Eisenhower calls for bipartisan action on domestic programs
Senate Democrats press Eisenhower to secure Republican support for key domestic measures including school construction health highway and water resources. He cites past Congress shortcomings and notes a possible highway special session while predicting none before fall. He says four of thirteen proposed items were enacted.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
GOP
Shorty
Sen
Kerr D-Okla
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Eisenhower says disarmament talks may still advance
President Eisenhower told reporters at a Geneva press conference that progress toward a global disarmament framework is possible. He suggested Western and Soviet plans for inspection could be combined if they are fair to both sides, while criticizing Red China and reiterating no immediate summit on Far Eastern issues.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Bulganin
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Geneva
Red China
U. S
United Nations
North Korea
Supreme Soviet
Eisenehower
A Os
Eisenhowser
United States
Train Wreck Kills Two Men In Hog Trailer Crash
A Baltimore and Ohio flyer struck a livestock trailer near Wapakoneta Ohio killing the driver Roland Campbell 24 and passenger Philip Hutt 14. The crash split the cab from the trailer ignited the gas tank and set the hog trailer ablaze with 22 hogs burned and 20 shot. Two trainmen were injured.
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Wapakoneta
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Baltimore & Ohio
Here
Auglaize County
R. H. Schaefers
Roland Campbell
Philip Hutt
Rt. 1
Rt. 2
Cincinnatian
Campbell
Hutt
Dayton Heat Wave Claim First Fatality
Dr. Robert E Zipf Montgomery County Coroner said a heat stroke caused the death yesterday of Mrs Nellie McKee 51 Dayton the citys first heat wave fatality this season
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Dayton
Ohio
Robert E. Zipf
Montgomery County
Nellie McKee
Lady Deals With Red Tape At Cashier Window
A Omaha postal clerk reports a woman tried to cash a $5 savings certificate though it hadn’t aged a month. She lacked a dime, borrowed one, and returned with the dime to be charged the $5, claiming she must repay the loan.
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Omaha
Joe Weber
Weber
UN Seeks Global Study On Atomic Radiation Health
The United States asks the United Nations to collect and publish data on how atomic radiation affects human health. Data would come from the United States Britain Russia and Japanese scientists studying Bikini fallout. The U S proposal aims to add coordination of information on radiation effects to the September Assembly agenda.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
U. N
Britain
Russia
Dag Hammarskjold
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. N. Assembly
San Francisco
Assembly
Washington
Weekend Heat Persists with Possible Thundershowers
Forecaster notes hot and humid conditions with a 100 degree high and isolated storms possible. A cooler Canadian air mass may push into the Northern Plains and approach the Miami Valley, bringing partial relief with a fair night and Saturday showers. Middletown record highs reached 101 yesterday, with a 77 degree low this morning.
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Plains
Miami Valley
Middletown
Pilot Crashes After Desperate Landing Bid Kills 30
A Convair passenger plane bound for Fort Leonard Wood fails to reach the emergency landing goal. Captain Hugh Barron from Tulsa had previously saved 40 lives in a prior incident. All 30 aboard die as the aircraft disintegrates near the post and burns in wooded terrain. Eyewitnesses describe a near-miss over Lib Heights as flames and explosions follow the loss of the right wing.
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FT. Leonard Wood
A. J.brewster
Post Airport
Hugh Barron
Tulsa
Okla
Plana
Convair
Forney
Liber Heights
Beverly Streeter
Wac
Asbury Park
N. J
Lebanon
Army
Forney Field
George L. Krock
Maryknoll
N. Y
Barron
Chicago
Midway Airport
Glenview Naval Airivision
Adlai Faces Stlf Fight for 1956 Nomination
Senators Long Mundt and Kerr speculate on Adlai E Stevenson as a potential Democratic nominee in 1956 while President Eisenhower hedges on a run. Long and Mundt say other Democrats may challenge Stevenson. Kerr notes Stevenson is a strong contender but lists other options. Eisenhower says he cannot predict his future candidacy.
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Washington
Sen
Long
D-La
Sen. Mundt
RSD
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Mundt
Kerr
D-Okla
Illinois
Eisenhower
Howard Snyder
White House
Injun Scouts Parade at City Parks on Sunday
Injuns are coming to city parks and playgrounds as Troop 13 and Post 1313 scouts and their instructors perform Minataree Indian Dance. Bill Billett will discuss the dance team in a Sunday Journal feature.
