Senate panel probes Case asks testimony in $2500 offer
A four member Senate committee will hear testimony from Sen. Francis Case and eight witnesses in public hearings Friday over a $2500 campaign contribution offer. The panel seeks to conclude its report by early next week and has sparked intercommittee jurisdiction disputes with the Rules Committee.
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Sen
George
D-Ga
Senate
Francis Case
R-Sd
Case
Hennings
D-Mo
Senate Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Green
Sen. Gore
D Tenn
John M. Neff
Lexington
Neb
Curtis
R-Neb
Subcommittee
Wuntin
Neff
E. J. Kahier
Sioux Falls
S.D
Argus
Nebraska
Superior Oil Co
Austin
Tex
Kahler
John Griffin
Griffin
George Committee
Bri
R-Nh
Thye
R-Minn
Jen
D-Ariz
Eisenhower Urges Immigration Law Overhaul to Widen Quotas
President Eisenhower asked Congress to revise the 1952 act and wipe out inequities by increasing the annual immigrant intake to about 220000. He also urged speeding deportations of criminal aliens and urged discretionary powers for the attorney general in selective cases. He called for ending fingerprinting requirements for visitors as part of broader reforms.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Brownell
McCarran-Walter
Truman
United States
United States urges Russia to avoid balloon incursions
The United States told Russia it would seek to avoid launching weather balloons crossing Russian territory. Russia objected to boundary violations, but a note from the U.S. Embassy in Moscow appealed for cooperation by returning balloon instruments that may have landed in Russia.
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Washington
United States
Russia
U.S
Moscow
Ostrich Market Buys and Bargains Hit Midwest Zoo Meet
About 30 zoo executives gathered for the Midwest Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums meeting in Kansas City to discuss animal prices and trade. Directors from Detroit and Brookfield listed dozens of animals for sale or exchange including ostrich yearlings lions leopards and other species with mixed offers and some completed transactions.
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Kansas City
Midwest Assn
Zoological Parks and Aquariums
Frank McGinnis
Detroit Zoo
Robert Bean
Brookfield, Ill
Bean
Asia
Children’s Zoo
Weather Outlook for Miami Valley and Middletown
The weatherman warns of a general soaking in the Miami Valley as a low pressure area moves in from the West. Today will be cloudy and mild with a high near 48. tonight cloudy with rain and a low around 36. Thursday stays cloudy with a tapering shower before noon and a high near 38. Middletown unofficially reached 48 yesterday.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Ike Hints At March Decision on Re election
President Eisenhower said he should have enough information by March 1 to decide whether to seek re election. He hinted a formal announcement would follow if the information supports it and suggested a nationwide TV and radio address as a possibility. He noted no objection to Earl Warren running if he decides against running.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
Warren
Milton S. Eisenhower
Child Tossed From Burning House Dies
In Baltimore Mrs George A Bausman dropped three children from a blazing second floor before jumping to the sidewalk. Four year old John died at Maryland General Hospital along with John B Green the father. Edward and Joseph are in serious condition and baby James was rescued.
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Baltimore
George A. Bausman
John
Maryland General Hospital
John B. Green
Joseph
James
Irvin Livik
George
William
Navy Neptune crashes near Boca de Uracoa in Venezuela
A U S Navy Neptune patrol plane en route to Antarctica with seven men aboard reportedly ditched in the northeast Venezuela marshes near Boca de Uracoa after losing power. Search teams from Puerto Rico joined by air and sea units respond as details firm up.
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Puerto Rico
Antarctica
Venezuela
Boca de Aracoa
Boca de Uracoa
Orinoco River
Boca de la Sierpe
Serpent’s Mouth
Trinidad
Neptune
John H .Verbert
Carmel Valley
Calif
Patuxent Naval Station
Torbert
South America
Navy
Ramey Air Base
Aguadilla
Manaus
Brazil
Navy Department
Washington
Antarctic
Marie Byrd Land
Little America V
U. S. Antarctic
Deep Freeze
New Zealand
George J. Dufek
Court Action Vowed 2 Crises Facing University In Fracas
The University of Alabama battles two federal court actions over racial integration as Autherine Lucy aims to enroll amid protests. Dean William Adams faces contempt for refusing to enroll Polly Ann Hudson while the state backs excluding Lucy for safety.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Avalid
Seg
Talimm
Autherine Lucy
William Adams
Birmingham
Polly Ann Hudson
University
Board of Trustees
Hudson
Alabama
Miss Lucy
New York
National Assn. For Advancement of Colored People
Atty
Gen
Brownell
U. S. District Court
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
U. S. Supreme Court
C. C. Carmichael
Jeff Bennett
Ohio River Near Flood Condition Forecast
Cincinnati bureau warns heavy rainfall in the Ohio River Valley this week could trigger possible flood conditions. A spokesman said rain is likely Wednesday night and Thursday or Friday, with cresting below flood stages for most of the river based on past records.
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Cincinnati
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ohio River Valley
Eisenhower Orders Top Priority for Missile Program
President Eisenhower declared the United States will push guided missile development as a top priority. He said the Soviet Union may lead in some areas but the U.S. holds a lead in others, with a budget request around 1.2 billion dollars. Trevor Gardner returned from Miami to discuss possible changes in Air Force research leadership amid pressure for more funding and clearer service duties.
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West Berlin
Presidium
Volkskammer
East Germany
Berlin
ADN
U.S
Soviet Union
China
United States
State Dulles
Pacific
Europe
North America
Dulles
Washington F
Eisenhower
Trevor Gardner
Miami
Fla
Air Force Research
Gardner
Wilson
Washington
Grieving Cincinnati Dog Owner Dies After Mercy Death
Roger B. Rich 48 collapsed at home after taking his cocker spaniel to a veterinarian for mercy death. He and his wife agreed to euthanize the aged dog unable to eat or drink as it starved. A friend assisted by taking the dog for execution before Rich’s fatal heart attack.
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Cincinnati
Roger B. Rich
Name Change Sought by New Haven Man
Edmund D. Looney of New Haven Connecticut sought court permission to change his surname to Lowney while pursuing studies to become a psychiatrist.
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New Haven, Conn
Edmund D. Looney
Superior Court
Lowney
Van Wert Teen Killed in Two Car Crash
Evelyn Eaken, 19, of Rt 3 Van Wert was killed in a two car collision on US 30 one mile west of town last night.
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van Wert
Ohio
Evelyn Eaken
Rt. 3
Here
Tabby Rescue Reports Starved Kitten in Church Pipes
An Oxford church congregation heard mewing from the ceiling as a half grown yellow and white kitten, stuck in organ pipes, was rescued by Marvin Hellman and humane officer James Greene. The tabby, found near the basement, was fed cat food at the shelter and cared for after the ordeal.
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Oxford
Miami Valley Humane Assn
Marvin Hellman
Hamilton-Trenton Road
James Greene
Presbyterian Church
Main
Church Streets
Hellman
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