Dulles Says Cut To Hurt U.S. Allies
Secretary of State Dulles warns Senate approved foreign aid cuts would undermine allied economies, especially in the Far East, and suggests Eisenhower may seek at least the current 3.865 billion dollars for global assistance next year. Robertson defends hard line against Red China and U.N. membership debate.
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Washington
Dulles
Far East
Eisenhower
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Walter
Robertson
America
Red
China
Peiping
U.N
Senate
House Committee
House
Red China
French Holder In Death Near Toul
U S military authorities at Verdun held Pfc Riley Harris of Leeds Alabama in the fatal shooting of a French night watchman Yvon Andre at an Army construction camp near Toul. Andre died early Saturday after Harris fired into the man during an Independence Day confrontation, the spokesman said Harris was shooting to scare soldiers.
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Paris
U.S
Verdun
Pfc
Riley Harris
Leeds
Ala
Toul
Yvon Andre
U. S
Harris
Missing Navy aircrew sought after fog bound plane crash
Eureka Calif. 9 air and sea search pressed for four Navy men after an S2F Guardian crashed off Trinidad Head near Eureka. The crew included Lt. Wesley G. Judd pilot Lt. Richard C. Perfetti copilot Chief T. R. Smith crewman and Ens. A. L. McGlothlin passenger. Wreckage found with a Navy officer coat and notebook identifying the aircraft from North Island NAS San Diego. The plane departed Alameda NAS for Port Angeles Wash at 4 06 a m and was due 8 23 a m. Fishermen later reported wreckage about a mile and a half southwest of Trinidad Head. David Zebo Humboldt County aviation director lives at
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Eureka
Calif
Pacific
Trinidad Head
Wesley G. Judd
Richard C. Perfetti
T. R. Smith
Ens. A
Child Killed When Car Hit by Erie Freight Train
In Trumbull County Ohio two miles south of Johnston Betty Ann Smith eight was riding in the front seat of her father Alonzo Lee Smith thirty five when their car was struck by an Erie freight train on Ohio 90. The father said he did not see the flashing signals in time and could not stop the car before the impact. The collision threw the girl from the car onto the pavement where she struck her head fatally.
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David Ludwig
Miamisburg
Montgomery County
Betty Ann Smith
Valley Fork
W. Va
Erie Railroad
London
Ohio
Johnston
Italy
Europe
Trumbull County
Bologna
Rome
Brussels
Belgium
Germany
Frankfurt
Yugoslavia
Austria
Switzerland
Mercury
Harrow
Wimbledon
Chuckle: Faster planes leave little time with flight crew
A light joke notes that new planes are so speedy travelers barely have time to meet the stewardess before takeoff, poking fun at modern air travel.
City Pays 50000 Monthly for Stores in Middletown
A Middletown city bill runs to 50000 monthly for supplies and equipment as City Manager Charles W. Thompson seeks reductions. Ideas to cut costs are outlined by John Fleming on Page 33. A note on United States wartime science and a Middletown teachers salary boost are also touched.
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Middletown
Charles W. Thompson
John Fleming
America
Noble Redman
Jody Terney
Warren and Eisenhower Praise Truman Library Dedication
Chief Justice Earl Warren lauded the Harry S. Truman Memorial Library and Museum in Independence for safeguarding presidential papers and educating visitors. He noted Truman’s eight years in the White House as pivotal and highlighted the library’s role in shaping public understanding of recent decades.
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Truman Library
Earl Warren
Truman
Hoover
Basil O'Connor
Franklin Roosevelt
Warren
Independence
Harry S. Truman Memorial
White House
U.S. Supreme Court
United States
City of
Harry S. Truman
National Archives
Ohio Fourth of July toll climbs in slower pace
The Associated Press reports 27 total deaths during the holiday period in Ohio and nearby areas. Among the latest deaths are seven week old Robert Dillon Looney in Summit County, 22-year-old Robert R. Wicker of Chicago, 41-year-old Rexford Blanchard in Steubenville, 5-year-old David Ludwig in Montgomery County, and 8-year-old Betty Ann Smith from Valley Fork.
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Associated Press
Ohio
William O'Neill
Robert Dillon Looney
Harry Looney Sr
Springfield
Summit County
Robert R. Wicker
Chicago
Ohio Turnpike
West Unity
Army Says France Lacked Right to Try GI McOsker
The Army released a fact sheet stating France does not have the right to try American GI Dewayne McOsker on a murder charge. McOsker, 21, from Manhasset, is accused by Paris police of shooting an Algerian in a street quarrel over a cigarette deal on June 25. The Army notes France has primary jurisdiction under the NATO status of forces agreement, and the U.S. generally seeks a waiver except in minor traffic cases.
