GOP Aids Back Ike on Budget
President Eisenhower drew fresh support from Republican workers for his 71.8 billion dollar spending plan at the GOP National Conference. Some dissent appeared, but many delegates stated the budget revolt did not reflect ordinary Republican sentiment. Vice President Nixon defended the program and urged an end to modern Republicanism in a session marked by applause.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Amon
Republican Party Workers
GOP
Nixon
White House
Solons Curb Plan to Quiz H Test Critic
Washington, Senate Internal Security committee drops temporarily its plan to question Linus Pauling about a campaign to halt H bomb tests. Dr Pauling, Caltech professor, had been subpoenaed for June 1 but advised he could not appear. he had circulated a petition signed by 2,000 scientists calling for an end to atomic weapon tests due to fallout hazards.
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Washington
Senate Internal Security Jud- Committee
Diz
Linus Pauling
Dr. Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Pauling
Veteran sergeant uses rifle in killings after reprimand
Army reports a 29 year old veteran sergeant from Jacksonville surrendered after shooting and killing his lieutenant and first sergeant at Fort Riley Kansas following reprimand. The victims were 2nd Lt Jerry Humphrey of Auburn Nebraska and M S Sgt Ralph H Stilson of Flatrock Michigan, both in Co B of the 28th Infantry.
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Ruey
Kan
Seregeant
Paul A. Barrer
Jacksonville
Fla
LL Jeery Humphrey
Auburn
Neb
Ralph H. Stilson
Flatrock
Mic
Co. B
28Th Infantry
Never Checked Out He Stayed 50 Years in L A Hotel
Emil Arky a Meridian Mississippi salesman became Hayward Hotel’s longest guest after moving in 1907. He has not checked out through wars renovations and shifts, aging into Room 756 and earning a pension offer starting 1958. Now 86 he keeps living there because of location and memories with local shops.
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Los Angles
Emil Arky
Meridian
Miss
Arky
Hayward Hotel
Arky Swan
Europe
GI Expects Fair Trial in Japan
William Girard claimed in Japan that charges he enticed a scrap collector to her death were false and that the fatal shooting was accidental. His American legal team prepared to defend him in Maeashi District Court while U.S. lawyers seek a habeas corpus hearing in Washington to block foreign custody.
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Whittington
Japan
Upe
William Girard
Girard
Maeashi District Court
United States
Attornneys
Washington
U.S
Stanley Levin
Los Angeles
Hisaro Hayashi
Inga
U. S. Japan
Construction crew drops 3300 pound ball in Duluth incident
A Duluth, Minnesota, jail tunnel incident occurred when a 3,300 pound steel ball toppled from a construction crew and struck the chief jailer of the county jail as it rolled through the street into a tunnel linking the courthouse and the jail. He was in the tunnel at the time.
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Duluth
Minn
Ria
Jalier
Rabbits in Dallas Smoke Research At VA Hospital
Dr. Robert H. Holland leads a tobacco smoke study using New Zealand Red rabbits at a Dallas VA hospital. Rabbits are kept in plastic boxes with timed cigarette puffs to test effects on lungs, aiming to relate smoking to cancer. The project, funded by VA medical research funds and the Public Health Service, follows a year of smoking by the animals.
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Marion Guild
Guild
Leo
Laura
Belle Ann
Jocoh
Elizabeth
Dallas
Dr. Holland
IR. A. Huffhines
Boony
Veterans Administration Hospital
Robert H. Holland
New Zealand
Congress
U. S
HealthyService
Tex
Singer Flesch Dies At 58 In New York
Zita Flesch, a Hungarian born dramatic soprano and former Metropolitan Opera member, died Thursday in New York after a long career with the Vienna and Munich opera companies before moving to the United States in 1989.
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New York
Zita Flesch
Metropolitan Opera
Vienna
Munich
United States
Still Unconvinced Lawmakers Postpone Subsidence Plan
Washington lawmakers weigh funding to curb Long Beach shipyard subsidence as Navy reports progress but opposition remains. Rep. Doyle and subcommittee leaders weigh full restoration of a 4.6 million dollar appropriation, with action delayed until transcript and further local state efforts are reviewed. Hosmer notes doubts about local action and unitization bills.
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Washington
Congress
Navy
Long Beach
Hosmer
Clyde Doyle
D-South
BOD
Armed Services
Sacramento
Doyle
Carl Vinson D-Gal
Washington Bu
Craig Hosmer
Navy Yard
California
Herbert Klockstein
William
Grant
Quarles Warns Budget Cuts Risk U S Defense
Deputy Defense Secretary Donald A. Quarles told the Air War College at Maxwell Air Force Base that cutting military spending would be false economy and threaten security. The House approved a $214 million reduction in a $36 billion defense program sent to Capitol Hill by the administration.
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Montgomery
Ain
Upt
Donald A. Quarles
Quarles
Air Force
Air War College
Rearoy Maxwell Afb
House
Capitol Hill
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