Eisenhower to decide Talbott fate without Senate advice
President Eisenhower said he will personally decide Harold E. Talbott's future as Air Force secretary after the Senate Investigations subcommittee winds up its review of his outside business ties. Talbott said he will resign from the Mulligan firm next Sunday and denied press reports of a formal resignation. He admitted making calls and writing on Air Force stationery about the Mulligan company, saying he now sees this was mistaken. The subcommittee plans to release its findings after completing hearings.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harold E. Talbott
Air Force
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Talbott
McClellan
Dark
Subcommittee
New York
Paul B. Mulligan and Co
Pentagon
White House
Mulligan
Mulligan Company
Sen. Mundt
RSD
Douglas Aircraft Corp
Donald W. Douglas Sr
Donald Jr
Bulgaria acknowledges shoot down of Israeli airliner
Bulgaria admits its antiaircraft guns shot down an Israeli Constellation over Yugoslav Bulgaria, killing 58 aboard. Government to form a cabinet commission. 12 Americans among the dead. Plane off course by about 100 miles over Bulgarian territory near Sofia. The crash occurred near Patricia close to the Greek border after bombing by Bulgarian shells. Affected passengers include several Americans and Canadians with immigrant families among the Russians. The Israeli airline carried 51 passengers and 7 crew plus several officials en route to Israel via Vienna and Istanbul.
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London
Bulgaria
Bulgarian Telegraph Agency
Yugoslavia
Sofia
Vienna
Istanbul
Israel
Petrich
House of Commons
R. H. Turton
Herbert Morrison
Laborite
Turton
Morrison
Mt Orvile
Salonika
Struma
Vardar
Sovia
Associated Press
Lon
Athens
Patricia
Greece
Bella Avram
O. Cohen
Hameiry
A. Hahn
Hann
A. Mann
Schaeffer
R. Sacks
A. Sacks
D. Sacks
M. Katz
Zahana Sheinbaum
To Lead Army Adolf Heusinger Appointed West German General
The Bundestag security committee announced that Adolf Heusinger, 57, will become a top general in the new West German army with the rank of field marshal, the same rank he held during World War II.
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Adolf Heusinger
Wehrmacht
Bundestag
Bonn
Heusinger
Father May Attempt To Identify Body In Columbus Case
The father of 19 year old Paul R Post, who died from gas asphyxiation 11 years ago, is expected to try to identify a recently exhumed body near Plain City to confirm if it is his son. Prosecutor Samuel L Devine identified the remains as Paul R Post, though the step mother, Nola Post, cast doubt and noted the suit may belong to Dorman Post of Urbana.
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Columbus
Ohio
Plain City
Madison County
Lola Celli
Grandview
Samuel L. Devine
Paul R. Post
Nola Post
Dorman Post
Urbana
Nine Teenagers Survive After Tsunami Wave Kills Thirty Six
A giant wave swept 45 Japanese junior high girls testing swimming skills off TsU Sea of Ise near Nagoya. Rescue crews saved nine. 36 died amid delays in first aid and late police response. All students from the Tsu community were on a weeklong course when the wave struck.
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Tsu
Japan
Sea of Ise
Nagoya
Honshu
Taro Takino
Susumu Nagai
Stick To Right Ike Tells Boys
President Eisenhower urged Boys Nation members to choose what is right and stand by it as a path to success and potential future presidents. The group from two youths per state presented officers Douglas Hopper and Kenneth Jennison, and gifted Ike an honorary pin and a motor tiller for his Gettysburg farm.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Boys’ Nation
American Legion National Americanism Commission
Douglas Hopper
Glendale Calif
Kenneth R. Jennison
Carthace Mo
Gettysburg
Pair Questioned In Ohio Slaying
In Warren Ohio police questioned a man age 22 and a woman age 18 after the body of 15 year old Sylvia Tanner was found along Lover's Lane with stab wounds to the neck and chest and a gash on the head. Investigators planned lie detector tests though no charges were filed yet.
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Warren
Ohio
Sylvia Tanner
Senators Propose U S Invitation for Soviets Nixon Visit
Senators Aiken and Sparkman urged inviting top Soviet leaders to the United States and sending Vice President Nixon or Dulles to Russia. They couched the idea in exchange visits and back-and-forth citizen exchanges amid ongoing discussions of broader cultural exchanges and immigration fingerprint rules.
