Post Office to Get 41 Million in New Funds
The House planned swift approval of a bill to grant 41 million dollars to the Post Office Department to restore normal mail service. Senate action was expected soon, with Postmaster General Summerfield poised to lift service cutbacks that began Saturday.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
House
Post Office Department
Senate
Summerfield
Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Sen. Robertson
D-Va
Senate Appropriations
Joseph Campbell
General Accounting Office
Campbell
Summerfield and
Budget Bureau
Post Office
Those Forty Bays Those Forty Bays
A concise religious reflection notes Jesus cleansing the temple and driving out sellers during the first day of Holy Week. Chief Priests question him as crowds pass by, he cites Psalm 8, curses a fig tree, then goes to Bethany for a quiet prep before his end.
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Bethany
Roswell man hits buffalo on U S 70 280 in New Mexico
Paul Adam Cotter of Roswell told state police he struck a genuine American Bison after it stood in the highway east of Ruidoso. He escaped injury with $500 in front end damage to his car. The buffalo, owned by E N Hill Riverside NM, had escaped from its exhibition pen.
Old Adversaries Meet Reuther Union Probe Underway
Washington AP Senator Goldwater defends UAW President Walter Reuther while urging scrutiny of union tactics in the Kohler Co dispute at Kohler Wisconsin. He and a Senate committee study alleged goon squad violence in Scranton area labor fights and consider reforms to protect union members and ensure democratic procedures.
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G. Mil1
Washington
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
UAW
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Demuve Ercuuwits
Goldwater
Senate
United Auto Workers
Kohler Co
Kohler
Wis
Lfforts
Auto Workers Union
McClellan
D-Ark
Scranton
Carpenters
McCellan
Substituting artificial organs moves toward permanent implants
Dr. Peter F. Salisbury outlines a future with permanent artificial hearts and kidneys implanted inside the body. He describes designs using silicon rubber pumps and glass or plastic chambers driven by hydraulic, electric, hand, or magnetic pumping to keep patients alive without a native heart.
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Chicago
Peter F. Salisbury
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Los Angeles
American Society For Artificial Internal Organs
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Salisbury
Bank holdup solved by camera aided capture in Cleveland
Detectives William Steele and Joseph David noticed a red haired woman at a restaurant hours before the St Clair Savings & Loan robbery. A hidden camera at the bank captured the gunman and the woman walking to a cash drawer. Within 36 hours Rose ODonnell Steven Ray Thomas and Wanda Di Cenzi surrendered or were captured. About $600 remained unrecovered.
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Cleveland
William Steele
Joseph David
St. Clair Savings & Loan Co
Central Police Station
Rose O'Donnell
Steven Ray Thomas
Wanda di Cenzi
Miss O'Donnell
Miss di Cenzi
Thomas
Indianapolis
St. Clair Savings
Teamsters Plan Next Big Move in Galveston Conference
The 13 member Executive Council of the Teamsters gathers in Galveston to decide whether to defend against AFL-CIO charges of corrupt practices. Dave Beck faces a May 6 AFL-CIO hearing while planning a possible renewal bid for five more years. Beck cited borrowing 300 000 to 400 000 in union funds but said he repaid it.
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Galveston
Tex
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
Teamster
Dave Beck
Senate
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
National Labor Federation
Beck
Teamsters
Executive Council
Hussein consolidates gains as Jordan backs king amid crisis
King Hussein moved swiftly to purge pro Egyptian leaders from Jordan's army and form a new cabinet while inviting MPs and former premier Suleiman Nabulsi to palace talks. Pro Israeli and Iraqi movements and Syrian troops loom as tensions rise, with transport strikes and censorship limiting reporting.
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Jordan
Damascus
Syria
Hussein
Sjordan
Amalisinnt
Sabri Assailil
Amman
Palestine
Ali Abu Nawar
Suleiman Nabulsi
Nabulsi
Egypt
Radio
Arab Legion
Coup May End Nasser As Jordan coup shakes Arab front
Cairo AP report details King Hussein's coup in Jordan redefining the free Arab bloc led by Egypt. Nasser faces a crucial struggle as pro Egyptian elements fracture, with Eisenhower Doctrine shifting loyalties among regional powers. A Hussein victory could leave Nasser with Syria and Yemen as sole allies, threatening his influence.
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Amman
Mufti
Senate
Damascus
Hussein
Saud
Saudi Araba
Nasser
Egypt
Shukri Kuwaity
Syria
Middle East
Wilton Wynn Cairo
Jordan
Free Arab” Front
John Bagot Glubb
Arab Legion
Cairo
Eisenhower
United States
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
America
Lebanon
Iraq
Libya
Tunisia
Suleiman Nabulsi
Yemen
Easter Pilgrims Shrink Health Holy Land Visit
In Jerusalem the Easter tourist season opens with a small arrival total. About 1,500 foreign visitors have reached Israel and Jordan for the holiday pilgrimage, far below last year's 15,000. The drop highlights a weak Easter period for the region's holy sites.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
Chuckle: secretary reports man with dual personality
A secretary informally tells a psychiatrist that a man outside claims to have a dual personality. The psychiatrist quips that the man should go chase himself, delivering a lighthearted exchange.
Popularity Trend Drives Congress on Ike Spending
Senator Goldwater reports a tremendously favorable response to his demand for budget cuts in Eisenhower's peacetime spending. Democrats and Republicans watch the reaction as Byrd and Bridges predict the Senate will sustain a major portion of House cuts while aiming to balance savings with project interests.
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Washington
Sen. Goldwater
Ariz
Congress
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Senate
Senatorial
Byrd
D-Va
Bridges
R-Nh
House
Springlike weather arrives with warm highs ahead
The Miami Valley sees an official forecast for sunny and warmer conditions today with a high near 60 degrees. Tonight and Tuesday are expected to stay fair and warmer with a high around 68 and a low near 33. Sunday's high reached 47 at 3 pm and the morning low was 22 at 6 am.
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Miami Valley
Fireboats Slow Runaway Ships From Leveling Hawthorne Bridge
In Portland two condemned ships Chateau Thierry and Lewis Luckenbach, converted to hospital ships, broke from a wrecking dock during a 73 mph storm. Fireboats forced them apart but could not stop them, leaving the bridge with 75 feet of railing torn out and 50 feet of sidewalk crumpled. Traffic halted over the Hawthorne Street Bridge as the storm caused widespread minor damage across western Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
Willamette River
Hawthorne Street
Chateau Thierry
Lewis Luckenbach
Oregon
Powlee
Right Bishop Wrong Church
Liberty Missouri reports a misrouted bishop funeral escort confusion when Bishop Eugene M. Frank arrived late and boarded to St James Catholic Church instead of Liberty Methodist. The escort corrected course and the bishop reached services in time.
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Liberty, Mo
Kansas City
Liberty
Eugene M. Frank
Frank
St. James Catholic Church
Liberty Methodist
St. Louis
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