Poznan Uprising Brings Tanks and Jets to Polish City
Western sources report Poznan remains under heavy military control with tanks, jet planes, and ground troops deployed after a bloody workers uprising. Josef Czyankiewicz warned of reprisals while promising reforms amid claims of higher casualties than official tallies.
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Poznan
Red
Josef Czyankiewicz
Warsaw
Poland
Warsaw Radio
Czyankiewicz
School Aid Substitute Is Studied
Washington Republicans weigh a substitute for the Eisenhower school aid plan with a revised funding formula to favor poorer states in hopes of pleasing Southern members. Kelley’s bill would authorize 400 million dollars a year for four years, while the House debates amendments ahead of a final vote after the July 4 holiday.
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House
Rep
Kelley
Dpa
House Education Committee
Eisenhower
Marilyn Monroe, Arthur Miller Wed Quietly at City Hall
Pulitzer Prize winner Marilyn Monroe and playwright Arthur Miller tied a quiet ceremony at White Plains City Hall last night. The couple then drove to Roxbury Connecticut for a private honeymoon plan pending a passport.
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N.Y. P
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
City Hall
Miller
Roxbury
Conn
England
Aee Morton A
Florence J. Miller
Princess Mara Sherbatoff
New York
Paris Match
Miss Sherbatoff
Eisenhower Wins Senate Aid Vote On Foreign Aid Bill
President Eisenhower sees a Senate approval of a $4.562 billion foreign aid authorization, 54 to 25, despite tough hurdles ahead. The bill advances to conference. House and Senate must resolve differences before final appropriations, with disputes over emphasis on military aid versus technical and economic support.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Foreign Relations Committee
Free World Alliance
Communist Bloc of Nations
Senate House
Lenin Will Hit Stalin Reds Claim
Moscow reports Lenin’s will, suppressed 33 years, calling for Stalin’s expulsion as secretary of the Communist party. The document, published by Kommunist, harshly describes Stalin as rude and capricious, marking a rare open rebuke from Lenin toward his successor.
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Stalin
Reds
Moscow
V. I. Lenin
Communist Party
Kommunist
Soviet Union
Gasoline Truck Explosion Sparks City Fire
In Cincinnati a gasoline truck trailer overturned and exploded near Harrison and State Avenues by the Western Hills Viaduct, igniting 10 stores and residences and destroying several vehicles. One woman died while being assisted from her burning home, likely from heart failure or shock. About 50 people were displaced as burning fuel drenched the buildings.
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Harrison
State Avenues
Western Hills
Philippines Mark 10th Independence Anniversary Celebration
Manila begins a five day observance marking the tenth anniversary of Philippine video. Special guest for the main celebration on Wednesday July 4 will be Vice President Richard Nixon.
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Manila
Toay
Richard Nixon
Harriman Opens Drive For Farm Belt Delegates
Former Gov Adlai Stevenson said in New York he is confident of the Democratic nomination while Gov Harriman of New York vows to fight for it in the Midwest. Nixon reports Eisenhower’s spirit remains strong as he recovers. Civil rights leaders at the San Francisco NAACP convention clash over race policy and political alignments. Indiana Kentucky and Arizona politics sweep as factions vie for control and delegates for the national convention.
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New York
Averyl Harriman
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Harriman
Midwest
South
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
San Francisco
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Democratic Party
Eastland
Sen
D-Miss
Supreme Court
Sidney R. Yates
D-Ill
Yates
Indiana
Harold W. Handley
Jenner
R-Ind
Republican Party
George N. Craig
Handley
GOP
Agriculture
Claude Wickard
Sen. Capehart
Ralph Tucker
Terre Haute
Kentucky
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Earle C. Clements
Arizona
Autopsy Planned in Dayton Driver Death
A 75 year old Carl McCoy died near Dayton after his car crashed into a parked car at a service station. A woman passenger in the other vehicle was critically injured. An autopsy will determine if a heart attack or injuries caused the death.
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Ohio
Carl McCoy
Here
Building Collapses in Blackpool Killing One, Wounding Eighteen
A three story restaurant and store building collapsed in Blackpool England last night. At least one person was killed and 18 injured in the disaster. Emergency crews responded to the scene and residents reported debris and smoke in the area. Authorities were assessing structural safety and potential causes as the investigation begins.
