Parity Debate Drives 12 Hour Senate Farm Bill Session
The Senate, amid tense exchanges, orders another 12 hour session to push a farm bill. A key clash centers on a dual parity provision allowing either the old or new parity formula for price supports, affecting wheat and corn values and farm subsidies. Senators Aiken Humphrey Anderson Holland Williams clash over dual parity and school milk funding.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sen
Aiken
R-Vi
Anderson
D-Nm
Holland
D-Fla
Williams
New Prods For Hoover Plans Felt
The U S Chamber of Commerce launched an effort to push Congress and the administration to adopt Hoover Commission recommendations. Herbert Hoover is among speakers at an action conference as 16 percent of 314 recommendations have been adopted. The focus is on budgeting, accounting, and personnel reforms to improve federal government effectiveness.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Chamber
Bureau of the Budget
J. Harold Stewart
New York
Stewart
Hoover Commission
Dulles Heads Back To U S
Manila reports Secretary of State Dulles arriving for an overnight Philippines stop en route home from Karachi SEATO talks. He plans talks with President Ramon Magsaysay and a state dinner, then proceeds to Formosa after meetings with Ngo Dinh Diem. Reliable sources say there will be no renewed Indochina war, even if July elections to unite Viet Nam are not held.
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Manila
Dulles
Philippines
SEATO
Karachi
Ramon Magsaysay
Formosa
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
South
Viet Nam
Indochina
North
Car Part Swiper Almost Made It
Delemark Adams a Birmingham plant employee was jailed for six months for two years of stealing spare parts. He intercepted export shipments and stored them in a barn while assembling a 100 mile an hour sports car before police captured him.
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Birmingham
England
Delemark Adams
Adams
Special Troops Take Posts Opposite Quemoy
The Tatao news agency reported about 40,000 Communist Chinese troops trained for amphibious warfare have arrived in the mainland opposite the Nationalist held islands of Quemoy and the Matsus.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsus
Tatao
Allergic Boy Faces Daily Dealings With Allergen World
Tulsa eight year old Rickie Reynolds endures a life of strict allergies. He avoids feathers and hair pets, endures frequent medications and tests, and misses foods and fabrics. Doctors estimate his allergy affects 65 percent of his blood cells.
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Tulsa
Okla
Rickie Reynolds
Rickie
Pierce James Reynolds
Nixon Renomination Backed by Eisenhower Praise
Eisenhower voiced support for Nixon and said he would be happy to be on any ticket. Senators from both parties see this as foreshadowing Nixon’s renomination after a New Hampshire write in drew over 22 000 votes for him. Nixon said he would continue to work for the administration. Knowland Bricker and Schoeppel praised the President’s remarks and Nixon’s popularity.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Sen. Mundt
RSD
New Hampshire
Dick Nixon
Sen
Schoeppel
Kansas
Senate Republican Campaign Committee
Capitol Hill
Senate Gop
Knowland
California
Bricker
Ohio
Cook Book School Labs Are Scored
A physicist educator blamed our cook book high school laboratories for student disinterest in science. R W Lefier of Purdue University said memorization and formula plugging frustrate good students at a National Science Teachers Assn meeting. Arthur O Baker of Cleveland Public Schools urged higher science requirements amid Cleveland’s K-12 science program expansion.
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Washington
R. W. Lefier
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Lefier
National Science Teachers Assn
Arthur O. Baker
Cleveland Public Schools
Ohio
Cleveland
Lausche Declines to Intervene in Schreiber Execution
Gov. Frank Lausche said he will not interfere with the scheduled electric chair execution of Bernard Schreiber, 19, for the rape slaying of Mary Jolene Friess near Toledo. After cabinet review, he found no grounds for intervention. time not set, but executions in Ohio typically occur around 8 p.m. This would mark the tenth teen executed for murder in Ohio since 1897.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Bernard Schreiber
Toledo
Mary Jolene Friess
Common Pleas
Appellate
Supreme Courts
Schreiber
Weather shows rain turning to sleet in coming days
A new storm moves into the Miami Valley bringing rain or snow tonight and Friday. The forecast predicts continued cloudy weather with light rain snow or sleet and temperatures from a low around 3 to a high near 38. Middletown had a 39 degree high and 31 low with 18 inches of precipitation yesterday.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Ohio Flood Threat Looms Across River Valley
Heavy rains across Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky renew flood danger in the Ohio River Valley. The Ohio River remains swollen and is forecast to crest one to two feet above flood stage at various points including Cincinnati where levels near 52 feet are expected to peak Saturday evening.
