Eisenhower urges Congress to pass program with no politics
President Eisenhower asks Congress to enact his legislative agenda without political interference. He endorses foreign aid and farm measures, warns against overspending, and emphasizes national security and balanced federal budgets amid tax and defense funding concerns. He arrives at Ft. Benning for a one day inspection tour with Defense Secretary Gates and promotes the jet aid package.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Congressional
FT. Benning
Ft. T Benning
Amer- Secretary of Defense
Thomas S.' Ican
iGates
Washington. S
Benning
ABC Denies Dick Clark Payola Favoritism In Firings
President of ABC rebutted claims that Dick Clark received preferential treatment over a fired DJ who refused to say he accepted payola. Leonard Golden and Ben Hoberman faced testimony as payola probes publicized.
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Washington
American Broadcasting Co
Dicki Clark
ABC
Leonard H Golden
Golgen
Freed
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King of
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Yord
WABC
Ben Hoberman
Soldenson
House
Gren Harris D-Ark
Coldenson
Hoberman
Civil Defense Test Kicks Off Across Wisconsin
The state runs a three day civil defense drill with thousands of residents. Cities like Milwaukee Madison and Superior focus on readiness at the Stevens Point emergency center. About 100 state officials relocate from Madison to Stevens Point as the exercise tests responses to a surprise attack scenario.
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Steers Point
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Madison
Superrior
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Stevens Point State College
Wa5
Mayors to Meet for Four Day Municipal Assembly
More than 10 mayors representing various cities will convene May 12 for a four day assembly to discuss municipal problems. The event is announced by Minter Richard J. Daly and sponsored jointly by national and international mayors organizations.
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Chicago
UPN
Minter Richard J. Dailey
Inflation Threat Highlighted by Chamber of Commerce
The United States Chamber of Commerce heard inflation remains a potent danger. William A. McDonnell urged businessmen to take a stronger role in government while Jozi Barlow linked high taxes to inflation. Three Wisconsin chambers and a firm received achievement honors for safety and economic understanding programs.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
William A. McDonnell
St. Louis
Chamber
MicDonzelli
Jozi, Barlow
Ori
Barlow
Wisconsin Chambers of Commerce
Chamer of Commerce
Racine
Eau Claire
Wausau
Stevens ‘Point
Bow and Arrow Police Patrol Formed in Cameroon
Hau sa tribesmen form bow and arrow patrols to ward off anti government attacks. Government sanctions the patrols as part of security measures in Douala.
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Douala
Cameroon Republic
Death Row Fight Ends as Chessman Is Executed
California condemned kidnapper and sex offender Caryl Chessman died in the gas chamber after years of court battles. Witnesses described a tense, brief ritual as the potassium pellets dropped, ending a high profile case that sparked protests across Europe and debates on capital punishment.
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Dejar
Mas Chamber
Chesemat
Edmund G. Brows
Chessman State
California
Europe
St Is Wieps
Chessman
Fred Dickson
Eleanor Garner Black
Efter
Glendale
Calif
Sativa
Police Flying Officer Pilot Die In Crash
A Chicago helicopter crash killed Police Flying Officer and a radio weather broadcaster who guided rush hour traffic on WEN for 17 months. Pilot Horace G. died alongside the officer. The craft crashed at a West Side intersection near a railroad track. no injuries on the ground were reported. Fire Commissioner Quinn suggested engine trouble and an attempted rail landing.
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Trafic
Leonard Baldy
Chicago
West Side
Baldy
Robert Quinn
Bellicopter
Ferry
Caudle And Connelly To Seek Pardon
Two former Truman administration officials, Caudle and Connelly, plan to seek a presidential pardon from Eisenhower after their 1956 conspiracy convictions related to income tax affairs. They agreed to surrender to authorities with Connelly aiming for New York and Caudle for Charlotte.
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Connelly
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CPP
Truman
sTequiernies
Eisenhower
T. Lamar Cautdle
Matthew i_ Connelly
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Ger
Connel
Charis‘te
Connells
New York
Chasatte
WHO Assembly Warns Immediate Malaria Funds Needed
The World Health Organization opens its annual assembly with a warning that funds must be found now to sustain the malaria eradication campaign. The effort targets about 289 million people in malarious regions and faces drastic cuts this year without 7 million dollars.
