Ike Meets Martin Rights Deadlock End Likely Now
President Eisenhower and House Republican Leader Martin plan talks amid an AP report that GOP concessions may yield to Democratic demands on the Senate civil rights bill with a modified jury trial provision. Democrats foresee House action next week but faces Senate recurrences.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Martin
Massachusetts
White House
GOP
Senate
Attorney General
Rainmaker and Nobel Laureate Langmuir Dies at 76
Falmouth Massachusetts reports the death of Irving Langmuir a renowned scientist and Rainmaker at 76. Langmuir a Nobel chemistry laureate 1932 led advances in artificial rainmaking surface chemistry and nitrogen filled bulbs while working for General Electric for four decades.
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Falmouth
Mass
Irving Langmuir
Langmuir
Cape Cod
David Langmuir
General Electric Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Crash Passengers Really Flew Coop
Lyndhurst police report Edward Cizon, 31, drove into a pole and a dozen homing pigeons escaped from a crate. The birds, released by the crash, headed toward Cizon’s home in Passaic four miles away.
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Lyndhurst
N.J
Edward Cizon
Cizon
Passaic
The Chew-Chew Car Diner Name Debuts
The Texas and Pacific Railway renames its diner The Chew-Chew Car, offering a playful twist on the rail line’s onboard dining. The announcement highlights a refreshed dining experience amid station nostalgia and travel lore.
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The
Texas& Pacific Railway
Levittown Protests Move of Negro Family to Planned Town
A newly purchased Levittown home in Pennsylvania sparks protests as a 32 year old tech worker and his family plan to move in. About 500 residents gathered, rocks were thrown, five people were arrested, and state troopers were dispatched. Community leaders urged orderly action and church involvement to resolve the dispute.
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Levittown
P. W
Myers
Pennsylvania
William J. Myers
James Newell
Levittown Betterment Assn
Sug
Gested
Newell
Daisy
George M
Robert Camerote
Missing Witnesses In Rackets Probe On Lam
Federal marshals search for five witnesses sought by the Senate Rackets Investigating committee. The panel cites Benny The Bug Boss and Leonard Geiger among those sought in New York labor rackets. Hoffa and other Teamsters officials expected to be questioned as the inquiry explores phantom locals and a pro-Beck/ Hoffa power struggle in New York.
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Kennedy
Benny
Teamsters
Leonard Geiger
Joint Council 16
New York
Midwest
James R. Hoffa
Thomas L. Hickey
Hoffa
Dave Beck
Phantom Teamsters
Hickey
Martin Lacey
John J. O‘rourke
McClellan
Johnny Dio
Tony
Ducks) Corallo
Einar C. Mohan
Mohan
Senate
Hitckey
Beck
Dio
New York City
New York Teamsters Council
Dairymen Threaten Nationwide Strike in Northeastern Ohio
Dairymen in Ohio threaten to withhold milk from Cleveland Akron and Canton markets at midnight over price demands. The Ohio Dairy Farmers Bargaining Association seeks 5.50 per hundredweight, while August prices under the Cleveland Federal Order are projected at 4.60. About 15 percent of area dairy farmers are represented. if met, retail milk could rise two cents per quart. Two large cooperatives plan to ship milk despite the threat. Governor O'Neill and aides discussed the issue in Columbus.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Dairy Farmers Bargaining Assn
Akron
Canton
Ohio Department For Agriculture
Mmet
Milk Producers Federation of
Akron Milk Producers Inc
William O'Neill
Columbus
Soviet Ring Exposed by Counterspy
New York The House Committee on Un American Activities cites Boris Morros as providing sworn testimony that may reveal missing links in Soviet espionage in the United States. Morros, a Hollywood producer and 12 year Russian underground veteran, was in a three hour closed session with a committee team, with more talks expected. Morros, 62, naturalized American born in Russia, helped bring to light the Soble and Albam spying case and is to face Senate Internal Security subcommittee hearings next week in Washington.
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New York
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Boris Morros
Morros
Morris
Russia
Myra
Jack Soble
Jacob Albam
Soviet Union
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Washington
Man Seized After Siege at Tear Gas Cottage
State police surrounded a tear gas filled cottage in Lake George Michigan seeking Frank Lewis 71 over the fatal shooting of Hugh Nugent 62 of Prospect Park New Jersey. Lewis was found in bed inside the cottage after tear gas was deployed an unloaded revolver lay nearby.
