Security Bill Passage Seen in Senate Debate
The Eisenhower administration backs a bipartisan Humphrey Stennis plan for a 12 member commission to study the federal security program. The measure, already approved in House, would assess statutes orders and regulations and report by year end on adequacy of protections and basic rights.
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Washingson
Eisenhower
Humphrey
D-Minn
Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
Atty
Brownell
House
Rep
Walter
D-Pa
Sen
Mundtz
R-Sd
Government Operations Committee
Humphrey-Stennis
Gen Chase to Retire From Formosa Post
Major General William C. Chase will retire tomorrow after serving as chief of the U S Military Assistance Advisory Group on Formosa since its activation four years ago. His successor will be Major General George W. Smythe.
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Taipei
Formosa
William C. Chase
U.S. Military Assistance Advisory Group
George W. Smythe
Rochambeau Pageant Set For Colony House July 10
The Newport Players Guild will present a large scale pageant titled The Coming of the French on the Colony House steps at 2 p.m. Sunday July 10 as part of the Washington Rochambeau celebration. About 25 principals plus dancers and musicians will perform in full costume with authentic period music and dances. Staged under Miss Jane Hughes the production features portraits of Rochambeau Lau zun Lafayette and other Revolutionary figures.
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Colony House
Newport Players Guild
Robert Olsen
Jane Hughes
Wheaton College
Highfield Theatre
Falmouth
Mass
Theodore Grosvenor
Naneen Wendler
Players Guild
Hughes
Washington Square
Washington Street
Eisenhower resumes New England tour after fishing weekend
President Eisenhower resumes his northern New England road tour after a weekend of fishing at Parmachenee Lake Maine. He met Sen Payne and Maine GOP leaders and will attend a clambake with Gov Muskie and Sen Smith before flying back to Washington. A separate note reports Soviet fighters shot at a U S Navy patrol plane over international waters near Alaska. The incident prompted Dulles to discuss the matter and the Soviet offer to pay partial damages. Eisenhower fished six hours on Magalloway River catching two salmon and several trout stored for breakfast. He will break camp after lunch with Maine GOP officials and Rep Hale Nelson and McIntire and Republican Chairman Weston.
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Parmachenee Lake
Maine
Eisenhower
New England
Sen
Payne
Congress
Edmund S. Muskie
Skowhegan
Apublican
Margaret Chase /Smith
Muskie
Bering Strait
Soviet Siberia
U.s.alaska
V. M.molotov
Dulles
San Francisco
State Department
Russia
Magalloway River
Little Boy Falls
Parmachenee Lake Club
House
Hale, Nelson
McIntire
John F. Weston
Fryeburg
Pet Peeve Week Initiated by Newport City Manager
City Manager William A. Gil f l en launches Pet Peeve Week in Newport with about 25 calls and a dozen letters praising constructive ideas to improve looks and services. Crews stand by to fix hazards like downed limbs and potholes while major summer projects are planned on the public works schedule. Suggestions include an abandoned underground rest room and issues in Washington Square, Ocean Drive, hedges and alley rubbish.
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William A. Gil Flen
Newport
Gildea
Washington Square
Ocean Drive
Englishman awakens from 39 year paralysis after miracle recovery
In Reading England Charles Dunford 50 emerges from decades of paralysis following measles illness at age 11. After doctors gave up his family pursued trials with eye and movement therapies over three years unveiling regained sight speech and ability to walk with sticks. His relatives call it a miracle and note he recalls only years after the onset, not the past.
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Reading
England
Charles Dunford
Dunford
Charles
Frederick
Queenie
Harry Agganis Dies Unexpectedly at 25
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Harry Agganis, 25, Red Sox first baseman, died at Sancta Maria Hospital after weeks of illness. Doctors cited a massive pulmonary embolism, noting a prior severe pulmonary infection with phlebitis. Agganis, a Boston University star, signed with the Red Sox in 1952, hit .281 with 23 homers in Louisville, and had 11 homers, 8 triples, and 109 hits as a rookie. He returned from a road trip before falling ill again and leaving the team.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harry Agganis
Red Sox
Sancta Maria Hospital
John P. Rattigax
Theodore L. Badger
E. Everett O'Neill
Agganis
Boston University
Louisville
Norm Zauchin
Harry
Sox
Andrews Jury Sees Samples Of Defendant's Hair
In Superior Court Providence a jury hears that Edward A. Andrews 23 volunteered hair samples for a forensic test in the murder case of Susan B. Franklin 86 a Newport retired teacher. Inspector George Von Villas recounts Andrews arrest for drunkenness and a family disturbance that led to the investigative hunch.
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Providence
Edward A. Andrews
Susan B. Franklin
Newport
Andrews
George von Villas
Miss Franklin
Walnut Street
von Villas
Dulles Plans Bangor Trip Before Big Four Talks
Secretary of State Dulles will fly to Bangor Maine for talks with President Eisenhower on foreign policy issues including the downing of an American patrol plane by Soviet fighters. He will brief the President on the UN anniversary meeting in San Francisco and may report to the Senate committee on the incident.
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Dulles
Bangor
Maine
Eisenhower
United Nations
San Francisco
New England
State Department
Lincoln White
White
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Europe
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
New York
V. M. Molotov
U.S. Navy
Alaska
Siberia
Molotov
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Knowland
California
San Franciscop
U.N
Geneva
Eeleo N. van Kleffens
Yate
John Foster Dulles
Dag Wammarskjold
Palace of Nations
Bering Strait
China
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Communist Security Organization
Nationalist jet downed near Matsu amid civilian attack
Chinese Communist MIGs shot down a T33 training plane near the Matsu Islands within two hours of an attack on an unarmed civilian Catalina airliner. The pilot was not recovered. An American officer aboard the Catalina was reported uninjured though slightly wounded, while the aircraft sustained wing damage and bullet holes.
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Taipei
Formosa
Nationalist
Defense Ministry
Matsu Islands
U.S
John J. Goodrich
Rayne
Carlier
Matsu
Chen Kuomin
Pinehill
Tungchuan
White Dog Island
Matsu Island
U N Session Seen Worthwhile by Russia and West
The United Nations tenth anniversary session drew praise from Russia and Western powers. They called the weeklong meetings fruitful for diplomatic contact and progress toward Geneva summit expectations.
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U. N
Japanese Ships Visit Newport For Weekend Tour
Sailors from the Japanese destroyers Asahi and Hatsuki spent the weekend sightseeing Newport after arriving for degaussing tests at the Naval Station. The 150 men on each ship visited beaches, churches, The Breakers, and local events, collecting materials on Newport history as they toured the area. The vessels, formerly the Amick and Atherton, were loaned under the Mutual Defense Assistance Pact and are bound for Norfolk for underway training.
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Newport
Asahi
Naval Station
Norfolk
Newport County Radio Club
Miantonomi Park
Amick and Atherton
United States Navy
Boston
Joseph H. Wellings
Newport Naval Base
Steelworkers reject industry wage offers prompt wage talks
Pittsburgh CIO United Steelworkers officials spurned 10 and 16 percent wage offers from Inland Steel and U S Steel Corp. The Wage Policy Committee meets to chart future negotiations. Union President David J. McDonald has notified 96 steel and iron ore firms he seeks a substantial increase and warns of a strike at midnight Thursday if no agreement is reached.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
Inland Steel Co
U. S. Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
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