Cave-in buries man for 20 minutes in Portland sewer wall
Washington is rescued after a 19 foot deep sewer cave in Portland Oregon traps a 45-year-old man named Washington for about 20 minutes. Workers dig him out from four feet of earth and he suffers only minor injuries. He credits faith and rescue workers with saving him and later high fives his rescuers before attending a baseball game.
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Acheson Warns Summit Talks Are Perilous and Unnecessary
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson urged at the University of New Hampshire that a summit conference with the Russians is unnecessary and dangerous. He said Eisenhower should stay away from future high level talks, recommend a foreign minister, and keep decision makers insulated from negotiators to avoid political warfare. He called the Geneva 1955 meeting a failure and warned the world situation is too fluid for settlements now.
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U S Europe agree on broad atomic power program
A preliminary United States Euratom accord aims to build atomic power plants in six Western European nations West Germany France Italy the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg The pact covers U S technical and financial aid and ends inspection disputes as part of Eisenhowers atoms for peace policy.
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Ike's Reciprocal Trade Bill Faces Doubt in Congress
Washington reports rising doubts over the reciprocal trade bill as President Eisenhower's program faces resistance in Congress. House Speaker Sam Rayburn and Commerce Secretary Weeks discuss prospects amid party conflicts, with Republicans and oil industry pressures shaping possible compromises.
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Texas
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Democrats. Remainly By the Oil-Well-Drilling “We Sent Up A Bill We Bechusetts
Refund to Kress Foundation in U S Court of Claims
Samuel H. Kress Foundation won a 1,853,281 dollar income tax refund in the U S Court of Claims. The New York store magnate sued for the refund before his 1955 death. He invoked a revenue law provision allowing charitable deductions under certain conditions. Kress willed his entire estate to the foundation.
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Simpson Fly to Funeral Rite in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Raymond C Simpson of 4130 EF 2nd St flew to Chicago Tuesday after learning of Mrs Simpson's father H A Rowland's death. Rowland founded Elliott Paint Co in Chicago. The Simpsons plan to return to Long Beach May 15. Simpson runs a law office in the Security Building and is active in local politics.
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