Gore Fights For Trade Program
Senator Gore advocates extending the reciprocal trade agreement program amid opposition from some Republicans and questions in the Senate Finance Committee. He cites enlightened self interest and free world concerns as reasons for renewal. Key figures include Hull, Dillon, Flanders, and Smathers.
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Washington
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Free World
Cornell Hull
House
Hull
Congress
C. Douglas Dillon
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Sen. Smathers
D-Fla
Senate Finance Committee
Rudolph Named Cincinnati Conductor for 1958 Season
Max Rudolph, conductor of the New York Metropolitan Opera, was named conductor and musical director of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra effective next October at the start of the 1958 season. He will succeed Thor Johnson, who has resigned. the choice was made at a meeting of the Symphony's Board of Trustees.
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Cincinnati
Max Rudolph
New York Metropolitan Opera
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Rudolph
Thor Johnson
Symphony
Soviets Ready to Discuss West Disarming Plans
At the United Nations, a Soviet spokesman said the U N delegation is ready to discuss serious Western disarmament proposals. He blamed the stalemate on the U S position and said initiative rests with that delegation. The General Assembly urges talks to continue as the Disarmament sub committee remains deadlocked.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations, N
U. S
General Assembly
U. N
Soviet Union
Assembly
U.N
Congressmen Meet Egyptian Leaders on Arab Nationalism Aims
Four members of the U S Congress held Saturday talks with Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzy and Assembly Speaker Abdul Latif El Baghdady. Rep Selden said the Egyptians told the delegation the United States does not understand the aims of Arab nationalism.
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CATRO
U.S
Congress
Mahmoud Fawzy
Assembly
Abdul Latif el Baghdady
Rep
Selden
D-Ala
United States
Shepherd Sisters Aim for Big Time on Patti Page Show
Middletown gains fame for singing groups as the four Shepherd sisters join Patti Page on television. The feature notes their growth and career path, with related pieces on local nursing students and textbook standards in separate pages.
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McGuire Sisters
Shepherd Sisters
Patti Page
Iona Asher
Middletown Hospital School
Khrushchev Blocks Mao Visit to Soviet Bloc
Western diplomats report Khrushchev again blocked Mao Zedong from touring Eastern Europe. Moscow aimed to prevent Mao from undercutting Khrushchev’s leadership and weakening Soviet control over Poland Hungary and Czechoslovakia amid expected stops and publicized plans.
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Khrushchev
Mao
Vienna
Austria
Nikita Khrushchev
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Russia
Europe
Poland
Hungary
Moscow
Peiping
Georgi K. Zhukov
Budapest
Czechoslovakia
Warsaw
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomulka
Plan Concert Before Talk By President
Cleveland program of music entertains attendees coming early to Public Hall before President Eisenhower’s speech. Doors open 7 p.m. with seats released at 8 p.m. program begins 7:15 p.m. featuring John Adams High School band Collinwood High School chorus Al Russo Band Ohio Bell Telephone chorus GE Lamplighters quartet and The Pony Tails. Public Hall route to Hotel Carter marked by flag draped procession from Hopkins Airport.
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Cleveland
Public Hall
Eisenhower
John Adams High School
Collinwood High School
Missile czar urged to oversee U S program overhaul
Senators Bridges and Stennis demand a top missile director with full authority. Hearings on the U S missile program will probe authority gaps between Killian and Holaday as the nation weighs defense needs and shelter plans amid Sputnik concerns.
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Washington
Bridges
Holaday
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Killian
Edward Teller
White House
Eisenhower
New York Herald Tribune
U. S. Strategic Air Command
New York Times
Office of Defense Mobilization
National Security Council
H. Rowan Gaither
Ford Foundation
Stennis
Subcommittee
Elderly Woman Beaten Fatally in Colorado
In Cortez Colorado a 65 year old woman was bound with tape and beaten to death in her bed. Her husband George 74 was critically injured and officers sought a description of the attacker. Thirty men were questioned after a four state alert for the slayer of Mrs Willie McEwen. All but five were released. The slaying occurred in the couple’s bungalow home adjoining one of their rooming houses.
