Final Vote On Aid Bill Due Monday
Washington AP says the House will vote Monday on a foreign aid bill reduced by 1.1 billion from Eisenhower’s request after last night approving a 3.8 billion package to bolster free world nations against communism. The bill places a spending ceiling. actual funds come later.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
White House
Senate
Democratic House
U.S
Yugoslavia
Edna F. Kelly
D-Ny
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kelly
Rep
Mich
India
Lawrence Smith
R-Wis
Bakery Burns in Washington Court House Blaze
The Pennington Bros Bakery on the west edge of Washington Court House burned out early today leaving only the walls. Fire Chief George Hall estimated damage over 500000 dollars with one casualty, Fireman Russell Whited, who was treated for smoke inhalation and not seriously hurt. The fire started in the roof and the cause was not immediately known.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Pennington Bros
George Hall
Russell Whited
Memorial Hospital
Officials Predict Rejection of Bulganin Plan in Disarmament Talks
Washington officials forecast a sharp rebuff to Soviet Premier Bulganin’s letter proposing a “new approach” to disarmament and a cutback of forces in Germany. They say safeguards are absent and that U.S. and Western powers will resist Soviet withdrawal of troops, stressing the need for verifiable limits amid allied consultations with Britain and France. Bulganin also urged a broad U.N. inquiry into subcommittee work and criticized the London session as delaying progress.
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Washington
Russia
Germany
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
White House
Moscow Radio
Dulles
Bulganin
Konrad Adenauver
Bulgarin
East Germany
Poland
America
West Germany
Europe
United States
Adenauér
Eden
Guy Mollet
U.N
London
U.N. Committee On Disarmament
New York
Powers
Canaa
Truce Team Inspectors Leave Korea
The U.N. Command evacuated 16 neutral truce inspectors from three South Korean ports to the demilitarized zone. The Swedish Swiss Czech and Polish inspectors were airlifted north without incident and could return to the DMZ within days. Evacuation was ordered a week earlier amid Allied accusations that Communists abused the inspection system and built up arms in North Korea.
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Korea
U.N
Demilitarized Zone
South Korea
North Korea
Swindle Is Aptly Named In Fourth Fraud Sentence
Phoenix, Ariz. Dewey Swindle, 54, sent to prison for the fourth time for issuing bogus checks. He admitted passing a bad check of 85.50 to finance his job search. The judge sentenced him to a term of three to five years.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Dewey Swindle
Swindle
Man Learns Thug Means What He Says
Newark city councilman Jack M. Walder was shot and critically wounded by a burglar in his bedroom as his wife surprised him in their home. Walder was struck twice in the stomach. a mink stole belonging to Mrs Walder and a neighbor’s child’s property were taken. A four year old granddaughter witnessed the incident and Walder was operated on after being transported to Beth Israel Hospital. The hospital reported a bullet in the lower abdomen punctured the intestine in ten places and his condition remained critical.
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Newark
N.J
Walder
Waldor
Waldors
Beth Israel Hospital
Trackless Jungle Rescue, Bold Safari Ends in Relief
French Brazzaville report details J Brenot's perilous jungle expedition with 43 porters. After a month of hacking through Gabun Forest, sickness and famine struck the group. A delayed relief party finally reached them on March 23, nursing Brenot and survivors back to health.
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J. Collins
Brazzaville
Equatorial Africa
Gabun Forest
N'Djole
Ekete
N Djole
Brenot
Brento
Not Too Close For Comfort In Fremont Honeymoon Crash
In Fremont Ohio a newleywed Airman 3c Don T Sipe and Beverly were driving after their ceremony when a highway guardrail pierced the car at the Norwalk Sandusky turnpike interchange. Beverly suffered a broken ankle contusions and abrasions while Don T Sipe endured abrasions.
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Fremont
Ohio
Beverly
Don T. Sipe
Ohio Turnpike
Norwalk-Sandusky
Sipe
Toledo
McDill Field
Tampa
Fla
Dulles Says Security Is Costly for Nations
AMES IA Secretary of State Dulles told Iowa State College graduates that Russia is trying to build up its military and warned against seeking cheap security. He estimated the US must spend about 40 billion dollars annually on armed forces and foreign aid while maintaining living standards. He contrasted Soviet spending with the US plan and echoed Eisenhower on neutrality and the duty to aid allies.
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Iowa
Dulles
Russia
United States
Iowa State College
Congress
Moscow
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
White House
Polish poet Jan Serafinowicz dies after plunge at Henry Hudson Hotel
New York police identified Jan Lechon Serafinowicz a 60 year old Polish poet and former Polish embassy attache in Paris who plunged to his death from a high window or roof at the Henry Hudson Hotel yesterday. He was not registered at the hotel. George Krzywicki of Radio Free Europe called him one of Poland’s foremost poets and noted he came to the United States ten years ago.
