Ellender Opposes Blank Check For Defense Programs
Sen. Ellender of Louisiana declares opposition to a blank check for missiles satellites and new weapons and calls for ending duplication among the armed services. Sen. Dworshak Idaho criticizes claims of underfunding and warns of jeopardized security amid satellite and space race inquiries. Senate and House hearings on defense preparedness resume with Navy and Air Force leaders testifying and McElroy expected to testify. Ellender also urges budget savings and notes unspent funds from the prior fiscal year.
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Washington
Ellender
D-La
Pentagon
Appropriations Committee
Sen
Dworshak
Idaho
Congress
Senate
House
Russia
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Navy
WWL
New Orleans
McCormack
D-Mass
Defense Department
Franco Hits Red Moves To Organize
MADRID The government said a plot to revive the Communist party in Spain was uncovered with the arrest of 44 persons in three major cities. The director general of public security said many were university students and all had confessed. They are being held for further inquiry.
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Madrid
Communist Party
Spain
Public Security
Univer
United States
Zaragoza
Javier Pradera Cortazar
Sanchez Mazas
Mazas
Fahag
Can't Afford To Lose 'em Can't Afford To Lose 'em
West Frankfort mayor urges council to ease penalties for regular city customers arrested on drunk and disorderly charges. Councilmen weigh higher fines but Heaton warns against driving away business with stiff penalties.
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West Frankfort
John Heaton
Heaton
Todays Chuckle No man before his time unless boss left early
A light joke notes that a man is not ahead of his time unless his boss departs early, framing a quip about workplace timing and authority.
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Boss
Glance Inside City Name Spreads To World
Middletown's name appears globally as Iona Asher recounts a $40 contract in Japan while Del Wright earns profits from a top selling record Irene Barr details his schedule. The Associated Press notes renewed scrutiny of common medicines in a Page 31 report.
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Middletown
Japan
Associated Press
Death of Sen. Matthew Neely Ends 35-Year Congress Career
Senator Matthew M. Neely of West Virginia, 83, died of cancer in Bethesda Naval Hospital after an 18 month illness. His death leaves a Senate vacancy to be filled by a Republican appointee, likely West Virginia Governor Cecil Underwood. The move could alter Senate control margins and affect next year’s elections.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Matthew M. Neely
West Virginia
Eisenhower
Neely
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Senate
Cecil H. Underwood
Underwood
Nixon
Ralph Bean
IGOP
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Groves
W. Va
House of Delegates
Congress
Rush D. Holt
House
Plan Airport For Medina
Medina Ohio plans a $500000 private air port five miles east on Ohio 18. Freed & Co of Akron announces a 114 acre site with a 2500 foot runway and hangars for 48 planes. Construction to start this month with completion planned for May.
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Medina
Ohio
Here
Freed & Co
Akron
Robert Freed
Freed
Mother Rescues Two Children From Flaming Trailer
Mrs. Willie Crawford ripped off a door to enter her burning trailer after returning from the grocery and saved her two daughters Betty age 5 and Shirley age 7. The children were later treated for smoke inhalation at Providence Hospital while Crawford reported turning off the oil heater shortly before leaving. Fire Chief Lynford Sartor said the blaze cause is unknown.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Willie Crawford
Outer Space War Ban Is U S Plan
President Eisenhower proposes an international pact to ban outer space warfare. The plan may lead to U S Soviet talks and UN involvement as the State Department studies steps toward a summit conference. Dulles supports a UN commission to safeguard any peace accord and even a possible space police agency.
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United States
United Nations
Eisenhower
State Department
Dulles
Bulganin
Russia
America
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
U. N. Security Council
Germany
Britain
France
Bulgaria
U.N. Commission
Indians Break Up Ku Klux Klan Rally in North Carolina
About a thousand Lumbee Indians armed with shotguns and rifles disrupted a Ku Klux Klan meeting near Maxton North Carolina. Shots were fired mostly into the air and ground with no verified injuries, as police led by Captain C R Williams detained the Klansmen.
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Maxton
N. C
Associated Press
Faircloth
Robeson County
Faircloth J
Mr. Cole
James Cole
Ku Klux Klan i
North Carolina
Poles Embarrassed by Khrushchev Visit
Warsaw diplomats said Moscow announced Khrushchev’s secret meeting with Polish leader Gomulka may have surprised Poland. Officials downplayed the talks, but delay in news hints at points of difference over Soviet leadership and Poland’s hard currency needs amid the bloc’s peace offensive.
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Colin Frost
Warsaw
Moscow
Nikita Krushchev
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Poland
Khrushchev
Gomulka
Red World
J Bloc
Reds Stop General's Wife's Car
In Berlin the U S Army protested as East Berlin police detained Maj. Gen. Barksdale Hamlett's wife Frances Underwood for 10 minutes at a border point. The incident tested Western access to the Soviet sector and involved two way radio equipped cars.
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Berlin
U.S
East Berlin
Barksdale Hamlett
Hamiett
Frances Underwood
Bowling Green
New Bomber Moves Into H Bomb Line
The U S Air Force moved its newest bombers the Douglas B66B Destroyer into the H bomb front line. Eight flew in from Hurlburt Field Florida and eight more are to join on the British east coast as part of the NATO retaliation force. The 700 mph bombers carry nuclear weapons, described by officials as an H bomber capability.
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London
U.S. Air Force
Jir
Hurlburt Air Force Base
Florida
Britain
U.S. 3Rd Air Force
Hospital orderly charged with murder in nurse's plunge
Hamilton Ohio police charge Shirley Campbell 20 with murder after Sylvesia Andy 20 fell 75 feet from Mercy Hospital roof following an alleged push. Witness Craig Erickson and hospital staff describe screams and a struggle. Andy, a Miami University patient and Piqua Central High School graduate, was a nurse trainee.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Mercy Hospital
Butler County
Robert L. Marrs
Shirley Edward Campbell
Sylvesia G. Andy
Piqua
Andy
Campbell
Miss Andy
Mansfield Reformatory
Craig Erickson
Miami University
Garret Boone
Piqua Central High School
Injuries, Exposure Fatal To Cincinnatian
CINCINNATI W Allen T. Joiner, 85, was found dead Saturday, the victim of injuries and exposure after a shed collapsed on him while he was chopping wood. He had not been seen since Friday when neighbors noted him at work. He was the father of Herschel Joiner, a former boxer.
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Cincinnati
Allen T. Joiner
Herschel Joiner
Henry
Reconnaissance Satellite Vehicles Put On Order
Senate transcripts reveal Air Force has ordered development of large scale reconnaissance satellites. Lockheed officials testify that a world orbiting satellite with on orbit return is planned on a limited basis despite funding cuts to an airborne warning system. Testimony by Eugene Root and colleagues was largely deleted from public transcripts.
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Air Force
Senate
Eugene Root
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
Robert Gross
R. A. Bailey
Advanced Systems
Root
Alice
Senators
Gross
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