Bipartisan Leaders Confer On Aid Bill
Washington (UP) President Eisenhower summons Democratic and Republican House leaders to a White House study at 4 p.m. est to save the 4.9 billion foreign aid request amid heavy cuts. House debate targets a 1.1 billion military and 100 million economic aid reduction. Senate aid remains under Foreign Relations scrutiny. Representatives Rayburn McCormack Albert Gordon and others invited. Republicans Halleck Chipperfield Vorhis join Martin.
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Eisenhower
White House
House
GOP
Joseph W. Martin
Ure
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Martin
United States
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Walter F. George
Dga
United Press
Sam Rayburn
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
James P. Richards
South Carolina
Thomas S. Gordon
Illinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Robert B. Chipperfield
Ilinois
John M. Vorvys
Ohio
Dogs Win
Nine year old Andy Bailey avoids eviction of Wimpy and Laddie as Wimpy returns after a year missing. Ralph Bailey says they will try to keep both dogs after the deadline on Andy’s choice passes.
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Newport
Andy_ Bailey
Wimpy
Laddie
Andy
Ralph Bailey
Defense Claims Caudle Spurned Dodger's Gift
In St Louis a defense attorney for T Lamar Caudle says Caudle resisted a tax dodger client’s gift after being informed he owned an oil royalty in Caudle’s name. Caudle and Mathew Connelly, a White House aide, are accused of conspiring to defraud by stalling a prosecution of Irving Sachs.
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T. Lamar Caudle
Caudle
C. Arthur Anderson
Justice Department
Harry
Schwimmer
Anderson
Mathew J. Conanelly
White House
Truman
Irving Sachs
Sachs
Connelly
Old marbles champ travels from Kentucky to view Miles tournament
G H Ogden 87 of Ashland Kentucky crossed into West Virginia to watch a modern miles tournament and recalled his own 75 year old marbles champion days. He said there was a time he could beat the current players.
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Huntington
W. Va
G. H. Ogden
Ahsland
Beati fication of Pope Innocent XI Rescheduled
Vatican sources say the beatification ceremony for Pope Innocent XI will likely be held on October 7. The date shifts from the previous plan later this month to allow sufficient time for a solemn and elaborate rite.
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Innocent XI
Vatican
Congregation of Rites
Regional Forecasts for Texas Regions
UNITED PRESS notes west Texas will be partly cloudy and warm with widely scattered thunder storms. North Central Texas remains partly cloudy and warm with scattered showers and storms tonight and Wednesday. South Central Texas sees partly cloudy, warm conditions with widely scattered thundershowers mainly in the north. moderate southeasterly winds along the coast. East Texas forecasts partly cloudy day with scattered thundershowers in the north tonight and Wednesday. coastal areas experience moderate southeasterly winds.
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Memphis
New York
Boston
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Denver
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Cleveland
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Seattle
Boise
Idaho
United Press
West Texas
Texas
Export Balance Favors Mexico in First Quarter
Mexico reports a favorable payments balance of 35.4 million dollars for the first quarter. Exports totaled 257.4 million, 46.8 million more than imports. Cotton led with 76.4 million sold abroad, doubling compared with the same period last year. Coffee sales reached 35.4 million.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Nacional Fianciera
Melting Snow Floods Three Mountain States
Residents of three western states fought back floods from melting snows as Cedar Creek broke a dam in Idaho Springs Colorado sending a billion gallons downstream and washing away nine bridges. The Columbia River rose in the Pacific Northwest while Oregon and Washington faced soft dikes and flood risk. Civil Defense Red Cross and Salvation Army aided displaced families as 5000000 dollars in damage loomed with 150 to 200 homes evacuated in Clark County Washington. A trucker was injured and storms spread to Oklahoma Clinton Ohio and Kansas.
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Little Mountain
Cedar Creek
Denver
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Columbia
Idaho Springs
Colo
U.S. 6
Golden
Arvada
Umatilla
Ore
Clark County
Camas
Washougal
Wash
Civil Defense
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Oxon
Clinton
Ohloa
Weather Bureau
Kansas
French Push To Quell Algeria Rebels With Curfews
French security forces intensified a campaign against rebels in Algeria including raids on the Casbah of Algiers and searches in Tlemcen. A dusk to dawn curfew was ordered for five western cities near Oran as troops tighten control and 25 000 Arabs were checked with hundreds detained for questioning.
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Algeria
Oran
Casbah
Alberies
Tlemcen
Farm Bureau Chief Fears Wage Law Expands Into Agriculture
J Walter Hammond president of the Texas Farm Bureau denounces federal wage and hour expansion into farming as a danger to American agriculture He argues the bills remove exemptions for large farms processing and outsider salesmen and would raise minimum wage to 1 25 per hour with overtime rules He warns higher labor costs would worsen the farmer cost price squeeze and hurt crop production.
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Texas Farm Bureau
J. Walter Hammond
Hammond
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Hearing Postponed on Shamrock Gas Rate Increase
A Federal Power Commission postpones a hearing on Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp of Amarillo Texas proposing a 230000 dollar annual rate increase to Northern Natural Gas Co of Omaha on sales. The hearing moves from June 11 to July 25.
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Washinton
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp
Amarillo
Tex
Northern Natural Gas Co
Omaha
Federal Power Commission
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