Hays Presses Military Aid Questions on Europe War Plans
Washington AP Defense chiefs testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Eisenhower's foreign aid package as Rep. Wayne L. Hayes pressed for clarity on whether ground troops would be used in Europe. Hayes warned a blank check risk while Morgan signaled possible further aid cuts. A presidential advisory group urged a 400 million dollar boost to the 1.6 billion proposed for military aid and calls to raise loans to underdeveloped nations to one billion dollars annually.
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CAP Hunts For Plane in Terre Haute Search
Civil Air Patrol, state police, and volunteers conducted air and ground searches for two missing Illinois residents. A Piper Tri-Pacer carrying Kenneth D. Reed and Bob Daugherty vanished near Indianapolis en route from Mansfield to Shelbyville. Aircraft and observers covered the area between Indianapolis and Terre Haute.
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US Draft on German Peace Treaty Aims for Unified Future
United States has prepared a tentative draft of a German peace treaty to be discussed with Britain France and West Germany. The plan favors a sovereign all German government with links to neighboring nations, contingent on reunification steps. Western Allies prefer urgent moves toward an all German federation while avoiding a Soviet federation.
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Hungarian Red Is Rehabilitated
In Budapest Communist officials plan to rehabilitate Bela Kun, once leader of Hungary's short lived Soviet regime. Kun died in the late 1990s after exile in Soviet Russia. His widow and children arrived from the Soviet Union to attend a memorial ceremony marking the fourth anniversary of Hungarian communism on March 21.
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Music Wherever He Goes Musical Mailman Rolls Along
Sierra Madre mail carrier Allen Bond blends work and music. He skates and runs routes with a transistor radio, leads a 12 piece dance band, and serves in the Marine Reserve Fighter Squadron. Bond, 30, keeps fit with hikes and says he stays upbeat with Vita mins. He balances postal duties, military service, and a night career as a musician in a lively California community.
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Thief Stole Wrong License Plate in Somerset Incident
Sheriff Norman F. Walker of Somerset County reports a license plate theft from a car parked in the county garage near the jail. The unusual case notes the thief took the wrong plate, delaying identification and investigation in Somerset, Pennsylvania.
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Norman F. Walker
Somerset County
Clermont County Treasurer to resign amid $48747 shortage
Clermont County Treasurer John P. Friend plans to resign after state examiners found a $48,747 shortage in office accounts. He admitted knowing of the gap for two years but kept silent hoping to determine the cause. An investigation by County Prosecutor Ralph A. Hil is underway.
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Macmillan Pushes United Policy On Germany In Ottawa
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged Western powers to frame a united Germany policy based on firm principles and willingness to negotiate during a Ottawa visit. He met Canadian officials, planned talks with Eisenhower, and paid tribute to the late Canadian Foreign Secretary Sidney Smith.
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Widow Dies After Kitchen Fire In Cleveland
Mrs. Julia Skalak a 79 year old widow died at St Luke s Hospital after her clothing caught fire while she cooked dinner at her Cleveland home Authorities labeled it a fatal accident and noted the blaze started in the kitchen The incident occurred Tuesday at the residence of the victim and was reported by local fire officials
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St. Luke's Hospital
Eisenhower budget bill trimmed slightly by House panel
In Washington the House Appropriations Committee cut the first big money bill for Eisenhower's 1960 budget by about one percent proposing 4 628 097 dollars for the Treasury Post Office and Tax Court for the upcoming fiscal year. Also in Washington President Eisenhower named General Lyman Lemnitzer as Army chief of staff to succeed General Maxwell Taylor with others reappointed. In Columbus Governor DiSalle repeated his opposition to legalized gambling while noting race track betting remains legal and he will not crack down on charity bingo. In Pittsburgh Verna Bagran wife of a garment firm president was found stabbed to death in her home in the Squirrel Hill area.
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Ireland seeks to ease suspicions during US visit
Washington AP Irish President Sean T. O'Kelly told Congress Ireland will work to dissipate unnecessary suspicions among nations. He noted Ireland's history of resisting foreign rule and its role in the United Nations. He cited partition as a major challenge and outlined plans to visit New York, New England, the Midwest and the East before returning to Ireland March 31.
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Vanguard 3-In-One Satellite Set For Cape Launch
The United States plans a three in one Vanguard satellite mission to study drag and friction in space. Dr John P Hagen announced the project aiming to launch soon from Cape Canaveral with three separate components including a balloon to measure atmospheric drag and a magnetometer on a plastic sphere.
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United States
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Lawyers Hope To Prove Divorcee Acted In Self-Defense
In Indianapolis AP Attorneys for Connie Nicholas will try to prove the pistol slaying of her married sweetheart Forest Teel was self defense accidental. On the second day of her first degree murder trial prosecutors say Teel may have injuried her while she waited after he left Laura Mowrer's apartment. Nicholas argued Teel struck her and twisted her arm before the shooting. The defense questioned jurors about hesitation to acquit if death was not accidental and right to defend against injury. Nicholas chatted with reporters during a recess.
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Forrest Teel
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Weather Summary Expects Warmer Day Behind Cold Grip
The Miami Valley remains under low temperatures with below normal readings. Forecast calls for fair skies and slight warming with a high near 45 and a low around 2. Thursday appears partly cloudy with a 47 degree high. Middletown reported a high of 33 yesterday and a low of 17 this morning.
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One Way to Keep a Teen Daughter Out of Hot Water
A humorous quip about parenting teens suggests placing dirty dishes in the tub to avoid trouble. The joke hinges on a playful image of counterproductive household lore and lightens a common family scene.
Conference on Jobless Pay Called
Governors of eight states and Hawaii were invited to meet with President Eisenhower on Monday to discuss jobless pay. The White House said the goal is to explore ways to strengthen the federal state unemployment compensation program. Invitations went to Hawaii and eight state chiefs: Florida Illinois Mississippi New Jersey West Virginia North Dakota Utah and Colorado. All nine serve on the executive committee of the National Governors Conference.
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Senate critics urge hearings on longer jobless aid bill
Sixteen Democratic senators urged hearings on expanding the House bill that would extend unemployment benefits for three months. They warned the measure is inadequate as 4,749,000 remain unemployed and the program could lapse before Congress reconvenes on April 6.
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