Senate Approves Foreign Aid Authorization Amid House Hurdles
The Senate backed President Eisenhower on a 3.6 billion foreign aid authorization, 57 to 25, forming a bipartisan coalition to resist cuts. The measure creates a three-year 2 billion loan fund for economic aid and a two-year authorization for military aid, with House action expected around July 1.
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Rose McKee Washington
INS
Eisenhower
House
Sen
Senate
Foreign Affairs Committee
John Foster Dulles
Capitol
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Russell
Long
London
Weather, safety tips, and summer observations
Weather has swung to extremes with chilly mornings and hot sticky days. Readers are advised to secure vacant homes to prevent burglaries with neighbors checking on sites and halting deliveries. The Mayor's Safety Council hosts a Mr. Jaywalker contest in July with prizes for spotting pedestrians. Sunset notes and stargazing reminisce on summer nights while conversation and party lines face congestion.
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Mayor's Safety Council
Daily Weather Report Forecast With Showers and Thunderstorms
Cloudy warm humid day with scattered showers and thundershowers. High 85 to 90. Tonight low in upper 60s. Sunday partly cloudy cooler with more showers and thundershowers. Hour ending 7 am: max 82 min 70. no precipitation. River stage 5.8 feet. One year ago: max 91 min 62 precip traces river 6.1 feet.
Legislature Adjournment Delayed Amid Budget Disputes
In Harrisburg a weekend recess followed leaders announcing the session could not end before next Wednesday at the earliest. Earlier plans had aimed for Tuesday or even today, but money disputes forced another postponement of final adjournment.
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Harrisburg
INL
Plane Crashes Near Moscow In Thunderstorm
A Polish air liner carrying 13 people including five American tourists crashed near Moscow during a violent storm. Warsaw reports nine dead while the U.S. Embassy notes three Americans survived and two are missing, all five Americans from Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Moscow
Warsaw
Grand Rapids, Mich
Bossert Strike Breaks After Nine Days at New Castle Plant
A nine day Wildcat strike at Bossert's New Castle Division of Rockwell Spring and Axle Co ends with about 90 percent of 366 union workers returning. Local 4194 President Steve Knis says remaining members to report Monday and a bargaining meeting will be set with the company. Police kept roads clear as pickets were deterred.
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Bossert
New Castle
Rockwell Spring and Axle Co
Steve Knis
Local 4194
Knis
John Grasciar
District 21
United Steelworkers
Daniel W. Skelly
USWA
Skelly
Annion
Roger Monaco
Bossert’s
Fourth A-Test Shot Delayed Again For Weather
The fourth A-test in the AEC spring-summer series was postponed 24 hours due to weather. Winds risked fallout on Alamo Nevada. test planned for 4 45 a m P D T was canceled and a 4 p m briefing set. The detonation was to occur from a balloon 500 feet above Yucca Flat northwest of here.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
D. T
Alamo
Nevada Proving Grounds
AEC
Yucca Flat
Here
Springfield Tornado Toll Rises After Night of Destruction
A tornado and preceding storm in Springfield Illinois left two dead and at least 40 injured as 106 mph winds and heavy rain damaged the city. Earlier in Jacksonville Illinois, five were hurt. a separate lightning strike killed one. Mrs Dorothy Farley 60 Mrs Annabel Larson 37 and Carl R Apple gate killed in the事件.
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Springfield
Ill
INS
Jacksonville
Dorothy Farley
Annabel Larson
Carl R. Applegate
Inductees to Leave Tuesday
Seven young men will leave Tuesday for the armed services from the American Legion home at 6 15 a m. Called for the draft from both county boards are Harrison Hugh Hester 1603 Morris St New Castle David Randolph Edwards Vol ant RD 3 Walter Cealy Henry Ellwood
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Armed Services
American Legion
Harrison Hugh Hester
Morris St
New Castle
David Randolph Edwards
Volant RD
173 Rebel Algerians Killed By French Troops
Algerian clashes with French troops yield 173 rebel deaths and 17 French fatalities in the last 24 hours. The fiercest fighting north of Tlemcen leaves 52 insurgents dead, while an ambush near Djidjelli costs 11 French lives and 12 wounded.
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Algiers
Tlemcen
Algeria
Djidjelli
Mediterranean
Constantine
Flying Boxcar lands safely at Erie Airport
An Ohio Air Force Reserve C119 Flying Boxcar with engine trouble and a failed left engine landed safely at Port Erie airport. Maj. Harold Todd of Zanesville piloted the twin engine craft from Clinton County to Niagara Falls, choosing Erie to avoid continuing the flight after the engine could not be controlled.
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Maj
Harold Todd
Zensville
Ohio
Maj. Todd
Clinton County
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Erie
Akron
Civil Aeronautics Board
Erie l
New York
New French Premier Arrives in London for World War II Fighters Ceremony
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury arrived in London for ceremonies honoring French World War II underground fighters. This first trip since becoming premier two days ago will include talks with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, whom he had not previously met.
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London
Maurice Bourges-Maunory
Bourges-Maunoury
Harold Macmillam
Mayflower II Ready for Visitors in Plymouth
Mayflower II rested near State Pier waiting for inspection by expected crowds that had yet to arrive. Floodlights lit the pier for weekend viewing while 92 treasure chests worth $200,000 in British goods were unloaded from the ship and stored nearby.
