Eisenhower Defends A Four Year Clean Era Rally Speech
President Eisenhower pledges a scandal free administration during the first four years. He warns North Dakota Republicans that free nations must unite against Communist aggression. He outlines Cabinet integrity and urges attracting high caliber leaders to the party. He prepares for Mt Rushmore address and Young Republicans speech. The trip spans Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota New Hampshire and New York.
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Minot
N. D
Eisenhower
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Riverdale
N.D
Garrison Dam
Mt. Rushmore National Memorial
Rapid City
S. D
National Federation of Young Republicans
Dulles
the Treasury
Humphrey
Lator Durkin
Mt. Rushmere
Congress
Washington
Minnesota
South Dakota
New Hampshire
New York
White House
Chinese Regime Cracks Central Korea Front In Major Breakthrough
Chinese forces in regimental strength breached a main line Allied position in Central Korea and faced counterattacks by two South Korean units. In the west, US 3rd Division troops repelled multiple Communist assaults near Chorwon, with estimates of 8,000 to 10,000 Reds involved. The breakthrough southeast of Outpost Texas prompted Army officials to call the advance serious but not existentially threatening to the front.
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Segal
Central Korea
15Th
U.S
Chorwon
Texas
House Committee Slashes AEC Funds From Truman Request
The House Appropriations Committee voted to cut 1.171 billion dollars from new funds asked by former President Truman for the Atomic Energy Commission, Selective Service, Veterans Administration, and Tennessee Valley Authority. A bill proposing 5.264 billion dollars for FY starting July 1 was sent to the House for debate, an 18 percent reduction from Truman’s request and about 8 percent below Eisenhower’s revised budget. The Atomic Energy Commission faced the heaviest cut at 535.008 million, with most reductions occurring before the committee acted.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Selective Service System
Veterans Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Itt
House
Eisenhower
Committee
Death in Boiling Asphalt in Hollywood
A dump truck overturned spilling hot asphalt onto a convertible carrying Mrs. Leonora Kunz aged 31 and her year old son Andrew. Mrs. Kunz died from burns while Andrew suffers third degree burns and is in critical condition. Passersby and police cleared the vehicle by removing asphalt with their hands. The driver Frank Wilmoth says brake failure caused the crash and minor injuries to himself.
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Hollywood -i
Leonora Kunz
Andrew
Frank Wilmoth
Mra. Kunz
Wimoth
East German Reds Cut Party Activities and Church Concessions
East Germany announced sweeping cutbacks in the com munization drive and signed a nine point peace pact with the Protestant Church, reversing hostile policy and easing state church conflict. Premier Otto Grotewohl and Bishop Otto G. Dibelius said unity and concrete measures toward reunification with West Germany were pursued, while Western officials anticipated further Soviet moves and NATO considerations. Catholic officials welcomed the pact and sought similar relief from Communist persecution.
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Berlin
East Germany
Kremlin
East Zone
West Germany
East German
Communist Party
Otto Grotewohl
Unity of Germany
Germany
Grotewohl
Otto G. Dibelius
House Rejects Dover Solon Water Bill in Water Duty Clash
The House voted down Senator Frederick Smalley s plan to bar federal action to destroy or divert New Hampshire water supplies. The measure, labeled silly by Rep. John Pillsbury, aimed to require replacements before any groundwater disruption. Senate approval of a related resolution to reinstate Portsmouth Air Force Base stands amid stalled base construction.
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House of Representatives
State Senate
Dover Solon
New Hampshire
Frederick Smalley
Air Force
Madbury
Portsmouth
Senate
John Pillsbury
Manchester
House
Sen
Smalley
Portsmouth Air Force Base
Army Engineers
Boston
Hugh Gregg
Hampton Beach
State Street Bids Slated for Opening in Concord Today
State Street improvement bids were to be opened at 2 p.m. in Concord with officials present to review an estimated 125638 dollar project. City Manager Robert C. Violette and Public Works Supt. Nat 5 Stevens discussed right of way entries with state engineers while noting the city’s share near 31000 dollars. The state would similar fund the city share and the federal government would cover the rest. Resurfacing not expected until after Labor Day with sidewalk work and tree removal this summer. State Street will be widened from Memorial Bridge to Middle Street.
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Concord
Robert C. Violette
Public Works
Nat
Stevens
Capital
Violette
State Street
Memorial Bridge
Middle Street
Worcester City Hall sign mocks tornado aftermath
In Worcester Massachusetts a damaged sign on City Hall reads Worcester now leads the nation in safety. Help keep the record now 15 deathless days highlighting a sarcastic record after Tuesday night’s tornado.
