House Debates Civil Rights Bill Amid Parliaments Tactics
Washington AP reports the House opens a marathon fight over civil rights legislation. Southern opponents plan delaying tactics while supporters assign guards to monitor parliamentary moves. The bill, led by Rep Celler, would create a rights commission, a civil rights division in the attorney general’s office, and empower suits to defend voting and rights.
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Rep
Colmer
D-Miss
Senate
House
Celler
D-Ny
Eisenhower
The
Rights Commission
Attorney General
Attorney General's Office
Baby Tornado Blamed For Plane Crash Near Ft. Dix
Weatherman cites possible baby tornado near McGuire base as MATS C118A crashed into pine swamp killing 45. Air Force board investigates while 21 survivors report injuries and an erratic air current prior to impact near the infantry training center.
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FT. DIX
N. J
U. S
Air Force Board of Inquiry
George Whiteley
Trenton
McGuire Air Force Base
Whiteley
Associated Press
Camden
Military Air Transport Service
UAW Region Four Director Resigns
Morris Wein traub of Newport Kentucky resigned Sunday as director of Region Four of the United Auto Workers. The region covers over 40 locals in parts of Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Morris Weintraub
Newport
United Auto Workers
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Flooded Subways Cause Terrific Traffic Jams
In New York a weekend fire at the derelict John Wanamaker building disrupted subway service on the IRT and BMT lines, flooding stations and delaying riders at Grand Central. Fire crews treated 216 for smoke and burns with 20 hospitalized as demolition crews tackled the blaze in Lower Manhattan.
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New York
John Wanamaker
Grand Central Terminal
Ousy Terminal
Astor Pl
Lexington Avenue
BMT
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Eighth Street
Block-Square Building
Lower Manhattan
Wanamaker
East Side
Airview
Trial of Marine drill sergeant on manslaughter charges
Marine drill sergeant Matthew C. McKeon faces involuntary manslaughter and related charges after a night march in which 6 recruits drowned at Parris Island. Defense seeks removal of alcohol counts while broader questions probe Marine training practices and potential reprisals for testimony.
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Parris Island
S.C
Matthew C. McKeon
Marine Corps
Randolph McC. Pate
McKeon
Doa
Worcester
Mass
Emile Z. Berman
New York City
Berman
Navy
Charles 8. Thomas
Thomas
Navy Secretary
Relaxation Aids Baldness Says Doctor Van Pelt
London doctor Dr. S J Van Pelt, head of the British Society of Medical Hypnotists, urges relaxation to combat baldness. He says relaxing dispels tension and may restore hair, noting men who express emotions tend to have more hair, with musicians actors and artists cited as examples. He himself has a full head of hair.
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London
S. J. van Pelt
van Pelt
British Society of Medical Hypnotists
Tme
Police Capture Three Juveniles After Watermelon Chase
In Dayton Ohio Patrolman S P Paul pursued a reportedly stolen car as three youths dropped watermelons to block him. After a three mile chase the offenders were captured and taken to Montgomery County Detention for auto theft investigation. One suspect is 15 and the other two are 14.
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Dayton
Ohio
S. P. Paul
Paul
Montgomery County House
Young Hungarians Seek Asylum After Plane Siege
A engaged Hungarian couple and seven anti-Communists who hijacked a plane and landed at a NATO base near Ingolstadt seek asylum in West Germany. Police say six passengers and four crew wish to return to Hungary. Bavarian officials expect asylum likely granted and plan transfer to the Valka refugee camp until a decision.
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Ingolstadt
Germany
Wptwo
West Germany
Here
Malev Airlines
West
Valka
Nuernberg
Heat and humidity push Miami Valley into hot forecast
Warm southern air brings hot humid weather through Tuesday with partly cloudy skies. The forecast calls for scattered showers and a high near 90 and low around 70 today, then a high about 85 Tuesday. Sunday’s unofficial high was 84 and the morning low 65.
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Miami Valley
Platforms Going To Be Touchy
The Associated Press reports both parties edge toward election year platform issues with civil rights a major convention headache for Democrats. Southern chairmen warn of bolts or walkouts while urging unity to back a Democratic victory and oppose an antisegregation plank.
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Associated Press
Democratic Platform Committee
Butler
McCormack
Atlanta
White House
Fire destroys John E. Kemple Glass Works buildings
In East Palestine Ohio a Sunday fire destroyed the two buildings of the John E. Kemple Glass Works which had planned to close July 20 for the summer. The cause of the blaze was not determined.
