Compromise On Aid Bill Sought By Vaccaro Group
Washington legislators seek a compromise on foreign aid and defense spending for the coming year. Senate conferees aim to total about 710 million for defense and aid, between Senate 3.617 billion and House 3.117 billion figures, well below Eisenhower's 3.864 billion request. Len Sparkman predicts a final around 3.366 billion.
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Washington
Defense
Senate
Defense Department
House
Eisenhower
Len Sparkman
D-Ata
Budget clash deepens over three year lending fund abroad
A budget dispute pits Senate and House conferees over a three year revolving fund for low interest loans to underdeveloped countries. The Senate backs the full program while the House limits it to one year and blocks borrowing of 750 million for each of the next two years. Military aid figures also face sharp cuts as talks continue.
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Iear
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Treasury
Graham Draws 18,006 Attend New York Crusade Night
Evangelist Billy Graham closed the first 12 weeks of his New York crusade with a call to faith. Last night 18,006 attended at Madison Square Garden, bringing the Garden total to 118,150 for the series. A new 10-week total of 19,010 decisions is reported and plans for a youth week to begin next Sunday are outlined to counter teenage violence.
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New York
Billy Graham
New York City
Graham
Cherie
Tho Garden
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Antibomb Protesters Enter Nevada Ground Zero Scene
Demonstrators supporting an antibomb group were arrested in Nevada while attempting to enter a nuclear test site on the 12th anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing. Police reported arrests amid the tense protest as security restricted access to the facility.
Crash injures and fatality in Cincinnati collision
Willie Benner Jr aged 25 died Tuesday from injuries after his car struck a pole last Sunday in Cincinnati. Reports indicate the crash left him with serious injuries prior to the fatal outcome. Local authorities investigate the cause and sequence of events surrounding the collision.
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Cincinnati
Willie Benner Jr
Crash Near Dayton Kills Youth 18
Eight youths returning from a swim at Germantown Dam collide with a culvert on Diamond Mill Road three miles west of Dayton. Thurman Combs 18 dies. Seven others injured two in critical or serious condition. Donald D Brown 19 driver survived with injuries as car torn to shreds.
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Dayton
Thurman Combs
Freudenberger Ave
Diamond
Mit Road
Germantown Dam
Douglas Holliday
Good Samaritan
Billy Profit
Donald D. Brown
Brown
Moscow Claims Milion Milkionaire Dairy Maid
A Moscow broadcast reports a Siberian dairy maid on a collective farm has produced her millionth liter of milk. The announcers say she has worked on the farm for a year and has reached the milestone amid a 1 percent error note.
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London
Moscow
Soviet Union
Airman of the Month Named at Winslow Air Station
William Kidwell, husband of a local resident at 1317 Woodlawn Ave, is chosen Airman of the Month for July by the 4th Aircraft Control and warning unit at Winslow Air Force Station Arizona. The award honors appearance initiative and duty performance among airmen. Pvt Themes J Byrne, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Byrne of Elwood, has completed artillery fundamentals and 16 millimeter howitzer training. He will serve aboard various ships of the American Merchant Marine for his third year, joining ships in foreign commerce along global lanes.
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William William Kidwell
Woodlawn Ave
4Th Aircraft Control and Reces
Winslow Air Force Station
Ariz
J. Byrne
Von
Thomas Byrne
We Elwood
Com- Byrne
Khrushchev Eyes West Germany Visit as Elections Loom
Khrushchev begins a East Germany tour with Andrei Gromyko, aiming to push a German reunification plan likely to influence September elections. Western diplomats doubt any new move beyond prior Kremlin proposals. Western reporters face travel limits as Khrushchev weighs public messaging amid East German unrest concerns.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
East Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
East Berlin
Johannes Koenig
German Democratic Republic
Kremlin
Germany
Bonn
Europe
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Mother To Ride High School Bus Incident
Mrs Lena Zimmer a mother of three and an adult learner enrolled in a Camden County Vocational School course on practical views. The newspaper notes her in Ephraim and mentions a bus related incident with a fall involving a year old child and youngsters.
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Ephraim
Lena Zimmer
Camden County Vocaional School
Tina Marie Kaveser crowned in pond ceremony
In Miamiown, fourteen year old Tina Marie Kaveser was crowned Tuesday in a pond pear ceremony. Note of appointment names Mattes Ge as executor and Belle of M Ohio as executrix. Creditors must file claims within four months. Probate in County re 0. Finke Fred Hows, Middletown. Goes Aug 14-21.
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Ream
Tina Marie Kaveser
Miamiown
Petate
Chapman
Belle
Ohio
Icha
Lemon
Utier County
Finke Fred Hows
Middletown
Notice of Public Mortgage Filing in Butler County Ohio
New Baptist Church of Middletown filed in the Butler County Common Pleas Court a mortgage action against a property tied to Swift Afteraf with registration numbers N Soezz and 6082. The filing lists First National Bank of Middletown as mortgagee and notes a petition to be heard after August 1983. Trustees Henry Millen Frank Letimer Robert Barber sign on behalf of trustees.
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Eugene Clark
Queen Cry Fiping Service, Inc
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Butler County
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Artieans
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New Baptist
Midalene
Ohio
Middletown
First National Bank of
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New Hopf
Henry Millen
Frank Letimer
Robert Barber
Peat & Wares
West
Gas Natal
Ciyae Wiltem Gillespie
Ruts Gileapie
Common Pleas Court
Cros
Rescue Work Goes Unpaid
C T Jensen’s helicopter plucked 17 people from flood waters during the Christmas week flood of 1955 in Sacramento. He says the Coast Guard requisitioned him and promised payment, but after submitting a bill of 2602.50 mainly for 28 hours of flying and appealing to the Red Cross and federal government, the State Board of Control rejected his claim. He laments, I wish I hadn’t been there.
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Sacramento
Calif
C. T. Jensen
Jensen
Coast Guard
Red ‘Cross
State Board of ‘Control
Funeral rites for longtime Bentleyville mayor
Richard E. Hladik aged 54, who served as mayor of Bentleyville from 1943 to 1951, will be buried after a 2 p.m. Tuesday funeral at St. Luke's Hospital, where he died Monday of a heart ailment.
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Cleveland
Richard E. Hladik
Bentleyville
St. Luke's Hospital
Air Force Academy Chapel Blocked Again by House Vote
The House voted 102 to 53 to forbid using funds in a money bill to build the modernistic Air Force Academy chapel at Colorado Springs. Critics called it a monstrosity and a cathedral of polished aluminum with 19 spires, while supporters noted approval by religions and architects. The broader $1.56 billion military construction bill remained intact.
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Morris Cleavenger Washington
House
Air Force
Congress
Colorado Springs
Coto
Jone
Eisenhower
Washington
Burke
Tennessee Valley Authority
U. S
Moscow
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Flood
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Rockies
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