Senate Hears Battle Over Eisenhower Foreign Aid Bill
Administration backers in both parties expect enough votes to block proposed cuts to foreign aid. Senate debate may follow committee restorations that lift aid to 3.205 billion, with Ellender promising opposition to 420 million in world military assistance and most of the Asian development fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Administration
Eisenhower
Senate
Sen. Clements
D-Ky
Congress
House
McCormack
Massachusetts
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Senate Committee
Nehru and Eisenhower Exchange Messages on Far East
New Delhi sources say President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru are conducting a long exchange of personal messages on the Far Eastern situation. The talks center on the U S airmen imprisoned in Red China and potential direct talks between Washington and Peiping over Formosa. The correspondence began when Eisenhower relayed a message via V K Krishnam Menon, with Nehru replying before leaving London and at least three further messages following upon his return.
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New Delhi
India
Eisenhower
Nehru
Red China
Washington
Peiping
Formosa
V. K. Krishma Menon
London
Messaces
U.S
John Sherman Cooper
Girl Feared Cliff Victim in Glacier National Park
A 20 year old girl named June Jahnson disappeared after reportedly falling from a cliff behind Mt Alyin near Appekunny Falls in Glacier National Park. She was with two companions when the accident occurred and relatives live in Euclid Ohio. A search began at once and more men were to join at daylight as rescuers face rough terrain.
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West Glacier
Montina
Montana
Glacier National Park
June Jahnson
Mt. Alyin
Appekunny Falls
Many Glacier Hotel
Clarence Johnson
Green Road
Euclid
Ohio
Park
J. W. Emmert
Emmert
Galion Farmer Fatally Shot by Wife in Ohio
Galion farmer Harry DeWolf, 61, died after being shot twice in the stomach at his home. Deputy Crawford County Sheriff E wood Jacobs said DeWolf's wife Helen DeWolf admitted the shooting during an argument after he threatened to fix her. She remained in county jail with no charges filed.
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Bucuyrus
Ohio
Harry DeWolf
Galion
Galion Community Hospital
Crawford County
Ewood Jacobs
DeWolf
Jacobs
Helen
Suzan Ball Remains In Serious Condition
Hollywood actress Suzan Ball, 21, remains in serious condition after admission to City of Hope Medical Center in Duarte on July 5 for a cancer recurrence. Doctors say she rests comfortably as a therapy and management program is developed.
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Hollywood
Suzan Ball
City of Hope Medical Center
Duarte
Birthday Gift Brings Joy Amid Grim Duchenne Battle
Jimmy Studebaker, an Eaton boy with muscular dystrophy, received a brand new bicycle from six local men and John Magel after doctors told his mother he may not live six more months. Jimmy, seven, has endured multiple surgeries and schooling setbacks but remains hopeful, with neighbors rallying to brighten his days.
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Studebaker
Charles Moberly
Paul Barker
Charles Cohee
Paul Mowen
John Stover Jr
Dave Bell
Jimmy
Eaton
John Magel
Reilane Subdivision
Shirley
Dickie
Phillipsburg
Delegates Outline Education Goals At Ohio Meet Ends
In Columbus 250 delegates draft recommendations on six topics for Ohio students. Emphasis on basic skills, consolidation of schools, cost cutting in buildings, teacher support, finance via county or state taxes, and engaging public interest through schools and media. Delegates from all 88 counties attended.
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Columbus
Ohio
White House
Seven Mail Sacks Recovered After New York Express Robbery
Seven of eight mail sacks stolen in a New York Central Railroad robbery on the West Side have been recovered. A youngster found the pouches in a Bronx woodland area. one sack remains missing and may hold 10 000 to 15 000 in payroll checks. The heist occurred when the train halted for air brake checks.
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New York
Railway Express
New York Central Railroad
Manhattan
West Side
Sailor Joseph O Connell Survives Third Navy Plane Crash
Richmond Va. Chief Metalsmith's Mate Joseph O Connell of Jacksonville Fla survived a Navy patrol bomber crash landing near here on Wednesday. He is 36 and had escaped injury twice before. He asked for train transportation home and was granted it by the local Navy recruiting office.
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Richmond
Joseph O’connel
Jacksonville
Fla
Here
Navy
School Aid Bill Approved by House Education Committee
The House Education Committee advanced a multibillion dollar school construction aid bill by 22-8. It still must pass Rules before reaching the House floor, with no assured clearance. Democratic House Leader McCormack indicated it as a key measure before adjournment next month.
