Senate Farm Bill Rift and Grain Price Fight Deepens
The Senate debated farm price supports and the soil bank plan late into the night pending more than 70 amendments. A 54 to 4 vote backed higher wheat and dairy supports, while corn policy sparked charges of deals and lobbying. Eisenhower called the action a victory. aid groups warned of income losses and surpluses.
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Rcolo
White House
Benson
Senate
Chicago
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Len Humphrey
D-Minn
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Humphrey
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Capehart
Indiana
Dirksen
Illinois
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Sen. Young
House
Rep
Hays
Ohio
Algerians Stage Protests as Paris Describes Armed Camp
In Paris security forces ring the National Assembly as debate resumes on powers to curb the six month revolt in Algeria. Thousands gather near the center while Algerian nationalists address a crowd at the Moslem mosque. Milk distribution is taken over by French soldiers amid quiet labor response.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Algeria
Iun
Seine
Guy Moliet
Nine Deaths Blamed On Floods Across Regions
The Northeast grapples with floods from Allegheny River surge, snow, and sleet. At least nine deaths reported in New York state and Canada as Warren Pa faces near-record water and evacuations. Warren General Hospital evacuated patients by boat and truck while crews manage rising flood damage warnings up to a million dollars in Salamanca New York.
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Pennsylvania
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Canada
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New England
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Warren
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Conewango
Warren Generals Hospital
Warren State Hospital
Pittsburgh
Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Wheeling
W. Va
Liverpool
Ohio
Salamanca
N.Y
Buffalo
Ohio Valley Flood Alerts Reach Ohio River Stretch
Civil defense and US Weather Bureau warn of rising Ohio River floods from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati with crests expected from 52 to 53 feet at Portsmouth and 36 to 37 feet at East Liverpool. Cincinnati faces 53 foot crest. New Cumberland and Stratton regions prepare evacuations. Marietta moves goods and residents as water covers streets.
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Weather Bureau
Portsmouth
Chester S. Stevenson
East Liverpool
New Cumberland
W. Va
Stratton
Port Homer
Empire
Ohio
Marietta
Army
Red Cross
Weekend forecast hints at clouds and colder spell
The official outlook predicts a mostly fair and cold today with a high near 44 and low around 32. Saturday turns partly cloudy and colder with a 36 high. Sunday looks rather chilly with a chance of rain or snow. Rain yesterday totaled 0.02 inches.
Dulles Visits New Delhi to Ease Indian U.S. Ties
Secretary of State Dulles arrived in New Delhi amid hopes talks with Prime Minister Nehru would ease sagging relations. Observers foresee no major policy shift, while emphasis concentrates on noncontroversial cooperation, notably U.S. aid to India and potential revisions to the aid program. A heavy police guard surrounded Nehru’s residence to deter demonstrations.
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India
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Kashmir
United States
Formosa
Fair Passenger Fares Poorly In Fare Mixup
Dayton witnesses a fare confusion as a 10 cent bus fare becomes 15 cents. Mrs Barbara Edgington boards a bus and argues with the driver about the correct amount, expressing surprise at the jump and repeatedly adding coins.
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Dayton
Ohio
Barbara Edgington
Key Advisers Attend White House Dinner
Washington report says a group of Eisenhower's 1952 political advisers dined privately at the White House. Murray Snyder indicated friends attended, with former Governor Thomas E. Dewey among those present. Others listed include Sherman Adams, Brownell, Thomas Stephens, and Walter Williams, all tied to Eisenhower's early administration team.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Murray Snyder
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Sherman Adams
Atty
Gen. Brownell
Thomas E. Stephens
Walter Williams
Woman Dies In Crash Near Chesterland Ohio
Mrs Vesta Craig was killed when an automobile skidded on ice near her Chesterland home. Her husband Raymond was driving the car and lost control, crashing into a ditch. The fatal incident occurred Thursday night.
