Big U.S. Firms Seek Stake In A Power
Major American companies including General Electric and U S Steel join the Atomic Industrial Forum to push atomic energy toward peacetime use. The piece notes the need to locate plants away from dense populations, water needs, and potential shielding options like above ground boxes or buried structures.
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Washington
NEA
U.S
Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
THE
America
General Electric
Detroit- Edison
Westinghouse
Duquesne Light Co
U.S. Steel
West Milton
N. Y
Guatemala suspends constitution amid arms shipment tensions
Guatemala under President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman imposes a 30 day suspension of constitutional guarantees after U S objections to arms from Poland. The move halts freedom of expression and press in a tense climate amid leaflets dropped by a mystery plane and fears of a plotted overthrow.
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Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
U.S
Poland
Arbenz
Quezaltenango
Russia
Guillermo Toriello
Jobless Claims Drop In Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports week ending June 5 saw 12 029 new claims, up from the prior week but down from mid May totals. The number of claimants unemployed one week or more fell from May 15 to May 22 and again to May 22, with Portsmouth Ironton and Chillicothe among areas showing declines.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Portsmouth
Ironton
Chillicothe
California and Iowa primaries test Roosevelt bid and party races
In California and South Carolina primaries voters weigh James Roosevelt’s bid for Congress amid his estranged wife charges. Iowa nominates Leo Hoegh for governor while South Carolina eyes Byrnes successor as Democrats seek renomination amid cross filings.
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California
South Carolina
Iowa
Leo A. Hoegh
GOP
Hoegh
James F. Byrnes
Burnet R. Maybank
Roosevelt
Ned Redding
Democratic National Committee
Robert L. Condon
Stephen Mitchell
Atomic Commission
Condon
Nevada
Goodwin J. Knight
Richard P. Graves
Knight
Earl Warren
U.S. Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
Samuel W. Yorty
Highland Park Aldermen Contemplate Dismissing Negro Servants
Dallas officials discuss racial segregation after a private talk with Franklin Spafford and Mayor Coffee. Alderman C K Bullard proposes removing Negro servants with children to prevent Negro students in Highland Park schools. about 25 Negro residents may live there amid 11 405 population.
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Dallas’ Park
Dallas
C. K. Bullard
Higland Park
Bullard
U.S. Supreme Court
Roy C. Coffee
University Park
Franklin Spafford
Dallas Bar Assn
Spafford
Dallas Independent School
Park Cities
Highland Park Independent School
Highland Park
Eisenhower Urges Action to Build National Strength
President Eisenhower spoke at Washington College Chestertown urging Congress to speed his legislative program. He defended federal scope proposing social security agriculture tax revision housing and slum clearance as proper government acts while warning against government overreach and becoming busybodies.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Washington College
Chestertown
Joe Must Go recall drive continues after setback
Leaders of the Joe Must Go Club plan a new campaign after the November election following a failed effort to recall Sen. McCarthy. Leroy Gore, editor of Sauk City Wisconsin, says about 300000 signatures were brought to Chicago and possibly 50000 to St Paul. Gore aimed for 403904 signatures.
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Chicago
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Leroy Gore
Sauk City
Wis
Gore
Wisconsin
St. Paul
Minn
Adams Out To Bar Probe In Army Hearings
Roy M. Cohn testified that Army counselor John G. Adams vowed to stop McCarthy subcommittee questions and to circulate an embarrassing report unless subpoenas for loyalty board members were withdrawn. Cohn referenced Adams seeking silence from McCarthy over Ft Monmouth removal talks. The session opened late after a closed meeting amid renewed clashes between McCarthy and Symington.
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Washington
Roy M. Cohn
Army
John G. Adams
McCarthy Subcommittee
Cohn
Adams
Subcommittee
McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
Pvt
G. David Schine
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Clark Clifford
Clifford
Truman
White House
Stevens
Mundt
R - SC
Kirke B. Lawton
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Lawton
Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen. Dirksen
R-Ill
Continued Warm Weather Expected Through Wednesday
A hot spell persists with a forecast of continued warmth for Wednesday. Portsmouth logged 85 degrees at 11 a.m. today as the thermometer rose after a 90-degree high on Monday.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Howard C. Growdon
Portsmouth
Ike Asks Airport Aid to Jumpstart Local Project
President Eisenhower asked Congress for a 22 million dollar federal airport aid appropriation. The move could fund start on Scioto County’s 800000 dollar airport near Minford, advancing a long local effort. The Commerce Department urged resumption of the federal program after a year’s delay.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Scioto County
Minford
White House
Seito County
Ohio
Commerce Department
Budget Bureau
Jenkins
House
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
Senate Appropriations
Portsmouth
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
B. LeRoy Compton
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Sen. Smith
Capitol
Laniel Foes Attack War Policy in French Assembly
Paris Premier Laniel faces renewed attacks on his Indochina war policy as factions within his own majority prepare to speak. Foreign Minister Bidault returns from Geneva to address the assembly while Molotov’s timing in Geneva is noted. Congress debates focus on a $165.7 million supplemental package for Commerce and defense programs, with airport funding for Scioto County discussed.
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Paris
Joseph Laniel
National Assembly
Indochina
Laniel
Georges Bidault
Bidault
V. M. Molotov
Geneva
Dulles Claims Communists Dragging Feet at Geneva Talks
Secretary of State Dulles said the Communists stall peace discussions at Geneva while expanding their Indochina war effort. He predicted a near headway in Korea and Indochina talks, and noted no current plan for U S Congressional action in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Dulles
Geneva
Indochina
Korea
Congress
Southeast Asia
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Italy
Yugoslavia
Trieste
London
Europe
French Air and Ground Strike Destroys Viet Minh Bases
French forces claim total destruction in a combined air and ground assault on two Viet Minh bases near Senho, east of Hanoi, seven miles from the war capital. American-supplied B26s Corsairs and Privateers supported the operation near the Hanoi Haiphong railway corridor.
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Anoi
Indochina
Senho
Hanoi Haiphong
Inside The Times: Comics Death Notices Editorial Page
A compact digest from The Times covering comics features and death notices alongside editorials. It notes page sections on markets radio and television, Portsmouth social affairs, and sports with theaters.
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Comics Death Notices
Portsmouth
No Housing Probe Here In Portsmouth Area
FHA official Forrest P. Smith says housing development around the A-plant is normal and not under investigation. He notes HHFA surveys supported about 1,000 units and FHA insured several projects. Waverly has 645 more units under construction. no probe has been found.
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Portsmouth
Portsmouth Area
Federal Housing Administration
Forrest P. Smith
PHA
Ohio
Housing and Home Finance Agency
HHFA
FHA
Waverly
Woman Dies After Fall At Home In Scioto County
Mrs. Dora Artis, 80, died at Mercy Hospital from injuries after falling on basement steps at her 3105 Walnut Street home Monday night. She suffered head injuries and shock and never regained consciousness. Artis lived with daughter Grace and son William. She was active in lodge and church work, donated over 200 Red Cross hours in World War II, and held a Ma nila Rebekah Lodge certificate of chivalry.
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Dora Artis
Mercy Hospital
Artis
Walnut St
Grace Artis
William Artis
Midget A- Bomber Ready For Tests
In El Segundo California the Douglas A4D Skyhawk a compact single seat carrier aircraft is unveiled by the company and the Navy Preparation for its first flight begins next week The aircraft measures about 25 feet in wingspan and 35 feet in length and can operate from small carriers or short fields without folding wings
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EL Segundo
Calif
Uncle Sam
Navy
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