Political Motives Seen In Red Chiang Jet Clashes
Formosa reporters say Nationalist and Red air forces clashed near Taiwan Strait, with Red jets possibly MIG-17s. Nationalists claim four Thunderjets and two MIGs fought 10 minutes near Taishan Island, with no damage reported. Analysts cite a political motive tied to Russia ahead of a potential Big Four summit.
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Russia
Stockholm
China
Taishan Island
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Taishans
Federal 28 Million Vaccine Aid Fund Proposed
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration backs a 28 million dollar federal aid fund to help states vaccinate low income children and continues the vaccine safety program through testing. Hobby outlines 11 recommendations while public health inspectors and Lilly Parke Davis vaccine shipments expand nationwide in a staged resumption.
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Eisenhower
Hobby
White House
National Foundation For
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Public Health Service
Congress
U. S. Public Health Service
Eli Lily & Co
Indianapolis
Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
Lilly
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Florida
Indiana
Louisiana
Miss Ohio
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Scheele
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Philadel
Ohio School Children To Get Vaccine
Ohio's health director ordered release of Lilly vaccine to inoculate 3000 school children in Coshocton, Cuyahoga, Hamilton and other counties as the nationwide program rebounds after a temporary halt. He expects further word this week on Lilly second rounds and Wyeth first shots for about 3000 more children.
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Ohio
Ralph E. Dwork
Eli Lilly & Co
Public Health Service
Parke, Davis & Co
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Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Belmont
Delaware
Fairfield
Jackson
Knox
Mount Vernon
Marietta
New Boston
Marion
Portsmouth
Gallipolis
Wyeth Laboratories
Police Probe Child's Death in Foster Home
Detroit police ordered an autopsy on six year old Robert Sabo who died after being paddled by his foster mother Rosemary Jacques. Authorities said initial findings show no immediate link between the spanking and the death. Robert had been placed in the Jacques home by Probate Court three years earlier.
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Robert Sabo
Francis F. Jacques
Jacques
Rosemary
Mrs Ramona Deitemeyer Crowned Mrs America 1956
Ramona Deitemeyer of Lincoln Nebraska won the Mrs America title at Ormond Beach after defeating 48 contestants. Runner up Billie Dorris of Nashville praised her poise beauty and homemaker image while Kathleen Girvan from Chino supported her throughout. Deitemeyer a Sunday school teacher and PTA president and wife of Carl Deitemeyer editor of Nebraska Farmer has five children. She will appear at a Southeastern Gas Association convention in New Orleans and then continue personal appearances in New York and return to Florida.
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Ormond Beach
Ramona Dietemeyer
Lincoln
Neb
America
Billie Dorris
Nashville
Tenn
Kathleen Girvan
Chino
Calif
Deitemeyer
PTA
Carl
Nebraska Farmer
Christ Lutheran Church
United States
New Orleans
Southeastern Gas Assny
Florida
New York
New Yorker Named ICC President Elect
George A. Sloan, a New York City industrialist, was unanimously chosen as the next president elect of the International Chamber of Commerce. He is to be seated Saturday before the chamber's congress in Tokyo, following the ICC executive council report.
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George A. Sloan
New York City
International Chamber of Commerce
ICC
Sloan
Summit Talks Move to Set Stage for Peace Treaty
In Vienna Western ministers began a weekend reunion to prepare for a summer leaders meeting. Aims include agreeing on a summit conference and the Austrian independence treaty as a step toward broader peace with the Soviet Union and Western powers. Molotov signaled neutrality terms for Germany. Dulles and others outlined cautious expectations for German re unification and European security amid broader East West tensions.
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Europe
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Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
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Switzerland
V. M.molotov
Bulgaria
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Hitler
United States
Britain
France
U.S
V. M. Molotov
Fish
Harold Macmillan
Dulles
Antoine Pinay
Leopold Fig
Belvedere Palace
St. Stephen's Cathedral
St. Stephen's
Theodor Cardinal Innitzer
Ringstrasse
Linz
Salzburg
Innsbruck
Julius Raab
Theodor Koerner
Koerner
United Nations
Germany
Ausetria
Leopold Figl
Molotov
McMillan
John Foster Dulles
14th Blast Ends Latest Atom Tests
Nevada test series concludes after 14 blasts in three months as the United States plans an underwater detonation off California with Navy control. Dr. Alvin Graves and James Reeves call the tests entirely successful and a major arms program contribution.