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Bill Billett
Sunday Journal
Two Names Circulate as Talbott Successors
Washington reports place two potential successors to Harold Talbott as Air Force secretary. David S. Ingalls, 56, is eyed for the post before Eisenhower's Colorado vacation, while former Colorado Governor Dan Thornton, 44, is said to be a candidate if he wants it. Ingalls previously served as assistant secretary of the Navy for aeronautics.
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Washington
Harold E. Talbott
Air Force
Kansas City Star
David S. Ingalls
Eisenhower
Colorado
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Dan Thornton
Talbott
Ingalls
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Navy
Sabre Jets Crash Over Lebanon Wilmington Road
Two F86 Sabre jets collided at 20 000 feet today. One plane crashed and burned on the Lebanon Wilmington Road near the Clinton Warren county lines. the pilot bailed out. The second pilot landed his damaged craft safely at Wright Patterson Air Force Base.
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Wilmington
Lebanon- Wilmington
Clinton-Warren County
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Freed Fliers Reach Tokyo After Red Chinese Prison Ordeal
Eleven U S airmen freed from Communist prisons arrived in Tokyo after 30 months in custody. They flew from Manila in two AF transports and were taken to a base hospital for medical checkups before returning to the United States via Alaska. Col John Knox Arnold and his B 29 crew were expected to provide a fuller account of their ordeal.
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John Knox Arnold Jr
O. W. D. Simpson
Smithfield
W. Va
U. S
Hong Kong
China
Arnold
U.S
Maj
William Baumer
Lewisburg
Tokyo
Freedom
Manila
Kong Kong
Douglas MacArthur
Bataan
Lawrences. Kuter
Far East Air Forces
FEAF
Japan
United States
Alaska
McChord Air Force Base
Wash
Red Cross
Airman 2
John Knox Arnold, Jr
Silver Spring
Far East Air Forces Headquarters
Space Travel Boom Seen In 50 Years
In Copenhagen a scientist at the International Astronautical Congress predicted space travel in 50 years will be as easy as changing trains at Times Square. He outlined manned Earth orbit stations, docking rockets to the station, delivering prefab parts, assembling ships, and synchronized takeoffs and returns with passengers in specialized suits.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Space
Times Square
International Astronautical Congress
Earth
Fumes Fells 89 At Coast Firm in California
In Burbank California at the Advance Electric and Relay Co plant fumes sickened 89 workers most of them women. Seventeen remained under observation at a hospital while the rest were sent home after treatment. A nurse said dizziness began as fumes spread through an assembly department and workers walked out before collapsing.
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Burbank
Calif
Electric Company
Advance Electric and Relay Co
Jean Merner
Salk Vaccine Targeted For Milder Yet Effective Polio Shot
Surgeons general says labs race to find a milder polio vaccine using the Mahoney Type 1 strain. A safer variant could still trigger antibodies, while current methods rely on a killed virus. Philadelphia researchers report a faster cheaper production method yielding 99.9 percent virus concentrate, improving vaccine purity.
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Journal of the American Medical Assn
Scheele
Philadelphia
Arthur Greene
Lewis Cortell
Joseph Smolens
Children's Hospital
Science
American Assn
Advancement of Science
Connie Advances Toward Leeward Islands at 125 MPH
Hurricane Connie, packing 125 mph winds, moves toward the Leeward Islands and prompts hurricane alerts for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The system travels west to west-northwest at 17 mph, center about 1500 miles southeast of Florida.
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Miami
Two Records Broken In Use Of Turnpike
The Ohio Turnpike Commission reported two records set in the 22 mile Eastgate section last month. Vehicle traffic reached 409 310 for the period and toll revenue hit 139133 50 dollars, both new highs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
Eastgate
Turnpike Commission
Bulganin Probes Ike's Inspection Proposal
In Moscow Premier Bulganin said the Soviet Union will study President Eisenhower's mutual aerial inspection proposal. He noted that while Russia prefers its own disarmament plan it will not reject sincere alternatives and that Eisenhower's plan remains under consideration.
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Moscow
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
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Redding
Schmidt
Atoms For Peace
Dr. Crane
Cma
Tees
Tees Eee Saves 10
Valley News
Salk
Leonard A. Scheele
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