Congress To Tackle Farm Bill Showdown Looms In Election Year
Washington AP reports Congress resumes work after a 10 day recess as White House aides map strategy for a farm bill showdown. The compromise bill proposes mandatory supports and soil bank funding, but faces veto risk without administration alignment. House leaders aim to push a substitute acceptable to the President.
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Eisenhower
White House
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Senate House
Benson
James C. Hagerty
Sen. Aiken
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GOP
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Massachusetts
Len Aiken
R-Vc
Burdick
Senate
Symington says no presidential candidacy
In Jacksonville Florida Senator Stuart Symington a Democrat from Missouri dismissed questions about a bid for the presidency saying he is not a candidate He stressed interest in the nation s air program and spent the day golfing and sightseeing before leaving for Washington Sunday night.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Washington
Man Ends Life On Funeral Home Steps
Alfred E. Rust aged 50 committed suicide Sunday at Russell funeral home in Grafton after riding from Elyria. He knocked at the door and shot himself through the temple. He left notes for the undertaker the coroner and a brother in law.
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Elyria
Ohio
Alfred E. Rust
Grafton
Sheriff's Deputies
Russell Funeral Home
Governors Hopefuls Speak at Editors Panel in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio seven governors candidates spoke at an AP Society of Ohio editors panel. Democrats Michael V DiSalle John E Sweeney and Robert W Reider and Republicans C William O Neill John W Brown Oscar L Fleckner Frank X Kryzan were on stage with editor Nat Howard moderating. Each outlined views on government efficiency taxes and public service as editors pressed for clear leadership ahead of the May 8 primary and November 6 general election.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press Society of Ohio
N. R
Nat) Howard
Cleveland News
Howard
William O'Neill
John W. Brown
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
John E. Sweeney
Cleveland
Robert W. Reider
Port Clinton
Oscar L. Fleckner
Frank X. Kryzan
Youngstown
Frank J. Lausche
U.S. Senate
George Bender
Brown
Hoover Commission
DiSalie
DiSalle
New England endures fourth late January snowstorm
A heavy spring snowstorm blanketed New England, delivering over a foot in many areas and winds to 62 mph. The northeast toll included at least six deaths mainly from heart attacks while shoveling. Power outages affected about 75,000 homes as authorities warned of dangerous travel.
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Hazelton
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Conn
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Massachusetts
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New York
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Okla
Belle Plaine
Kan
Pawnee
Bandits loot cock fight in Steubenville barn holdup
In Steubenville Ohio a masked gang raided a barn cock fight wounding a patron and robbing about 100 people. Sheriff Eberts said seven or more bandits armed with revolvers machine guns and shotguns plus lookouts took wallets and jewelry, with loot estimated near 100000 dollars.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Jefferson County
Clarence Eberts
Sylvester Frankhauser
Here
Frankhauser
Hewitt
Koo Kin Succumbs
Newark Ohio glass technologist Hung Wen Chiu 41 of Holophone Co died after a long illness. He had worked at the firm since 1950. His wife Tsing Ling Koo is a niece of Wellington Koo former Chinese ambassador to the United States.
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Newark
Ohio
Hung Wen Chiu
The
Holophone Co
Tsing Ling Koo
Wellington Koo
United States
Border violence flares as Arab-Israeli clash escalates
Tensions rose along Arab Israeli frontiers as raids and counterstrikes persisted. Egypt reported casualties in Gaza while Israel blamed Egyptian recruitment of Fedayeen from refugee camps. Communicated through UN mediation efforts, the fighting touched several fronts near Gaza, the Negev, and the Judean Hills, with reports of deaths and injuries on both sides.
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Gaza Strip
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Hammarskjold
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Rome
E. L. M. Burns
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Gaza
Deir Eballah
Israel
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Negev
Jordan
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Negev Demilitarized Zone
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Silin
Yad Mordeheia
Judean
David Ben-Gurion
U.N. Palestine
Galon
Shafir
Samarian
Fedayan
Thundershowers This Evening In Miami Valley Forecast
The weatherman forecasts a developing storm in the Southwest that worsens conditions for the Miami Valley. Today will be partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 46. Tonight and Tuesday turn increasingly cloudy with wind, cooler air, and likely showers and thunderstorms late tonight. Weekend snowfall and precipitation totaled about .11 inches. Sunday’s unofficial high reached 38 at 10 am with a 31 degree low at 5 am.
