Floor Fight Looms Over Trade Bill Amendments
A Senate floor battle looms as amendments to restrict the reciprocal trade program spark opposition from Senate leaders. Byrd and Weeks defend the tariff plan while debates focus on extending the five year period and constraints on the presidents tariff power.
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Washington
Nels’ Ade
Senate
Finance Committee
Lyndon B. Jonson
D-Tex
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
House
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Commerce and State Department
Tariff Commission
Violent Winds Cause Deaths in Kansas Flooding
Early today powerful winds and flooding hit Topeka and Atchison Kansas causing at least two deaths with an unconfirmed third. A one year old girl drowned in Topeka as waters six to eight feet deep blocked downtown. buildings collapsed and trains derailed. National Guardsmen and highway patrolmen moved in amid tornado activity and widespread damage.
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Topeka
Atchison
William Yerkees
Accardo
Washington
Yerkees
National Guardsmen
Diasi
Gangster Invokes Fifth Amendment in Chicago Racketeering Case
AP report from Washington notes Tony Accardo using the Fifth Amendment to avoid answering whether he served as execution for the Capone gang. Battaglia refused to discuss his role in 1943 Estelle Carey murder or any conspiracy to kill Abraham Teitelbaum, once Al Capone’s lawyer. Lt. Morris testified of a plot by Louis LaBrid a and James Weinberg to kill Teitelbaum to disguise it as suicide.
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Capone
Battaglia
Estelle Carey
Batalso
Abraham Teitelbaum
al Capone
Teitelbaum
Accardo
Chicago
Joseph Morris
Louis
LaBrida
James Weinberg
Telelbeum
Cardinal Stepinac Improves After Leg Operation
Belgrade Yugoslavia Cardinal Alojzije Stepinac shows excellent progress after surgery to relieve a blood clot in his right leg, doctors report. The healing news comes from the Vatican envoy and confirms continued recovery.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Alojzije Cardine
Stepinac
Chicago inquiry eyes Accarde in Teitelbaum murder plot
Police testimony yesterday probed whether Accarde aided a 1954 conspiracy to kill Teitelbaum, former lawyer to gangster Al Capone, with plans to fling him from his 10th floor.
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Chicago
Accarde
Teitelbaum
al Capone
Little Rock Case Opens On Aug 4
Three U S appeals court judges will begin hearing Aug 4 on whether a second year of racial integration at Central High School in Little Rock is advisible District Judge Harry J Lemley of Little Rock would postpone integration for 30 months The panel includes John B Sanborn Paul Minn Martin D Van Oosterhaul Orange City Iowa Harvey M Johnsen Omaha Nebraska
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ST. Louis
U. S. Appeals Court
Central High School
Little Rock
Harry J. Lemley
Central
Teneubhaanien
St. Ee
John B Sanborn
S& Paul
Minn
Martin D. van Oosterhaul
Orange City
Iowa
Harvey M. Johnsen
Omaha
Chuckle Card Gaffe Highlights Spouse and Secretary Mixup
A lighthearted misquote has a wife joking that a sympathy card from her husband’s secretary was meant for her. The quip frames a playful domestic moment, with the secretary and sick husband as the setup for the punchline.
Eisenhower Tops Seaway Tour After Diefenbaker Meet
President Eisenhower inspected the American portion of the St. Lawrence Seaway project in Massena New York. He rode a Coast Guard cutter along the Wiley Condero Canal and visited the Dwight D Eisenhower Lock named for himself. Secretary Dulles and Canadian Foreign Secretary Sidney Smith led a final session with officials as talks with Canada continued.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Massena
N.Y
Eisenhower
St. Lawrence Seaway
Canada
Coast Guard
Wiley-Condero Canal
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
John G. Diefen
Arctic
China
Sapuidiorio
Cumgatien
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Diefenbaker
House of Commons
U.S
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
State Dulles
Sidney Smith
Strike Ends as Kaiser Dismissals Prompt Walkout
Newark Ohio workers from United Steelworkers Local 341 walked off the job Wednesday in protest of Kaiser’s dismissal of an employee and suspensions of 35 others.
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Newark
Ohio
United Steels Union
Kaiser
Contempt Proceedings Planned For Goldfine
Cuban rebels begin releasing captured American servicemen at a slow pace after the Mosness release near Guantanamo Bay. Adm Wright and officials press for quicker returns while the rugged mountains hinder the operation. One Canadian civilian remains in rebel hands as nineteen North American civilians have been freed in breaches over ten days.
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Guantanamo, Cuba
Fidel Castro
Thomas R. Mosness
Ames
Iowa
Adm
Jerauld Wright
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
A Wright
Castro
Ged Park Wollam
Mosness
R. B. Ellis
Naval
Guantanamo
Floods Hit Ohio Towns in Thursday Downpours
Flash floods from heavy rains forced evacuations in East Liverpool Ohio and Salineville a village 12 000 population 15 miles west of here. Yellow Creek overflowed flooding Ohio 64 and 39 and submerging a new bridge while Civil Defense volunteers aided flood victims.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Salineville
Here
Yellow Creek
Carroll County
Lisbon
Calcutta
Darkness And A Mountain Killer In A Propector Hunt
A night patrol near a mountain camp tracks a dangerous killer in a tense stakeout. Officers and volunteers crouch with rifles while awaiting the person believed to have killed two children and wounded a mother. The vigil ends as gunfire erupts and a warning to stay hidden is issued.
Two Children Killed in Cuba NM by Foose Shooting
Mexico State Police captured the suspect, Foose, after a hillside standoff near Regina New Mexico. He had killed two children and wounded a mother in Cuba before being cornered and shot in the foot during surrender attempts.
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Regina
Mexico
Albuquerque
Foose
Cuba
N. M
Siena
Sane Gan
Weldon Vernon
Maria C
Sofia Cebada
Eddie Cebada
BoyWonder Of Business Is Probed
Earl Belle, once called a boy wonder of business, tops a federal probe and says he is no longer active in Cornucopia Gold Mines Inc. The Pittsburgher plans to travel to Buenos Aires while two state suits and a Supreme Court action move to raise a $100,000 bond. Separately Peoples Union Bank filed suit on a $200,000 judgment against Eastern Development and Investment Corp. in Salisbury, Pa.
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Pittsburgh
Earl Belle
Boy Wonder
Belle
Cornucopia
University of Pittsburgh
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peoples Union ‘Bank & Trust Co
McKeesport
Eastern Development and Investment Corp
Salisbury
Lombine
Students ask for meeting with President de la Oe a and Eisenhower
Panama City AP reports university students who oppose President Ernesto de la Ossa demand a meeting with him and Milton Eisenhower amid campus protests and political tension.
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Panama
Ernesto de la Me
Milton Eisenhower
Subpoena Edges Goldfine Contempt Question In Probe
Bernard Goldfine refused to answer a prepared question after being served a subpoena as hearings moved toward a contempt vote. The inquiry targets Goldfine and East Boston Co. over regulatory reports and real estate dealings, with Harris ruling the questions relevant to the probe.
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Washington (Ap
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Bos
Industrial
Harris
East Boston Co
Securities Exchange Commission
Lishman
Anwer
Last-Ditch Hunt For Lost Cone Near Ascension Island
Cape Canaveral reports a Thor Able launch achieved space flight and re entry, but the nose cone and its mouse passenger Mia remain unrecovered after impact 1 000 miles off the African coast. Air Force planes conducted a last rescue sweep over the Atlantic to locate the top secret nose cone.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Ascension Island
Apace
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Brannick
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Augustus Wyatt
New Martinsville
W Va
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Chester
W. Va
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Salazar
Nando Mauldin
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