Dulles Maintains Aid Ban to Israel Amid Pressure
Secretary Dulles and President Eisenhower supported keeping an almost complete ban on American aid to Israel until it halts a Jordan River hydroelectric project. Congressmen senators and Jewish groups urged modification as U N approval urged Syria and Israel to limit diversions. Bennike group found Syria partly right about the water project.
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Dulles
Israel
Eisenhower
State Department
United Nations Commission
Jordan River
Syria
Carp
Jordan
U.N
Vagn Bennike
Ike Gives 7 Medals of Honor at White House
President Eisenhower awarded seven Medal of Honor recipients for Korea deeds on the White House south grounds. The group includes three Army and four Marines, all wounded, with officers and enlisted men among them. Recipients named: 1st Lt. James L. Stone, Sgt. Hiroshi H. Miuramura, Sgt. David B. Bleak, Ist Lt. Raymond G. Murphy, Ist Lt. George H. O’Brien Jr., Pfc. Robert Ernest Simanek, and T. Sgt. Alford Lee McLaughlin.
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Korea
Eisenhower
White House
James L. Stone
Pine Bluff Ark
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Gallup
N. Mex
David B. Bleak
Shelley, Idaho
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Pueblo, Colo
George H. O'Brien Jr
Big Spring
Tex
Robert Ernest Simanek
Detroit
Alford Lee McLaughlin
Leeds
Ala
Symington Declines Presidential Run at Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
Missouri Senator Stuart Symington ruled out a 1956 presidential bid and criticized agricultural policy. He stressed his only aim is to serve as a strong senator while noting drought harms cattlemen and dairymen who need affordable feed to endure winter.
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Oklahoma City
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Agriculture Revamping Hits Snag
Washington reports Republican opposition to Secretary Benson’s plan to reorganize the Agriculture Department. Sen Carlson urges delay citing fears of regional soil conservation removal and loss of trained specialists. Sen Wiley hopes for gains from a forest of advisory recommendations. Democrats counter, warning Rural Electrification Administration coops face destruction under new power policies.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Sen
Carlson
Congress
Wiley
R-Wis
Sparkman
D-Ala
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Eisenhower
University Buys Stock of Cincinnati Firm
Illinois Wesleyan University will purchase all the common stock of the Krippendorf Dittman Co. a Cincinnati manufacturer of women’s shoes as an investment move, according to university and company spokesmen last night.
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Cincinnati
Illinois Wesleyan University
Krippendorf-Dittman Co
Indians Say Explanations Seem Ended
Indian officers with the Korean Repatriation Commission said privately there is little hope of resuming large scale interviews with anti-Red war prisoners refused to go home. The five nation panel is in a near standstill over forcing prisoners to attend, with no interviews planned and little chance of voluntary participation.
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Panmunjom
Five-Nation
Red
Solution To Middle East Case Sought
United Nations Security Council to hold an extraordinary double session to address the Palestine issue and end border killings. It will hear a report from UN truce supervisor Maj. Gen. Vagn Bennike on Jordan River water disputes and bloody incidents. The General Assembly postponed debate on charges of a Red torture center and alleged U S germ warfare in Korea.
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N. Y.P
U. N. Security Council
Palestine
Irael
Jordan
U. N
Denmark
Vagn Bennike
General Assembly
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Commissioners Approve Armco Annexation to Middletown
Butler County Commission votes unanimously to annex the Armco blast furnace area in Lemon Township to Middletown after a lengthy hearing with 50 attendees from Armco Steel Corp and local boards. The Middletown City Commission is expected to act tomorrow with completion anticipated by Jan 1.
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Armco
Lemon Township
Middletown
Butler County Commission
Paul Baden
Baden
Patrol Head dismisses retirement rumor in Columbus
Col . George Mingle the State Highway Patrol superintendent says he does not plan to retire this year and denies rumors he will become general manager of the Columbus Automobile Club. He noted he has no intention of taking the club post when eligible next month.
