Senate Locks In Another 12 Hour Farm Bill Session
Washington leaders scheduled a lengthy farm bill session amid fierce debate over parity pricing and a new formula. Senators clashed on retaining the old parity or adopting a new method, with impacts estimated at over 20 cents per bushel for wheat and less for corn. Aiken and allies pushed to preserve the current system, while others urged compromise and potential presidential veto by Eisenhower.
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Ike Seeks Nehru Visit As India Ties in Spotlight
President Eisenhower invited Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru to visit Washington. Details on date not released. Indian officials suggested a visit this year unlikely due to election sensitivities. Secretary Dulles was touring the Far East to bolster U.S. ties as Khrushchev visits India.
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UPI
U.S
Jawaharlal
Nehat
Visi
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India
Nikolai Isita
Nikita Khrushchev
Joh Foster Dulles
Far East
White House
Sec
Murray Snyder
Dulles
Nehru
New Delhi
Nine Added By Seminary
Nine members were added yesterday to the faculty of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Appointments by the board of trustees included Dr. Gunnar Westin of Uppsala University Sweden and John M. Lewis of Richmond Vai Qe Thomas Hall of Union University Jackson Tenn and Dr Heber F Peacock formerly at European Baptist Theological Seminary Rusch likon Zurich Switzerland. The board reelected Dr J J Hester William Jewell College Liberty Me as chairman and Clarence Retoning Louisville as secretary. Dr James Parrish Jacksonville Fla was named first vice chairman and Joseph Stopher Louisville second vice president.
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Kyia
Souther Baptist Theological Seminary
Gunnar Westin
University of Uppsala
Uppsala
Ss-Man
J. J. Hester
Wiliam Jewell College
Liberty
Clarence Retoning
James Parrish
Jacksonville
Fla
Joseph Stopher
Hospital Notes Discharges List Several Names and Addresses
A fragmented hospital notes page lists multiple discharge names and locations including Brenda Carmony Wanda Carmony Phyllis Youn Gibson Burin Whitaker Route 3 Tate Mrs Donald Willis Ars Hows ol Kate Goin Fire Witey Tongsyworth Tinley Route 2 Harrogate Mr Tinley Route 2 City.
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Bradley, Jr
Donald Willis
City Ars
City Nssions
Kate Goin
Witey Tongsyworth, Jr
Harrogate
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City
British Search Greek Orthodox Church For Murderer In Cyprus
British police swept a 16th century Greek Orthodox church in Nicosia Cyprus amid a siege like alert to find the killer of an unnamed English policeman. Soldiers with mine detectors searched church grounds and nearby buildings while the area was sealed with barbed wire and a curfew as authorities intensified the crackdown on militants.
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Cyprus
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Upside Down Signage at Chicago Art Exhibition
The Chicago Art Institute’s annual show features Anna P. Baker’s piece High Frequency Ping, with the artist’s signature reportedly upside down in the corner. Officials say the painting, a complex geometric composition, can be hung in multiple orientations and that entries were instructed to label their works’ top side on the back to ensure proper hanging.
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Art Institute
Chicago
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Institute
Anna P. Baker
Unusua
Seven blasts hit Kingsport in ongoing Blue Ridge Glass strike
A seventh dynamite blast damaged the home of C A R Sanders on Kingsport's south side while Sanders was at the Blue Ridge Glass plant. Two arrests followed on aggravated assault charges as police named Ray Worton and Bruce Fleenor in a separate incident, tied to wage dispute tensions and a walkout by union members.
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Tonn
Hstal
Blue Ridge Glass Corp
C. A R. Sanlers
Sanders
United Glass and Ceramic Workers
Jaeimoers
Kermit Bolles
Ray Worton
Bruce Fleenor
New Look at U.S. Arms Policy as Middle East Tensions Rise
Washington sources report a surge of anxiety over the Middle East dispute. President Eisenhower, despite illness, has worked long hours with advisers, pressing for options to prevent war. Officials say the administration weighs Soviet arms to Egypt and a broader arms-for-Israel question, while keeping the UN and allied cooperation as the preferred path to peace.
