Senators Backing Aid Concept Face Defeat Amid Turmoil
Washington AP Dulles testifies before Senate Foreign Relations on the failure to attach satellite aid to the foreign aid bill. He says the State Department did not take a position but prefers separate action. The panel rejected Kennedy's amendment 43 to 42, aiming to loosen Moscow's grip and allow Eisenhower aid to satellites if beneficial.
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Chuckle Prompt Teases New Mishap
A playful prompt urges readers to avoid repeating the same error and to try a fresh misstep instead, turning a lesson into light humor. The lighthearted challenge hints at learning through mischief in a cheeky tone.
Storm toll climbs as searchers race through Wis. wreckage
A tornado outbreak in northwestern Wisconsin left 30 dead, 6 missing, and hundreds injured. Mrs. Rolf Lunn, 21, died from Colfax injuries at Luther Hospital Eau Claire, while her baby remained hospitalized. Erling Lunn and another child were killed. Ralph Huseby was identified as the truck driver once thought dead. gov officials estimate millions in damage as Red Cross reports 615 affected families and over 100 homes destroyed.
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Erling Lunns
Colfax
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Ralph Huseby
Minneapolis
Vernon Thomson
Red Cross
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Boys Play On Tracks Two Die In Ohio Tragic Accident
Barbfton Ohio AP two young brothers Jimmy Hazuka 10 Ronald 8 and friend Ted Manns 9 were playing on an Erie Railroad tire site when a westbound freight train hit them engineer John L Sontag 65 Marion shouted its horn and braked but the boys could not escape Ted reached safety as the others were struck near the trestle High steel barriers blocked escapes to the east bound track authorities said the incident occurred late Thursday and only three counties reported damage elsewhere
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Ohio
Jimmy Haizuka
Ronald
Ted Manns
Erie Railroad
John L. Son‘tag
Marion
Ted
Haruka
Alsenhower
Dunn
Chippewa
St. Croix
Eau Claire County
Police Bulletin Notes Diet Plan for Sgt Glennon
INDEPENDENCE Mo AP Police Sgt Maurice J Glennon posted a message on a police bulletin board saying he will refrain from eating except coffee to lose weight but has gained 15 pounds His wife signed the order.
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Maurice J. Glennon
Glennon
France Sees Tensions With U S In North Africa
Algiers report says de Gaulle's return fuels improved French mood toward the United States on the surface but masks resentment over American actions in North Africa. French critics cite U S aid to Tunisia and involvement in Suez as hostile to Paris, warning that Arab independence gains could intensify anti American sentiment.
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Caruso Contends With Mathis In KGO Poll
Stanford students mailed 2000 ballots voting for Enrico Caruso as the second choice to Johnny Mathis in a four hour records poll on KGO San Francisco set for June 14.
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Auto Plant Shuts Down In Detroit
Chrysler Corp. halted assembly at Plymouth body and assembly plants in Detroit sending 2,700 workers home after 100 UAW members walked off in the Plymouth trim department. UAW president Walter Reuther urged restraint to protect the auto industry while contract talks continue.
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Pleasant weekend forecast with warm temperatures
Cool Canadian air moves into the Miami Valley bringing mostly sunny skies through Sunday. Today’s high reaches 80 with a cooler night near 50. Saturday and Sunday warm to the low 80s and near record highs were yesterday in Middletown at 93 with a 50 low this morning. Rainfall yesterday was negligible.
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Middletown
De Gaulle Seizes Strife-Torn Algeria In Speech and Action
In Oran premier De Gaulle announced he will govern Algeria directly and named Gen Raoul Salan as delegate-general. He urged the All-Algeria Public Safety Committee to focus on integrating Muslim and European communities while a nascent rebellion persisted. He promised a three month referendum on constitutional reforms with Algerians and French voting.
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Massu
U.S
Ohio
Negro Professor Detained After Trying to Enter University
Jackson Mississippi AP report says 37 year old Clennon King former Alcorn A&M faculty member was jailed briefly for attempting to cross Mississippi racial lines by entering the University of Mississippi summer session. He described his efforts as ending and was held in a patrol headquarters cell. Authorities planned psychiatric evaluation if needed. Governor Coleman defended the patrol action and promised King’s legal rights would be protected.
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Richard Butler
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Latins Miffed by U S Policy in Americas Clash
South American officials criticize U S policy for limiting oil sales from Venezuela and blocking minerals from Peru and Chile. They urge closer ties with the Soviet bloc while warning American actions push them toward communism and away from Washington.
Arab misgivings fade but U.S. ties remain fragile
In the Arab East the literacy gap hurts American standing yet most individuals remain cordial toward Americans. Nationalists clash with Washington while Lebanon shows pro American leanings. A neutral stance could ease Arab disillusionment if U.S. policy is firm and balanced.
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Little Rock Discipline Dealt With During Integration Probe
Two New York educators testified they believed Little Rock school authorities mishandled discipline during the first year of racial integration at Central High. The NAACP opposed a school board petition for a 24 year suspension of integration.
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Little Rock
Central High School
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Long Beach
N. Y
Virgil M. Rogers
Syracuse University
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FLN Raps De Gaulle Peace Plan at United Nations
FLN spokesman M hammad Yazid at the United Nations pledges to seek U N support for Algerian independence, denouncing De Gaulle’s plan as a step toward French rule. He warns war will spread across North Africa and calls for a meeting of Asian African delegates to push the issue at next fall’s session.
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M'hammad Yazid
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Suitor Kills Woman and Self in Cincinnati Home
The bullet riddled body of 52 year old Agnes McNeal a hotel cashier was found in her Cincinnati home along with the body of her suitor Erich Radder 59 who had recently worked as a waiter at the same downtown hotel. Police theorize McNeal was killed by Radder who then killed himself. Brieg said 10 to 12 bullet wounds mar McNeal and Radder was shot once in the right temple.
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Erich. Radder
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