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Worcester
Mass
Armistice talks strained as South Korea balks at terms
Negotiators hurried to complete a draft at Panmunjom while South Korea rejected parts of the armistice terms. Demonstrators filled Seoul and Busan shouting for unification or death. Rhee warned against unruly acts toward U N personnel as Allied leaders pressed for progress.
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Munsan
Redstadt
South Korea
Rhee
U. N
Pusan
Neutral Nations Set to Join Korea War Truce Plan
Washington reports five nations proposed for a neutral prisoner of war commission in Korea are expected to serve, easing a major barrier to a cease fire. South Korea’s stance remains uncertain as President Rhee may approve a truce, while Ambassador Yang warns a division of Korea would not bring peace. Negotiators near resolving armistice zone details at Panmunjom.
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U. N
Panmunjom
Washington
Korea
U. S
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
Korean National Assembly
Grim Rescuers Push Hunt For More Victims In Mass Tornado
Worcester Massachusetts battles the worst New England tornado with 82 dead 13 missing about 600 injured 7 000 homeless and 75 million in damage. National guardsmen patrol 12 stricken communities to deter looting as federal aid accelerates and President Eisenhower designates a major disaster area.
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Worcester
Mass
New England
Massachusetts
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
William F. Bigelow
Worcester National Guard
Ares
Col. Bigelow
Holden
Shrewsbury
Petersham
Barre
Rutland
Grafton
Westboro
Wrentham
Southboro
Templeton
Paxton
Solon Pushes Probe Into Atomic Tests and Tornado Link
Congressman Madden proposes congressional inquiry to determine if Nevada atomic tests influence the rising tornado counts. Weather officials insist no evidence links tests to storms, while Senate and House atomic energy leaders consider a public review. Tornado reports reach a possible record pace this year, though officials cite improved reporting and deny any atomic connection.
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Washington
Madden
D-Ind
Nevada
Weather Bureau
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Rep
Cole
Sen
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Milton S. Blane
Bureau
Blane
South Korean Minister Refuses Armistice Terms
Acting Prime Minister Pyun Yung Tai insisted South Korea will not accept any armistice terms and hinted troops may not back off after a truce is signed. Massive protests swept Seoul and Pusan as lawmakers urged scrapping the plan and a potential alliance with Nationalist China was discussed.
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South Korea
Seoul
Tusan
Pyun Yung Tai
Pyun
Syngman Hhee
ROK
China
U. N
Korea
Pusan
Exeter Tornado Cleanup Nears Completion In New England
Exeter braces as cleanup along a 100 foot wide by mile and a half long tornado lane nears completion. damage is estimated around 150000 with many homes still unlivable. Portsmouth and Nashua offer aid while federal loans are possible. volunteers assist families and repairs begin as sightseers are kept away.
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Exeter
Nashua
Lester H. Burnham
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Flight Finds Papers After Tornado Hits Greenland Farm
David Sanderson found two paper fragments in a field on his father’s Greenland farm yesterday. One was a Worchester shipping invoice from a tornado wrecked area over 60 miles away. The other a score card from Exeter Country Club, also destroyed by the same tornado.
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Greenland
David Sanderson
Worcester
Mass
Exeter Country Club
Boston Shipyard Respite From Employee Layoffs
Boston Naval Shipyard commander Capt. P. G. Gold canceled a 300 man layoff set for next month keeping these workers on the Hub payroll due to heavy workload. The delay comes as Portsmouth Naval Shipyard plans a 200 worker cutback in 13 departments effective July 8, reducing total staff to about 8,700.
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Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Boston
P. G. Gold
USN
Boston Naval Shipyard
Gold
Portsmouth Shipyard
President May Visit Worcester Soon
President Eisenhower declared flood and tornado-stricken Massachusetts and Iowa as major disaster areas, enabling federal aid. Announcement by Murray Snyder noted telegrams to Gov. Christian Herter of Massachusetts and Gov. Beardsley of Iowa. Herter sought 10 million dollars. Indications pointed to a possible visit to the Worcester area on Saturday en route from Rapid City, South Dakota, to Hanover, New Hampshire.
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Minot
N.C
Worcester
Rapid City
M.D
Hanover
N.H
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Massachusetts
U.S
81St Congress
N. D
Eisenhower
Iowa
Murray Snyder
White House
Snyder
Christian A. Herter
William S. Beardsley
Herter
Worcester Area
N. H
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