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New York
Paris
Henry Hudson
Jan Lechon Serafinowicz
Manhattan
George Krzywicki
Radio Free Europe
Serafinowicz
Poland
United State
Dayton Baby Killed By Auto In Driveway
Pamela Sue Trudell an 18 month old girl was fatally injured when a car backed from a driveway at her Fairborn home in Dayton Ohio authorities said Friday night.
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Dayton
Ohio
Pamela Sue Trudell
Fairborn
Ike Goes Under Knife in Emergency Operation
President Eisenhower underwent emergency surgery at Walter Reed Hospital for a non cancerous intestinal obstruction due to ileitis. The operation lasting nearly two hours was declared successful and the President’s heart function remained normal, with officials noting a satisfactory post operative condition. The event raises questions about his 1956 reelection bid as the campaign begins its early phase. Mrs Caldee and Army Maj John Eisenhower were present during the surgery.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Howard M. Snyder
Leonard D. Heaton
Walter Reed
Fissenhower
Haggerty
Hagerty
Isador Ravain
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Philadelphia
Robert T. Gants
Max D. Smith
Caldee
John Eisenhower
Judge Sends Woman Back To Alabama
A Cleveland judge ordered Martha Winston and her eight children sent back to Alabama by rail after ruling Ohio could not legally provide charity. Winston, estranged from her husband, had moved from Livingston, Alabama to Cleveland seeking aid but faced claims of child neglect after her oldest daughter bore a child out of wedlock. the family suffered hunger with no shoes or clothes. Welfare workers warned that allowing them to stay would invite other southern families, though relief funds reportedly existed in Sumter County, Alabama.
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Cleveland
Alabama
Albert Waldman
Ohio
Martha Winston
Livingston
Ala
South
Winston
Oles
Sumter County
Red Old Guard Loses Position In Soviet Leadership
MOSCOW Deputy Premier Lazar Kaganovich the last old Bolshevik in a top policy post quits as head of the So viet Labor and Wage Committee aged 63 once a key labor troubleshooter. He will be succeeded by Alexander Volkov. Kaganovich who rose from cobbler’s apprentice to a top Kremlin organizer earlier backed a sweeping wage program and praised progress while chiding workers for slow gains.
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Moscow
Lazar Kaganovich
Soviet Union
Stalin
Supreme Soviet
V. M. Molotov
Kaganovich
Kremlin
Molotov
Communist Party
Pravda
Alexander Petrovich Volkov
Soviet of the Union
Volkov
African Republic
Siberia
Soviets Release Jap Prisoners From Manchuria Camp
In Maizuru Japan sixty released Japanese prisoners of war and two children arrived today after nearly 11 years in Soviet camps. Among the repatriates was Otozo Yamada former general and commander of the Japanese Manchurian army. The Japanese Red Cross reported 1,478 others had returned.
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Maizuru
Japan
Otozo Yamada
Japanese Red Cross
French Push Twin Drives Against Foes
France投入 fresh troops into twin drives against the Algerian frontier. In the east two infantry and a motorized division entered the fourth day of a coastal mopup near the Moroccan border with marines landing under air cover. In the west motorized and Alpine units with Foreign Legion and colonial troops routed a rebel band.
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Algiers
France
Mediterranean
New Cabinet Formed in Lebanon Ten-Man Ministry Named
Beirut Lebanese Premier Abdullah Yaffi formed a new ten man cabinet last night retaining eight ministers from the cabinet that resigned Tuesday. The reshuffle follows ongoing political tensions as Yaffi seeks stability and policy continuity in Beirut.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Abdullah Yaffi
Capitol Now Shaky Stock Market Hope
New York stock prices slid on news of President Eisenhower and hospital plans, triggering the sharpest decline since October 1955. Analysts warned the market would follow Washington cues, with heavy trading and brief intraday rallies as the ticker lagged behind. Stocks fell several dollars a share, led by declines in Santa Fe, American Telephone, Gulf Oil, and US Steel as investors weighed re election prospects. Corporate names and exact figures reflected a volatile session amid looming political news.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Washington News
Martin Gilbert
Wall Street
Bache & Co
Associated Press
Lsted
New York Stock Exchange
Santa Fe
American Telephone
Gulf
Be US Ae
Eisenhowier
Eisenhower Resigns From Penn State Presidency
Dr Milton Eisenhower submits resignation as president of Pennsylvania State University for personal reasons. He states illness of his brother not a factor and the resignation, not yet accepted, would take effect by December 31. He plans a vacation in July before deciding his future. His wife Helen died two years ago.
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University Park
Milton Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Eisenhower
Washington
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
University
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Helen
Reporters Watch Eisenhower Operation From Window Vantage Point
Warren Rogers Jr reports from Walter Reed Medical Center as Eisenhower undergoes emergency abdominal surgery to remove a small intestine blockage. Newsmen, photographers, and a press setup observe through a third floor window, the glow of the operating room, and distant movement while tension and curiosity mount.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Medical Center
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