Senate probes Navy missile program adequacy
The Senate Preparedness subcommittee opens the final phase of hearings on the Navy submarine and missile programs. Adm Burke and Rear Adm Raborn testified in closed session on Naval and Polaris missile development amid broader discussions of funding for long range bombers and a cabinet level science department.
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Senate
Navy
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
W. F. Raborn
Len Jackson
D-Wash
Democrats
Sens
Humphrey
D-Minn
McClellan
D-Ark
Department of Science and Technology
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
National Science Foundation
Bureau of Standards, Patent Office
Oth
Sen
Stennis
D- Miss
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Jackson
Eisenhower foresees recession reversal and growth this year
President Eisenhower declared the nation can lick the recession and pay for defense while pursuing growth without inflation. He outlined a 42 point program for urgent White House economic legislation, urging private and public policies to spur recovery without tax cuts or deficits. He noted the slump began early, hinted at wage and price concerns, and urged expanding the Small Business Administration and extending the $1-an-hour minimum wage.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
White House
Congress
Small Business Administration
Klan rally leader faces riot charges in Robeson County
Sheriff McLeod to seek grand jury indictment against Rev. James Cole of Marion S C for inciting to riot after a Klan rally in Lumberton was disrupted by armed Indians. The dispute raised tensions as Lumbee and white communities clash over race and safety with cross burnings reported nearby.
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Lumberton
N.C
Malcolm McLeod
Robeson
James Cole
Marion
S. C
KKK
Carolinas
Cole
Simeon Oxendine
Pembroke
Oxendine
North Carolina
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Germany
Robeson County
Cole’s rally erupts in gunfire amid Klan clash near here
A Saturday night gathering on private Indian land devolved into gunfire as Klansmen and spectators fled the field. Four men were wounded, including one Klansman and a TV cameraman, amid claims of race prejudice and police inaction. Sheriff McLeod called the incident ended with no fatalities and pending indictments for inciting a riot.
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Cole
McLeod
Cars Gather as Klansmen Arrive for Surprise Rally
Cars began gathering around the Klan field nearly two hours before an eight o clock rally as robed Klansmen and armed men prowled the road prompting tense officials to heighten security during the event.
A Hunting He Did Go A Frontier Figure Vandalized
In Salt Lake City a BYU statue figure near the base was given a grisly touch when someone tied a brace of freshly killed rabbits to the butt of the frontierman’s long rifle. Local police investigate the incident and urge witnesses to come forward.
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Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Gas Blast Kills Three At Baytown Rubber Plant
A blast at United Rubber & Chemical Co. in Baytown Texas killed three men and injured six others, with flames shooting 100 feet into the air. The dead were J E Owens Chester Trahan and Ed Stokley. two were buried under debris in two destroyed buildings. Plant workers and officials worked amid rubble as others were treated in hospital.
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Baytown
Tex
United Rubber & Chemical Co
Texas City
J. E. Owens
Highlands
Chester Trahan
Ed Stokley
Trahan
Stokley
Howard Dunaway
Channelview
Miller Day
Mont Belvieu
Louie F. Fisher
Economic Outlook Bets On 1958 Upturn
The analysis cites solid consumer demand and no major income loss, plus rising state and local spending and strong R&D outlays. Officials expect the 1958 decline not to be prolonged, with growth resuming, while a turn may occur in the April-June quarter. The message also pushes for higher federal debt limits and extensions of tax rates.
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Capitol
Eisenhower
Economic policies aim to ease small business tax laws
The address outlines proposals to ease minor tax rules for small business while expanding federal aid to cities facing unemployment. It calls for tightening anti trust rules on large companies and extending the trade act for five years with reciprocal tariff cuts and potential U S entry into a proposed trade cooperation organization.
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State of the Union
United States
Organization For Trade Cooperation
Eisenhower says economy to rebound after dip this summer
In his annual economic report to Congress President Eisenhower warns production dipped but expects a pickup this year. He criticizes wage price boosts for hurting buying and delaying recovery while noting the Russian challenge.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Judge May Bar Check Of Records
Circuit Judge George Wallace of Alabama vows to close court records to Civil Rights investigators and to study withholding voting records from outside scrutiny. He cites anti-South politicians and says the move protects the system of government and civil rights without constitutional review by the Civil Rights Commission.
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Clayton
Ala
George Wallace
FBI
Alabama
Wallace
Washington
Wllace
Barbour
Bullock
Dale
New Civil Rights Commission
Weather forecast for Middletown a mix of snow sleet and rain
A storm is possible with snow or sleet before night and rain thereafter. Highs around 36 degrees and a low near 32 forecast. Snow may mix with rain then return to snow by morning. Tuesday expected colder with precipitation ending by noon. official high 33 and low 29 recorded earlier.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Chicken Crossing Sparks Highway Chaos in Star NC
In Star North Carolina a chicken darted into U S 220 prompting High Point driver James Mabe to brake. James Robert Ricks a High Point minister swerved to miss the fowl. Marvin Seagroves of Wilmington drove off the road to avoid collision. The patrol put total damage at ten thousand dollars after the truck clipped both cars and jackknifed.
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STAR
N.C
James Mabe
High Point
U.S
Mabe
James Robert Ricks
Marvin Seagroves
Wilmington
Ricks
State Highway Patrol
Fuchs Reaches South Pole Again Plans To Push On
Dr Vivian Fuchs and 12 Britons arrive at the pole after a 57 day 900 mile trek. He vows to press on toward Scott Base for the first roverland crossing while weather concerns loom. Hillary and Durex greet the team as depots, base camp, and historic firsts echo the achievement.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Vivian Fuchs
South Pole
Antarctica
Scott Base
McMurdo Sound
George Durek
U. S
Edmund Hillary
Pole
Hillary
Fuchs
I U.S
Durex
Polar
Bunny
Mt. Everest
Roald Amundsen
Norway
Robert F. Scott
Cleveland Speakeasy Raided After Prohibition Precautions Fail
State liquor agents and police raided a hidden speakeasy behind Capri's pizzeria in Cleveland at 3 a.m. Sunday. Three arrested, one escaped, 15 patrons routed, with a policewoman and a liquor agent remaining as witnesses. A man known as Tony fled after stashing liquor. officers encountered 14 apartment doors and no warrants. Suspects Pace, Mutio, and Mrs Sue were charged with illegal sale of liquor and bonded on $200 each.
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Cleveland
Irene Such
Capri
Tony
A Bolton
Threemore
William Galayda
James Pace
Pace
Dominic Muttio
Sue
East Cleveland
IRA Strikes Again in Belfast Attack on Police Patrol
Gunmen thought to be from the outlawed IRA attacked a north Ireland police patrol near here early today. No casualties were reported.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republian Army
Do it Tomorrow Do It Tomorrow Office Sign
A humorous wall sign reads Do it tomorrow youve already made enough mistakes today suggesting light humor for office stress.
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