Control Of Dope Is Urged
Senator Price Daniel proposes international action to curb narcotics smuggling. He seeks a Mexico treaty to halt overland heroin and marijuana trafficking and UN pressure to limit opium cultivation and outlaw heroin in remaining producing or user countries.
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Reds Use Hot Money In U S Hearing
Senate Internal Security subcommittee heard that large sums of hot money smuggled by Communists and others are used to invade the U S economy. Arthur Bloomfield of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said substantial foreign hot money has entered since 1945 though the flow has waned in four to five years. He noted possible anonymous channels via Swiss banks and said Swiss assets in the United States exceed two billion dollars with the true sources often hard to determine.
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
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Russia
Bloomfield
Fred Klopstock
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Balance of Payments
United States
Outlawed Party May Decide Vote in Peru Election
In Lima a left wing party that is not officially recognized may swing the presidential vote on Sunday as three conservative candidates compete to succeed Gen. Manuel Odria, who rose to power in 1948. The Aprista party, formed in the 1920s, is seen as the pivotal force after being outlawed following a rebellion eight years earlier against Bustamante.
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Israeli Attack Kills One in Rab el Armeisa Village
An Israeli army spokesman said infiltrators from Lebanon detonated a house in Rab el Armesha during the night. One Arab villager was killed and two others wounded in the upper Galilee incident.
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Heat and tempers flare at Hearne Alfalfa Festival
Five of six statewide candidates spoke at the Hearne Alfalfa Festival on a record heat day. Haley accused Yarborough of lying while Yarborough countered with remarks on World War II bravery. The debate featured sharp exchanges on integration and party loyalty, with crowd tension and moments of near confrontation.
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Arab world must stay acknowledged for Middle East peace
Dr Fayez Sayegh deputy director of the Arab states delegation in New York told the Commonwealth Club of California that peace requires Israel recognize the Arab world is there to stay. He accused Zionist leaders of focusing on Israel staying put while Arabs also remain, and charged Israel has violated UN armistice accords meant to solve the Palestine problem.
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Fayez Sayegh
United Nations
French Forces Strike Rebel Band Near Beni Saf
French troops surprised a rebel group hidden in a wheat field near Beni Saf and killed 14 members of the Army of Allah while taking 32 prisoners in a heavy engagement. In a separate action a rebel raid near Madrid was repelled with 25 killed. A French captain and two soldiers were fatally injured in an ambush on a mountain trail near Oran.
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Wilson Says Merger Not End To Interservice Argument
Secretary of Defense Wilson warned at Maxwell Air Force Base that merging the Army Navy and Air Force into a single service would not end interservice differences. He cautioned against unification schemes and urged open debate before any decision is carried out, noting honest differences in Washington and stressing prompt execution after a decision.
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Student Burglar Admits Murders in Los Angeles
Donald T. Basher a 27 year old ex convict confessed to murdering two women to finance his college from burglary spree in Wilshire district. He identified by a palm print at one scene and later led police to 32 burglaries in three months claiming the killings of Karil Rogers Graham 39 on February 20 1955 and Laura Lindsay 62 on May 25 by beating Graham with a lead pipe and Lindsay with a ball peen hammer.
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Tug at Tamiahua Bay Scorched as Vessel Sinks Off Tam
Fire struck a Pemex tugboat late yesterday and the large vessel, reported sinking about one mile off the fishing village of Tamiahua Lagoon between Tampico and Tuxpan.
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Senate panel boosts foreign aid bill by 715 million
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee raised the aid bill to 4.515 billion, adding 100 million to the discretionary fund for Asian economic development and offsetting House cuts. The panel's action, 9-5, drew caution from Sen Bridges and Lyndon Johnson about passage on the Senate floor.
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New Trial Sought For Tax Fraud Case
Attorneys for Matthew J. Connelly and T La mar Caudle plan a new trial for their clients and a judgment of acquittal motion after a nine hour jury verdict. Sentencing is set for July 19 with possible penalties up to five years in prison and a $100000 fine.