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Eisenhower
Privary
Middle East
Russia
Egypt
Eisenhiawer
Nikolai Bulganin
Denver
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Bulganin
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Obituary notices from Tazewell area reflect multiple deaths
Nancy Buell 96 died at daughter's home in Faing. Survivors include two daughters in Sneedville and Ewing. services at Coleman Church conducted by Rev. Tip Parker. Austin Louthen 84 died, wife Mossie McDaniel Letthen survives. service at Favine Bankst Church in Virginia with burial in Richmond Cemetery. Mrs Robert Hendrickson of Yella Creek died in Pineville Hospital. funeral arrangements pending. body at Durham Funeral Home. Asbury Collins of Bortor Branch died. born December 1887. survives wife Liddie Collins and seven children across several states. funeral at Molines Church, Darton Branch. burial at Hickory Flat Cemetery.
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Nancy E. Buell
Marion “Marlin
Faing
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Coleman Church
Tip Parkey
Boriazet
Coleman Reese
Wans
Austin Louthen
James Astin Louthen
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Mossie McDaniel
Letthen
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Wiirns
Virginia
Richmond
Coéral
Robert Twedrickson
Robert Hendrickson
Yella Creek
Pineville
Durham Funeral Home
Vineville
Asbury Collins
Asbury Collie
Bortor
Dod
Liddie Collins
Dorfon Branch
Hannah Deaton
Cincinnati
Alfrer| Collins
Leatherwood
Chayton Collins
Hamilton
Chig
Juanita Johnson
Baughman
Bill Lellins
Wooten
Straight Creek
Molines
Darton
Rees
Gaston Rose
John Valentine
Hickory Flat
Durham Guneral
Pinesville
Rharge
Vaccine Funds Approved in $795 Million Appropriation
Washington IA the House Appropriations Committee approved a large supplemental appropriation bill to finance various federal activities for the current fiscal year ending June 30. It includes $15.3 million for the Department of Education and Welfare and $34.9 million for payments to school districts, plus $27.8 million for polio vaccination grants and $185 million for veterans benefits. Other allocations cover highway costs, social grants, and memorial projects while a direct purchase of the Rand McNally Building was dropped pending study.
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Amendments Backed by Kentucky School Board Group
The Kentucky School Boards Association endorsed a plan to cut the constitution amendments slot to five and shift superintendent selection from election to appointment. The group also backed building funds, Hance for education, and broader property tax base, with Pocnen Rudd named president and J W WittHow reelected secretary. Robert Martin praised the Legislature and Governor for education measures. Dr Leonard Meece contributed to the discussion.
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Public Instruction
Leonard Meece
Uni
Rumors Snarl Clements Campaign In Kentucky Race
WASHINGTON D1 former Kentucky attorney general Buckman accuses Clements of distorting Barkley’s remarks to divert attention from his weakness in the Kentucky Democratic primary for senator set for May 29. The dispute centers on Chandler’s role at Chicago and Barkley’s alleged criticisms during gubernatorial campaigns, with both Clements and Barkley backing Bert Combs before switching supportive alignments after a primary upset.
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Bates
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Bon
Tharkley
Bert Combs
Candles Ponent
Mary
Chandter
Combs
Daeak Leila Aslured
Westinghouse strike drains workers as losses top hundred million
AFL CIO Local 6OL and Westinghouse Electric workers in East Pittsburgh endure a five month walkout with wages erased for many. Estimates show total wages lost around 100 million and company losses near 250 million as operations slow and paychecks vanish. Union leaders report relief efforts cover basic needs while some workers take odd jobs or draw on savings, loans, and public assistance.
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Wilmmama
Swailtworth
Pittsburgh
Elana Lys
Te Suike
Eslimaute
Samuel Wilkins
Esting House Electric Corp
East Pittsburgh
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