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East
Palestine
Ohio
John E. Kemple Glass Works
Pastors Pray As Four-Year-Old Faces Blindness
In Orlando Florida Baptist churches hold night services for Mike Sibole four who faces losing sight after a planned operation Wednesday. His father Rev James M Sibole speaks of faith and the need to proceed with the life saving procedure amid mixed reactions from callers nationwide.
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Orlando
Fla
Mike Sibole
Forrest Hill Baptist Church
James M. Sibole
Sibole
Mike
Joshua
God
Minster
Ohio
Niagara Falls
Yellowstone National Park
Crank Call Grounds United DC6 Flight to Elko
A bomb threat via phone grounded a United Air Lines DC6 with 63 aboard near Elko Nevada for three hours. The caller claimed dynamite on board and said his wife was aboard. Police and airline searched the plane. nothing found before its three hour delay and continued to Chicago. The San Francisco ballet troupe was among passengers.
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Elko
Nev
United Air Lines DC6
Chicago
United
San Francisco
UAL
J. W. Nelson
Municipal Ballet
Atlantic Seaboard
Express Company
Eisenhower Returns to Work at White House After Illness
President Eisenhower resumed work at the White House at 8:20 a.m. EDT after his June 9 intestinal operation. He met with staff and AEC Chairman Lewis Strauss and planned a State Department meeting with Dulles. Hagerty said afternoon schedules remain limited as doctors assess his recovery while he attends the Panama conference.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Lewis W. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Dulles
James C. Hagerty
Gettysburg
Hagerty
Panama City
Girl Found Dead In Crib In Parma Home
Cleveland reports a 4 month old girl named Toriann Angalone died in a crib while visiting relatives in Parma. Authorities say a skull fracture may have caused the death. the baby was pronounced dead at Deaconess Hospital. The child’s parents, siblings Kurt and Rickey, were present.
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Cleveland
Deaconess Hospital
Toriann Angalone
Joseph Angalone
Kurt
Rickey
Angalones
Parma
Lester Roper
Coroner's Office
Collection Being Split Up for Soviet Libraries
Rabbi George B. Lieberman of Rockville Center New York reports that Leningrad's price less collection of old Jewish documents manuscripts and books is being divided for distribution among Soviet libraries. Lieberman is part of an American rabbi group visiting the Soviet Union.
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Leningrad
George B. Lieberman
Rockville Center
Long Island
N. Y
Soviet Union
Hinshaw Withdraws From State House Bid Over Registration
Littleton Colorado George A Hinshaw abandons his Republican bid for state representative after forgetting to register as a Republican. The lapse ends his campaign plans and leaves the race to other GOP contenders.
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Littleton
Colo
George A. Hinshaw
Cops Check Car Titles Signatures in Weinberger Case
Nassau detectives examined 300000 auto registrations to verify signatures on the ransom note in the Peter Weinberger kidnap case. The effort involved signatory comparison and some registrations set aside for followup as FBI agents joined local police.
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Westbury
N. Y
Nassau County
Peter Weinberger
Styvesant Pinnelli
FBI
Stephen Damman
Damman
East Meadow
Long Island
Man Questioned In Wife's Death
Steubenville Ohio James Hagens 50 held for questioning in fatal shooting of wife Ethel 44 and wounding of roomer Jesse Smith 59 at the Hagens home early Sunday woman died from a pistol wound in the abdomen in a domestic incident
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Steubenville
Ohio
James Hagens
Ethel
Jesse Smith
Hagens
No Break In Strike Seen Yet
The 16th day of the nationwide steel strike shows no sign of an immediate break as United Steelworkers and the industry stand firm. USW President David J. McDonald cites a package pay boost of 14 to 23 cents per hour depending on the measure, with 650,000 strikers. Federal mediator Joseph Finnegan remains available, while U.S. Steel vice president John A. Stephens leads talks aided by Bethlehem and Republic Steel representatives.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
USW
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Mitchell
Washington
Finnegan
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Republic Steel
Small Fry Serenade Whistle Prize In Richland Kansas
Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark Gray former U S treasurer funds a weekly whistling contest for Richland Kansas youngsters. The top two whistlers win silver dollars and qualify for the August Richland fair grand championship. A different judge is kept secret each week and practice continues all week in town.
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Richland
Kan
Kansas
Georgia Neese Clark Gray
United States
Sir Street
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