Senate approves foreign aid funds after defeating Yugoslavia cut
The Senate voted 57 to 33 to approve 4.11 billion dollars in foreign aid including 2.3 billion for military assistance while rejecting Ellender's 10 percent cuts. Administration officials expect possible action on a future ban on jet fighter shipments to Yugoslavia.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
U. S
Yugoslavia
Ellender
D-La
Senate Appropriations Committee
Tito
Eisender
Johnson
Texas
Weather Outlook With Clouds and Sunshine Ahead
Considerable cloudiness gives way to partial sunshine today and tomorrow. High near 90 with a low around 65. Local sports and media listings follow.
Republicans Call for Stassen to Resign in 20 Names List
Twenty House Republicans urge Harold E. Stassen to quit his White House post. Names include Ford Jr., Laird, Lipscomb, Utt, Wilson, and Wainwright. Pasadena leader Krehbiel criticizes Stassen after his attack on Nixon’s candidacy and urges resignation as special assistant on disarmament.
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Washington
House
Harold E. Stassen
White House
John Byrnes
Wis
Elford A. Cederberg
Mich
Edgar W. Hiestand
Calif
Craig Hosmer
Melvin R. Laird
Glenard P. Lipscomb
Harold O. Lovre
S.D
Charles B. Brownson
Ind
Donald L. Jackson
Walter Norblad
Ore
Gerald R. Ford Jr
James B. Utt
Bob Wilson
Stuyvesant Wainwright
N.Y
Orvin B. Flare
Mont
John Rhodes
Ariz
John R. Pillion
Katherine St. George
William G. Bray
William L. Springer
Pasadena
John Krehbiel
la Canada
Los Angeles County
Republican Central Committee
Harold Stassen
Richard Nixon
Stassen
Krehbiel
Tax Deadline Sacramento Prompts Bond Issue Vote
Residents statewide vote today on a proposed 113 million dollar bond to fund a 15 mile water transmission line to the San Diego aqueduct. The measure aims to equalize assessments and bring counties closer to the statewide average in property tax values.
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Carlsbad
State Board of
Lony
Sanations
Diego Aqueduct
Nixon Graceful Welcome Stirs GOP Ticket Tension
President Eisenhower arrives from Panama to a warm greeting for Vice President Nixon and a brief handshake with Harold Stassen. Stassen, intent on pressuring Nixon off the ticket, hosts a news conference and challenges GOP Chairman Leonard Hall to meetings. Nixon’s renomination appears near secure, despite party uproar.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Washington
Panama
Harold Stassen
Stassen
GOP
Leonard Hall
Hall
Eisenhower- Herter
Herter
Injured Man Helps Capture Fleeing Driver
Pittsburgh motorist George Hunt Jr. was stopped after Ralph Sachs, despite multiple broken ribs, pursued and grabbed a car door and helped police arrest Hunt for drunken driving and leaving the scene. Sachs was hospitalized for rib fractures.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph Sachs
Sachs
George Hunt, Jr
Buses Narrowly Escaped Fatal Runaway Truck Crash
Two Greyhound buses bound for San Francisco narrowly avoided disaster when a runaway lumber truck and trailer sped past them and plunged into a canyon three miles north of Castaic. Driver Leland J. Stone, 58, died after leaping from the out of control vehicle and being struck by a northbound rig.
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Castaic
CNS
Greyhound
San Francisco
Leland J. Stone
Renomination Predicted by GOP Leaders
The White House backs Vice President Richard M. Nixon for renomination amid a challenge from Harold E. Stassen. James C. Hagerty says Nixon will be renominated as Ike's running mate at the GOP convention in San Francisco on August 20. Hagerty declines further comment on the dispute.
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Washington
PMP
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Harold E. Stassen
James C
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Herter
Stasser
Threats against Gov Herter prompt extra guard in Boston
The Office of Gov. Christian A. Herter said a telephoned threat was made against his life. An extra State Police guard was assigned to the executive suite after an unidentified caller threatened to kill Herter. The report followed Stassen's support for Herter as a potential GOP vice presidential candidate.
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Boston
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Massachusetts
Harold FE. Stassen
Kent
Panama City
Hagerty
Stassen
Eisenhower
Nixon
Death March Trial Hears of Slapping and Vodka
Marine Pvt. David H. McPherson testified at the general court martial of McKeon that the drill instructor slapped him and raised a vodka bottle before leading a recruit platoon into Ribbon Creek at Parris Island. Six recruits drowned during the march on April 8 as a result of his actions.
