House Bill Cuts $1 Billion From Ike's Aid Plans
The House passed a foreign aid bill cut by more than a billion dollars from Eisenhower's request. The measure totals 3.8 billion, remains larger than last year, and heads to the Senate where further trimming is debated. A final vote avoided sending the bill back to committee amid opposition.
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Senate
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Sen. Trussell
D-Ga
Senate Appropriations
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Badgins
H. Alexander Smith
Proposal to Reduce Legislature Seen Headed for Defeat
Concord observers report State Constitutional Convention delegates are likely to reject amendments to shrink the House from 400 to 300 and to widen lawmakers tax authority. A tax classification measure for property and the franchise tax on electric and gas utilities faces strong opposition led by Public Service Co. of New Hampshire. Delegates may not finish before Wednesday with a possible Tuesday adjournment.
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Fres
J. Walker Wiggin
State Constitutional Convention
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House
State Senate
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Public Service
Dwinell
Nine Mile Swim Brings Rescue At Key West
In Key West Florida a 42 year old man staggered ashore after a 14 hour swim through rough seas to summon Coast Guard help for three other survivors of a fishing boat wreck. Ray Raymond, 36, told Boca Chica Naval Air Base officers he swam nine miles after the charter boat Golden K sank in a squall. A Navy helicopter spotted the three others clinging to wreckage and a Coast Guard boat rescued them.
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Ray Wraxymond
Boca Chica Naval Air Base
Four Queried in Killing of Man Believed Brink's Informer
Boston police questioned four men and sought a fifth bookmaker in connection with the early Sunday slaying of ex convict William J. Cameron in South Boston. Cameron, 49, was shot twice in the head and left in his car near a Navy building as investigators pursue links to the Brink's robbery and figures tied to Elmer Burke and other gang members.
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William Cameron
Cameron
FBI
Thomas J. Ballow
Thomas A. Callahin
Boston
WA — Tour
William J. Cameron
Dorchester
Navy
Elmer
Trigger" Burke
New York
Baste
Joseph J “Specs
O'Keefe
Star Brink
Lic Cameron
Burke
Thomas J. Ballou
Quincy
Thomas A. Callahan
Callahan
Tom
Callanan
Perry
Baltimore
Brink
Pauline
City would buy land for Portsmouth armory site
Portsmouth council eyes about 10 000 to acquire land for a new National Guard armory. City Manager Robert C Violette says Maj Gen John Jacobson selected a site among three acceptable options. construction estimated at about 240 000. The Parrott Avenue Armory will be sold to a potential buyer. YMCA may use the Congress Street building during interim and possible future conversion plans are discussed.
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National Guard Uun
Robert C. Violette
John Jacobson
National Guard
Violette
Jacobson
Parrott Avenue
Jacobso
Ooon Violette
Portsmouth Ymca
Congress St
Thy Violette el Armory
Ymca P
Ex-Unh Coach Named Principal at Traip Academy
Exeter native Joseph J. Petraski, 33, former UNH football line coach and assistant professor, is appointed principal at Traip Academy succeeding Ronald G. Torrey. Petraski, an Exeter High School graduate, earned degrees from UNH and Harvard while earlier leading Somarrowth High School. He played college football for the University of Miami and earned all Southeastern Conference honors. The Army veteran’s appointment advances to page three.
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Exeter
University of New Hampshire
Traip Academy
Joseph J. Petraski
Ronald G. Torrey
Petroski
Exeter High School
University of New Hampshir
UNH
Pro- Petroski
Citizens halt speeding car with human chain in Scarborough
In Scarborough Maine a crowd formed a human chain to stop a speeding car that had struck 13 year old Saymond P Collins on Back Street near Pine Point. The driver Sgt Carl Laidlaw faced charges of DUI and leaving the scene. Collins remains in Mercy Hospital with a fractured pelvis and head injuries. Two Marines stationed at Portsmouth Naval Base were reported as occupants of the vehicle.
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Vine Print
Portsmouth Naval Base
S.sgt
Carl Laidlaw
Saymond P. Collins
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Wells
Laidlaw
Old Orchard
Beach
Route 1
Pine Point
Back Street
Argentina hunts Peron revolt leaders after brutal weekend
Argentina's military regime pursued leaders of a Peronist revolt as 38 rebels were executed by firing squads under martial law. Provisional figures showed about 500 civilian arrests across Rosario, Santa Fe, Santiago del Estero, and Corrientes, with swift courts martial to follow.
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Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Rosario
Santa Fe
Santiago del Estero
Corrientes
Mendoza
Buenos Aires
Upris
la Plata
Santa Rosa
la Pampa
Atlantic Provinces and New England plot expansion
A border spanning campaign to boost trade and travel between the Atlantic Provinces and New England states gains momentum with planned September meetings. Bar Harbor ceremonies open a new auto ferry to Bar Harbor Maine as leaders eye closer economic ties and mutual benefits in trade and tourism. Governors and premiers invited include Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland.
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N.S
Atlantic Provinces
New England
Bar Harbor
Maine
Edmund S Muskie
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
White House sets up temporary quarters near hospital
President Eisenhower’s doctors reported a comfortable night and excellent general condition after emergency abdominal surgery at Walter Reed Hospital. He walked short distances with aid and a temporary White House staff setup was created to maintain communications. Officials expect convalescence to last weeks with gradual return to duties and activities.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
White House
Waller Reed Hospital
Sherman Adams
Andrew J. Goodwaster
Ann Whitman
Adams
Ward 4
de Eisenhower
Leonard D. Heaton
Heaton
Walter Reed
Hagerty
Harriman Bids for Democratic Nod in Presidential Sweepstakes
The Associated Press reports Harriman enters the Democratic presidential race as Eisenhower’s health fuels debate. Stevenson says Harriman’s move was not unexpected while Harriman praises his own leadership potential to win the election and combat communism. Republicans cite Eisenhower’s medical news as evidence he will run again.
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Eisenhower
Averell
Harriman
Aoc
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Leonard D. Heaton
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Sen
Kerr
Okla
Estes Kefauver
Cheering crowds greet Tito in Stalingrad
Tito arrives in Stalingrad with Khrushchev and Mikoyan as 200000 fans mob the station. An American reporter, Mrs. Betty Mase of Bronxville, NY, is swept into Deputy Premier Mikoyan's car and describes the scene as wildly enthusiastic. Similar crowds have greeted Tito in Moscow and Leningrad during the Soviet tour. The convoy proceeds to Matvaev Hill, site of a WWII battle turning Nazi tides.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchevy
AJ. Mikoyan
Betty
Mase
Bronxville
Mikoyan
Moscow
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Matvaev Hill
City Hires Civilian To Repair Meters At Portsmouth
Holand Tilton, 40, began duties today as civilian meter repair man at the Ports mouth police station, in a $33,860 annual post authorized by City Manager Robert C. Violette. He replaces Patrolman Russell C. Hughes, who returns to regular duties after the suspension of Patrolman Joseph L. Thomson. Tilton is married with two children, Gall and Philip.
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Holand Tilton
of & Boyd
Portsmouth
Martin 0. Belz
Robert C. Violette
Gall
Philip
SAC Asks Big Budget Increase for B52 Bombers
Cur tis E LeMay asked a Senate appropriations subcommittee today for a 3.8 billion dollar increase in funds for his Strategic Air Command to accelerate production of B52 bombers.
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Len
Curtis E. LeMay
Senate Appropriations
Strategic Air Command
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