Foreign Aid Study Planned by Senator Jackson
Senator Jackson described the foreign aid program as a clumsy patchwork and urged a full study of its basic concept. He spoke as the Foreign Relations Committee neared action on a House passed bill authorizing 3.8 billion in new military and economic aid, with House cuts to be reconsidered. He called for a broader good neighbor approach and warned the program risks losing friends and fueling Soviet influence.
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Israel May Toughen Policy As Sharett Quits Foreign Post
Israel moves toward a tougher stance toward its Arab neighbors as Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett resigns after a policy split with Prime Minister Ben-Gurion. Sharett will submit his resignation at a Cabinet meeting. Golda Meir (Mrs. Golda Myerson) is named to succeed him, temporarily.
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Israel
Moshe Sharett
Sharett
Mapai
Democratic Labor
David Ben-Gurion
Zionist Movement
Ben-Gurion
Golda Myerson
Milwaukee
Mordechai Namir
Labor Federation
Labor
Myerson
Sea of Galilee
United States
Europe
Plumber Seeks To Recover $18,000 Found In Heater
In Wilson North Carolina a plumber named C Louis Deans 26 begins a superior court action to recover 180 one hundred dollar bills totaling 18000 found in a cloth bag in the home of M C Godwin near Buckhorn on Oct 5 1955 Godwin says he has the money and offered a $5 reward Deans claims Godwin knew nothing of the bag before discovery and Godwin lost a prior case seeking dismissal of the claim Godwin contends the money was hidden by his late wife who died in 1954
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Weather forecast for Miami Valley with warm humid trend
The Miami Valley is expected to stay warm and humid through Tuesday with partly cloudy skies today and tonight. Showers and thunderstorms may occur mainly afternoon and evening, with highs near 90 and lows around 70. Middletown reported 91 degrees Sunday afternoon and a 68 degree low this morning, while yesterday’s rainfall totaled .28 inches.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Price Pearson tie prompts CBS review of $64,000 Challenge
CBS will review the Sonny Fox slip during The $64,000 Challenge playoff between Vincent Price and Bill Pearson after listeners heard a preanswer hint to Pearson. Both identified eight art signatures correctly in Pasadena, sharing $32,000 each until the producers study a kinescope to decide the outcome.
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Bill Pearson
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CBS
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Pearson
Price
Pasadena
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Daumier
Durer
Gauguin
Whistler
Hals
Michelangelo
Forest Fire Ends British Troops Manhunt in Cyprus
Nineteen British soldiers were killed and eighteen injured when a forest fire swept through the Troodos Mountains trapping troops pursuing EOKA leaders led by George Grivas. The blaze, whose cause is undetermined, halted a major operation that had involved about 2,000 troops. Seventy American personnel at a Nicosia restaurant were injured or killed by bombs in a separate incident.
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Cyprus
Troodos
George Grivas
EOKA
Dighenis
Grivas
Greece
U.S
William P. Boteler
Washington, D.C
U.S. State Department
Missing Boy Found In Lake Erie In Drowning Case
The Cleveland coroner confirms 8 year old John Dale Mower was found Sunday in Lake Erie about 500 feet from Lake Shore Country Club. No injuries except drowning. tests planned. His stepfather identified the body at the Coast Guard station after a months long search for the missing boy from So Winski playground. His mother questions the identification. Police note no signs of violence. investigators consider Doan Creek as a possible source of the fall that led to the drowning.
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Lake Shore Country Club
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Virginia Haake
John D. Mower
David E. Kerr
Samuel R. Gerber
Cuyahoga County
Doan Creek
Rocket Sled Sets Record at Edwards Air Force Base
Convair Division claims a world speed record of 1560 mph for a recoverable rocket sled on a 10 000 foot rail at Edwards AFB Mojave Desert California. The prior record was 1280 mph on a longer track at Edwards. The lighter sled tests rain impact on high speed aircraft or missiles.
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General Dynamics Corp
Edwards Air Force Base
Mojave Desert
California
Edwards
Grenade Thrown Into Munich Night Club
In Munich a hand grenade exploded in a Freimann night club near a U.S. Army barracks Sunday night injuring eight American soldiers and nine Germans. Police said an unidentified person tossed the grenade after U S Military Police ordered American customers to leave amid an argument. Two Germans remained in critical condition. The 17 injured were taken to German and American hospitals. two have been released. A U S Army spokesman said the grenade may be American made.