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S.C
Matthew C. McKeon
McKeon
Marine
David H. McPherson
Chatham
N.J
Marine Recruit Platoon
Worcester
Mass
Ribbon Creek
McPherson
Defense Council
Rock Still Impregnable Alcatraz Lifer Found Hiding
Floyd Wilson, serving life for murder, was found crouched behind rocks near the water on Alcatraz Island, ending an extensive hunt by FBI and guards. He disappeared from the dock area around 3:30 pm and was captured as searchlights swept the island. Wilson likely faces escape charges and isolation.
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Grim Alcatraz Federal
Floyd Wilson
Wilson
Water's Edge
FBI
San Francisco Bay
J. B. Latimer
Latimer
Alcatraz
Washington D.C
Coast Guard
Island
County Drops Ball Park Plan Amid Ballot Shakeup
County Supervisors halted a proposed bond for a major league ball park after learning Los Angeles was not pursuing a site and private capital might fund it. They noted juvenile hall facilities bond on the same November ballot is likely to appear.
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Herbert C. Legg
Los Angeles
Legg
Valley Man Slain in Fight Over Pet Dog
Harold Patterson, 31, was fatally shot during a quarrel over a puppy in Baldwin Park. John La Canin, 59, a painter, was booked on suspicion of murder after Patterson died on the operating table at Covina Inter-Community Hospital. Police say Patterson intervened in an argument between La Canin and his daughter over the dog. witnesses said Patterson tried to telephone for help as tensions escalated. La Canin reportedly fired a .25 caliber Mauser as Patterson approached the front door. Police and deputies investigated the incident and referred to the district attorney for a murder complaint.
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Baldwin Park
Patterson
Frazier Ave
John la Canin
Frazier Avenue
la Canin
Traskell Hart
el Monte
Sid Cherniss
Marie
Covina Inter-Community Hospital
Haskell Hart
Robert Palmer
Gramps
Mock Bomb Results Eyed by Officials
Washington civil defense officials report the mock bombing exercise progressing toward more realism. Val Peterson praised the drill as the best yet and outlined plans for large public shelters funded mainly by the federal government with state land contributions.
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Washington
United States
Civil Defense
Val Peterson
Oil Bill Lobby Charges Filed
A Federal Grand Jury indicted Superior Oil Co. and two attorneys for illegal lobbying tied to the Natural Gas Bill. Named defendants include Superior’s attorney Elmer Patman of Austin Texas and attorney John M Neff of Lexington Nebraska.
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Washington
Superior Oil Co
Senate
Superior
Elmer Patman
Austin
Tex
John M. Neff
Lexington
Neb
State of siege in Guatemala extended by 30 days
Guatemala City reports the state of siege has been extended for another 30 days from June 25. Authorities maintain emergency powers amid political unrest and security concerns. Local officials say operations continue to restore order and monitor potential threats.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Baseball Today Major League Games and Probable Pitchers
Major league schedule includes AL games Baltimore at Detroit with Fornieles Ferrarese facing Foytimek Miller. Washington at Cleveland Stewart Garcia. Boston at Kansas City Parenell Burnette. New York at Chicago Sturdivant Pierce. NL features Cincinnati at Brooklyn Klippstein Magile. Milwaukee at New York Spahn Gomez. St Louis at Philadelphia Mizell Simmons. Chicago at Pittsburgh Rusk Priemds.
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Detroit
Fornieles
Ferrarese
Foytimek
Miller
Washington
Cleveland
Stewart
Garcia
Boston
Kansas City
Parenell
Burnette
New York
Chicago
Sturdivant
Wa. Pierce
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Klippstein
We. Magile
Milwaukee
Spahn
Gomez
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Mizell
Ve. Simmons
Pittsburgh
Rusk
Ve. Priemd
Little Things Most Important to Man Bedridden 14 Years
Cornelius Bud Koster has lay bedridden since a 1942 Baraboo auto crash. He will turn 37 on August 2 in Ward 22 Cook County Hospital Chicago. Despite paralysis, he finds life in little things and plans a ward party with friends who call him the Real Life Humpty-Dumpty.
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Cornelius
Bud) Koster
Fred Hertwig
Cook County Hospital
Koster
Baraboo
Wis
Humpty-Dumpty
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