Policy Rift Widens Over Eisenhower Reciprocal Trade Plan
President Eisenhower struggles to find a Republican sponsor for his reciprocal trade program on the Ways and Means Committee. Several GOP members oppose or doubt passage, with Chairman Mills of Arkansas open to introducing the bill if asked. Critics say the plan fails to address domestic industry needs and may only secure a short extension.
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Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means
Republi
Congress
Eisen
Hower
Mills
Arkansas
Sion
Rep. Reed
New York
Ways and Means Committee
Reed
Senate
Rep. Byrnes
R-Wis
Friends of Councilman Arrested in Fraud Scheme
Dr. James Barnes, 32, a longtime friend of missing councilman John J. Bin Jr., was arrested on a warrant alleging he collected 1540 for damages to a car from an accident that never occurred. Authorities say the scheme involves fake claims, counterfeit letterheads, false medical reports, and forgery potentially totaling up to 200000.
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Youngstown, Ohio
James Barnes
John J.bin Jr
Asst
Mahoning County
Loren van Brocklin
Tobin
Frank Watters
Paul Shade
Phone Strike Averted By 16 Month Pact In New York
A threatened nationwide walkout by 25,500 long distance telephone workers was avoided Saturday as the company and the union reached a new 16 month contract agreement.
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New York
East West talks stall as deadlock blocks East-West conference
Across Washington and Moscow negotiators show a full deadlock on a big East West conference. Western leaders push for guarded disarmament talks and a possible foreign ministers or summit session later this year. Pravda warned that an informal ministers meeting could hinder a summit.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Russia
Europe
India
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Moscow
Bulganin
U.S
Dulles
Communist Party
Pravda
Fireman’s Helper Struck, Killed By Ladder Truck
Cincinnati scene details the death of 47 year old Bernard Michaelson a service station owner who aided traffic control for fire engines on Spring Grove Avenue He was struck by a ladder truck and hurled about 100 feet as it swerved to avoid markers The incident occurred while the truck was en route to a grass fire with alarms routed from a box rather than telephoned directly.
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Cincinnati
Bernard Michaelson
Roland Simmons
Michaelson
Spring Grove Avenue
Simmons
Half Hour TV Show Tests Local Actors
Middletown residents testify to the nerve wracking life of filming a half hour television show. The report by Irene Barr appears on page 35 with details on the cast and process.
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Middletown
Irene Barr
Iona Asher
Lemon-Monroe
Washington, D. C
Carl Thomas
Chuckle Radio Announcer Quips About News Break
A radio host jokes that the news arrives during the break as the announcer riffs on commercial time. The lighthearted quip reflects a playful newsroom rhythm and a tease of upcoming segments.
Beer Thief Identified as Baboon Near Guinea Fowl Village
In Rhodesia a long running mystery of missing beer ends when villagers uncover the culprit. A drunken baboon with a broken leg from a tumble is captured near the Guinea Fowl Village, revealing the beer disappearances occurring in recent weeks.
Coed Dies Of Scalding In Motel
Joyce Mastenbrook 18, of Montclair New Jersey, found dead at a Warrensville Heights motel from scalding bath water after attending a college dance. Coroner cited a towel rack grab and water still running. Neary of New York escorted her to the Turfside Motel after the junior class dance at John Carroll University.
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New Jersey
Samuel R. Gerber
Joyce Mastenbrook
Montclair
Lake Erie College For Women
Painesville
Here
Gerber
Herbert Burgess
Warrensville Heights
Martin Neary
New York City
John Carroll University
Mastenbrook
Councilman Quits After Just 11 Days
Ironton Ohio city councilman Ralph Mittendorf resigned after 11 days in office. He cited disagreement with the council’s appropriation policies. A successor will be appointed at a meeting slated in about two weeks. Mittendorf was elected November 5 and seated January 1.
