Dulles Sees Possible Facts Behind Soviet Missile Claim
Secretary of State Dulles acknowledged Russia may have some facts behind its claim of testing an intercontinental missile. He warned the world faces a formidable threat and noted the United States has limited means to verify Soviet statements. He also discussed Soviet aviation plans and U S responses.
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Russia
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Red China
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China
Konrad Adenauer
Nuclear Swordfish submarine joins U S Navy fleet plan
The Navy moves toward a nuclear powered fleet with the Swordfish, fourth nuclear submarine and second of the Skate class, built at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard after the Nautilus Seawolf and Skate from Electric Boat in Groton. The Swordfish launch marks a key step in a growing nuclear navy.
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Girl Stretches Her Farewells
In St. Helier Jersey Channel Islands Jennifer Groves 17 stayed aboard the Isle of Sark when others disembarked. The purser shouted all ashore and she jumped overboard fully clothed after realizing she had been left behind. She swam to the pier and explained she had not had any breakfast.
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Britain Likely To Sell Jordan Centurion Tanks
London reports indicate Britain may provide Jordan with several Centurion tanks to satisfy a request for heavy arms. U S aid to Jordan totals about 10 million dollars, but Washington prefers small arms. King Hussein sought tanks weeks ago amid regional tensions and Syria’s internal power shift.
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Syria
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Middle East
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Egypt
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Salah Bitar
U. S
Lou Henderson
Henderson
Turkey
Bitar
Man Held as Habitual Criminal Linked to 22 Year Old Slaying
Nelson Stewart, 44, of Catlettsburg Kentucky, identified as author of a letter to Norwood Ohio police confessing to an unsolved Ohio River boat captain murder from 22 years ago. He admitted writing the letter but denied committing the slaying.
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Boy and Girl Survive Tahquamenon Falls Plunge
A 14 year old Detroit girl and her 23 year old brother tell how they tumbled hand in foot over Tahquamenon Falls in Michigan while vacationing. They surfaced among jagged rocks, swam ashore, and then crossed the river again after climbing back to the top.
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Hiawatha
Kwasind
Asian Flu Not So Bad Says Surgeon General
General Leroy E. Burney told a meeting that Asian influenza would likely cause mild illness in 10 to 20 percent of the population if an epidemic develops. He cautioned the virus could change and become more virulent but noted no current evidence. He said fall or winter epidemics are probable, vaccine production aims for 60 million doses by February, and 30,000 cases have been reported nationwide. President Eisenhower was inoculated on Burney’s recommendation.
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New Red Missile May Win ICBM Sweepstake
The Kremlin claims a successful test of a super range intercontinental missile able to hit any target globe wide. Moscow asserts the weapon can reach distant areas without Strategic Air Forces, signaling a major shift in world power and provoking Western debate on reliability and defense.
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Steel Firms Merger Heads to Stockholders
Pittsburgh reports a proposed merger between Copperweld Steel Co and Superior Steel Corp. Copperweld will issue three quarters of a Copperweld share for each Superior share, with Superior becoming the Superior Steel Division of Copperweld if approved by directors and stockholders.
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Cool weather set to drop temperatures in region
A cool Canadian air mass moves south into the Miami Valley. Temperatures should fall to the lower 50s by morning, with today’s high near 85 and tonight and Wednesday’s highs around 78 while lows dip to the mid 50s. Middletown posted a 87 degree high yesterday and a 55 degree low this morning.
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Union Hits Hoffa With Charges From AFL-CIO Ethics Panel
The AFL-CIO ethics committee filed charges against Teamsters Vice President James R. Hoffa based on evidence from the McClellan committee hearings. The panel cited Hoffa’s union fund handling, a 50000 loan to a race track, and 89500 borrowed from employers and subordinates.
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Sen
D-Ark
Teamster
New York City
New York
Johnny Dio i
Teamsters Executive Board
Dave Beck
Frank Brewster
Sidney Brennan
al Hayes
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Aclean House
Chuckle Mama Comedy Quip Spoofs Shoe Purchase
A humorous exchange has Chuckle Mama declaring she wants to buy an inexpensive pair of shoes. Clerk asks what they are to go with, and Mama quips she wants a cheap husband.
House May Shut Files
Washington House leaders push swift passage of a bill to shield secret FBI files from indiscriminate rummaging. The Senate approved a revised version granting extra protections to defendants, with administration efforts to strengthen the measure failing on party lines.
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Brownell
O’mahoney
D-Wye
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D-Ny
House Judiciary Committee
O'Mahoney
Supreme Court
Clinton Jencks
Rajah the parrot unmasked as fake artist at city exhibit
In Los Angeles a one eyed parrot named Rajah was exposed as the painter behind a series shown at a city sponsored exhibit. Owner Miss Chandra Poweris says the bird produced more than 759 watercolors and an oil titled Cathay Laos under Rajah Chandra.
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Rights Bill Passed By House Narrows Jury Trial in Civil Rights Case
The House approved a compromise civil rights bill amid Southern opposition and sent it to the Senate. The measure limits jury trials to voting rights cases and allows new jury trials if penalties exceed 300 dollars or 45 days in jail, with max penalties of 1000 dollars or six months.
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Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Foreign aid hike faces uphill fight in Congress
Opponents led by Senators Ellender and Russell press to wipe out a 500.9 million dollar increase in military and economic aid abroad. The Senate Appropriations Committee approved 3.6927 billion dollars for the year, below ceilings and the president’s request, with House-Senate talks likely to trim further. Rep Passman warned small cuts would provoke a sharp House response.
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