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Washington
House Education Committee
Rules Committee
McCormack
Mass
Tougher Laws Asked Against Bad Drivers
Governor Ed Johnson urged Colorado lawmakers to revamp driver exams and curb chronic traffic offenders. He proposed speed governors, seat belts, and tougher exams including hearing and heart tests plus real highway and mountain driving tests.
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Denver
Ed Johnson
Colorado
Business Failures Rise in U.S. in 1954 Over 1953
Reports show a higher number of business failures across the United States in 1954 compared to 1953, indicating a tougher economic year for many firms and creditors.
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U.S
This Week At South Lebanon Highlights Summer Visits
Local notes share multiple visits and vacations across towns. Billie Sue and Nancy Collier, visiting grandparents in South Lebanon, join relatives in Lebanon Harrison Louisville and Mason travels. Ardoth Griffith and Billy Titus plan a two week Cuba cruise with Naval Reserve.
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South Lebanon
Billie Sue
Nancy Collier
Washington, D.C
G.B. Collier
Clarence Shultz
Lebanon
Robert Whitaker
Whitaker
Evelyn Sacker
John Beedle
John Butler
Cheryl Lynn
Pearl Bishop
Henry Allen
Harrison
Carl Cole
William Federle
Oregonia
Daily Griffith
Billy Titus
Louisville
Mabel Edwards
Sharel Kay Edwards
Mason
Mikie Wilson
Kings Mills
Ruth Evans
Edith Greely
Ralph Todd
Joseph Montag
Brookville
Ind
Todds
Montags
Robert Miller
Cincinnati
Charles van Riper
Harriet Hill
Dayton
Ruby van Riper
Mabel Orndoff
Elizabeth Turner
W.D. Turner
Virgil Amburgy
Wilmington
W.H. Kilburn
Pollyann Lepley
M.K. Kilburn
Blanchester
Ardoth Griffith
Cuba
Naval Reserve
Alfred Glueckstein
Sheila
Karen Simpson
Bavarian Beneficial Society
Steuben Park
North College Hill
Carlisle Rev Niswander To Speak At Church Sunday Morning
The Rev. Lee Niswander, manager of Miami Valley Chautauqua, will deliver the Carlisle Presbyterian Church morning sermon Sunday. Other notes include vacations, school class meetings, family visits, and a Davis reunion in Eaton with multiple local families mentioned.
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Niswander
Carlisle
Lee Niswander
Miami Valley
Earl McVey
Findlay
Camp Berry
Russell Haynie
Reading
Clarence Lewis
Waynesville
Lewis
Sharon Woods
Sharonville
Jeanine Gaker
Pilot Lt Kent Eckhart Visits Parents From Vance Base
Lt. Kent Eckhart flew in Sunday from Vance Air Base where he is stationed to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eckhart.
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Kent Eckhart
Vance Air Base
Clarence Eckhart
Peddler's Estate Unveiled After Waterfront Seller's Death
In San Diego 73 year old Philip Silbert who sold papers on the waterfront for 30 years left a $50 000 estate. Coroner A E Gallagher found funds in 11 bank books and a green box. He reported Silbert helped two girls from a broken home and supported charities. No will found. heirs undetermined and probate to benefit the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
A. E. Gallagher
Philip Silbert
Silbert
Gallagher
Spies Executed on Quemoy Island
In Formosa six convicted spies were executed yesterday on Quemoy Island, the Defense Ministry announced.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Island
Defense Ministry
Pardon Us For Fining You Sir
Eaton village council votes to buy five parking fine collection boxes to be placed on downtown streets. Violators will receive small red envelopes on windshields and pay 25 cents by dropping it into a box. Boxes will not issue thanks.
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Eaton
Law Frowns On Growing Jamaica Tea
In Salisbury Maryland Norris Mc Pherson and Gustavus Miller, Jamaica natives, were spared a two year jail term for growing marijuana after a judge suspended the sentence. Lawyers argued they did not know cultivation of the drug was illegal in Maryland. They had brought seeds from Jamaica ten years ago where cannabis is used as tea for various ailments. Both men have used marijuana since age twenty.
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Salisbury
Norris McPherson
Gustavus Miller
Jamaica
Rex A. Taylor
McPherson
Miller
License Plate Mix-Up Solved
WEST PATERSON, NJ Patrolman Carl Von Stetten found his front plate YF26W matched his registration while the rear plate YF27W differed. The MV Department suggested a wrap error on five-year plates. Von Stetten swapped plates with George Mackey of Boonton Turnpike Lincoln Park who also had mismatched plates, and both now retain the same numbers.
