Compromise Offered the On Farm Bill
Senator Ellender said Eisenhower could gain quick action on a soil bank bill if he accepts added provisions. The plan includes cotton acreage ceilings near 17.4 million acres, 51 million acres for basic corn, and compromise supports for oats, barley, rye, and grain sorghums. Budget moves seek to avoid rigid price supports and dual parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ellender
D-La
Eisenhower
Senate Agriculture Committee
Soil Bank
Congress
House
House Appropriations Committee
Bengon
House Rules Committee
Flash Fire Fatal To 7 In Rome New York
A Sunday night blaze in a two story frame house in Rome Mohawk Valley killed seven members of the Skibitski family. The victims were Alex Skibitski 47 Angela 41 and five children Barbara 10 Peter 8 Suzanne 7 David 5 Mary Ann 3 all likely asleep. Firemen said the fire started in the first floor kitchen and the cause was not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
N. Y
Mohawk Valley
Alex Skibitski
Angela
Barbara
Peter
Suzanne
David
Mary Ann
Two Ohioans Hurt In Plane Crash Near Cynthiana Ky
Cynthiana Kentucky report states Harry Thomas Jackson 34 died when his light plane struck high tension wires and crashed on a farm 12 miles north of town. An Ohio couple Mr Leroy Hoyt and wife from Montgomery were seriously injured when their small craft failed to clear a fence at Georgetown city airport during cross currents.
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Cynthiana
Dry Ridge
Ohio
Harry Thomas Jackson
Here
Leroy Hoyt
Montgomery
Georgetown City
Stevenson Says Eisenhower Misleads On World Situation
Adlai Stevenson charged President Eisenhower misleads the nation with a cautiously optimistic world view. He argued leadership is baffled and uncertain, leaving foreign affairs weaker than when Republicans took office three years ago. Kefauver praised a rotating advisory board but faulted partisan handling of policy. Eisenhower defended his approach and urged editors to curb demagoguery while seeking peaceful diplomacy with the Soviets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
American Society of Newspaper Editiors
Dulles
Washington
Oregon
Benson
Averell Harriman
New York
Death Toll Rises On Ohio Highways This Weekend
An Associated Press survey shows 16 people killed on Ohio roads from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight with additional fatalities in assorted accidents. Notable deaths include John Maag Sr. 87 Foster. Karl F. Fillgrove 31 Ironton after a motorcycle crash near Lebanon. Mrs. Edina Brinkman 41 Troy in a grade crossing collision. Otter 65 Clermont County when his tractor overturned. a Columbus man drowned after his boat capsized on the Muskingum River. and two brothers aged 19 and 11 died from carbon monoxide in their Columbus home.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Cheshire
Gallia County
Columbus
Port Clinton
Muskingum River
John Maag Sr
Foster
Warren County
Karl F. Fillgrove
Ironton
Lebanon
Edina Brinkman
Troy
Dayton
Otter
Laurel
Clermont County
Sailor 17 Killed in Uniontown Crash
David R. Harris of Bellefontaine Ohio was killed when the car he rode in failed to negotiate a curve on US 40 ten miles east of Uniontown. The vehicle tore through 100 feet of guard rail and overturned on Sunday.
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Uniontown
David R. Harris
Bellefontaine
Gradual Elimination Of Vet Benefits Seen
President Eisenhower's Commission on Veterans' Benefits proposes tying pensions to social security and phasing out payments. The 70 recommendations cover GI insurance disability and survivor benefits readjustment VA structure and more. Bradley led the study, which suggests reduced pensions and potential clashes with veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Commission On Veterans
Veterans Administration
Omar N. Bradley
Bradley
Plane vanished near Youngstown with three aboard
Cincinnati pilot Richard T Bethell 28 and two women passengers Miss Joanne Heekin 22 and Miss Joan Thurtston 22 were on a small plane that disappeared over Youngstown last night. Rescuers later found mine foreman Joseph Otterstrom 58, a father of six, near the scene where his crew was rescued after a coal mine cave in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Richard T. Bethell
Joanne Heekin
Joan Thurtston
Wyoming
Sunshine
Utah
Joseph Otterstrom
Weather turns cool with slight showers in Miami Valley
Cold Canadian air roughs the Miami Valley despite a warm sun. The official forecast calls for partly cloudy cooler weather today with a high near 50 and a low around 28 tonight with freezing temperatures. Partly cloudy and warmer Tuesday Middletown records show 62 for yesterday’s high and 30 at 5:30 this morning as rainfall totals reach .08 inches.
