Bridges forecasts partial approval of Eisenhower program
Sen Styles Bridges predicts Congress will approve major parts of the administration agenda but not always in Eisenhower’s preferred form. He cites defense reorganization, foreign aid, reciprocal trade, and a civilian space agency bill likely to be revised by the Senate.
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GOP
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Turkish Consulate in Cyprus Bombed Amid Attack
A bomb hit the porch of the Turkish consulate press office in Nicosia on Saturday night. Glass and doors were shattered but there were no injuries.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Nicosia
Clever cat chews cheese and threads the rathole
A playful line shows a clever cat biting cheese and breathing hard as it noses into a rathole, revealing a lighthearted twist on a classic chase.
De Gaulle Wins Cabinet Backing for Unity Push
Paris AP reports the cabinet endorsed Charles de Gaulle's Algeria peace drive and promised local elections in Algeria within a month with equal votes for Arabs Berbers and French. It also urged bringing an Algerian Muslim into the cabinet and curbing rightwing public safety committees while reinforcing Salan's authority.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Building Boom Expands in Middletown Area Projects
The Journal highlights two major summer developments. The Cincinnati Dayton expressway ground breaking starts tomorrow. North Middletown sanitary sewer project reaches one month, with city manager advice to residents.
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Middletown
Journal
North Middletown
Ed Edmiston
Charles Starkweather
Salan Named Civilian-Military Chief of Algeria
In Algiers the Algerian revolutionary junta placed Roelt under Gen Raoul Salan's authority as civilian and military leader of Algeria. Premier de Gaulle designated Salan to oversee integration of souls per De Gaulle's orders. Massu canceled a large Saturday forum demonstration saying the forum days are over and this is a period of work.
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Andre Malraux
France
Algeria
Malraux
Raoul Salan
Salan
Committees of Public Safety
Oran
Algiers
Roelt
Algerian Committee of Public Safety
Jacques Massu
Massu
Father Ends Life While Kids Watch
Joseph Cool, 32, told his six children he was tired of living and hanged himself from a tree in Lawrence, while several children watched. The sheriff said he tied a rope to a tree near the back porch, stood on a playground swing, and jumped. A 7-year-old son tried to lift the body but could not, and the mother sought help from a neighbor. She had learned Friday she would likely give birth to twins.
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Lawrence, Kan
Joseph Cool
Dale Chappel
Cool
Mrs. Cool
Saud Relative Held Guilty Of Plot In Syria
In Damascus a three man tribunal convicted Asad Ibrahim Meri and his brother Majed Ibrahim Meri in absentia for plotting to assassinate President Nasser and to launch a coup in Syria. The court sentenced them to life imprisonment. Saud of Saudi Arabia denied the charge, tied to sabotaging the Egypt Syria merger.
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Syria
Saud
Nasser
Asad Ibrahim Meri
Majed Ibrahim Meri
United Arab Republic
Saudi Arabia
Khrushchev Sees Billion-Dollar Trade Move To Boost Soviet Living
Khrushchev offered a one billion dollar trade deal to the United States seen by Westerners in Moscow as a bid to raise living standards in the Soviet Union and a push for peaceful coexistence. Western observers doubt U.S. Congress credits will be approved while Pravda and Izvestia praised the move as a step toward expanded trade with the capitalist world.
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Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Russia
Khrushchev
West
Pravda
Izvestia
Soviet Union
Socialist Bloc
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U.S
Hemispheric Message Sent By President
Assistant Secretary Roy R. Rubottom Jr. will carry President Eisenhower’s reply to Brazilian President Juscelino Kubitschek. Rubottom departs Sunday for Rio de Janeiro to deliver the letter Monday. Kubitschek urged a thorough review of hemispheric policy and mutual understanding.
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State Department
Brazil
Eisenhower
Juscelino Kubitschek
Roy R. Rubottom Jr
Kubitschek
Rio de Janeiro
White House
Whch
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Sentiment Over Flowers Lands Man in Jail in Chicago
William Bernaugh, chasing romance, gathered geraniums and petunias from flower boxes before Chicago's central police headquarters. Six officers questioned his intent but backed his claim of romantic sentiment, yet he was jailed after the bouquet incident.
