Soviet Premier Bulganins new appeal fails to sway U S on treaty
The 2800 word note from Bulganin to President Eisenhower reiterates pleas for a U S Soviet friendship treaty and for talks with Britain and France. Officials say it adds little new and poses no decisive shift in U S position. The exchange follows recent cautions by Eden and Eisenhower about Red enticements and world conquest aims. Bulganin also invites Eisenhowers thoughts on treaty provisions and warns against militarism in Germany.
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Life Magazine
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Charges Filed With NLRB Over Logan-Long Strike
The Logan-Long Co strikes, idle since Wednesday, face NLRB charges filed by management alleging failure to bargain and illegal strike without required mediation notice. Local 57 members maintain 24 hour picket lines at the asphalt roofing plant after a breakdown of talks over seniority policy and union attitudes. The NLRB in Cincinnati will investigate and decide if act violations occurred, with no disorders reported today.
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Cincinnati
Ously
Treaty Deathly Cold Wave Grips West Europe
GOP senators warned against pressuring Eisenhower for a quick 1956 decision. They stressed it's a personal choice and should be made without haste after the president’s physician noted health issues. Mundt and others pegged March as a likely decision window amid continued exams.
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West Europe
Jet Crashes Into Suburb Near Tokyo Killing Marine Pilot
A U.S. Marine FJ2 Fury jet from Atsugi Naval Air Station stalled and spun into a teeming east Tokyo suburb during a routine training flight. The crash killed the pilot and injured four civilians, two houses destroyed and three damaged. The pilot's name was withheld.
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Atsugi Naval Air Station
Truman labels Eisenhower policy a bipartisan shamble
Former President Truman denounces the Eisenhower administration for wrecking bipartisanship in foreign policy at a New York dinner launching the 1956 Democratic campaign. He accuses Republicans of excluding Democrats, calling opponents traitors, and warns of rising danger for the free world as he appeals for a full presidential contest.
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Harry S. Truman
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Kentucky Senate Faces Lobbying Space Crunch
Lt. Gov. Harry Lee Waterfield reports the Kentucky Senate is crowded with lobbyists, hindering access to the chamber. He warns of arrests and fines unless the lobby ranks are thinned.
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Nationalists Ready For Red Invasion
Premier O K Yui warned that the Chinese Reds can attack Formosa and offshore islands at any moment. He said Nationalist China will not be bound by Eisnhower Eden talks and will pursue mainland counterattack, defend offshore islands, and tighten embargoes on strategic materials to Red China.
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Formosa
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Liquor Evils Explained to Join Oklahoma School Curriculum
Gov Raymond Gary announced at the State United Dry Association convention that formal instruction on the evils of liquor will be added to Oklahoma public school curriculum by fall. The plan aims to educate students about liquor harms.
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Adlai Preps for Tangle With Estes
SAN FRANCISCO Adlai Stevenson and Sen Estes Kefauver prepare for a major clash in Fresno as California Democratic Council convenes. They will address about 2,000 delegates three hours apart with Stevenson broadcast on NBC at 9 p.m. EST.
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House Boosts PO Funds and Seeks Deficit Cure
The House Appropriations Committee recommended 2.97 billion dollars in new Post Office funds for the coming fiscal year starting July 1, urging action to curb a growing postal deficit. The package totals 3.62 billion dollars for several agencies and is 26 million below Eisenhower’s request, with the overall plan exceeding current year totals by 252 million. The report cites a 470 million dollar postal deficit and notes high salaries, debt interest projections, and stalled postal-rate legislation as factors.
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Silent La Prensa Resumes Under Paz Family Banner
Buenos Aires reopens La Prensa under founding Paz family with editor Alberto Gainza Paz pressing the first run. After 1,833 days of silence under Peronist rule, the newspaper pledges to keep dictatorship from seizing control again in Argentina.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Cold, Cloudy Skies
Forecast shows a cold weekend with mostly cloudy conditions and high around 3 percent not valid. An undecided snow belt to the east could spoil Sunday but a cold front from the west helps keep snow at bay in the Miami Valley. Unofficial high yesterday reached 39 degrees at 3 30 p.m. with a 26 degree low at 8 a.m. Rain yesterday totaled .81 inches.
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Second Term Unlikely For Eisenhower Speech Writer
President Eisenhower's speech writer Kevin McCann says he will not seek a second term for himself regardless of the president's decision. He plans to return to Defiance College in Ohio and notes the writing process is collaborative but not ghostwriting. He expects the president to announce a decision once all facts are in.
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Brazil Steel Mill Slated For Big Loan
Volta Redonda Brazil to receive 35 million more dollars from the United States to expand its steel mill. The loan, added to 70 million already provided by the Export-Import Bank, would boost annual ingot capacity from 650000 to one million tons. Nixon's talks with President Juscelino Kubitschek stressed anti communist measures as a condition for aid.
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Troop seeks GOP nomination for 10th District Court of Appeals
Franklin County State Rep Horace W Troop has filed petitions to qualify as a Republican candidate for judge of the 10th District Court of Appeals. The move positions him for the upcoming primary race and potential appointment to the high court seat in Columbus Ohio.
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Bazooka Player Bob Burns Dies in California
Bob Burns 65 a noted bazooka player and comedian died of cancer in En cina California after a six day coma Burial is planned for tomorrow on a Glendale hillside far from his Oz ark country humor.
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Eden Urges Courage In Facing Reds Upon Return
Prime Minister Eden, finishing a five day Washington visit, urged Americans to meet and argue with the Russians. He praised Anglo American unity and called the conference with Eisenhower and Dulles highly encouraging, saying unity can mean peace for the world. He urged maintaining no strings attached aid and warned against overplaying any differences with the United States. He heads to Ottawa this afternoon.
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Firemen Rescue Youths In Mud Near Louisville
Louisville firefighters answered a call to save two 6 year olds stuck in mud after attempting to cross a rain filled ditch while walking home from school. The incident highlights quick rescue efforts by local fire crews and the dangers of flooded ditches for children.
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Sub Zero Gales Sweep Western Europe in Cold Wave
Western Europe faces its worst cold wave of the century with nearly 100 deaths and extensive damage from Turkey to Britain. Sub zero gales crippled coasts and ships, floods swamped roads, and Italy, France, and the Netherlands reported multiple fatalities as temperatures plunged to record lows and relief remained distant.
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Artist Victim Of Own Talents In Counterfeit Plot
Tokyo reports a commercial artist arrested for counterfeiting over two thousand yen notes. He claimed the notes were designed and printed for a motion picture scene in which a madman would throw money from a window. He admitted the bill quality was high enough to tempt use in the film.
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Worm picking revival hits Britain for American market
Ohio bait firm seeks 25 million lobworms to ship to the United States, sparking a British revival of worm picking. Noted picker Jim Crookshank says a skilled man can gather a thousand or more per night, using candlelight and moss to attract and pack the worms for air transport to America.
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