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Tuesay
Miami Valley
Middletown
Margaret Daniel On Honeymoon in Bahamas
Margaret Truman and her husband Daniel Jr honeymoon in Nassau at a Montagu Bay cottage known as the honeymoon home of Clifton Daniel Jr and the former president's daughter. They arrived from Chicago by air after a wedding in Independence Missouri. More than 400 spectators greeted the couple at Miami International Airport.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Margaret Truman
Island Playground
United States
Montagu Bay
Clifton ‘Daniel Jr
Count de la Fregonniere
Daniels
Independence
Chicago
Margaret and
Daniel
New York
Miami International Airport
Fatal two car crash near Gallipolis claims five lives
GALLIPOLIS Ohio two cars collide killing all five occupants. Victims identified as Alfred Kerns 22 Clifton W Va and passengers Eugene Harley Trosper 25 Clifton and Kermit Edwards 19 Letart W Va. John Asbury 21 Kanauga and passenger Charles Edward Jackson 16 Kanauga. Asbury’s south bound car crossed the curve and struck Kerns’ northbound vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio
Here
State Highway Patrol
Alfred Kerns
Clifton
W. Va
Eugene Harley Trosper
Kermit Edwards
Russians Visit Windsor Meet Queen and Prince Charles
British attempts to enlist Russia in a Middle East peace plan ran parallel with Khrushchev and Bulganin meeting Queen Elizabeth II, the Duke of Edinburgh, and Prince Charles at Windsor Castle. Protesters in London and Leicester denounced the visit while secret talks at the Foreign Office continued between Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick and Andrei Gromyko on Middle East arms talks and East West issues.
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Hal Cooper
London
Russia
Middle East
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Krushchev
Communist Party
Birmingham
Marham
House of Commons
Chequers
Eden
Khrushchev
Bulgania
Queen Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Windsor Castle
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Duke
Anne
Windsor
Bulganin
Warsaw
Leicester
Ivone Kirkpatrick
Foreign Office
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Moscow
Pravda
Khrushchev touts missiles and H-bomb claims in Britain
In Birmingham Khrushchev told a Chamber of Commerce luncheon that the Soviet Union will soon have guided missiles carrying an H-bomb and that Russia has already exploded an H-bomb from an airplane. He accused the United States of only now planning such weapons and recalled Hitler’s fate to urge caution amid hostile antiSoviet demonstrations during a 10 day UK visit with Bulganin.
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Birmingham
England
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
Chamber of Commerce
Russia
United States
Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Britain
Hitler
Anthony Eden
NAACP Lands Montgomery Bus Boycott
A Baltimore NAACP spokesman said Montgomery bus boycott supporters are proud to be Negroes for the first time. Fred D Gray, Montgomery branch chief counsel, said the protest will continue until three demands are met, including courteous drivers, use of Negro drivers in Negro areas, and seating changes so Negroes won’t yield middle seats to standing whites. He spoke at a Civil Rights Day observance at a church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Montgomery
Ala
Fred D. Gray
MAACP
Gray
Thumb Sucking and Smoking Seen as Adult Tensions
Oklahoma City reports Dr. Maury Massler of the University of Illinois says thumb sucking is an adult form of tension relief shared by smokers and gum chewers. He told the Oklahoma State Dental Association that such habits are normal coping mechanisms and warns parents to distinguish normal from persistent childhood thumb sucking past age four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Maury Massler
University of Illinois’ College of Dentistry
Massler
Oklahoma State Dental Assn
Illinois
Mansfield 11 year old boy killed his family
An 11 year old with poor eyesight used a .22 rifle to kill his mother Beatrice 41 father Richard 42 and his brother Richard Jr. at their rural Mansfield Connecticut home. He claimed his family picked on him and he feared reform school. He was committed for mental examination.
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Mansfield, Conn
Robert Curgenven
Hartford
Robert
State Hospital
Norwich
Harry Taylor
Richad Jr
Richard
Beatrice
Dad
Taylor
John E. Powers
University of Connecticut
Powers
Cops Kill 2 In Bakery Gun Battle
In Parkersburg, West Virginia, two gunmen were killed and a third wounded in a predawn ambush at a bakery. Lt. J. Norman Mehl, head of the detective bureau, identified the dead as Eddie Tavlor and Dear man Lott. Ronnie Roberts was wounded and reported in satisfactory condition.
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Parkersburg
W Va
Eddie Tavelor
Ad Dearman Lott
Palestine
W. Va
J. Norman Mehl
Bue Read
Ronnie Roberts
Mehl
W. R. Radon
C. H. Swain
Rardon
Swain
Purge trials denounced in Soviet State and Law journal
In Moscow the leading law journal Soviet State and Law denounced trial by confession as a violation of socialist legality. It criticized Andrei Vishinsky, architect of 1930s purge prosecutions, and urged judicial workers to study guarantees and citizens' rights in the USSR. The piece aligns with a campaign shifting emphasis away from Stalin while marking Lenin’s birthday.
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Moscow
Stalin
Russia
Soviet State and Law
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
United Nations
U.ssr
Soviet Union
Lenin
Pilot Killed In Crash Near Tokuo Japan
A U.S. Marine pilot was killed when his F2H Banshee crashed on a small hill about 30 miles southwest of Tokuo. The pilot’s name was withheld.
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Arsugi
Japan
Tokuo
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