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Ironton
Ohio
Ralph Mittendorf
Mittendorf
Procter Gamble official Edward Arnold dies at 50
Edward F. Arnold, about 50, longtime manager in the Group Products Promotion Division of Procter Gamble, died Saturday of a heart attack at a Clermont County gun club. He had worked for the company about 30 years.
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Cincinnati
Edward F. Arnold
Procter Gamble Co
la Clermont County
Procter & Gamble
Johnson urges heads knocked to speed up missiles
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson says firm action at the Pentagon could yield more missiles, while the Senate subcommittee investigates the missile program. He notes possible difficulties with Eisenhower's proposed reshuffle and cites funding hurdles cited by Maj. Gen. Medaris and Rear Adm. Rickover regarding Jupiter production and nuclear submarine funds.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Pentagon
Senate
Die Welcase
Johnson
Senate Preparedness
Eisenhower
Army
Navy
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
John B. Medaris
Missile Center
Hyman G. Rickover
Budget Bureau
Congress
Pentagon drills over space funding and Schriever testimony
A subcommittee chairman angrily criticized the Air Force for releasing Maj. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever's testimony given behind closed doors. Schriever warned that a unified space agency could duplicate Air Force capabilities, prompting calls to assert Pentagon authority. Separately, Chavez moves to curb the Budget Bureau's control of space weapons funds, aiming to force faster spending and testify MCElroy. The Senate Preparedness subcommittee has heard that congressionally approved funds were held up by Budget Bureau orders.
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Air Force
Bernard A. Schriever
Schriever
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Johnson
Pentagon
Budget Bureau
Congress
Chavez
D-Nm
Aanabe Defense Appropriations
Defense McElroy
McElroy
Senate
House
Space Talk Ridiculed Century Ago by Congress
New York report recalls a century old Harper's note about President John Quincy Adams proposing space inquiry. Congress mocked the plan with ridicule and spurned the plea to keep America ahead in scientific discovery.
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Space Talk
New York
U. S
Congress
John Quincy Adams
Europe
America
Eisenhower Space Defense Request Advances in House Panel
The House Armed Services Committee moved quickly to approve most of President Eisenhower's emergency space age defense request totaling 1.26 billion dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30. It would fund warning systems for ballistic missiles, long range weapons, the SAGE defense network, and SAC dispersal and alert facilities, with one Colorado Springs road project dropped as non emergency. The full Appropriations Committee is weighing financing for the broader program.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Armed Services Committee
Vinson
D - Ga
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
House Appropriations Committee
Rockslide Discovered in Niagra River Gorge Near Whirlpool
A 125000 ton rockslide was found in the Niagara River Gorge near Whirlpool Bridge. Officials said the slide likely occurred Friday night, taking part of a railing and path from the American edge about a quarter mile north of Whirlpool Bridge.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Niagara River Gorge
Whirlpool
Whirlpool Bridge
Venezuela's Leader Dismisses Aides Sparks Uneasy Pause
In Caracas a 10 day political storm eased after President Marcos Perez Jimenez dismissed Interior Minister Laureano Vallenilla Sanz and security chief Pero Estrada. Vallenilla Sanz and his wife fled to Paris, Estrada to the Dominican Republic. Dismissals widen cabinet with more military figures.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Marjcos Perez Jimenez
Laureano Vallenilla Sanz
Pero Estrada
National
Secret Police
Paris
Estrada
Dominican Republic
Mother Sees Son Second Time In Chinese Prison
Mrs. Ruth Redmond of Yonkers visited her son High Redmond in a Shanghai prison, the second visit in three days since his confinement since 1951 on espionage charges. She traveled with Red Cross escorts and planned to return home January 18, joining two other American mothers visiting imprisoned sons.
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Hong Kong
Ruth Redmond
Shanghai
United States
High Redmond
Chinese Reds
Yonkers
N. Y
Hugh
Associated Press
Mary Downey
William
Richard Fecteau
John Thomas Downey
Korea
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