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Ohio River
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Doctors Hours For Brothers The Druids Case Hearings
The Ohio Liquor Control Board heard evidence on a charge of illegal Sunday sale by the Newark Grove of the United Ancient Order of Druids. P. R. Paublos argued a brother was ill and a drink was served. The chairman noted difficulty getting a doctor on Sunday. The case was taken under advisement.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Liquor Control Board
Newark
United Ancient Order of Druids
P. R. Paublos
Frank M. Krebs
Liquor Board
Paublos
British In New Arrests To Hold Grip On Cyprus
British authorities pressed a Cyprus crackdown as a general strike against Makarios ouster entered its fourth day. Abbot Chryssostomos was arrested while violence flared in Nicosia and across the island. Prime Minister Eden defended policy amid a confidence vote, saying Makarios would gain virtual control if talks continued.
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Cyprus
Nicosia, Cyprus
Makarios
Chryssostomos
Kykkos
Greece
Kykxos
Nicosia
Eden
House of Coramons
Mediterranean
Britain
Middle East
union-with-Greece
Lana
Pakhna
Commons
Persians Gulf
Seychelles
Indian Ocean
Aneurin Bevan
Nehru Invited To Visit U S
President Eisenhower invited Indian Prime Minister Nehru to visit the United States as a guest. White House assistant press secretary Murray Snyder said the invitation was extended by Secretary of State Dulles during his visit to New Delhi last week. It was unclear if Nehru accepted or when the visit would occur.
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Washington
Nehru
India
Congress
United States
Eisenhower
Murray Snyder
White House
Dulles
New Delhi
Snyder
Man Killed In Train Car Crash
Arthur T. Williams 41 of West Milton died when his car skidded into a railroad engine in West Austintown on Wednesday night. The Erie Railroad spur line from Niles runs a single daily round trip.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Arthur T. Williams
West Milton
West Austintown
Erie
Niles
New Middle East Policy Seen Likely
President Eisenhower signals a potential shift in Arab-Israel policy. He stated that officials have not ruled out arms to Israel and hinted at a better solution, with Israel seeking 63 million dollars in weapons. U S restudy of Egypt relations and a proposed U N watchdog commission are noted.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
State Department
United States
Caro
New York Times
Washington
U.N. Commission
the Times
Security Council
U.N
Greece
Globemaster Mercy Flight To Buenos Aires Lungs For Polio
A C124 Globemaster loaded with 28 iron lungs and respiratory gear left Dover AFB on a mercy flight to Buenos Aires to aid polio victims. The 11 member crew includes two chief pilots, two copilots, and two navigators. The cargo from Boston weighs 22 000 pounds and is supplied by the National Foundation for Infant Paralysis under State Department auspices.
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Dover
Del
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Diver Air Force Base
State Department
National Foundation For
Boston
1St Air Transport Squadron
Dover Afb
Donald Holzschuh
West Falls
N.Y
Stay Longer Suitors Set Fires To Keep Dad Busy
Three youths faced arson charges for setting a fire at an estate near Laurel Maryland destroying an indoor horse training barn and several horses. William Murray 16 was held on arson charges with bail set at 2500 dollars while Jerry Knnsely 22 and Thomas O Keefe 18 faced formal arson charges. The blaze occurred on the Hutchison estate adjoining Laurel Raceway and involved firemen led by Chief Lewis Redmond who had previously warned the boys away from his daughter.
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Hame
Wilton May
Laurel
William Murray
Howard Cinty
James MacGill
May
Jerry Knnsely
Thomas O'Keefe
Waterloo State
Richard Hutchison Sr
Laurel Raceway
Hutchison
Lewis S. Redmond
Redmond
Savage
Laurel and
Jessup
Harriman Attacks U S Arms Policy on Israel
New York Governor Averell Harriman urged the United States to honor Israel’s defense needs and curb Communist arms sales to Egypt. He spoke at a United Jewish Appeal dinner opening the 1956 campaign, arguing Israel will survive and defend itself with outside support, including U S arms.
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New York
Averell Harriman
U.S
Israel
Ite
United States
Harriman
Moscow
Egypt
Burglar’s Practice Run Nets $573 in Safe Heist
In Cape Girardeau Missouri a burglar stole 573 dollars from a market safe and left 977 dollars behind. The next day he phoned owner Robert L Ward to say the loot was in a nearby telephone booth and Ward recovered the money.
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Cape Girardeau
Robert L. Ward
Ward
Prize Painting Hung Upside Down Sparks Curiosity
The Art Institute of Chicago awarded Anna P. Baker’s "High Frequency Ping" the $1,500 Logan Award amid questions whether the work is hung ping-pong side up. Officials note the piece is intricate and can be displayed in any orientation. Baker lives in Cleveland and qualified from the institute.
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Bernard Gavzer
Chicago
Art Institute
Institute
Anna P. Baker
Miss Baker
Cleveland
Frank G. Logan
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