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West Paterson
Carl von Stetten
Motor Vehicle Department
von Stetten
George Mackey
Boonton Turnpike
Lincoln Park
Alaskan Volcano Shishaldin Erupts With Ash Cloud
Mt Shishaldin in the Aleutians again spewing smoke and ash. Cold Bay agent Gordon Gay reports great billowing clouds rising to about 50,000 feet. Shishaldin rises 9,978 feet on Unimak Island about 700 miles southwest of Anchorage.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Shishaldin
Aleutian
Gordon Gay
Cold Bay
Reeve Aleutian Airways
Unimak Island
Tolerant Judge Cautions Court As Laughs Echo
Dist. Judge Ben F. Moorhead, Houston, urged spectators to keep quiet during a hearing after flippant answers drew roars of laughter. He said, You may chuckle a little bit, but be as quiet as possible.
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Houston
Ben F. Moorhead
Man Jailed Six Months In Assault Case Here
Lonnie Deaton, 21, of 1112 Garfield St. was convicted of assault and battery and jailed six months in Butler County Jail by Judge J.T. Lamb. The incident occurred Friday night when Beatty, 20, was driving Deaton downtown. charges of robbery and stolen auto were dropped per complainant’s request.
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Butler County
J.T. Lamb
Lonnie Deaton
Garfield St
Deaton
Robert Beatty
Burton Rd
Beatty
Hamilton
Lloyd W. LeForce
Crawford St
Crawford Street
South Avenue
Nina Gibson
Michigan Ave
Loretta Flagg
Esther Quinn
James Riffe
Sam Lowe
South Ave
Lowe
Ronald Gunckle
Smith Ave
Arnold Birchefield
Yankee Rd
Air Force Accepts Resignation Of Captain Wool
The Air Force accepted the resignation of Captain Raymond Wool for the good of the service. Wool faced a Senate Investigation over alleged procurement misconduct and faced charges for improper medical payments and falsified vouchers. A witness testified a Chicago hat maker offered a $50,000 bribe related to a sailor cap contract. Wool denied the bribery claim.
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Washington
Air Force
Raymond Wool
Senate
Wool
Justice Department
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Harry Lev
Chicago
Lev
Senators
Queen May Ban Cousin From Driving Queen Elizabeth II may bar Duke of Kent from driving after his third crash in 13 months.
London papers report the 20 year old Duke of Kent, seventh in line to the throne, is recovering in hospital from a recent auto accident. A royal decision to forbid driving or require an experienced driver may follow a family conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth II
Duke of Kent
Reno Adopts The Most Courteous Little City Slogan
Reno officials rename the city slogan to The Most Courteous Little City in the World, a plan attributed to Mayor Len Harris. City Controller Gordon Sampson notes the tweak appeared on payroll checks and signals a branding shift for the popular town.
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Reno
Nev
Len Harris
Gordon Sampson
Musical program at Mt Zion Baptist Church Sunday
A special musical program will be presented at Mt Zion Baptist Church Sunday at 3 p.m. Selections will be by Michael Lester the Guiding Singers of Springfield the Mt Zion Baptist Jubilee Chorus and the Bethlehem Trio. Rev Frank H Hampton pastor. The Optimist Club of the Beth el AME Church holds a lawn fete tomorrow at Leona White home 826 8th Ave starting 4 p.m. Mrs Robert Greene is club president.
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Michael Lester
Guiding Singers of
Springfield
Mt. Zion Baptist Jubilee Chorus
Bethlehem Trio
Frank H. Hampton
Optimist Club
Bethel Ame Church
Leona White
8Th Ave
Robert Greene
Negroes Win Election Suit
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Oklahoma ballot designations using the word Negro for candidates are discriminatory. The court ordered a new date for a damage suit against the Oklahoma Board of Elections filed by A. McDonald, a Negro minister in the 1954 Democratic primary for U.S. senator.
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Denver
U. S. 10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Dist
Phen S. Chandler Jr
Oklahoma Board of Elections
A. McDonald
U.S
McDona
Chandler
The
Judgeircuit Court
Yesterd
Decis
Mineola Watermelon Festival Draws Free Slices
In Mineola Texas police report that 5000 passing motorists availed themselves of free watermelon slices at the annual Watermelon Festival. The event featured vitality by the slice and drew weary travelers seeking refreshment on the highway.
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Mineola
Tex
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