Knowland presses for foreign aid restoration in Senate
Senate Republican Leader Knowland urged restoring part of the House foreign aid cuts as the Foreign Relations Committee weighed a minimum 600 million dollar increase. He stressed bipartisan support and said the panel seeks full cost details from the administration while Democratic leaders warned a strong case is needed to justify any increase.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
Calif
House
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Georget
D-Ga
George
Eienhower
Johnson
Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
Cards Giants Swap Four for Four in Midseason Deal
ST LOUIS Cardinals trade four players to the New York Giants in exchange for four. Red Schoendienst Jackie Brandt Bill Sarni and Dick Littlefield go to the Giants in return for Al Dark Whitey Lockman Ray Katt and Don Liddle. Frank Lane states no cash involved and outlines positional shifts for Don Blasingame Don Dark and Moon in the lineup as Musial Repulski and Moon form the outfield with Lockman taking Brandt’s spot.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Red Birds
Red Schoendienst
Jackie Brandt
Bill Sarni
Dick Littlefield
Giants
al Dark
Whitey Lockman
Ray Katt
Don Liddle
Cardinal
Frank Lane
Lane
Don Blasingame
Dark
Cardinals
Stan Musial
Rip Repulski
Wally Moon
Moon
Lockman
Twining to Visit Russia to View Soviet Air Power
Gen Nathan Twining and nine Air Force officers will fly to Moscow on June 23 to observe a Russian air show. If allowed beyond the show, the visit could open a pattern for future exchanges with Soviet air officials. The delegation includes Brig. Gen William Blanchard Lt. Gen Frank Everest Lt. Gen Donald Putt and Lt. Gen Thomas Power.
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Washington
Nathan Twining
Air Force
Strategic Bomber Force
Russia
Moscow
United States
Twining
Oklahoma City
William H. Blanchard
Curtis E. LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Frank F. Everest
Donald L. Putt
Thomas S. Power
Air Research and Development Command
For Dad, 3 Is Really A Crowd For Dad
CONWAY N C Dad returns from work to a kid chorus with Barry and Larry. The doctor had just left before the father heard the news and now the three share swollen jaws from the mumps. The scene captures a family moment as the three hoarse trio greet Dad.
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Conway
N. C
Barry
Harry Jenkins
Larry
Daddy
Hysteroscope Aids Look-See At Uterine Tumors
In Chicago a look-see test with a pencil-thin hysteroscope allows direct visualization of the uterus interior to decide if tumors warrant hysterectomy. The device, shown at the American Medical Association meeting by Drs. Norment and Sikes, can reveal benign fibroids and spare many women unnecessary surgery. It also helps distinguish internal tumors from external ones and may indicate bleeding due to hormonal issues. The instrument, already in use in other cities, promises safer, more targeted treatment.
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Chicago
American Medical Assn
William B. Norment
C. Henry Sikes
Greensboro
N.C
Norment
Sykes
Hiram Broods So He’s Happy at Mesker Park Zoo
In Evansville Indiana AP Hiram the papa emu at Mesker Park Zoo now has a brood of five babies about a month old the largest hatch yet for Hiram and Emme in their 19 years there Don Davis 200 director said the hatch came from nine eggs The only other surviving offspring from 1954 is in a separate pen with Emma Hiram hatched two chicks from nine eggs in 1953 but both died and he produced no chicks from 20 eggs five years ago.
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Evansville
Ind
Hiram
Papa Emu
Mesker Park Zoo
Don Davis
Emme
Mesker
Emma
Nixon Quote On Probes Haunts GOP
Democrats cite 1951 Nixon remarks as argument for investigating Murray Chotiner and his government clients. The subcommittee, led by Sen McClellan, weighs Chotiner’s past law work for Army contractors and campaign figures amid calls to reveal client lists and details.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Murray M. Chotiner
Chotiner
Congress
Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
California
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
William M. Boyle Jr
Max Siskind
Boyle
Siskind
Explosion Blamed On Water Heater In Cincinnati
Explosion ripped out two sides of an apartment building in Cincinnati late Friday night. Excessive steam pressure from a basement water heater is blamed for the blast, killing one man and injuring 18 others. Local authorities and witnesses describe a scene of debris and smoke as emergency crews searched the wreckage. The blast damaged surrounding units and prompted evacuations as investigators began reviewing utility and safety records.