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Cortez
Colo
Willie ‘McEwen
Colombia Seeks 12 Year Political Truce Pact
Colombia's Conservative and Liberal parties unite behind a plan for a 12 year political truce to share power across Congress, departments, governorships, and the cabinet. The plebiscite would approve a constitutional amendment formalizing the arrangement under the military junta.
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Bogota
Colombia
National Congress
Laureano Gomez
Guillermo Leon Valencia
Gomez
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Valencia
Rojas
Spain
Landslide Buries Homes In Prince Rupert Toll Uncertain
A 60 foot wide landslide unleashed by heavy rain buried three homes in Prince Rupert British Columbia at noon Friday. At least six people are dead with eight possible, as rescue workers struggle to confirm the toll. One child was found dead. an 18‑month‑old girl was pulled alive from the creek as five adults remain missing.
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Prince Rupert
B. C
British Columbia
Today's Chuckle There are two things people never seem to get
A lighthearted quip notes two universal gaps in wish fulfillment and reward. The joke hints at human appetite and fairness without naming specific people or places. It reads like a brief syndicated humorous line suitable for a newspaper box.
U S Opposes Allied Veto on Vital Policy Decisions
Washington reports say the United States will oppose NATO veto power over major policy choices including when and how to fight Russia. President Eisenhower pledges maximum allied cooperation and consultation while preserving flexibility to act in crises.
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U. S
John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Russia
Sion
Eisenhower
Paris
Heinrich von Brentano
Dulles
von Brentano
Brush Fire Threat in San Gabriel Mountains Expands
Los Angeles area firefighting efforts continued around a 5 mile perimeter of a destructive brush fire in the San Gabriel Mountains 30 miles northeast of the city. The blaze scorched over 25 000 acres, caused 25 million dollars in damage, and remained 16 miles of fire line uncontrolled with containment unlikely before Monday night. No injuries reported.
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Los Angeles
San Gabriel Mountains
Jay Peterson
U. S. Forest
Serrce
Peterson
Monrovia Peak
Monrovia
Predicted Finale Is Days Off
Jodrell Bank experts near England tracked Sputnik I as it neared disintegration but radar indicated the carrier rocket would last several days. A. C. Lovell revised his forecast after locating the rocket again and noting its changing altitude. Moscow continued satellite progress reports despite caution.
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Jodrell Bank
England
A. C. Lovell
Jodrell Bank Station
Lovell
Mullard Observatory
Cambridge
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Husband Stabbed Fatally By Wife in Ohio Argument
George Crawford, 48, died Saturday from stab wounds suffered Friday night in Warren Ohio. Sheriff T Herbert Thomas said his wife Margaret, 48, admitted grabbing a paring knife during an argument and thrusting it at him.
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Warren
Ohio
George Crawford
T. Herbert Thomas
Trumbull County
Margaret
Wisconsin Ghoul Slayer Taken To State Hospital
Edward Gein, dubbed a ghoul slayer, was brought to Wisconsin’s Central State Hospital for the Criminal Insane after a week in which authorities uncovered multiple murder scenes. He reenacted the 1954 slaying of Mrs Mary Hogan and admitted killings tied to his late mother’s fixation.
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Wisconsin
State
Waupan
Wis
Edward Gein
Central State Hospital For
Earl Eileen
William Belter
Gein
Waupun
Mary Kogan
Bancroft
Eileen
Charles Wilson
State Crime Laboratory
Arnie Fritz
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Georgie Cuesta
Fights For Trade Program
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Sclons
Fawzy
Middletown
Associated Press
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Czar
Wiley Buchanan
National
G. Burke Elbrick
Wautoma
Wausnara
Perts
Bernice Worden
Plainfield
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