Solons Trying to Alter Vote on Labor Bill
In Washington the Senate battled over Kennedy's labor bill with backers alarmed at loss and seeking ways to remove McClellan's amendment, seen as a union right section. Kennedy warned of lawsuits and wildcat strikes, while Northern Democrats explored parliamentary maneuvers to salvage the measure. Three Democrats opposed to the amendment were either back in or arriving to cast votes.
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Solons
Washington
John L. McClellan
D+ Atk
McClellan
McClean
Senate
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Riad
Sen
Theodore F. Green
Blind woman expects 33rd child in North Carolina court
In Lumberton North Carolina Maddie Mae Oliver a 50 year old blind woman told a court during a damage suit hearing that she was expecting to give birth to her 33rd child. She said she had given birth to 32 children in 35 years of marriage.
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Lumberton
N. C
UPD
Maddie Mae Oliver
Bumping of 7 GIs Costs Colonel's Job
Lt Col Charles PlattII of Brooklyn was punished after seven GIs were bumped from a plane to allow his family to vacation in Hawaii. He received a reprimand, a three day reassignment, and a $340 fine, the maximum without a court-martial, as he claimed administrative mixup.
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Tokyo
Hawaii
Charles Platt
U. S Air Force
Platt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tachikawa Air Base
Air Force
Blast at Thomipson Hayward plant kills three
A Kansas City Kansas explosion leveled a blocklong one story Thomipson Hayward Chemical Co plant. Three men James M. Lewis Walter Evans and Otis J Young were killed and five injured. A 3000 gallon weed killer tank exploded and seven other tanks burned. Fire raged on a hilltop five miles southwest of downtown. Firemen said the blaze was contained after about two and a half hours. Cause not immediately determined.
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Kansas City
Kan
Thomipson-Hayward Chemical Co
James M. Lewis
Brush Blaze Charred Aves at Lancaster Fire Scene
A brush fire near 160th Street West and Avenue in Lancaster burned about 200 acres Wednesday night. About 100 firefighters battled the blaze for 16 hours before it was controlled. No residences or structures were reported threatened.
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Lancaster
160Th
St. W
Ave
Weather outlook with high clouds today into Friday
Weather bulletin notes variable high cloudiness today with an increase Friday. Temperature remains mostly steady with a forecast low around 72 degrees.
Plot to Kill Castro Told in New York
New York police and FBI were alerted to a reported assassination plot against Fidel Castro. Seven paid killers, two groups of brothers, were said to be en route to the city, none Cuban, with vehicles identified as a 1957 black Chevrolet and a gray Cadillac. Castro dismissed the threat and expressed confidence in New York’s protection.
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Castro
New York
FBI
Fidel Castro
Boston
Cuba
Lana
Castro Aids
Philadelphia
Chicago
Yau
Florida
Doc
Woman says mate held her 10 days
Kathrein Roden 38 told deputies her estranged husband Raymond Roden 44 abducted her at gunpoint, took her to foothills, camped, and beat her for 10 days. She escaped after seven miles of walking. Roden was jailed on suspicion of kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon.
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Castaic
Kathrein Roden
Raymond
Boden
Eisenhower urges balanced budget to sustain dollar lead
President Eisenhower appealed for public support of a balanced budget during a National Association of Manufacturers meeting. He thanked the group for backing cost-cutting and urged continued backing for a sound federal financial policy. He cited Treasury Secretary Anderson's report after a trip to the IMF meeting in New Delhi, noting others fear for the dollar’s future.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
National Assn. of
The
NAM
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
New Delhi
Khrushchev urged by doctors to cut drinking
A West German paper reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told by doctors to cut food and drink after fainting spells on March 10 15 April 3 and 7. The dispatch notes possible brain tumor and Khrushchev’s refusal for thorough checks, marking his health as a recurring month story in the press.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Sueddeutische Zeitung
Munich
Quote misattributed misprint by Kru shchev in paper
The paper quotes a misrendered line attributed to Kru shchev claiming he will eat what he likes until reaching 260 sounds, suggesting a garbled or erroneous transcription in the issue.
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Krushchev
Dorice Group Leader Found Shot to Death
Morgan Farrington aged 51, known as Stuart Morgan in theater, an adagio dance group leader, was found dead from a gunshot in his car. Medical examiner reported a gun in his hand and said the death occurred Wednesday. Farrington appeared in theaters nationwide and abroad during the 1930s and 1940s.
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Yuris
Stuart
Morgan Farrington
Farrington
Stuart Morgan
Panama nets rebel arms cache on a beach
Panama authorities report uncovering a cache of rebel arms on a beach. The notice appears in a broad guidance list pointing readers to related stories across multiple pages, including Beach Combing on B-1 and Death Notices on B-2, with various sections such as Editorial and Financial noted for navigation.
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Panama
Hal Boyle
Vital Statistics
Wilson
Obscenity Mail Ring Seen as 2.5 Billion Dollar Biz
Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield told a House subcommittee that mail-order obscenity and pornography make up about 2.5 billion dollars a year and are growing. He called the operators ruthless and said they violate homes, while Chief Postal Inspector David H. Stephens noted profits fund lawyers and light penalties. Summerfield cited two causes: big profits from small capital and broad court definitions of obscenity.
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Washington
Arthur
Summerfield
House Post Office
David H. Stephens
Angeles
New York
Woman babysits save children from bedroom fire
Florence Paradis a 68 year old babysitter prays for no heart attack as she rushes into a burning bedroom at Mrs Brasswell home and while half choking carries 7 year old Timmy 14 month old Marsha Anne and 10 year old John to safety before calling police Fire Chief E A Talley says timing was critical and the origin of the blaze is under investigation with electrical fault considered a possibility Mrs Paradis afterwards treats her high blood pressure and declines praise saying Thank God.
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Florence Paradis
Marsha Anne Brasswell
Radnor Ave
Marjorie Brasswell
Ave
Timmy
Marsha Anne
John
Anonymous donor XYZ gives $405 to Richmond IRS
In Richmond Virginia the mysterious taxpayer known as XYZ again contributed to the Internal Revenue Service. This year the donor sent four $100 bills and one $5 bill with a note saying it was extra for income tax. IRS officials deposited the funds into the core science fund alongside similar contributions.
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Richmond
Xyz
Internal Revenue Service
Sam
IRS
Core Science Fund
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