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Plymouth
Mass
State Pier
Plymouth Harbor
Amer
Russia Proposes International Monitoring Posts at Conference
Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin edged ahead of U S envoy Harold Stassen by presenting new disarmament proposals to the five power UN Disarmament Subcommission in London. The plan calls for international monitoring posts on Russian soil as the first step toward nuclear arms control while Stassen, just back from Washington, argued for smaller measured steps.
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United Press
London
United States
Valerian Zorin
Harold E. Stassen
United Nations
Stassen
Washington
Three Men Die as Philadelphia Lightning Strikes
A severe thunderstorm in Philadelphia and suburbs killed three men. Carl Geibel, 26, Berwyn, janitor at Conestoga High School, was struck on an athletic field. Douglas Palmer, 34, of Philadelphia, died on Cobbs Creek golf course and died at Misericordia Hospital. John Brady, 42, widower, died at Germantown Hospital after being found in Asbury Park.
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Philadelphia
Carl Geibel
Berwyn
Conestoga High School
Douglas Palmer
Cobbs Creek
Misericordia Hospital
John Brady
Germantown Hospital
Asbury Park
Germantown
Auto Plunges Into River Two Missing
A car with three people left the road at Fieldsboro and plunged into the Delaware River. Herman Holmess, 35, of Bordentown escaped and said his wife Betty, 26, and an unidentified man they had just met were missing. State Police called three underwater rescue squads to search for the vehicle and occupants.
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Fieldsboro
Delaware River
Herman Holmess
Bordentown
Betty
Holmess
Turncoat Returns From Red China to Hong Kong
American former prisoner of war Andrew Fortuna from Ionia Michigan crossed into Hong Kong reporting a three year stay in Communist China as pleasant and interesting. He is among 21 POWs captured in the Korean War who chose to live in Red China and becomes the eighth to decide to return to the United States.
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Hong Kong
Andrew Fortuna
Ionia
Mich
China
Fortuna
Red China
United States
U P Church To Merge With Presbyterians
The 99th General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church of North America approved merging with the Presbyterian Church in the U S A. The union forms the world’s largest Presbyterian group, to be called the United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, with about three million members. Formal ceremonies will be held in Pittsburgh next May.
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New Concord
United Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Pittsburgh
Speculation on Soviet Subs Headed for Egypt
London papers report three Soviet submarines were seen passing through the English Channel en route to Egypt. At least one sub may be turned over to the Egyptian navy. U S destroyers have shadowed the submarines, expected to reach Egypt Monday.
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London
Egypt
English Channel
U. S
Rumor Denied Air Force Jeep Sale In Dayton
The Air Materiel Command warns the public not to believe rumors of surplus jeeps for sale at 25 dollars. Officials say no jeeps are for sale now and none have been offered at any price. A Salt Lake City visitor traveled to Maywood California seeking a jeep, illustrating misinformation.
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Dayton
Ohio
Air Materiel Command
Air Force
Salt Lake City
Cross Word Air Force
Maywood
Calif
Ellwood
House civil rights bill advances after jury trial amendment
The House moves toward swift passage of the administration civil rights bill after rejecting a southern backed jury trial amendment by 199 to 167. Expect further amendments Monday before final action and a Senate join.
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Washington
INS
Swift House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Senate Democrats
Jacob Javits
N.Y
House
Paul H. Douglas
Dulles Marked 50 Years In Hague Peace Visit
Fifty years after John Foster Dulles first joined world diplomacy at the Hague Peace Conference, a belated anniversary party is held by his staff. The gathering will present his penciled doodles collection. Dulles recalls serving as secretary to his grandfather John W. Foster during the 1907 conference.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Dulles
Rock Creek Park
Capitol
John W. Foster
Elderly Woman Fractures Arm After Fall
Mary LaMarce 73 of 200 W Cherry Sr reported by New Castle Hospital in good condition after fracturing her right arm in a Friday fall. Authorities note she was treated and remains under care.
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Mary LaMarce
W. Cherry Sr
New Castle Hospital
Heat expected across eastern U S for 30 days
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts a 30 day period of unseasonably hot weather in the eastern third of the United States, including the Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic states. The western half should be cooler, with California coast exceptions, and normal summer weather elsewhere. Rainfall is predicted to be lighter than normal in the far southwest and northeast, with above average rain elsewhere.
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Washington
United States
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
California
Ideal Vacation Choices Reflect Personal Bent
Arthur Mometer suggests vacation should fit personal preference from hiking in mountains to relaxing at home. He notes vacation is a change in schedule and emphasizes doing what you enjoy. Weather is warm with eighty four degrees.
Burns from Cigarette Leave Teen Hospitalized
Robert Palmer, 18 months old, suffered burns under his left eyelid from a cigarette yesterday at 911 Croton Ave. He was treated and discharged from Jameson Memorial Hospital.
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Robert Palmer
Croton Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
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Kearsarge
Golden Gate Bridge
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U.P. Assembly
Saami
Donald J. Gonzales
United Press Staff
Arthur Mometer
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