Round The Clock Debate On Energy Bill Fails To Break
Washington AP report shows a 10 day marathon in the Senate over an atomic bill halted by filibuster tactics. Sen Knowland filed a cloture petition signed by 38 Republicans after midnight, with no vote expected before Sunday and likely Monday. House meanwhile schedules action on restoring the 1846 atomic energy law.
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Grocery Prices Push Up Cost of Living
Washington reports June saw a one tenth of one percent rise in the consumer cost index, the second increase in as many months, with the index at 115.1. Food prices rose four tenths of a percent driven by fruits vegetables and coffee while eggs milk and meat stayed stable. The index is 0.5 percent higher than a year ago and 13.1 percent above the Korean War start level in 1950.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Civil War Breaks Out In Miss Universe Contest
In Long Beach California a dispute erupts after Barbara Ann Eschenburg Miss Maryland is disqualified for being 16. Miss Virginia Ellen Whitehead also found to be 16 raising contest tensions between states Maryland and Virginia with prize considerations in the balance.
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Virginia
Barbara Ann Eschenburg
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Scientists from 54 nations gather for cancer congress
In Sao Paulo Brazil the Sixth International Cancer Congress opens with nearly 1 000 scientists from Russia the United States Britain Korea Poland Brazil Chile Greece and Hungary meeting to share 500 reports on detection treatment and public education. Dr Antonio Prudente asserts global effort against cancer while Dr George Pack previews a pioneering liver operation.
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George T. Pack
New York
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Airliner Crashes off Hainan. 11 Rescued, One Body Recovered
AP reports a four engine Skymaster crash landed in the South China Sea near Hainan Island. At least 11 were rescued, one body recovered, and survivors were taken to safety by a U S PBY and a British Sunderland. Cathay Pacific noted all survivors had been rescued.
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U. S
Cathay
Hainan
Foreign Aid Bill Faces Final House Action
The House Appropriations Committee moved a multi billion dollar foreign aid bill after a committee brawl. Presidents Eisenhower request for about 319 billion dollars for overseas assistance this year aims for a Senate passage. The coalition added funds for municipal airports shipbuilding and hospital construction while cutting military and other programs.
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Eiserhhower
Eisenhower
White House
Pursertlings Committee
Senate
Money Voted For Air Base In Northeast Ohio
The House approved a half billion dollar military construction package including four million for 4250 acres in Northeast Ohio for a new Air Force Navy Reserve training center. The exact site was undecided with Cleveland Akron area plans favored but Medina County objections raised by Rep Ayres.
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Youngstown
Cease Fire Takes Effect in Vietnam Conflict
Sealed orders set the hour to silence weapons in the North and halt offensive actions by French Union and Viet Minh forces. Defense operations shift to bombardments in support of French posts as Vietminh attacks continue. Saigon marks the loss of the northern half after decades of conflict.
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Texan sought in Indianapolis slaying arrested near St Louis
The St Louis County sheriff reports Victor Lively 32 a Texan identified by police as a suspect in the Indianapolis dresser drawer slaying of a girl was seized by a deputy on U S Highway 66 near St Louis shortly before noon today.
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New York Builder Faces FHA Mortgage Insurance Probe
The banking committee led by Sen. Capehart investigates builder profits from the gap between FHA insured loan costs and construction costs. Promoters allegedly pocketed the difference with Atlantic Gardens and Chesapeake Gardens cited. Focus includes possible fraud prosecutions for false cost estimates in FHA applications.
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R-Ind
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Radman
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Ohio State Medical Asan Awards Rural Scholarship
Robert Huston 22 of Millersburg Holmes County received the Ohio State Medical Asan rural medical scholarship worth $2,000.
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Ohio
Robert Huston
Millersburg
Holmes County
Ohio State Medical
Middletown Reports and Local Notes From Sunday Journal
Rookie firemen train at Middletown Number 4 station with photo spread by Bill Weith. Opti-Derby two weeks away as Bob Bolton profiles young speedsters. School chief John D. Blackford visited. municipal court previews Who's Who. Real Estate Board to adopt new plan. Ed Edmiston has the inside dope.
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Ed Edmiston
Beria Aide Ryumin Executed By Firing Squad
Pravda reports MOSCOW an execution of W M D Ryumin a Beria henchman shot for forcing doctors to slander and for treason. He was tried July 27 and executed nearly 15 months after blame attached to the doctor’s plot. Beria himself had been jailed in June 1953 with later executions and pardons in the case.
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Ryumin
Poliitburo
Andrei Zhdanov
Governor Orders Militia To Run Town In Alabama
Phenix City residents watched as National Guardsmen, under martial law declared by Gov. Gordon Persons, seized weapons and assumed policing duties. Police chief surrendered seven revolvers and a machine gun as officers and citizens faced a climate of fear after the Patterson slaying and alleged lawlessness.
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Gordon Persons
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Ft. Benning
A. L. Patterson
Russell County
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Pat Daniel
Seereee
Patterson
Senate Hearing Prods Pentagon Over Lavenia Security Denial
The Senate Investigations subcommittee pressed the Pentagon to explain why aide Thomas W. Lavenia was denied security clearance. Senator McCarthy invited Defense and Justice Department spokesmen to testify behind closed doors regarding secret documents. Meanwhile Senator Flanders announced a July speech to push a censure resolution against McCarthy, with 23 prominent citizens telegrams backing the move.
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Thomas W. Lavenia
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Eisenhower
Shocks Rock Santiago Amid Chile Quake Alarm Raised
Strong earth shocks jolted Santiago Ovaile and La Serena Chile early today causing alarm among residents with no casualties reported at the scene.
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Ovaile
la Serena
Squeeze Put On Heat Wave Continues Across Regions
A cool air surge from the Northeast clamps down on remnants of July heat. The main chill pushes southeast over the Rockies into northern Oklahoma, the Texas Panhandle, and northern New Mexico, while a second front reaches Virginia and Kentucky. Temperatures drop 10 to 29 degrees in parts of Montana, Colorado, the Dakotas, Nebraska, and the northern two thirds of heat-prone Kansas. Some 100 degree readings persisted Thursday in Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas before the arrival of cooler air.
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Sheppard Testifies On Night Actions In Wife Murder Inquiry
Dr Samuel H Sheppard testified for the coroner into Marilyn Sheppard's death describing night activities he cannot recall. He cited a semi sleep state and memory lapses, saying he sometimes answers the phone or removes clothing without remembering. The inquiry concerns events of July 3 and the night Marilyn was killed at their lakefront home.
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