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Cincinnati
Tug Sinks In Storm Four Missing As Five Rescued
Three survivors of the tug May Dee sinking off the Mississippi coast were rescued early today as violent tropical storm conditions persisted. Four crewmen remained missing while eight others from a barge were saved, with Coast Guard and rescue ships still patrolling the Mississippi Sound. Winds hit 52 mph and the storm disrupted coast traffic from New Orleans to Florida.
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Mississippi
Q. J. Senac
Morgan City
Cormorant
Bay St. Louis
Anas
Mississippi Sound
Stevens and Co, Inc
Grand Island Chanel
Mississippi Line
Clay Calhoun
Stevens
Coast Guard
Cat Island
South Mississippi
Florida
Biloxi
Miss
Grand Isle
Lake Pontchartrain
Lake Bridge
Thomas Sees GOP Victory Prediction At Speech
Norman Thomas, veteran Socialist candidate, said Eisenhower could be re elected if voters are not frightened by his illness. At 72 he lauded himself as a loyal Socialist while warning Democrats must avoid alienating Southern and Negro voters with civil rights stances.
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Pittsburgh
Norman Thomas
Eisenhower
Thomas
Socialist Party
Race Question Found Important
A Catholic Digest survey shows that Negro and white race relations are considered a higher public priority than the atomic bomb and juvenile delinquency, highlighting social tensions in the era.
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New York
Weather OT and sultry heat grips Miami Valley
Hot humid weather dominates as moist south air pushes into the Miami Valley. Officials forecast considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms, a high near 88 and low around 66. Friday should bring rain and slightly cooler highs near 85. Middletown logged 95 at 4 pm yesterday and 61 this morning with last night’s downpour totaling 1.05 inches.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Connelly Caudle Found Guilty in Tax Conspiracy Case
Former White House secretary Matthew J Connelly and ex Justice Department tax chief T Lamar Caudle were convicted by a federal jury of conspiring to defraud the government by shielding Irving Sachs in a tax evasion prosecution. Trial jurors deliberated over 8 hours 43 minutes. Sentencing set for July 19. potential penalties include five years in prison and a $10,000 fine each.
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ST. Louis
Matthew J Connelly
T. Lamar Caudle
Truman
U. S Dist
Rubey M. Hulen
Connelly
White House
Candle
Justice Department
Tax Division
Caudle
Wadesboro
N.C
New York
Irving Sachs
Sachs
Hulen
U.S
Ralph E Truman
Federal Building
Herbert A. Giesler
Ste. Genevieve
Air Force raises B52 bomber goal to 600 by 1959
Lt Gen C S Irvine said the Air Force boosted its long range B52 bomber goal from 500 to 600 by 1959 and raised monthly production from 17 to 20, with units costing about 84 million dollars each. He also stated the U.S. still leads in air power. The House Armed Services Committee plans to examine rocket development, including the Army Jupiter missile, with hearings proposed by Rep Patterson. Vinson indicated the panel may invite other services for progress briefings.
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Washington
Air Force
Irvine
Special Armed Services Subcommittee
Armed Services Committee
Army
Rep
Patterson
R-Conn
Vinson
Senate
Severe Rain Storm Crashes Through Cincinnati Marquee
A 40 foot marquee at the Sheraton-Gibson Hotel collapsed during a Tuesday night storm in Cincinnati, injuring six people. The front section toppled onto the sidewalk after a lightning strike or heavy rainwater buildup. Two victims were hurled through a restaurant window. Electric lines failed across the region as two hours of severe weather hit Cincinnati and nearby Northern Kentucky. John Bredding and Philip Grove, both 25 and 29, suffered severe cuts. Witnesses recalled a sudden bolt of lightning just before the collapse.
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Cincinnati
Cincionati
Kentucky
Sheraton-Gibson
Cincine Nati Area
Music Hall
14Th Street
U.S. Weather Bureau
John Bredding
Philip Grove
Lronten
Grove
Revolt Over Calm Restored In Argentina
Argentina's provisional government lifted martial law after last weekend's revolt claiming control while warning that remaining Peronist and Communist elements still threaten. A cabinet minister noted not all enemies are executed or rested as about 800 people are in custody on charges of plotting against President Aramburu.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pedro Aramburu
Juan Peron
Diehard Peronistas
Aramburu
Canada dumps polio vaccine for safety
The director of the Canadian Foundation for Poliomyelitis says the Canadian government discarded about a million dollars worth of Salk polio vaccine to ensure 100 percent safety. He asserts the vaccine was not that bad but failed to meet government standards.
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Vancouver
B. C
Canadian Foundation For Poliomyelitis
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