Senate Hears New Path for Farm Bill After Veto
Senate Agriculture Committee opens two weeks of hearings led by Allen Ellender to craft a revised farm bill after President Eisenhower vetoed a price support freeze. Proposals focus on cotton rice and feed grains with emphasis on export markets, acreage rules, and price supports while avoiding a full override.
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Veto
Senate
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Sena
Tors
Eisenhower
Ellender
White House
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Aiken
Benson
Middletonian Is Top Man In MU Sophomore Class
Miami University held its annual recognition assembly naming 195 students as award winners and scholars. Middletown participants included Jack D. Taylor top all around sophomore man, Shirley Armitage, Alice Mattmueller, and others earning awards from Delta Kappa Epsilon, Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co., and the Alfred H Upham Memorial Scholarship. Notable double winners included Molly Ann Shera and Mary Ann Ignatius with multiple honors.
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Middletonian
Oxford
Miami University
Middletown
Jack D. Taylor
C. H. Taylor
Aberdeen Dr
Shirley Armitage
Heinkel Rd
Alice Mattmueller
Philip Gaunt
Tytus Ave
American Institute of Architects
Lynn F. Lawson
Linden Ave
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
John Rothfuss
West Middletown
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Mary Ann Weikel
Franklin
Patricia Anne Holweger
Locust St
Alfred H. Upham
Carol Ann Hay
Lebanon
Paul S. Malcom
West Elkton Rd
Seven Mile
Miami Parents Assn
William W. Brown
Columbus
Robert L. Ellis
Richmond
Ind
Molly Ann Shera
Mary Ann Ignatius
Cincinnati Walnut Hills
Roger Joslin
Bloomington
Ill
Kay Glass
Cops seize Paris edition of Herald Tribune
Paris police confiscated the European edition of the New York Herald Tribune after the paper ran a story on the sailing of French navy ships from Malta. The Ministry of Information extended censorship to news distributed in France, targeting coverage of Algerian revolt details.
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Paris
New York Herald Tribune
Ministry of Information
Malta
London
Pflimlin
France
The
Herald Tribune
Lafayette
NATO
Mediterranean
U S Tests Both Clean and Dirty Bombs In Pacific
Chairman Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission said in a TV interview that both dirty and clean bombs are being tested during the current U S nuclear tests in the Pacific and that the danger of radioactive fallout is relatively small.
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Washington
U. S
Pacific
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Philip Carey Strike Ends at Cincinnati Plant
Operations resumed at Philip Carey Manufacturing Co after a 23 day strike by 1100 paper workers. Workers with International Brotherhood of Paper Workers voted to accept a two year contract with wage increases 5 cents now 2 cents in January and 6 cents next May. Pay scales ranged from 1.75 to 2.39 per hour. Also notes Taos 1847 incident of Charles Bent, New Mexico’s first civilian territorial governor, scalping and murder during an uprising.
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Cincinnati
Philip Carey Manufacturing Co
International Brotherhood of Paperworkers
James G. Bentley
New Mexico
Charles Bent
Taos
Prolonged Work Block Hinted in Cleveland
Thomas McDonald of the Building Trades Council says a 25 day work stoppage could be extended amid rumored dissatisfaction with a compromise settlement brokered with Mayor Celebrezze. About 10,000 building trades craftsmen in four counties have been idle since May 1 as talks continue on new contracts to replace expiring ones. A joint employer and union meeting is slated for this afternoon to consider ratifying the tentative agreement.
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Cleveland (Ap
Thomas £. McDonald
Building Trades Council
BTC
Cleveland
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Lake
Geauga
Building Trades Employers Assn
T Men Raid Uncovers Cuban Gun Factory
LOS ANGELES AP The group linked to Fidel Castro planned machine gun production in a Lynwood garage. Eight guns and parts for 200 more were seized. Suspects including Israel Tapanes Armando Lora Guillermo Colls Salvador Renaldo and Victor Lozano face charges under the National Firearms Act and Neutrality Act.
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Los Angeles
Israel C. Tapanes
Fidel Castro
Treasury
Lynwood
U.S
Cuba
Armando Lora
Guillermo Colls
Salvador Renaldo
Victor Lozano
U. S
T. Tapanes
C. Chiudester
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House of Chrome
Main ST
Pittsburgh
Norris Wood Products
Shaker RD
Beckett
Verity
Stoutenborough
Iuers
Formica
Woodlawn
Tribune
Termite Service
DOHN
Tytus Purdy
Minnesota
Elvin Bergmann
Lake Elmo
Minn
UPI
Philip Carey
Streifthau’s
T-Men
Florida
F.d.1.c
la Eee
Aeon and Trust CO
BLE
Sunoco
SUN Oil Company
Ford
Buick
Plymouth
Pontiac
Cadillac
Blue Sunoco
Bive Sunoco
Watrahigh
America
Lickliter
Central G
Flannery
S. Verity Pkw
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