GI Foreign Trials Bill in 1st OK
The House Armed Services Committee voted 41 to 4 to grant the U.S. military final authority to decide if an overseas on duty offense by a service member should be tried by a foreign government. The bill faced administration opposition linking status of forces to foreign policy and possible individual cases. Two amendments aimed to keep the measure within status of forces provisions.
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Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
U. S
United States
U.S
America
Rep
Atvends
Vinson
Kilday
TAS
Army
Navy
Air Force
U. Secretary
22 Million in U S Hospitals in 1956
Approximately 22 million persons were admitted to U S hospitals in 1956, a 41 percent rise since 1946 and 5 percent above 1950. The per thousand admission rate rose from 112 to 132, with 6,66 hospitals reporting 3,4M,141 births, up 8 percent from 1950 and 1 percent above 1933.
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Chicago
American Hospital Assn
I.suc
Hoad
Jet Transports Sold to Brazilian Air Carrier
General Dynamics Corp announced that REAL Aerovias of Brazil ordered four Convair $80 jet transports. The deal signals expanding international sales for Convair aircraft.
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San Diego
Cli
General Dynamics Corp
Real Aerovies
New Civil Right Seen by Johnson
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson proposed a new civil right as part of the civil rights bill. He said the added section would allow Negroes and others to serve as federal jurors in criminal contempt cases tied to federal court injunctions on voting rights.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Democratic Teader
Knowland
California
Johnson
Woman 25 Injured as Car Jumps Curb Hits Palm Tree
A 25 year old waitress named Jackie V Dusablum of 2475 Elm lost control of a 1951 car on EB 2nd St near Livingston Dr. It jumped the curb and rammed a palm tree over 100 feet from the intersection, causing a fractured collarbone and back injuries. She was admitted to Community Hospital in shock.
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E. 2Nd St
Jackie V. Dusablum
Community Hospital
2Nd St
Livingston
Miss Dusablum
Forming Cabinet for Guatemala
President Arturo Gonzalez moves to assemble a new Guatemalan cabinet after the old one resigned. Interior minister Eduardo Rodriguez notes the change follows the assassination of Carlos Castillo Armas, with rumors of naming the slain president’s widow to education.
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Guatemala
Arturo Gonzalez
Eduardo Rodriguez
Carlos Castillo Armas
Gonzalez
Castillo Armas
Tolie
Gon& Zalex
Jet pilot dead in New Mexico T33 crash at Kirtland Base
A T33 jet trainer crashed at Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque New Mexico, killing the pilot. Base officials said the victim's name had not yet been released.
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New Mexico
Albuquerqe
Kirtland Air Force Base
Onis
Kirtland
Dubinsky and Dio Probed Over Union Ties and Rumors
Washburn testified that Dubinsky discussed removing Dio from the union scene amid reports he was a racketeer. The conversation touched AFL ILGWU figures Meany and McFetridge and referenced attempts to suppress Dio’s influence while noting past advice and internal council limits.
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Dubinsky
Washburn
Binsky
Meany
McFetric
Dio
UAW
AFL
Bubinsky
McFetridge
Reanolee
Tdubinsky
Ata York Times
Ike's Advice On Stopping Smoking From Eisenhower
President Eisenhower suggests turning the mind to other activities to quit smoking and avoid self pity. He notes a doctor advised moderating but found complete cessation easier, shared during a news conference responding to a reporter about the difficulty of quitting.
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Washington.p
Eisenhower
White House backs delaying civil rights vote for defense funds
The White House and Senate leaders press for delaying the civil rights bill to push through money measures for defense and agriculture. President Eisenhower’s administration says funds may be shifted within departments to cover payrolls while awaiting final appropriations. The plan relies on compromise bills totaling about 33.76 billion for defense and 3.69 billion for agriculture, needing Senate passage before presidential signiture. The move draws mixed support from civil rights backers and lawmakers, with Knowland and Morse weighing objections. The Small Business Administration remains out of business awaiting authorization.
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James C. Hagerty
Whitel House
White House
Senate
Majority
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nent
Hagerty
CHE
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Sen. Knowland
Cal Nl
Terare
Nessee Valley Authority
Defense
Agriculiire Sen. Marse
D-Ore
Johnson Barbers
Knowland
Morse
Aoe
Small Business Administration
Defense and Agriculture Departments
White Houses
Eisenhower
Uva on the Beach at the Huntington Hotel Long Beach
A historical hotel advert describes Uva on the Beach at the Huntington Hotel one block from the boulevard offering two rooms per suite with ocean view. It notes wall-to-wall carpeting, writing desk, telephone, daily maid service, large dining room with ocean view, room and meals four dollars fifty cents per week per person, and choices of beef turkey ham with breakfast and regular dinners priced two dollars and fifteen cents.
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Uva
Huntington Hotel
Ocean Bluo
Long Beach
Mooma
Dcean
Virginia
Peblle Clu
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Snowland
Orlon
Jersey
Lakewood
Bradbury Suits
SAVEQ
Pacific
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Pacific of Zoe
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