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Chicago
William Bernaugh
Bernaugh
Central Police
Macmillan Arrives in Washington for Talks With Eisenhower
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Washington to discuss with President Eisenhower issues including Western trade with the Soviet Union and a potential summit with Russia. Dulles will attend the first talks, while Macmillan plans a visit to DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Russia
Macmillan
London
U.S
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
France
Paris
de Gaulle
Dulles
Pete Macmillan
Indiana
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Britain
John Foster Dulles
Auto Union Tries To End Strike Talk
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers sought to quell strike sentiment among Chrysler workers during a fragile labor truce. UAW President Walter Reuther's aides urged 500 stewards and shop committeemen to avoid further incidents after Friday's plant shutdowns. Art Hughes of the Chrysler talks projected workers would stay on the job next week.
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United Auto Workers
Chrysler
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Art Hughes
42 Years From Noon No Car Downtown Above Ground
AP reports forecasts for the year 2042 from the Associated General Contractors of America reflecting a city transformed by sun powered energy and elevated mass transit. Vice President Nixon will dedicate a new headquarters chest containing these predictions from architecture and engineering editors.
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Washington
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Joseph Watterson
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American Institute For Architects
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Senator Attacks New Labor Bill in Senate Critique
Senator T Curtis of Nebraska condemned the proposed labor bill as inadequate saying it ignores reality. Senator Barry Goldwater termed it milk toast while Senator John L McClellan supported it after Labor Committee approval. Kennedy praised the measure as fully effective and reform aims include union financial disclosures and rank and file control amid Taft Hartley changes.
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Senate
Sen
T. Curtis
R-Neb
Curtis
Barry Goldwatter
Ark
Labor Committee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Rackets Investigating Committee
McClellan
John F. Kennedy
CAB Favors Independent Air Agency
In Boston on Saturday, CAB Chairman James R. Durfee backed creating a new independent federal aviation agency. He said the board supports unified air traffic control with centralized operation and research, while stressing safety improvements and not downplaying midair tragedies.
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James R. Durfee
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Federal Aviation Agency
Durfee
Senate Aviation
Washington
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Starkweather to Die in Chair on December 17
Lincoln Nebraska reports 19 year old Charles Starkweather ordered to die in the electric chair December 17 after admitting involvement in 11 slayings. The order came Saturday as authorities set the date for the execution.
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Starkweather
Electric Chair
Farm Plan Battle Ahead in Congress Over New Programs
In an election year clash, House farm leaders push a broad omnibus bill with new programs for cotton, corn, wheat, rice, milk, and wool. Secretary Benson labels it unattractive and criticizes special interest provisions while Congress uses a commodity-by-commodity path to rally support and extend key acts and subsidies.
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Congress
Eisenhower
House
House Agriculture Committee
Benson
Steel Executive Dies in Houston at 71
Edward A. Killroy, 71, chairman of Kilroy Structural Steel Co. of Cleveland, died Friday night at a Houston hospital.
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Houston, Tex
Edward A. Killroy
Kilroy Structural Steel Co
Cleveland
Houston
Russian diplomat expelled over paid seek for secret military documents
The United States expelled Nikolai I. Kurochkin third secretary of the Soviet Embassy after he paid Arlington Virginia resident Charles Beaumet about 450 to obtain secret material. Beaumet registered as a foreign agent and cooperated with the FBI while no action was taken against him.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
State Department
Nikolai I. Kurochkin
U.S
Kurochkin
Beaumet
Lenvin
Justice Department
Leavin
FBI
Russia
Fire damages Cleveland Heights car dealership
AP reports a fire severely damaged an auto dealership in Cleveland Heights on Saturday. Partners Harold Artz and Kenneth Cohen estimate the loss at $250,000 with no injuries. The blaze reportedly began in the service department, affecting about 15 to 18 new cars.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Heights
Harold Artz
Kenneth Cohen
Artz
Wee House in the Woods Hosts 28th Folk Song Festival
Ashland Kentucky hosts a Sunday event featuring mountain music from ages 2 to 80 at the 28th annual American Folk Song Festival. The theme is Peace and two familiar festival names Aunt Polly Triplett and Mrs Lyda Messer Caudill are absent.
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Jean Thomas
Polly Triplett
Lyda Messer Caudill
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