Eisenhower Battles House Budget Cuts On Foreign Affairs
President Eisenhower charts strategy against a 47 million dollar House cut to the State Department and foreign service funds for the new fiscal year. He plans to urge Senate rejection of the reduction and aims to restore most of the cut after discussing it with Secretary Dulles. The approach follows an Ike-Dulles phone briefing and Hagerty statements noting potential harm to U. S. foreign conduct.
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Eisenhower
United States
House
State Department
Foreign Service
Georgia
Eisenheuser
Telco
Secretary of States
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Dulles
White House
James C. Hagerty
Italy Holds Mussolini Gold Trial in Padua
Thirty five defendants face trial in Padua seeking to solve the Dongo treasure mystery. Lead defendant Dante Gorreri, a Communist deputy jailed in 1953, is charged with murder and embezzlement as the trial probes Mussolini’s missing gold and foreign currency.
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Padua
Switzerland
Lake Como
Milan
Donen
Mussolini
Claretta Pettaci
Dongo
Gorreri
Newlyweds Leave Church in Limousine
The newly married couple depart the church in a limousine as the groom pulls the bride close, kisses her, and teases about her quitting her job. The playful moment adds a light, humorous note to the wedding day.
Shopper Run Over by Cart in Germantown Market
An X-ray technician recalls his strangest case in 20 years involving a woman struck by a shopping cart inside a Germantown supermarket. The incident prompted medical imaging at the Philadelphia facility.
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Philadelphia
Germantown
Truths Eluded In Portland Vice Trial And Proceedings
The federal wiretap case against Portland gambler Big Jim Elkins and employee Raymond Clark continues in U S District Court with Mayor Terry Schrunk to testify. Oregon Journal reporter Doug Baker faces possible contempt as grand jury probes scope issues while Atty Langley faces possible removal from office and punishment.
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Big Jim Elkins
Raymond Clark
U. S. District Court
Terry Schrunk
William Langley
Doug Baker
The
Oregon Journal
Elkins
Clark
Dist. Atty. Langley
Baker
I Grand Jury
Redding
Small Atom Smasher Shows Cancer Cure Hints
Stanford radiologist reports 48 of 74 cancer patients showing disappearance of malignancy after treatment with a linear accelerator using high energy electrons. Five to ten years disease-free could define a cure. several young and complex cases show promise while some patients gain no benefit.
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Rennie Taylor
Los Angeles
Stanford University
Malcolm A. Bagshaw
California Medical Assn
Bagshaw
Linear Accelerator
Stanford Jr
Atomic A
Edward L. Ginzton
Henry Radi
Violent Winds Batter Southern Texas Floods and Deaths
Violent weather raged across south Texas for the 11th day, with heavy rains and up to six inches in the Rio Grande Valley. Rivers like the Trinity and Brazos rose above flood stages, dozens of highways closed, bridges washed out, and at least 11 fatalities reported across the state.
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Dennis
Victoria
Raymondville
Willacy County
Edinburg
Hidalgo County
Rio Grande
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Laredo
Sabine River
Mineola
Gladewater
Colorado
Wharton
Bay City
Gonzales
Cuero
Meyersville
Guadalupe
Nueces
Frio
David Jones
White Rock Creek
C. R. Seymour
Ropesville
Lake Diversion
Wichita Falls
Clarendon
U. S. 287
Panhandle
Weather This Week Sees Showers In Miami Valley
The weatherman reports a high pressure system bringing scattered showers and thundershowers to the Miami Valley. Forecasters expect mostly cloudy cooler conditions today and tonight with a high of 72 and low of 44. Tuesday should be mostly fair and warmer with a high near 70. Middletown recorded 70 degrees at 4:30 p.m. Sunday and 52 this morning. rainfall yesterday measured inches.