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Blackpool
England
Adopted Girl Slain in Springfield Home Mystery
Carol Elaine Drennon, 14, adopted daughter of Lawrence Drennon, a wealthy businessman and church leader, was found stabbed 30 times on her home patio. Her 13-year-old adopted brother David Drennon was questioned after claiming the police would wrongfully accuse him. The knife matched wounds, and an autopsy found no sexual assault.
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Carol Elaine Drennon
Lawrence Drennon
Grants Avenue Baptist Church
David Drennon
David Gorelick
Carol
Gorelick
David
Armco and Union To Talk On A New Contract Talks
Armco Steel Corp and its independent Armco Employes Independent Federation plan continued day to day negotiations on a new contract for about 6 500 workers at Middletown and Hamilton plants. The joint statement says operation will continue with no wage loss, praising peaceful labor relations since Armco started over 55 years ago. Ed Windsor chairs the AFIF negotiating group as union and company reps push toward an amicable settlement.
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Middleown
Hamilton
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Ed Windsor
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J. Roscoe Bowman
James R. Cundiff
John A. Gaston
Robert Lehmkuhl
Leonard Hausman
Stanley Smith
Eugene Beyer
Joseph Klamp
Dave Bailey
Lester Kincaid
Robert Myers
Roy Roman
Harold Walters
Irving Wise
Henderson Estes
R. G. Adair
Ralph J. Wright
Middletown Works
R. W. Young
Middletown Fabricating
Brooks D. Billman
Millard Bechtel
FE. H. Harrison
Ike Approves Iron Curtain Contact Plan
President Eisenhower endorses a National Security Council proposal to broaden contacts with Iron Curtain nations by reciprocal exchanges of information and ideas. The plan, first proposed by Western ministers at Geneva last October, prompts mixed views on how far to liberalize exchanges such as visitors and ideas. Hagerty declined to say if Russia seems more receptive than last October.
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U.S
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Russia
Geneva
James C. Hagerty
United States
Peru leftist candidate withdraws from race
Fernando Belaunde, trailing in the Peruvian presidential race, announces he has withdrawn after saying supporters of his candidacy have been arrested and persecuted. He spoke to newsmen last night about the decision.
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Lima
Peru
Fernando Belaunde
Belaunde
Steelworkers Brace For Midnight Strike In 650000 Jobs
New York AP reports final bargaining session as 650000 steelworkers face a possible midnight walkout. John A. Stephens and David J. McDonald gave cautious remarks while Eisenhower’s Labor Secretary Mitchell offered federal mediation if needed.
Steel Reserve May Meet Shortfall If U.S. Strike
AP reports a midnight Steel Workers strike would leave the nation with a 30 to 60 day steel reserve. Industry by industry, autos and construction would feel immediate cuts. cannery supply holds eight weeks. home appliances slight time. railroad car building faces eight weeks, with freight volumes falling as shipments slow.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Hart
Canning
New York Central
Twining Visits Red Air Academy Near Moscow
General Nathan B. Twining, U S Air Force chief of staff, visited the Red Air Force Academy at Monino near Moscow with aides and mixed international officers. Reporters were barred as the academy lies in a closed zone. Twining departs tomorrow for Germany on the way home to the United States.
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Moscow
Nathan B. Twining
U.S. Air Force
Red Air Force Academy
Monino
Twining
Germany
United States
Dismissal of 27 Million Suit Against Panama Canal Co
In New York a $27 million suit by sixteen steamship firms against the Panama Canal Co was dismissed in federal court. Judge Lawrence F Walsh ruled the case lacked jurisdiction, ending the government owned toll dispute overcharges.
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New York
Panama Canal Co
Lawrence F Walsh
Taxes Rise as Nation Bets on Huge Highway Program
Washington announces a 33 billion interstate program funded by increased motorists taxes. Gasoline, diesel, tires, tread rubber, truck taxes all rise effective midnight, adding to a 38.5 billion highway fund. Federal share 90 percent. states 10 percent. initial 1957 allocations total 1 billion for interstates and 125 million for roads.
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Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Fisenhower
Yesteday
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
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Territories
Treasury Department
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