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Geneva
UPI
World Health Organization
Hoffa Wins Stay In Ouster Trial Fight
Hoffa secured an indefinite stay of his ouster trial as court of appeals plans to hear multiple union appeals next week. The decision keeps monitors overseeing Teamsters operations amid corruption probes and contest over trial proceedings.
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Washington
James K Hoffa
Fmni
Teamsters Union
Hofa
Hoffa
Court of Appeals
Anoy Ling
Hitself
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Teamsters
Hofia
Miller
Henry Edgerton
Charles Fahy
Forr
Zakharov Named Chief of Soviet General Staff
MOSCOW AP Marshal Zakharov former commander in East Germany has become chief of the Soviet army general staff replacing Marshal Sokolovsky who is reported in ill health. Zakharov greeted foreign military attaches at Red Square on May Day ceremonies as a veteran of the Bolshevik Revolution and participant in wartime actions.
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Moscow
Msv. Zakharov
East Germany
V. D. Sokolovsky
Sokolovski
Zakharov
Red Square
Winter Palace
Eisenhower warns of calamities if foreign aid cuts pass
President Eisenhower urged against deep foreign aid cuts at a televised appeal noting the Senate approved a ceiling reducing about 39 million from his request. He warned that slashing aid would be a crushing defeat in the battle against Communism and praised bipartisan support for the program as a cornerstone of security and growth. The authorization bill sets spending ceilings while actual appropriations follow later.
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Washington
America
Senate
Congress
Free World
Eisenhower
Andreedom
Comitee For International Growth
Committee
EU Democratic
Harry S. Trumer
Atth Congress
House
Fed
United Arab Republic
Suez Canal
D-Wist
Eisenhower Istration
Smart Boys Rosley Regis
A brief item notes Rosley Regis as a smart boy group topic with unclear details about Pi gems and coverage by an unnamed source. The readable text is fragmentary and contains no discernible events, dates, or organizations to confirm.
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Rosley Regis
Pi Gems
Ine Ie
Cast Votes Today In Five Primaries
Voters participate in five primaries across Indiana and the District of Columbia. Kennedy leads Democratic and Republican contests with delegates pledged to him or Stevenson supporters noted in scattered returns. The district aside, Humphrey and Warne may draw interest as results contrast with Kennedy’s gains.
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Fermanes
Indiana
District of Co
Republian
Alaba
Congress
Risi
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Ohio
Nexon
Adlai E Steven
District of Columbia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wisconsin Traffic Toll Climbs to 213
A Green County man, Fred F Hartain, 78, died in a Monday collision on Highway 11 near his farm west of Juda in Green County. The crash involved another vehicle and raised the traffic toll to 213 for the period. Hartain was prominent in Monroe area farming and business circles.
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Wisconsin
Associated Press
Tre Fata
Fred F Hartain
Tre
Juda
Green County
Barowiz
Monroe
Nixon Seeks Moderate Civil Rights Plank for GOP Platform
Vice President Nixon urges Republicans to adopt a moderate civil rights plank modeled on Eisenhower's civil rights program. He expects civil rights not to dominate fall campaigns and comments on Kennedy's stance and past votes on key civil rights tests.
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Washington
Richard
Nixon
Eisenhower
Congress
F Kennedy
NizaDson
Kennedy
Senate
Judiciary
Ben Niven
Rencedy
Vierey
Coud
Jacob K. Javits Irny
Apc
West Summit Backing Aims at Berlin and Germany
Western powers seek support for plans on relations and the postwar order. The summit focuses on Germany Berlin issues and France as well as broader European stability. The meeting follows a similar cap on Monday signaling common approach to the German question.
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Meréorsea
Thiré
Catel
Germany
Berlin
New York Salute to Spring Coin Fountains Feature
City authorities report more than 100 dollars in coins tossed into temporary founts as part of New York's spring salute program. The events highlight civic participation and local traditions.
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New York
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