Senate Budget Hike Debate Divides on Air Force Funds
In San Francisco AP dispatches Secretary of State Dulles denounces Khrushchev speech on Stalinist despotism as damning and urges free peoples to shun it. In Washington a Democratic push to boost Air Force funding faces Senate floor battle with $34.938 billion defense bill and clashes over the size of the proposed increase.
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Maine
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Curtis LeMay
Global Strategic Air Force
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Nikolai) Bulganin
Chandler names Humphreys to Senate seat in Kentucky
In Frankfort governor A B Chandler appoints highway commissioner Robert Humphreys to fill the U S Senate seat until the November general election. Humphreys resumes his duties after confirmation and will serve as the replacement until voters decide.
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A. B. Chandler
Robert Humphreys
U. S. Senate
Lausche Delegates Plan Meet In Columbus
Governor Frank Lausche announced delegates pledged to him as favorite son would be invited to a Columbus meeting on July 11. He said he may place his name before the Chicago convention Aug 13 and listed potential committee appointments. The governor also discussed turnpike construction priorities and a Cincinnati City Council request.
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Frank J. Lausche
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Albert A. Horstman
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Eugene H. Hanhart
Dover
Harry Meredith
Rebels Ambush Legion Convoy Near Sidi Bel Abbes
Heavy rebel action near Sidi Bel Abbes leaves 100 soldiers in convoy hit and French forces contending. Ain Chair clash pits 30 French troops against 200 rebels with 4 killed 4 missing and 10 wounded before air support. Constantine barbed wire and Paris pledges slow pacification frame broader Algerian conflict.
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Iceland Votes in Historic Parliament Elections
Reykjavik reports Iceland prepared to elect 52 Althing members amid debate over the continued U S air base at Keflavik. The issue divides the ruling coalition and minority groups, with NATO backing the base as a defense line between Moscow and New York.
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Progressive Party
U. S
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Miller Stirs Up Bee Hive May Get Away With Honey
Arthur Miller, famed playwright, says he will marry Marilyn Monroe before July 13 and that she will go to London as Mrs Miller. He appears before the House Un-American Activities Committee amid ongoing romance and political scrutiny.
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Eightyearold boy killed by garbage truck
Cincinnati police report eight year old Donald Lee Lewis was killed Wednesday after running into the path of a city garbage truck.
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Donald Lee Lewis
Weather warms as summer arrives in the Miami Valley
The first day of summer brings damp starts with heat and humidity to the Miami Valley. Scattered showers and thundershowers are forecast today and Friday with a high near 90 and a low around 70. Rainfall totaled .45 inches yesterday and overnight, with heaviest amounts around mid morning yesterday and early morning today.
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Divorce Case Splits Love Birds Between Spencers
In Dallas Judge Dallas A. Blankenship divided the only marital property, a pair of love birds, awarding the male to George Spencer and the female to Mrs. Spencer. He amended the order to permit reasonable visitation of the male bird to visit the female during the mating season to avoid cruelty.
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Steel Union Wage Talks Set Again
NEW YORK The United Steelworkers Union resumes joint contract talks today with steel's Big Three after two days of abortive individual firm talks. The union threatens to call out 650,000 workers if a settlement isn’t reached by June 30. Union president David J. McDonald said each company had repeated the previously offered proposal and that the union rejected it as inadequate.
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U.S. Steel
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Republic
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Army Doctors Leave Posts At Ike's Bed
President Eisenhower enters day twelve of convalescence with fewer doctors in his room. White House secretary Hagerty says the recovery from the June 9 intestinal operation is proceeding very satisfactorily. Political questions swirl as to a possible second term, though Hagerty offers little on the President's candidacy status.
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Eisenhower
White House
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Hagerty
New Access Route Proposed For Rt 122 Relocation Plan
Ohio Department of Highways proposed moving Ohio State Route 122 from Grand Avenue and Blue Ball Pike to Central Avenue in Middletown as part of the Rt 25 freeway master plan ordered by Gov. Lausche. The scheme includes extending Coles Road and adding a second access near Blue Ball to serve the new freeway, with city participation and possible federal aid east of the city limits.
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Francis Carmody
Middletown
Miami River
Butler County
Crescentville
Warren County
Mason and Maud
Franklin
Moraine City
Hamilton
How Did It Happen Fearful Plane Crash Probed by Inspectors
Venezuelan inspectors arrived to investigate the Idlewild to sea crash of a four engined airliner carrying 74 people. The cockpit radio message announced sight of New York before the plane plunged into the Atlantic off New Jersey. The CAB joined the probe, collecting debris and testimonies while Coast Guard cutters searched for remains.
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