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U. S
California
Pacific
Navy
Atomic Energy Commission
Alvin C. Graves
AEC
Los Alamos
N.M
Yucca Flat
Adm
C. M. Momsen
Defense Department
Nevada
Indian Springs
Pioche
Nev
19 Killed In Traffic In Ohio Declines For Year Peak
The Ohio traffic toll surged to a year high with 19 deaths reported in the past week twelve hours and a half, including drownings and a fatal fall from a porch. Notable fatalities include 18 month old victim run over by his father in a driveway and 2 year old Melvin Wicker of Lima.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Melvin Wicker
Lima
Thomas Orr
Toledo
Robert Glenn Malblanc
Mount Orabang
Harold Ray
Pontiac
Mich
U.S
Mount Crab
Frank Showman
Streetsboro
Herbert Brooks
Cleveland
Catherine Westley
Barnesville
Weekend Weather Outlook With Cooler Tomorrow
A damp start gave way to a warm Saturday afternoon. temperatures rise into the low 80s today and tomorrow. Clouds return tomorrow bringing a slight cooling, with yesterday’s high near 81 and a forecast high in the low 80s. morning lows dip from 66 yesterday to around 52 today and to the upper 50s tomorrow.
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Fourteen Rebels Killed in Algerian Village Attack
An Interior Ministry spokesman said 14 nationalist rebels were killed Sunday in an attack on an Algerian village. He had no information on French or villager casualties.
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Paris
Interior Ministry
Johnson outlines Senate program to push bills past Eisenhower
Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson named highway housing and minimum wage legislation as priorities and said a Democratic substitute for the highway plan would be prepared. He indicated the Senate would tackle action later in the week with Sen Gore presenting the substitute and Sen Byrd outlining objections to funding by bonds. Johnson listed other expected measures including foreign aid health research draft extension military pay raises and government worker pay while postponing a postal rate rise Taft Hartley revisions immigration changes private health plan insurance and a constitutional voting age reduction proposal. Republican Knowland predicted Congress would finish the first week of August with a strong showing on Eisenhower’s proposals.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Johnson
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Knowland
California
Congress
Eisnhower
Corruption Charged In Uniform Buys
A Senate investigations subcommittee will hold public hearings starting Wednesday into corruption in armed forces clothing contracts. Chairman McClellan says testimony already revealed gifts such as a home freezer and notes potential cash payments beyond those gifts. The inquiry echoes Truman era probes into influence peddling and government private interests for a fee, often five percent.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Senate Investigations’ Subcommittee
McClellan
D-Ark
Peddiers
Well-Driller Admits Killing in 9-Cent Debt Dispute
In CHARDON Ohio 43 year old well driller Leo Cavey confessed to police that he beat 80 year old Alva Williams with electricians pliers during a dispute over a 9 cent coal bill balance. He led officers to Williams body in a woods after the attack near the old feed mill. Williams was a wealthy feed and coal merchant.
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Chardon
Ohio
Alva J. Williams
Leo Cavey
John R. Bohl
Walter Booker
Thomas G. Rowley
Cavey
Williams
Siamese Twins Born In Detroit At Mt Carmel Mercy
Detroit reports Siamese twin girls born to a 27 year old mother died yesterday in hospital in farm con dition. Officials say the twins joined at the chest with a combined weight of 12 pounds 14 ounces and a one in 100,000 chance of survival. The mother Mrs Nonayee is reported in good condition. Preliminary X-rays show separate chests.
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Detroit
Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital
Nonayee
Trouble In Texas Mass Charge Routs Sheriff-Killer
A former mental patient killed Limestone County Sheriff J Harry Dunlap with a head shot at 40 yards then held off about 100 officers and a National Guard half track for hours using a .22 rifle. Tynes, 44, wounded others and himself during a siege before being flushed by a mass assault. Dunlap died on the scene and Tynes was hurt. Johnny Ray Bentley was seriously wounded elsewhere.
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Tex
Limestone County
J. Harry Dunlap
N. J. Tynes
Tynes
Stanley Cox
Jmocurmants
Terrell State Mental Hospital
Johnny Ray Bentley
Dunlap
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