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Turtle Soup Turns Turtle Into Zoo Prize
Broken Bow resident T R Pate found a 102 pound turtle on a riverbank four days ago and faced a decision to kill or give it away. He learned Lincoln Park Zoo in Oklahoma City was seeking a large turtle for its reptile exhibit and plans to collect the creature this week.
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Hugh
T. R. Pate
Little River
Here
Pate
Lincoln Park Zoo
Oklahoma City
Bob Jenni
Flag rises over Suez Canal as British troops depart
Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser raises Egypts flag over the Suez Canal zone in Port Said with a plea that no foreign flag fly here again. Nine MIGs overhead and a 2 gun salute mark the moment as the last British soldier leaves Port Said ending 73 years of occupation. A national holiday is declared for June 18.
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Egypt
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Suez Canal Zone
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Nile
Dmitri Shepilov
Bernesht
Nile Delta
Cairo
Czechoslovakia
Alexandria
Voters Pick Moderate In Bolivian Election
In Bolivia, Hernan Siles Zuazo won the presidency with under 20 percent of votes, promising reforms to state run tin mines and land redistribution. The National Revolutionary Movement seeks US aid amid inflation, defeating Oscar Unzaga de la Vega of the Socialist Falange amid limited violence and a shooting incident involving a Uruguayan embassy car.
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Bolivia
Hernan Siles Zuazo
Siles Zuazo
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Victor Paz Estenssoro
United States
Oscar Unzaga de la Vega
Socialist Falange Party
Unzaga
Diego Hurgos
Montevideo el
Nixon Meets Eisenhower A Dulles Visit At Walter Reed
Vice President Nixon said there was no political talk during his meeting with President Eisenhower at Walter Reed Hospital. Eisenhower will choose time and place to discuss his political future, if he decides to run again. Dulles joined for a brief discussion on State Department matters. Eisenhower weighs seven pounds less after abdominal surgery. Nixon emphasized the President must speak for himself and that their aim remains Eisenhower’s full recovery.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Dulles
James C. Hagerty
State Department
Hagerty
Union Plans Separate Steel Talks
New York The United Steelworkers 170 member Wage Policy Committee meets to review the breakdown in joint contract talks with U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic. President David J McDonald reports the talks have gotten nowhere and the union will resume separate negotiations with the Big Three and other firms.
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David J. McDonald
U.S
Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
McDonald
U.S. Steel
John A. Stephens
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Jones & Laughin
Youngstown
Inland
Great Lakes
Wheeling
Alleghany-Ludlum
Pittsburgh
Armco
Near Record Death Toll Set In Ohio
The weekend death toll in Ohio reached a high level with at least 33 fatalities, 17 from traffic, across a 54hour period from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. The previous high this year was 37 deaths, 33 in traffic, on May 18 to 20. Incidents included seven drownings, a plane crash killing three, and a fatal house fire. A West Andover man died trying to rescue a seven year old trapped in a flooded drain. A dead tree caused another fatality while a man fished from a creek bank. Notable deaths listed: Richard E. Fox of Louisville, Kentucky. Earl Richardson of Camp Washington. Franklin Wallace of Peebles.
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Associated Press
West Andover
Richard E. Fox
Louisville
Lebanon
Earl Richardson
Camp Washington
Little Miami
Milford
Hamilton County
Franklin Wallace
Peebles
Soviet Naval Squadron Will Visit Shanghai
Soviet naval squadron will visit Shanghai next week as reported from Moscow.
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Shanghai
Moscow
Truman Plays Straight on Oxford Honor and Politics
President Truman, arriving in Britain, jokes he may refuse an Oxford honorary degree if given in Latin. He recalls only a basic schooling, chats with Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Eden, and limps briefly from a luggage mishap. He notes no preferred Democratic candidate and questions Khrushchev’s Stalin disclosures. He quips about McCarthy’s fate, saying, I hope so.
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Eden
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Joseph McCarethy
R-Wis
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