Blamed by Kelley Eisenhower blamed for school aid bill defeat
Rep. Augus tine B. Kelley charged President Eisenhower with dragging down the 1.1 billion dollar federal school aid bill which failed by five votes in the House. Backers noted Republicans split and urged strong executive support to salvage the effort while others blamed the antisegregation amendment and broader opposition to federal aid. The measure would have funded 500 million dollars yearly for five years with a 50-50 state match plus 900 million in bonds for districts and Hale financing agencies. A non holiday weekend fatality comparison noted 378 deaths on typical weekends and 425 on holidays.
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Martha Cole Washington Wrep
Augustine B. Kelley
House
Eisenhowr
Rep
Frelinghuysen
R-Nj
McConnell
R-Pa
Eisenhower
Congress
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Wainwright
R-Ny
Supreme Court
Kelley
Bailey
D-Wva
Rep. McCormack
Mass
Franklin Man Resigns From Thirkield Store
Richard L. Smith resigns as manager of Thirkield's department store in Franklin he has taken a post with Kings Inc Newark Ohio as assistant to the president He will head the ready to wear and dry goods departments and begin Aug 3 but will remain in Franklin until his Dana Avenue house is sold Smith has run Thirkield's since November 1955.
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Franklin
Richard L. Smith
Thirkield’s
Kings Inc
Newark
Ohio
Smith
Dana Avenue
Thirkield's
Horse Collides With Boat At Suburban Intersection
In Overland Park Kansas a horse ridden by 16 year old William G Rhea ran through a stop sign and struck a trailer carrying Alonzo Betis motor boat. Rhea was unhurt the boat veered into a ditch Betis valued damage at 400 dollars.
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Overland Park
Kan
Kansas City
Trolman
Bob Shaw
William G. Rhea
Alonzo Betis
Rhea
Betis
Rossellini Meets Indian Executives in New Delhi
Italian director Roberto Rossellini conferred with Indian film executives in New Delhi but refused to speak to reporters. He is in India on film projects for the government and may stay only briefly. he has been linked romantically to Indian writer Sonali Das Gupta.
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New Delhi
Roberto Rossellini
Rossellini
Sonali Das Gupta
Sonali
Bombay
Druggist and Robbers in Lexington Cash Heist
Two young men entered a Lexington drug store asking for something for a headache. They struck the pharmacist Edward Hutchinson with a wrench, then escaped with 30 dollars from the register. Hutchinson received treatment for a forehead cut.
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Lexington
Edward ‘Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Lorain Man Arrested in Florida Theft Plot
Lorain Ohio resident Calvin Edward Drake, 33, was arrested in Miami by FBI agents on charges of stealing from an interstate shipment belonging to Lt George Albright. items stolen include high fidelity sound equipment a typewriter and a sewing machine from Albright’s household goods.
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Miami
Fla
Calvin Edward Drake
Lorain
Ohio
George Albright
FBI
Albright
Mayor James Tierney Shot At City Hall Meeting
Garden City Mayor James Tierney is in critical condition with six bullet wounds after a confrontation at a City Hall planning commission meeting. Lester Ellerhorst, a Garden City contractor and Gypsum Constructors board chairman, surrendered after the shooting and is being held. a crowd gathered outside City Hall amid fears of further violence. The city had sued Ellerhorst's firm over alleged inferior materials in the nearby police station project valued at about 108000 dollars and questioned its suitability.
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Tierney
Garden City
Rusell Swarthout
Arthur Nagle
Ioot
Lester Ellerhorst
Gypsum Constructors, Inc
Nagle
Ellerhorst
Tiernney
John Mowatt
Mowatt
Swarthout
Eller ‘Horst
James Tierney
Mich
Detroit
Wayne County General Hospital
Airline battles Braniff request over Mexico City route
American Airlines argued the Mexico City Chicago service would leave Ohio and nine other states with inadequate access if Braniff were granted the route. Braniff and allied groups pressed CAB hearings to win approval, while a CAB examiner had recommended the American plan. Later, a separate note mentions major volcanic eruptions causing fine dust and striking sunsets for forty months.
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Washington
American Airlines
Mexico City
Chicago
Braniff Airways
Ohio
Mexico
C2a
Aeronautics Board
Braniff
Great Plains
Rocky Mountain States
CAB
Trees and Bushes Available for Farm Wildlife Planting
Warren County farmers may receive free trees and bushes for wildlife plantings from the Ohio Division of Wildlife. Applications must be filed with Harold Brant by Sept 1. Plant types and quantities can be discussed at ordering. delivery will be to a central location for pickup.
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Lebanon
Warren Unty
Harold Brant
Warrent County Game Protector
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Brant
Truman Won’t Autograph Bills
Independence Missouri former President Harry S Truman refused to autograph a dollar bill at the Truman Memorial Library saying it would deface currency and risk jail under law. He noted no official caution had been given.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Truman Memorial Library
Truman
Japs Restrict Russian Travel
Tokyo imposes 25 mile travel radius on Soviet diplomats in retaliation for curbs on Japanese in Moscow. The move follows similar restrictions and expands limits around the Japanese capital.
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Tokyo
Japan
Moscow
Divorce Notice and Public Hearing Scheduling
Divorce petition filed by Marsha F. Jackson against Walter M. Jackson in Buier County Ohio Common Pleas Court case 60 seeking extreme cruelty grounds. Respondent to answer by August 8 1957. hearing notice also lists a zoning appeal for a carport addition at Town Place August 6 1957 at 7 20 PM.
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Walter M. Jackson
Bennington
San Francisco
Calif
A.D
Marsha F. Jackson
Common Pleas Court
Buier County
Ohio
Joseph
Richard J. Leydon
Pepety C. d. Taylor
Aoe G
Jone
Robert F. Geer
Pnt
Ampton Place
Board of Zoning Appeals
Humphrey Urges Ike to Take Disarmament Case to UN
Sen. Hubert Humphrey urges President Eisenhower to present the disarmament argument at the United Nations General Assembly. He cites Soviet patterns and a Bolton camouflage of talks, expresses pessimism about London talks, and notes a secret CIA briefing on Soviet forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Humphrey
Ike
Washington
D-Minn
Russia
Eisenhower
United Nations General Assembly
Senate
Bulganin
Macmillan
London
King Resigns as Governor of Hawaii
Hawaii Governor Samuel Wilder King resigns effective at the pleasure of the President as his four-year term ends. The 70-year-old Taft Republican offered no details, while the FBI checks on potential successor William F. Quinn proceed in Washington.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Samuel Wilder King
King
FBI
William F.quinn
Quinn
Washington
Interior Department
Five Largest U.S. Cities by Population Listed
The five biggest U S cities by population are New York Los Angeles Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia in that order.
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United States
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
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