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Chardon
Ohio
Vesta Craig
Chesterland
Here
Raymond
Mrs. Cooney Returns to Courthouse Without Suitcase
Mrs. Thomas Cooney, a Dixie Heights resident, ended a 30 hour sitdown outside the Butler County Building Commissioner’s office, then returned to the courthouse this morning without her suitcase to press a protest over building inspections. She threatened trespass charges and vowed to stay until commissioners hear from an inspector about a site across from her home. She claims multiple building code violations and accuses commissioners of double crossing while the building official says action only follows actual code violations.
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Thomas Cooney
Butler County
Cooney
Jewell Ave
Dixie Heights
Randell Coning
Hamilton
Baldridge Sentenced in Slaying Case at Baldridge Farm
In Washington Court House Ohio George Baldridge 63 was sentenced to 1 to 20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary by Judge John P Case after a jury convicted him of first degree manslaughter in the shotgun slaying of Irvin J Patrick 43 on the Baldridge farm last Nov 15 Baldridge contended the death was an accident and his lawyers plan a motion for a new trial Patrick was attempting to arrest Baldridge's nephew for illegal possession of two pheasants when he was shot
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Ohio
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John P. Case
Baldridge
Irvin J Patrick
Patrick
Archbishop Makarios Deported From Cyprus Amid Unrest
NICOSIA Cyprus Britain deported Archbishop Makarios leader of the Enosis movement along with three other Greek unionists under emergency rules after island violence. An official statement said he remains committed to violence for political ends and has been escorted to an undisclosed destination. Simultaneous censorship of Greece Cyprus communications was ordered as negotiations collapsed.
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Cyprus
Britain
Makarios
Union-With- Greece
Enosis
Greek Union
Greek Orthodox Church
Athens
Enosis Movement
Greece
Glubb warns against tough line toward Jordan
London reports former Jordan Arab Legion head Lt Gen John Bagot Glubb warns Britain not to push a punitive policy toward Jordan after King Hussein dismissed him. He cautions such a move could drive Jordan toward Saudi Arabia and Syria and ruin Hussein. He cites Egypt and Saudi aims behind his removal and urges cautious policy.
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Jordan
Britain
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Syria
John Bagot Glubb
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Hussein
Egypt
Cairo
Glubb
Hitchcock Is Robbed of Valuables at Home
Los Angeles police report Alfred Hitchcock, famed film director, had a window broken at his residence and $5,000 worth of clothing jewelry liquor silverware and cameras stolen in the burglary.
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Los Angeles
Alfred Hitchcock
Five Democrats rally on Lausche theme in Columbus
All five gubernatorial hopefuls from the Democratic side gathered on the same platform in Franklin County. The speakers included Michael V. DiSalle John E. Sweeney Frank X Kryzan Robert W. Reider and Oscar Fieckner. DiSalle promised the next nominee will continue Lausche’s program while Sweeney praised Lausche and vowed honest government. Kryzan said he would not criticize the governor but noted only one Frank J Lausche. Reider attacked state leadership calling it hypocritical and hypocritical.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Franklin County
Democratic Executive Committee
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
John E. Sweeney
Cleveland
Frank X. Kryzan
Youngstown
Robert W. Reider
Oak Harbor
Oscar Fieckner
Bexley
DiSalle
Sweeney
Kryzan
Reider
Congress Listens for Fascinating Facts in One Session
In a single Congressional Record session a House member heard odd facts from colleagues. Ravenswood West Virginia raises $5 per person for a town dinner funding baseball uniforms and bleachers. Senator Barkley jokes about paying $5 for a speech while Rep Grant notes National Peanut Week. Rep Abbitt shares roasted peanuts. Rep Yates relays a cheeky Irish recruiting tale about age limits.
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Congress
Congressional
House
Ravenswood
W. Va
Rep. Burnside
D-Wva
Sen. Barkley
D-Ky
Rep Grant
Dala
Grant
Rep. Abbitt
D-Va
Yates
Pearl Harbour
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