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Miami
Body Found In Suitcase Mother Held
A suitcase amid shrubs and weeds contained 4 year old Susan Shaw's body in a vacant Los Angeles lot. Det. Sgt. Harry Hansen said the mother, Jean Elizabeth Shaw, 35, led detectives to the spot after a police interview. Susan's death was said to be several days old. The mother is held on suspicion of a serious crime in a mental health ward. Her husband, Prentice W. Shaw, 42, an Iowa attorney, flew to Los Angeles and awaited autopsy results to determine the cause of death.
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Los Angeles
Susan Shaw
Jean Elizabeth Shaw
Clinton
Iowa
Harry Hansen
Susan
Pamela
Shaw
Polio Vaccine Hopes To Break Summer Disease
DETROIT A U S Public Health Service official said shortages may ease this summer to allow one Salk vaccine shot for about 53 million people aged 1 to 14 and for pregnant women. He added that vaccination could end this summer's polio season in that group, with a potential shortage relief by year end.
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Detroit
U.S. Public Health Service
Jack Haldeman
National Conference of State Pharmaceutical Assn
Health Service
Haldeman
Eva Gabor Weds Surgeon in New York Wedding
Actress Eva Gabor, 31, wed Beverly Hills surgeon Dr. John E. Williams, 35, on Sunday and left for a six month European honeymoon with sister Magda's marriage to Arthur Gallucci the prior Sunday. Zsa Zsa served as matron of honor.
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Eva Gabor
John E. Williams
Beverly Hills
Calif
Connecticut
Gabor
Magda Gabor
Arthur Gallucci
New York City
Zsa Zsa
More Mileage Travelin He Goes To Augusta By
Marvin L Arrowsmith reports on travel plans heading to Augusta as part of a column about ongoing journeys and personal itineraries. The piece references familiar places and a consistent routine of movement and exploration.
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Augusta
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Eisenhower’s Augusta trip adds to vast travel record
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower departs for a week in Augusta Georgia for golf and work. White House records show 105603 miles of travel since 1953 with 38 percent spent away from Washington. He remains at Denver and Gettysburg as his longest base of operation.
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White House
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Jack Burke Jr
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Burke
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Fla
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Rocky Mountain
Death Has Big Weekend On Ohio Roads
An Associated Press survey counted at least 19 traffic deaths from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, a sharp rise from eight the prior weekend during Easter. A freak accident in Columbus killed an 11 year old girl waiting for a bus inside a hardware store, wounding her sister and a 70 year old man.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Prince Sends Six Invitations To Policeman
New York officer Frank W. Cresci guarded Prince Rainier on his visit and received six formal invitations to the Grace Kelly wedding. He plans a 10 day unpaid leave to fly to Monaco for the event, but his wife won’t go because she is afraid to fly. He says it’s something he can tell his grandchildren about.
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New York
Prince Rainier
Frank W. Cresci
Monsaco
GOP Planners To Meet To Map New Strategy
Washington Ohio Republican Chairman Ray Bliss of Akron named chairman of one of seven new committees to map GOP campaign strategy for the November election. National GOP Chairman Leonard Hall said the committees will meet April 16 17 for a campaign conference.
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Washington
Ohio
Ray Bliss
Akron
Leonard Hall
Reds Pressure Russians Sailors To Leave U S
The Church World Service reports five Russian sailors who sought asylum in the United States were frightened to return to the Soviet Union. They say they received letters from parents in Russia urging their return. Officials said immigration gave them a hearing shortly before leaving Idlewild Airport, where they were surrounded by Soviet officials.
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Church World Service
Russia
United States
Jan Vanhoogstraten
National Council of Churches
Vanhoogstraten
U. S
Idlewild
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