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Lake George
Mich
Frank Lewis
Hugh Nugent
Prospect Park
N. J
Lewis
Push for government atom power reactors gains support
Democrats in Congress predict quick approval of a 389 million dollar atomic energy authorization bill for construction. Senate defeats administration attempts to weaken reactor projects. House version mirrors administration but conferees may preserve key provisions. Five municipal and rural groups await access to steam pricing under the program, with money set for about 99 million dollars.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Wey
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
House
House Atomic Energy Committee
AEC
Consumers Public Power District
Columbus
Neb
Chugach Electric Assn
Anchorage
Alaska
Rural Cooperative Power Assn
Elk River
Minn
Wolverine Electric Cooperative Assn
Hers
Salt and mayo drive-off in Atlanta grocery holdup
Ora Rowe a 57 year old Atlanta grocer says a would be thief entered Friday demanded money and brandished a knife. She grabbed a salt box and began hurling mayonnaise jars at him until he fled the scene.
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Atlanta
Alanta
Ora Rowe
Girl Shot After Wild Auto Chase Ends in Mercy Hospital
Shirley Ann Dickel a 17 year old from Lancaster Pennsylvania was shot by a Baltimore police officer after a high speed chase through Baltimore County and city streets. She was in good condition at Mercy Hospital with a bullet fragment lodged in her shoulder and armpit. Police clocked her at over 105 mph during the pursuit which involved about 15 patrol cars and motorcycles. Dickel said she fled home to Miami after an argument with her father Krishman Dickel who defended his daughter.
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Baltimore
Shirley Ann Dickel
Lancaster
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore County
Shirley Ann
Baltimore Street
Pratt Street
Harbor
Earl Gabel
Miami
Maryland
Krishman Dickel
Polish Diplomat Seeks Asylum in Britain After Escape
Mieczyslaw Regula, 26, Polish assistant to the commercial attache in London, granted asylum by the British Home Office after four days in hiding to avoid return to a Soviet controlled Poland. Regula revealed tensions with his wife Melania, a claimed Communist, and said he planned to flee West years earlier due to Soviet postwar exploitation.
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London
Britain
Mieczyslaw Regula
Home Office
Regula
Poland
London Daily Mail
Melania
Margaretta
Richard
West
Frisco Shaken by Short San Francisco Quake
A brief tremor hit the western San Francisco area at 10:25 pm. No damage or injuries were reported as residents felt the quake.
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San Francisco
Fisherman Drowns in Miami River Near Quincy
Donald R. Hale, 20, drowned Friday in the Miami River near Quincy Ohio after wading beyond his depth while fishing. Local authorities reported the accident as a waterfront drowning with no other persons involved.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Donald R. Hale
Miami River
Quincy
U S and Russia Exchange Proposals On Broadcast Exchanges
The State Department proposed an early exchange of radio and TV expert delegations to study a possible program schedule. Washington hopes Russia will open airways to uncensored Western broadcasts while warning that Moscow may use the exchange as propaganda or stall for time.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
Moscow
U.S
Eisenhower
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Canton Man Seized After Mob Attacks In Mazatlan
Robert C. Taylor of Canton Ohio is jailed in Mazatlan after a crowd rescued him from hanging. He faces investigation in the death of 8 year old Jose Urquizo struck near Piaxtla by a car driven by an Army officer returning to Tucson. State police intervened to protect him.
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Mazatlan
Mexico
Robert Claire Taylor
Canton
Ohio
Tucson
Ariz
Margaret
Guastalajara
Jose Urquizo
Piaxtla
Taylor
Ohioan Bails Out Of Crashing F100D Near Kerr Dam
Lt. Arthur C. Longmier a 26 year old from Cleveland Ohio safely bailed out of an F100D Super Sabre jet that crashed Friday near the John H Kerr Dam in Southside Virginia.
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Langley Air Force
Rasf
Arthur C. Longmier
Cleveland
Ohio
John H. Kerr Dam
South Iside
Virginia
Ohio fugitive nabbed after trunk ordeal in Missouri chase
In a dramatic highway incident near Kingdom City on U S 40, James Richard Esson, 35, an Ohio killer on the run, forced Airman Carl Wagner and his wife Molly into a trunk after picking them up as hitchhikers. Wagner and Molly freed themselves. Wagner sustained a head wound and false-hoods aside, और authorities pursued.
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Lloyd L. Reavis
John Davis
Davis
James Richard Esson
Ohio
Carl A. Wagner
Molly
Salina
Kan
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