Economy Wave Hits Congress
In Washington AP reports a wave of budget criticism targets President Eisenhower and a 71.8 billion dollar request. Rep. Simpson of Pennsylvania urged Congress to curb spending as Byrd called for a five billion dollar cut and more federal hires, while Benson said he aims to be helpful in trimming 200 million from new obligations.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Rep. Simpson
Pennsylvania
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Fairmont
W. Va
Simpson
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Adios Cana
Benson
Cole
Quiet National Day in Hungary Seen Under Watchful Eyes
Budapest marked Hungary's National Day 109th anniversary of Petőfi’s 1848 appeal under heavy security. Communist police reinforced by Soviet troops patrolled streets as anti-Soviet protests did not materialize. A handpicked crowd of about 300 gathered near Petőfi's monument, guarded by police and soldiers with tommy guns.
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Budapest
Hungary
Sandor Petocfi
Janos Kadar
Petoefi
Governor Too Late With Stay
Abbott, 29, a former accounting student and kidnapper of 14 year old Stephanie Bryant, died in the San Quentin gas chamber after Governor Knight failed to grant a last minute stay. The 11:15 a.m. execution followed a failed habeas corpus appeal and a denied federal stay. In a separate Gaza report, Egypt signaled UNEF role limits along the Israel border, with Meir seeking U.S. talks as Hamarskjold postponed travel.
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San Quentin
Calif
Goodwin Knight
Burton W. Abbott
Stephanie Bryant
Abbott
George T. Davis
U. S. Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Davis
Knight
Hancock
San Francis Co
Harley O. Teets
Teets
Joseph Babich
Abbot
Thirteen Youths Face Murder Charges In Slaying
Cook County Grand Jury returned murder and conspiracy true bills against thirteen white youths in the hammer beating of Alvin Palmer, 17, on a South Side street corner as he waited for a bus. One witness said a white youth attacked Palmer with a hammer. another witness, Wilmore Johnson, 41, a Black man, testedifying after waiting with Palmer.
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Chicago
Cook County
Alvin Palmer
Wilmore Johnson
Palmer
Two Senate Panels to Probe Mideast Policy
Two special Senate committees plan inquiries into U S Middle East policy and the Eisenhower administration's aid program. Secretary of State Dulles to testify in a closed Foreign Relations session Monday on SEATO talks and Bermuda discussions. C D Jackson to elaborate on the Aswan Dam aid withdrawal and Egypt Soviet ties in a Fulbright subcommittee hearing. Pacman as Time editorial vice president questions U S aims.
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U.N
Gaza Strip
Israel
Egypt
Strip
U. N
U. S
Golda Meir
United States
Dulles
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Middle East
Tolley
UNEF
Amin Helmy
Ralph Bunche
E. L. M. Burns
Helmy
UMEF
Gulf of Aqaba
Meir
Mohammed Hassan Abdel Bunche
Latif
Tel Aviv
Foreign Office
Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bermuda
C. D. Jackson
Sen
Fulbright
D-Arx
Jackson
Toronto
Aswan Dam
Suez Canal
Foreign Relations and
Armed Services
U. S. Middle East
Storm Areas Skies Cleared, Warmer Weather Ahead
A Midwest storm system moved northeast of Lake Superior, reducing gale winds from Thursday. Blizzard conditions hit Minnesota Iowa and the Dakotas with heavy snow up to a foot in many cities and drifts up to 10 feet. Snowbound communities and about 200 schools closed as calmer conditions spread eastward to the Rockies and beyond.
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Rockies
Atlantic
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakotas
New York City Prepares for Irish St Patrick’s Day Parade
New York City ddays green with celebrations as the St Patrick’s Day parade runs 44th to 96th streets led by Francis Cardinal Spellman. Dublin Lord Mayor Robert Briscoe reviews with May Wagner. John J. Sheahan misses parade due to illness, replaced by James A Callon. Weather forecast calls for mostly fair, seasonable temperatures around 50.
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Fifth Avenue
Kelly
Kohn
Kosciusko
Kirsch
44Th Street
96Th Street
Francis Cardinal Spellman
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Robert Briscoe
Dublin
May Wagner
Briscoe
Dub
Stin
John J. Sheahan
Manhattan
St. Patrick’s
Sheahan
James A. Callon
Makarios May Be Returned From exile
London papers report the British government may bring Archbishop Makarios back from exile for new talks on Cyprus future. No official confirmation. Makarios, Greek Orthodox leader, was deported to the Seychelles last March for allegedly directing guerrilla warfare to unite Cyprus with Greece.
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London
Makarios
Cyprus
Seychelles
Indian Ocean
Greece
Those Forty Bays Those Forty Bays JESUS AUTHORITY
The Master speaks on Jesus authority to elder, scribe and Pharisee in Matthew 21. He questions them, they cannot answer, and then delivers a stern message on repentance. Those who hear but do not believe face severe divine judgment. Julien C Hyer.
Plane Hunted in Saginaw Search for Missing Pilots
In Saginaw Michigan thirty volunteer pilots joined Coast Guard and Civil Air Patrol to search for a private plane missing on a flight from Alpena to Saginaw carrying two prominent locals Dr James W Mac Meeker chief of staff at Saginaw General Hospital and Edward C Totten a local lot and gas dealer.
