Inquiry Urges Probe Into Condon Barring At Test
Rep. Keating urged a congressional committee to probe whether the Atomic Energy Commission acted properly in barring Rep. Condon from witnessing an atom bomb test in Nevada. Condon, saying the action could mean political death, planned a floor statement as he claimed he was invited to see the test but denied entry for security reasons. The AEC and White House offered no comment while Keating said a full hearing should be held if Condon seeks one.
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Six Ohioans Die in Accidents Outside State
A six member toll from Fourth of July travel includes Vernon Taylor 56 and Melissa Taylor 54 of Cincinnati killed near Connersville Indiana when their tow car was struck. William Davis and Dorothy Davis of Mt Healthy die in a plane crash near Danville Indiana. Julia Sams 39 of Toledo injured in a U S 421 crash near Madison Indiana. Robert G Gerry 12 of Cleveland Heights drowns in the Nanticoke River Maryland.
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Mt. Healthy
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Toledo
Love Me Love My Dog Divorce Trial in London
Norman F. Lucas sought a divorce on cruelty grounds saying his wife mistreated their dog by pulling its ears growling at it and hitting it with a poker when it growled back. He testified he told her she could do what she liked to him but not be unkind to the dog and she left the house the next morning. Lucas won the decree.
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4000 Children To Get Gamma Globulin Shots
Caldwell County launches mass gamma globulin vaccination to curb polio. An estimated 4000 children are to receive shots today at four clinics, with 6000 more expected yesterday. The drive, the nation’s second this year, follows 86 polio cases and two deaths in the county as 500 volunteers work in shifts over 15 hours. Ice cream is provided after inoculations.
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Titles Restored To Libraries By State Department
Washington AP The State Department orders overseas libraries to reinstate many volumes purged for communist or controversial authors. More than 50 titles may be restored from two master lists. about 300 titles by 18 authors had been removed, with 11 banned outright. The move aims to end earlier confusion amid criticism of the International Information Administration. Senator McCarthy attacked removals including Witness by Whittaker Chambers. President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of the program’s new head Dr. Robert L. Johnson amid praise for his work.
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Rosenbergs' Defender Cast As Vagrant
LOS ANGELES the sidewalk orator Irwin Edelman whose name was used to obtain the last stay of execution for the Rosenbergs is free today but must register as a vagrant within 48 hours or face 90 days in jail. Edelman 5a was convicted yesterday of failing to comply with a state law requiring proven vagrants to register. He said he would appeal the conviction. Edelman carried a prior vagrancy conviction to the U S Supreme Court and was denied a reversal, serving 45 days of a 90 day sentence.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Cooler weather forecast and past temperatures noted
Cooler weather was in prospect for tonight and tomorrow in Mid town with less humidity. Monday night’s coolness dropped the temperature to 61 degrees at 5 am today as compared to 71 yesterday. The high of 90 yesterday was expected to be five degrees lower. Light showers over the midwest and along the east coast from Virginia to Maine brought generally fair and pleasant weather in most parts of the country. The South, Oregon, Idaho, Nevada and parts of California continued hot.
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Weather Elsewhere Kentucky Forecast
Partly cloudy and not as warm in Kentucky. Highs 86 to 92 today. Tonight and Wednesday bring some cloudiness with scattered thunderstorms likely on Wednesday. Lows 66 to 72.
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Taft and Knowland Clash Over Eisenhower Policy
Washington AP reports Senate leaders Taft and Knowland voiced criticisms of Eisenhower policy. Taft called proposed authority to dispose of farm surpluses too loose, while Knowland said Rhee was not properly consulted on truce terms. Both reiterated support for independent dissent within the administration.
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Izvestia Says Communist Party Has Crushed All Enemies
Moscow report cites Izvestia declaring the Communist party has crushed all enemies who undermined unity and the victory of socialism. The editorial warns leaders neglecting Communist theory are unworthy and that life will remove them. It notes the party’s united ranks as its strength amid a purge of officials across republics.
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Stevenson In Venice Ahead Of Vienna Visit
Adlai Stevenson, the 1952 Democratic presidential candidate, flew to Venice and planned to Vienna next. Speaking at a news conference, he said there are brighter prospects of peace than the free world has faced since the war, as his round-the-world tour nears completion.
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Wrong Way Martinez Gets Drinks
The 64 year old Puerto Rican Juan Martinez boarded a Pan American plane bound for Germany by mistake instead of San Juan. He received three martinis as questions about his name were misread. After a misrouted layover in Gander he stayed overnight, then flew back to Idlewild and finally to San Juan. His two sons served in Korea.
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Wiley Says Rhee Hurts World Peace
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin condemned South Korean President Syngman Rhee for threatening to prolong fighting in Korea and endangering world peace. He warned a military disaster could shatter UN efforts and risk lives of U.S. troops, saying Rhee plays with global dynamite and has become obstinate and illogical in pursuing his aims.
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Axle Mile Levy Nearing Passage In Ohio
Ohio weighs a three to five axle truck tax with rates from one half cent to 24 cents per mile. The Senate Taxation Committee backed the axle mile levy 8-5 and leader Mechem predicts enough votes for floor passage Thursday. The measure, supported in principle by Gov Lausche, returns to the House for amendments.
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Eisenhower to hold news conference Wednesday at 9:30
President Eisenhower will hold a news conference at 9 30 a m eastern standard time on Wednesday Speaker Martin predicted after a conference with the president that the House Ways and Means Committee will approve a bill on Wednesday to extend the excess profits tax for six months Senate Agriculture Committee unanimously approved a multi million dollar program of government loans and aid for drought stricken ranchers and livestock operators in Texas and the Southwest
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Rhee Demands Stronger U S Guarantee For Korea Peace
Communists call for Panmunjom liaison meeting amid stalled armistice talks. South Korea insists any deal must include U S guarantees of Korean unification either by negotiation or war. Robertson and Rhee have not met despite repeated efforts, with new proposals reportedly demanded by Rhee.
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Panmunjom
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South Korea
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Korea
Allies Hit By Reds On West Front
Allied forces on the Western Front faced heavy Chinese assaults as more than 3,000 troops attacked Pork Chop Hill and Arrowhead Ridge amid rain and mud. U S 7th Division and ROK 2nd Division reportedly held key positions despite intense artillery barrages and close-quarter fighting.
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Duke Dog Earns Diploma, Owner Sues College
Joseph Eufemia sues Canine University of Putnam Valley for 381 dollars claiming Duke the German shepherd learned nothing and that grooming lodging and tuition were wasted. Trainer John Schwartz says the owner failed to do homework after graduation and the judge reserved decision in Municipal Court.
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School For Dogs
Harold J. Crawford
Soviets Ease Pressure On Czechoslovakians
In Vienna Prague abolishes a decree forcing labor camp terms for workers who missed work. The Central Committee of the Trade Union Federation calls the absentee law unnecessary and pledges to keep workers at work. Western observers see this as the first of concessions amid unrest and currency devaluation hitting Czech saviings.
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