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Rubey M. Hulen
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N.C
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Irving Sachs
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Ralph E. Truman
Springfield
Harry S. Schwimmer
Schwimmer
Subway Strike Crew Faced Suspensions After Wildcat Action
The New York Transit Authority suspended 27 subway motormen who took part in Thursday’s wildcat walkout. Despite union threats to halt service again, NYCTA reported 100 percent subway on schedule for 4.5 million riders. Officials anticipated no further stoppages unless suspensions are lifted.
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Maxwell shoots 11 today in Open second round
Billy Maxwell of Odessa Texas fired a one over par 71 in the Open second round to sit at 143 after 36 holes. He began with a 72 on Thursday and had a 34 by the front nine before a 37 on the back. Doug Higgins of Midland totaled 149 after rounds of 74 and 75.
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Billy Maxwell
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Midland
Union Rejects Steel Proposal As Inadequate
NEW YORK The United Steelworkers rejected the five year wage and contract proposal from U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic as too little and too late. President David J McDonald said the take home pay rise would be five cents per hour and the fringes and term were inadequate. A strike possibility hangs over 650000 workers if no deal is reached before June 30 when current contracts end. McDonald remained hopeful an agreement could be reached.
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Divorce Rumor Denied in Dutch Royal Family Rift Claims
The Dutch government denied rumors of a divorce between Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard citing no evidence of a marriage breakdown. Faith healer Greet Hofmans, cited by the queen, said she had no influence and that her role was religious guidance, as newspapers note the shock over reports from Der Spiegel.
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Merger Talks Involving Oliver Iron and Pittsburgh Screw
The Pittsburgh Post Gazette reports negotiations are under way for a merger between Oliver Iron and Steel Corp and a Pittsburgh firm with a Longview Texas plant. The parent company is Pittsburgh Screw and Bolt Corp with other plants in Monaca Pennsylvania and Gary Indiana.
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Eisenhower Improves as He Receives Music and News
President Eisenhower shows signs of recovery after intestinal operation. He heard music, read two magazines, and scheduled meetings with Vice President Nixon and Secretary Dulles. A medical bulletin said his intestinal activity was restored and his condition remains very satisfactory. He signed 21 documents and accepted Samuel Brownell’s resignation.
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Population Guess Made For China 1953 Estimate
The Census Bureau estimated China 1953 population at 582.6 million, surpassing the United States and U S S R combined. It also noted a higher growth rate than those nations, based on Communist press and radio reports. Men numbered 301.9 million to 280.7 million women, about 108 males per 100 females.
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Harriman Talks With Adenauer About NATO and German Unification
New York report says Averell Harriman told West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer a Democratic White House would keep backing NATO and pursue German unification. Harriman, a Democratic presidential hopeful, conveyed the assurance during Adenauer's visit to his residence. Adenauer departs for Chicago then Milwaukee for Marquette University honorary degree.
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Konrad Adenauer
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Brownell orders restoration of suspended government workers
The Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. ordered that all government employees in non sensitive positions who were suspended as security risks be reinstated to duty immediately.
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Herbert Brownell Jr
Garrett Oil Tools to Build Million Dollar Plant
Longview news reports Garrett Oil Tools chief Hugh Garrett says construction will start Monday on a new million dollar manufacturing plant and office building in the city. The project is tied to U.S. Industries and marks a significant expansion for the firm.
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Basin Sizzles Under Blazing Sun Thursday
The Odessa Permian Basin area baked under a record heat wave with 103 degrees in Odessa and 112 in Presidio. Dozens logged over 100 as Galveston and Sherman stayed cool at 85. Thunderstorms and strong winds touched parts of the state with some damage reports and a transmitter outage noted in Huttsville.
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Family Chalks Up Hectic Day in Lubbock
Mrs. Charlie Jester of Lubbock endured a string of misfires as service personnel and deliveries arrived at 1:30 pm for a non existing battery fix a leaky sink incorrect ants removal a moved furniture load and a mis ordered concrete delivery. A florist sent a large bouquet believed to be from her husband who denied the gesture.
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Charlie Jester
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Barroom Interrogation Ties Suspect to Riesel Attack
A 25 year old man identified as William O Connell was detained on vagrancy charges after barroom questions about labor columnist Victor Rieles eye injury. Detective reports say the suspect inquired about Riesel condition and drew police interest in New York City.
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Riesel
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Frank S. Hogan
William O'Connell
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