home Repair Racket Details Tarnishes Southland Deals
The article reports a 1700 FHA loan backlog tied to repair work, with cases dating to 1935 and multiple uncollectable notes. Debtors died or vanished. banks were repaid by taxpayers through FHA insurance, while contractors and developers profited. Wealthy investors linked to IDS and local housing schemes dominate the scene. Capehart and Bennett lead Senate discussions as Maybank funeral proceeds.
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Clint W. Maurehison
Dallas
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Ben Weingart
Lewis Boyar
Sen. Capehart
Young and Murchison Central Investors
Minneapolis
Negroes Rejected as Pupils by Alabama White School
About 10 to 15 Negro children tried to enroll at the white William Harrison Elementary School in Montgomery but were not accepted. The effort marked the first day of Montgomery’s new school year and followed NAACP plans to continue registration drives. Principal Robert Anderson took notes on applicants and will assign districts later. Aubrey Williams Jr. accompanied the group. The move comes after a Supreme Court ruling against school segregation and amid Alabama’s constitutional ban on race mixing in public schools.
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Robert Anderson
Aubrey Williams Jr
Southern Farm and Home Magazine
Farmer Adminst
National Youth Administration
Montgomery
U. S. Supreme Court
Alabama
Supreme Court
Egypt Cabinet Shakeup Keeps Civilians on Board
Egypt's ruling council reshuffled the cabinet to insert two nonministerial figures Maj. Gen. Abdel Hakim Amer as minister of war and marine and Col. Anwar El Sadat as minister of state without portfolio while retaining Finance Minister Addi Hamid El Sherif and Education Minister Mohamed Awad Mohamed.
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Anwar el Sadat
al Gumburriya
Addi Hamid el Sherif
Mohamed Awad Mohamed
Feat Hurdle: Bandit Frolic Ends With sore feet
A holdup man forced William McElroy through seven bars and cigar stores to cash travelers checks. After hours of walking and switching venues, only 40 dollars converted, the gunman complained of sore feet and let McElroy keep his money, then walked away.
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