Folsom Loses Alabama Vote In Democratic primary clash
Alabama Governor James E. Folsom trails state Rep. Charles W. McKay by about three to one in partial returns for the Democratic national committeeman post. Sen. Lister Hill leads renomination, while Alabama delegates to the convention will be unpledged. In DC, Stevenson leads Kefauver in a primary with slow counting, as both pursue delegate votes. Stevenson criticizes Eisenhower policy, Kefauver urges arms restraint with disarmament. Chandler associate says no resignation for Senate seat.
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Alabama
National Committeeman Post
Adlai Stevenson
District of Columbia
Estes Kefauver
Folsom
Charles W. McKay
Lister Hill
John G Crommelin
Stevenson
Kefauver
Eisenhower
Associated Press
Klamath Falls
Ore
Florida
U.S
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Key
United States
Oregon
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Chandler
Sen. Barkley
Editor argues segregation is a right at Princeton symposium
Princeton audience heard Thomas R. Waring defend separate but equal as a cultural right while Roy Wilkins of the NAACP challenged segregation as delaying reality. Wilkins accused Southern whites of harming their children, and Waring criticized Northern intervention proposing Northward colonization plans as a remedy.
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Charleston, S. C
News and Courier
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Waring
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Wilkins
Warke
Bartending Teacher Can Retain Job In Pueblo
Pueblo Colorado. Theodore Colton 27 a science teacher at Corwin Junior High could return this fall but must refrain from liquor industry work. Six district trustees unanimously offered a 1956 57 teaching contract with a clause barring employment in any liquor field. Colton has taught science three years and tended bar two nights weekly to supplement a 4300 dollar annual salary. The board faced protests from teachers, students and parents after three April 10 votes. Pueblo Teachers Foundation members began resignations in protest.
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Theodore Colton
Corwin Junior High School
Colton
The
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Bank Robbers Hit Pine Level Bank for 22 Cents
Robbers battered the safe at the Bank of Pine Level in Smithfield North Carolina but could not open it. Officials said only 22 cents was stolen and nothing else was missing.
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Smithfield
N. C
Bank of Pine Level
Weather outlook looms with storm threat over Miami Valley
The weather man notes little hope for a break in cloudy threatening conditions for the next two days. Low pressure centers in the southwest and northwest keep the thunderstorm threat high. Tonight and Thursday bring scattered showers and steady temperatures. tonight’s low around 53, Thursday’s high near 62. Friday may stay partly cloudy with little temp change. Yesterday’s high in Middletown reached 72 at 5:30 p.m., low 39 at 5 a.m.. the morning low was 55 at 5 a.m.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Priest and Woman Die in Apparent Murder Suicide
In Chicago a Russian Orthodox priest Rev. Michael M. Lanoske 51 and Anna Marchezak 44 were found dead in her apartment. Police say Lanoske shot Marchezak then killed himself. a coroner’s investigator called it murder and death by own action. Lanoske had led a church choir project and faced past divorce suits tied to Marchezak. The scene included a .25 caliber pistol near his body and wounds on Marchezak. The case ties to prior divorce filings and alleged affair.
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Michael M. Lanoske
Anna Marchezak
Holy Resurrection
Lanoske
Miss Marchezak
Stephen Yurschak
John Doe
Yurschak
Last Rites for Barkley Attended by Ike and Aides
President Eisenhower led dignitaries at the funeral of Kentucky Senator and former vice president Alben W. Barkley at Foundry Methodist Church in Washington. The service, conducted by Rev. Frederick Brown Harris, lasted 23 minutes as rain fell outside and Barkley’s body prepared for transport to Paducah.
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Eisenhower
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Supreme Court
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Kentucky
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Frederick Brown Harris
Senate
Barkley
Sherman Adams
Wilton B. Persons
James C. Hagerty
Paducah
Lexington
Harris
House of the Lord
Washington and Lee University
Farm Bill Debated in House Over Soil Bank Plan
The House opens debate on a new farm bill centered on Eisenhower’s soil bank concept. It seeks up to 500 million dollars in advance payments to farmers who withdraw surplus acres, with Republicans pressing alternatives to strip price-support provisions and avoid an Eisenhower veto.
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House
Eisenhower
Senate
Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Soil Bank
Shaker Heights Teachers Win Pay Hike Across District
About 300 teachers in suburban Shaker Heights win raises totaling $50,000 a year. New salaries start at $3,800 for beginners, rise to $5,900 for those with bachelor degrees, and reach $6,500 for master's degree holders. Increments up to $300 are offered for further college study.