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Howers
Miami Valley
Middletown
Longview State Hospital Audit Uncovers Illegal Expenditures
State Auditor James A. Rhodes reported a three year audit at Longview State Hospital found 21676.11 in illegal expenditures and 7488.46 in losses to the state from commissary fund raiding. The report cites cashiers staff misconduct and liquor sales, with repayment arranged and coal orders unresolved.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Longview State Hospital
Cincinnati
Rhodes
W.D. Williams
W. F. O'Brien
Commissary
Marian D.voespel
Voelpel
Carolyn Guyorod
Food Service
Copters Collide Near Augsburg Kill 2 US Army Crews
Two U S Army helicopters crashed near Augsburg Germany killing one officer and one enlisted man and injuring five others. The crews were about 75 feet in the air when both helicopters were destroyed. Names of the dead and injured were not released pending word to relatives.
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Augsburg
Germany
Here
Red Ambassador Arrives in Colombo to Open New Page in Ties
Russia's first ambassador to Ceylon, Vladimir G. Yakovlev, arrived in Colombo. He was welcomed by ambassador-designate to the Soviet Union G. P. Malalasekera. Yakovlev said a new page and undoubtedly a good one had been opened in the relations between the two countries.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Russia
Vladimir G. Yakovlev
G. P. Malalasekera
Soviet Union
Yakovlev
Border clash brink as Honduras plans Cruta advance
A Chicago Tribune dispatch from Honduras reports disputed border lines near the Honduran Nicaragua frontier. Honduran forces plan to move toward the town of Cruta as clashes between the two nations’ troops continue.
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Chicago Tribune
Honduras
Cruta
Honduras ready to chase invaders from its territory
Honduras warns it will drive out Nicaraguan troops from areas it deems Honduran border. Tegucigalpa reports have begun mobilizing civilians and ordering personnel to barracks as disputes over Mocoron and other towns escalate amid strained diplomatic ties with Nicaragua.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Gracias A Dios
Nicaragua
Jorge Fidel Duron
Mocoron
Honduran
Luis Somoza
Jordan Crisis Talks Between Hussein Saud Quietly Continue
In Amman and Riyadh leaders from Jordan and Saudi Arabia met as King Hussein, while curfews ease, seeks to coordinate with King Saud after Syria and Egypt pressed for anti Western elements. Egyptian Syrian influence alarms West amid martial law and cabinet reshuffle.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Ridyah
Suleiman Toukan
Syria
Egypt
Faisal
Iraq
Ibrahim Hashim
Shukri Kuwaily
Damascus
Doctors Lose Battle For Life In Pittsburgh
William Blakley, 51, an unemployed steelworker from McKeesport, died after a series of heart stoppages at McKeesport Hospital. Surgeons attempted multiple heart-massaging procedures but could not revive him. his wife Mary stood beside him as efforts failed.
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Pittsburgh
William Blakley
McKeesport
McKeesport Hospital
Mary
Psychic Driving: New Sleep Method Aids Neurotic Patients
Canadian psychiatrist Dr. D Ewen Cameron described a sleep and recording based method at the Texas Neuropsychiatric Assn meeting. Patients enter 30 to 60 days of deep sleep with barbiturates and tranquilizers, then hear repetitive positive statements on records for 15 hours daily, followed by short reconsolidation sleep. Results vary. some show weeks to months of improved behavior, others only brief effects.
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Dallas W
D. Ewen Cameron
Psychiatry l Department
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Cameron
Texas Neuropsychiatric Assn
American Psychiatric Assn
Nixon to mediate GOP split over Modern Republicanism
Vice President Nixon seeks to bridge factions within the Republican Party angered by Eisenhower's modernization efforts. He aims to help the party stay responsive to modern needs without alienating conservatives, framing support for social programs as lasting, not socialist. Nixon weighs 1960 nomination considerations while backing steady reform.
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Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
Eisenhowser
Gas Fire Scares Cape Girardeau as Barge Burns
A spill of escaping gasoline on the Mississippi near Cape Girardeau caused a riverfront scare as flames tracked upriver for miles and a pumping-station barge burned and sank after explosions. An oil company spokesman blamed a ruptured hose line and a downstream cigarette for the blaze.
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Cape Girardeau
Mississippi
Oil Company
Four Americans Died as Navy Plane Hit Mountain in Japan
In Yokosuka Japan helicopter crews recovered the bodies of four American servicemen after a twin engine Navy plane crashed into a 4200 foot mountain 80 miles southwest of Tokyo. Names withheld pending kin notification.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Tokyo
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