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Washington
Norly
Dewayne McOsker
France
Army
Manhasset
N. Y
McOsker
Paris
NATO
United States
Native Differences Highlight London Mayors Respect
Nashville Mayor Ben West recalled his trip to London where residents defer to the lord mayor, noting they announce my lord the mayor when he enters a room. He contrasted British courtesy with local greetings saying my God the mayor.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ben West
London
Ousted Reds Named Plotters Move Across Russia
Editor Harold K. Milks reports from Prague that massive purges are likely as Khrushchev reshapes the Communist Party from top to bottom. Many officials will lose posts and be reassigned to farms or factories, while violence is not expected. Tito of Yugoslavia gains as Moscow repudiates Malenkov and Kaganovich.
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Harold K. Milks
Moscow
Prague
Mesow
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Tito
Yugoslavia
Central Committee
V. M. Molotov
Belgrade
Titol
Dulles
Georgi Malenkov
Mototov
Tarar Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
Russia
Mao Tretung
Germany
Heat Wave Kills 38 in Lower California
Reports from Lower California say 38 people have died in the worst heat wave in memory. Temperatures surged to 126 degrees as heat gripped the region.
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Mexico City
California
Girl 15 Gives Birth to Triplets in Santiago
Lucia Munoz, aged 15, became a mother Saturday in Santiago. She delivered three sons born prematurely, all in good condition.
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Santiago
Chile
Lucia’ Munoz
Communism Now Faces Big Crisis
WILLIAMS. RYAN AP Foreign News Analyst analyzes Khrushchev era turmoil shaping world communism. He warns of Soviet purge impacts, internal tensions, and cracks with Yugoslavia and China. The piece predicts instability within the USSR and satellite states as global pressures test communist unity.
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Williams
Ryan AP
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Stalin
Fight Over Civil Rights To Tie Up the Program
Senator Knowland warned that a civil rights battle could delay Senate action on eight weeks or longer. He said the White House discussed worst case timing, with a determined filibuster from Senator Russell aimed at amending or killing the bill. The House-passed measure would empower federal action to protect voting rights and create a rights commission and a special division in the Justice Department.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Eisenhower
Senate
White House
House
Russell
D-Ga
Knownland
Federal
Justice Department
Missing Suspect In Death Found In Florida
Cincinnati police said Moses Miller, 47, sought for questioning in a 1955 slaying, was captured in Florida. Orlando police arrested him on a car theft charge after a fugitive warrant was filed in the death of Frances Curry, a 29 year old General Hospital maid whose throat was slit. Her body was found in an Indian Hill preserve. Miller’s blood-stained clothing tied him to the case.
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Cincinnati
Indian Hill
Florida
Moses Miller
Orlando
Miller
Frances Curry
General Hospital
Airman in Tokyo faces trial over white sidewall haircut
Airman E C Wheeler of Cortez Colorado in a U S Air Force honor guard is arraigned on charges of disobeying a lawful order by resisting a white sidewall haircut. Attorney Murray Sprung defends him as a routine disciplinary matter with potential for bad conduct discharge and loss of pay.
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David Lancashire
Tokyo
E. C. Donald Wheeler
Cortez
Colo
U.S. Air Force
Wilson
Air Force
Wheeler
Khrushchev Attacks Ousted Soviet Leaders in Leningrad
Nikita Khrushchev accused former Premier Georgi Malenkov Molotov and Lazar Kaganovich of plotting to seize power, linking Malenkov to the 1954 Leningrad case. He labeled Dmitri Shepilov a careerist and claimed the four ousted leaders threaten Soviet stability. Izvestia blamed Malenkov for hampering farm land programs.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Leningrad
Uion
Krushchev
Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Communist Party
Dmitri Shepilov
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Bulganin
New Part Presidium
Nikolai Voz
State Planning Commission
Victor Abakumov
Abakumov
Lavrenty Beria
Soviet Union
Warsaw
Molotov
Kaganovich
The
Radio
Prague
Bandit Robs Loan Firm In Plymouth With Quick Getaway
A well dressed gunman robbed Security Loan Co in Plymouth noon Saturday, taking $2,000 after locking in a manager and clerk. He forced the driver of a stopped car toward Chicago, then fled after tossing 50 cent pieces at a victim in Gary. Kenneth Brown, 31, of Plymouth, drove part of the chase. Police from Indiana and Illinois pursued the suspect.
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Plymouth
Ind
Security Loan Co
Chicago
Kenneth Brown
Gary
Sam
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Steubenville
Steuben.ie
Harold K. Miles
Guard
Murray Sprung
New York
Sprung
Donald Wheeler
Virgil Herrell
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