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Cleveland
Shaker Heights
Blaze Drives 50 From Small Hotel in Cleveland
About 50 residents of the 75 cent a night Hotel Congress were driven to the street when a Tuesday fire swept the three story brick building. One man, James Jordan 57, a dishwasher, was critically burned. First Assistant Fire Chief James Nimmo estimated damage at 20000 dollars and said the blaze probably started from someone smoking in bed.
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Congress
James Jordan
James Nimmo
Lebanon backs Syria against cease fire over Jordan River pledge
JERUSALEM AP Lebanon aligned with Syria in rejecting a cease-fire with Israel unless Jerusalem pledges not to divert the Jordan River. Israel reportedly rejected the Syrian demand. Lebanon’s note to UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold urged an unconditional cease-fire while signaling self-defense rights amid the water dispute.
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Israel-Lebanon
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Middle East
E. L. M. Burns
David Ben-Gurion
Moshe Sharett
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Lydda
Cuban Houses Okay Clamp On Liberties
Both houses of Cuba’s Congress approved the government suspending civil liberties after Sunday’s failed revolt. The decree bars public meetings and censors press and radio for 45 days, passing Senate 34 10 and House 109 10. Prime Minister Jorge Garcia Montes called the action necessary after blood was shed and public order upset. The government said 15 rebels were killed and four soldiers wounded at Matanzas, as Garcia Montes alleged the uprising was inspired by former President Carlos Prio Socarras.
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Jorge Garcia Montes
UN Assembly to Open November Instead of September
The United Nations plans to open its 11th General Assembly on November 12 to avoid clashing with the U S presidential campaign. Normally the session begins in late September, but this year the schedule is shifted.
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Dulles in Paris for NATO talks and plans
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Paris for a NATO Council of Foreign Ministers meeting. He sought to broaden NATO beyond military aims into political and economic fields while focusing on issues like Palestine Cyprus and Soviet policy. He emphasized military defense remains essential and noted NATO unity supports a friendlier Soviet policy.
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U. S
John Foster Dulles
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NATO Council
U.S
White House
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Cyprus
Selwyn Lioyd
Christian Pineau
Eisenhower
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Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Lee challenges IRS tax liens over foreign aid test
Utah Governor J Bracken Lee accuses the federal government of avoiding a court test on the constitutionality of income taxes used to fund foreign aid. The IRS placed liens for 1203.10, and Lee vows to seek a court order to set aside the liens while pursuing a legal ruling on governmental spending powers.
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J. Bracken Lee
Gunnor
Internal Revenue Service
Oxygen Explodes In Cadiz Mine Blast Killing Four Men
An oxygen blasting truck at Hanna Coal Co. in Cadiz exploded as workers prepared to blast. Four men died: William Stevens 28 of near Cadiz, Harry Deaton 49 of near Cadiz, Bud Hawthorne 24 of Jewett, and Richard Deloma 24 of Bloomingdale. Foreman Andy Jacobs escaped injury. Federal investigators from Georgetown examined the scene near the Mountaineer shovel.
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Ohio
Hanna Coal Co
Georgetown
William Stevens
Harry Deaton
Bud Hawthorne
Jewett
Richard Deloma
Bloomingdale
Andy Jacobs
Federal Bureau of Mines
Church Urges Desegregation Across United Methodist Church
In Minneapolis the General Conference of United Methodists overwhelmingly passed a resolution demanding the elimination of the racially segregated church administration with reasonable speed. It called on Methodists nationwide to actively combat discrimination and urged pastors to admit members regardless of color. The action marks a major step for the 42 million member church.
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General Conference
Cops Guard Home After Wedding Bomb Incident
Dayton police maintain around the clock guard at the Kettering home of 21 year old Sarah Louise Pfarrer and her parents after a bomb exploded injuring her fiancé Andrew Dixon moments before their planned wedding. Police say threats continue with calls every few minutes from an alleged adult woman warning of trouble. Dixon remains in satisfactory condition at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Sarah Louise Pfarrer
Richard A. Pfarrer
Kettering
Sarah
Tremors Shake Beirut District After Major Quake Anniversary
Two light earth tremors rattled Beirut Lebanon early today with no casualties or damage reported. The quakes struck the same district as the March 16 earthquake that killed 103 people and left thousands homeless, underscoring ongoing vulnerability.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Silly Question Traps Psychiatrists at Meeting
In Chicago a newsman asked American Psychiatric Association members a whimsical question about favorite gag jokes about their field. Members offered quips about listening to complaints, waiting for patients, and the nature of psychoanalysis.
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American Psychiatric Assa.ys
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