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Columbus
Ohio
Col
George Mingle
Columbus Automobile Club
Mingle
Automobile Club
Cattle Price Fight Prompts Push in Congress
About 350 cattlemen from 30 states converged on Washington to press Secretary Benson for immediate government guarantees on livestock prices. They passed a resolution seeking parity supports of at least 90 percent and prepared to present it to Benson, while lawmakers Carlson and Hunt urged urgent action.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Congress
Carlson
R-Kan
Hunt
D-Wye
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Lausche Opposes Proposed Ohio State Board of Education
Gov. Frank Lausche denounces a constitutional proposal to create a state board of education and appoint a public instruction superintendent. He argues the change would isolate board members from accountability, increase political influence, and dilute direct gubernatorial responsibility ahead of the November 3 election. The system would shape how the next legislature sizes and selects the board depending on voter approval.
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Columbus, Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
State Board of Education
Lucy Ward Stahr
Portsmouth
Lausche
Ohio
Board of Education
Oklahoma awards Cross of Valor to former POWs
Ten Oklahoma veterans who were prisoners in Europe the Far East and Korea received the state's first Cross of Valor Medal. Gov. Murray presented the honors in the state capitol with parchment citations signed by him. Don Davis said 2,208 Oklahomans are eligible, including 112 recently released from Korea.
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Oklahoma City
Europe
Far East
Korea
Oklahoma
Johnson Murray
Don Davis
State Veterans Department
Missing 15 year old Evelyn Hartley under investigation
Lacrosse Wisconsin police search for teenager Evelyn Hartley who vanished from a babysitting job after a basement window was forced at the Viggo Rasmusen home. A traveling salesman was arrested as a person of interest while bloodstains and footprints prompted state crime lab analysis.
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la Crosse
Wis
Lacrosse
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Hartleys
Viggo Rasmusen
Rasmusen
Charles Wilson
Madison
Richard
Lacrosse State College
Churchill Signals Informal Talks With Eisenhower
Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons he would welcome informal talks with President Eisenhower and pledged a warm reception if the American leader visited London. The statement came as Labour MPs pressed questions in Parliament.
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London
Churchill
Eisenhower
House of Commons
College Editor Tours Soviet Union on the Loose in Russia
College Editor Zander Hollander of the University of Michigan recounts a young American’s Moscow visit. He notes moments of pleasure and fear from Soviet surveillance, meeting Russians and seeing basketball culture, with reflections on teachers, Lenin honors, and newspaper access.
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Zander Hollander
University of Michigan
Soviet Union
Russia
U. S
New York
The
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Gorunov
Young Communist League
America
New York Times and
Herald- Tribune
Farm net income seen 1953 at billion below 1952
Agriculture Department projects 1953 net farm income at 214 billion dollars, about 7 percent less than 1952, with gross income down 4 percent and expenses down 2 percent. For 1954, net income likely to stay at 1953 level despite modest gross income dip. Cash receipts from farm products in 1953 expected around 31.2 billion dollars, a 4 percent drop amid high marketing volume.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Dean warns Reds to buckle down on Korean talks
U S Ambassador Arthur Dean urged North Korea to focus on planning the peace conference or risk no political talks at all. He pressed that only troops who fought in Korea should be invited and urged a site and date be set, warning neutral nations could turn talks into an endless debating society. A third meeting was scheduled after a two hour session with both sides clinging to opposing plans.
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K. S. Thimayya
India
U. N
Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur Dean
Dean
Korea
Weather Outlook for Miami Valley and Ohio Forecast
The Weather Service predicts cloudy and cooler conditions in the Miami Valley tonight with light rain. Ohio five day forecast shows normal temperatures around 57 to 62 high and 38 low, with a cooler start to the week then a warmer midweek. Rain totals near a quarter inch expected and Middletown reports 0.27 inches since yesterday evening. today’s lows and highs noted.
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Vandalia
Associated Press
Ohio
Middletown
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