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Saginaw, Mich
Coast Guard
Civil Air Patrol
Saginaw
Alpena
Mich
James W. Mac Meeker
Saginaw General Hospital
Edward C. Totten
Weather Warms For Eisenhower
President Eisenhower sails toward the Bahama Islands aboard the Navy cruiser Canberra seeking sun as forecasts predict warm weather in the 80s. He battles a cold and ear inflammation while at sea with overcast skies and rain on the Atlantic coast from Virginia to Florida. He is to reach Bermuda Wednesday for talks with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, weather permitting. The White House physician reports he is feeling fine.
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Eisenhower
Bahama Islands
Canberra
Atlantic
Virginia
Florida
Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
Norfolk
Bahamas
Miami
Fla
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Blackie the mongrel dead or missing in Galveston
Blackie the dog that sparked a citywide crackdown on stray canines is missing from the Galveston pound and may be dead. Police and dog catchers faced a one hour gunfight with two 14 year old owners as the youths used a .22 rifle to defend the dog and keep a dog catcher and several officers at bay. Citizens raised funds to cover care and licensing for Blackie, while a woman claimed the pound showed her a dog not matching the missing pet.
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Galveston
Tex
Blackie
Tom Juneman
Otis O'Callahan
Irving Brown
Robert Garcia
Charles Layman
Juneman
Violence Flare Hits Algerian Cities After Calm
Nationalist violence broke out in Algiers Oran and western Algeria last night with shootings grenade throwings and other incidents. In Algiers two people were killed and two wounded while a grenade at a restaurant failed to explode.
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Algiers
Oran
Algeria
Todays Chuckle
The government has a lot of i to be thankful for them, that we have what it takes.
Television Emmy Awards Tonight With Star Studded Cast
Television's annual Emmy awards air tonight in a 90 minute color telecast from Hollywood and New York. Desi Arnaz hosts in Hollywood while Phil Silvers oversees New York presentations. Nominations include news event coverage and top categories with Rod Serling, Steve Allen, Kovacs, and Bernstein among the contenders for best program, series, and musical contributions.
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Television
New York
Desi Arnaz
I Love Lucy
Phil Silvers
Sgt. Bilko
The
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Ernie Kovacs
Jimmy Durante
Danny Thomas
Nat King Cole
Peggy Lee
Julie London
CBS
Andrea Doria
ABC
NBC
Edward R. Murrow
Rod Serling
Playhouse 90
Steve Allen
Kovacs
Air Power
United States
Ceasor
Ed Sullivan
Omnibus
Perry
Silvers
Jack Benny
Leonard Bernstein
Meteor Seen Across Southwest and Southeast United States
A giant meteor lit the night sky over southwestern and southeastern regions, with fragments reportedly reaching Earth in Texas Louisiana and Alabama though no confirmation was issued. Airline pilots radio operators and astronomers from Texas to Florida and north to Missouri saw the fiery object shortly after 11 p m EST it flashed with daytime brilliance and left flaming trails visible for about 20 seconds.
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New Orleans
Texas
Louisiana
Alabama
Florida
Missouri
Grand Jury Returns 9 True Bills in Portland
A Portland grand jury, with Mayor Terry Schrunk as a witness, returned nine true bills. Frank J. Malloy, 44, Teamsters agent, charged with extortion and conspiracy, and Portland Police Officer Raymond J. Roadnight, charged with false swearing after earlier perjury indictments, were arrested after posting bonds of 2000 and 1000 dollars. Schrunk denies bribery claims. Malloy and Roadnight face multiple counts.
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Portland
Ore
Terry Schrunk
Frank J. Malloy
Teamsters Union
Raymond J. Roadnight
Schrunk
Malloy
Grand
Teamsters
Roadnight
Hyde Park woman duped out of two rings by linen peddler
Police report a 69 year old Hyde Park resident, Lois J. Shimp, was approached by a door to door linen peddler. The woman offered rest in a second floor bedroom but left when the seller appeared ill, taking two $500 diamond rings.
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Cincinnati
Hyde Park
Lois J. Shimp
Hearings on Beck records loom. Hoffa probe widens
Senate rackets committee fixed a 24 hour deadline for Dave Beck to provide 1949 55 personal finance records as hearings recess until Tuesday. Beck said he will comply if advised by his lawyers. The panel showed over 14000 in checks while Hoffa faces bribery charges and a grand jury probe resumes Monday. Brewster admitted using union funds for travel while denying bribe or vice schemes and plans an audit to repay misused funds.
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Washington
Senate
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Beck
Seattle
Ed West Peemied
Portland
Sears, Co. Brewster
Brewster
Schefferman
Shefferman
Robert Kennedy
James R. Hoffa
New York
John Cheasty
Hoffa
Dorothy P. Dobrescu
Kennedy
FBI
Teamsters Union
Navy Blimp Sets 11 Day Non Stop Flight Record
A Navy blimp named ZPG-2 completed a nonstop 11 day mission, landing at Boca Chica Naval Air Station after crossing the Atlantic from South Weymouth, cruising near Portugal and North Africa, then returning to Florida. The flight demonstrated long endurance for patrol duties with radar and offshore warning capabilities, earning praise from Rear Adm. Rivette and a Distinguished Flying Cross for Cmdr. Hung while the crew kept 12 hour shifts amid cramped quarters.
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Elton C. Fayap
Key West
Fila
Boca Chica Naval Air Station
Weymouth
Mass
Atlantic
Portugal
North Africa
Florida
Navy
Airlne
Adm
Frederick N. Rivette
Naval Operations
Air
Jack R. Hung
Arleigh Burke
Cmdr
Ronald W. Hoel
South Weymouth
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