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U.S
Nixon
Soviet
Washington
Aiken
R-Vi
Sparkman
Dala
United States
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Geneva
Eden
London
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Britain
Dulles
Truman
Justice Vinson
Moscow
Vinson
George
State Department
Iowa
Eisenhower presses Congress to reconsider highway bill defeat
President Eisenhower urged Congress to revisit highway legislation after the House rejected his multi billion dollar program funded by bonds and taxes. The vote defeated both his plan and a Democratic pay as you go alternative, signaling possible next year adjournment with no new road measure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Congress
McCormack
Massachusetts
Special Commission
Senate
Rep
Dondero
R-Mich
House approves foreign aid bill to Senate
The House passed a compromise $2,703,341,750 foreign aid bill sending it to the Senate. It carries about 560 million less in new funds than President Eisenhower requested.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Ohio Supreme Court Rules Grants To Veterans Valid
The Ohio Supreme Court upholds legislative grants to veteran organizations as a valid public purpose. The ruling ends challenges by Brunner Dickman and Jerome Goldman who argued funds for rehabilitation and patriotism violated the constitution. Previous courts and assemblies had varied on the appropriations totaling about $266,000 for two years.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus, Ohio
Brunner Dickman
Jerome Goldman
High Court
General Assemblies
101St General Assembly
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Ohio House Voting on Eisenhower Road Bills
Washington report shows Ohio House voting on two highway measures. In the road-building bill all 17 Republicans voted yes and all six Democrats voted no. In the tax-raising financing bill nine Republicans and four Democrats voted for, eight Republicans and two Democrats against. List of Republicans and Democrats by stance included.
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Washington
Ohio
Eisenhower
Baumhart
Frances Bolton
Oliver Bolton
Brown
McCulloch
McGregor
Minshall
Schenck Scherer
Ashley
Hays
Polk
Vanik
Ayres
Betts
Bow
Clevenger
Henderson
Hess
Jenkins
Vorys
Feighar
Kirwan
Weather shifts with cool front bring scattered showers
A cool front is expected to bring scattered showers and thunderstorms today through Friday, cooling the heat wave. Officials forecast cloudy skies, high in the 80s, and a low in the 70s with a return to sunny, warm weather by Friday afternoon. Yesterday's high reached 103 with a 79 low earlier this morning.
Lausche Signals Possible Special Session Over Truck Tax
Gov. Frank Lausche said he would not hesitate to call Ohio's legislature into a special session if a study of an adverse Ohio Supreme Court ruling on the axle-mile tax for trucks indicates the session is needed. He spoke at the Knox County fairgrounds in Mount Vernon.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio court orders refund of highway use tax to Michigan trucks
A 4-3 court ruling requires Ohio to refund highway use taxes collected from Michigan truckers under an Ohio Michigan road program. Gov Ron says he may call a special session after talks with top lawmakers and the attorney general. The decision touches a 1937 reciprocity pact and could affect millions in revenue.
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Cornty
Kline L. Roberts
Franklin
Michigan
Ohio
Roger Cloud
House
Senate
C.stanley Mechem
Athens
Stanley J. Bowers
Bowers
Cold Hot Dog Order Unclaimed At Smiths Cafe
Mooresville North Carolina. Fred Campbell, owner of Smiths Cafe, reported a telephone order for 125 hot dogs with all the trimmings placed Monday night. Campbell prepared the items, but the caller has not picked them up.
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Mooresville
N. C
Smith’s Cafe
Fred Campbell
Campbell
Milk Truck Overturns Killing Dayton Driver
A Dayton man identified as Donald DeVogel was killed when a milk truck overturned near U S Route 35 by Zimmerman in Xenia Ohio yesterday after swerving to avoid a dog.
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Dayton
Xenia
Ohio
Dayton Milke
Donald DeVogel
U.S
Zimmerman
Congress Near Adjourment After Key Bill Outcomes
Congress moved two major bills toward final action as House leaders expect adjournment delays into next week. The minimum wage bill would raise the interstate floor to 1.00 and the foreign aid measure totals 2.703 billion in new cash, both headed to the White House.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
House Democratic
McCormack
Massachusetts
White House
Eisenhower
Labor
Mitchell
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