Eisenhower Seeks Budget Balance Like Diet Balance
President Eisenhower urged doctors at the AMA convention to back a balanced budget as essential to economic health. He compared fiscal soundness to a robust diet and warned against rising government dependence, signaling concerns about socialized medicine and the future of the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Atlantic City
Nav
Eisenhower
American Medical Assn
F Eisenhower
Republic
Free World
Feisenhower
Washington
Congress
Nick Mangne Stricken In Heart Attack At Somerset
Nick Mangne of South Center Avenue is hospitalized at Somerset Community after a Monday heart attack. He is listed in serious condition.
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Nick Mangne
South Center Avenue
Somerset Community Hospital
First ballistic missile sub slides into Thames at Groton
The nuclear powered submarine George Washington slid into the Thames river after a 40 minute launching ceremony. The ship will be armed with Polaris missiles and join a growing fleet to keep the United States ahead of Russia. Christened by Mrs. Robert Anderson, the sub will be fitted with reactors and torpedo equipment in the coming months. President Eisenhower voiced hope for peace in a message attached to the event.
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Groton
Conn
Thames River
Eisenhower
Wilfred J. McNeil
Defense
Nors Anderson
George Washington
Robert B. Anderson
Secretary of the Treasury
Navy
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
United States
Russia
Courts Uphold State Department Passport Restrictions
The U S Court of Appeals ruled the State Department can deny passports to Americans traveling to deemed trouble spots such as red China. William Worthy Jr. unsuccessfully challenged renewal after refusing to agree to travel restrictions. Worthy, a Baltimore journalist and Brandeis lecturer, had previously visited red China and Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry T. Baulch
Watshington
State Department
China
U.S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
William Worthy Jr
Baltimore
U.S. District Court
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York Post
Worthy
Red China
Hungary
Brandeis University
Boston
Mass
Boy Scouts to Hold Fund Raising Friday and Monday
The Boy Scout house to house fund raising will occur on Friday June 12 and Monday June 15 to aid Somerset county troops. Citizens collect funds. each scout costs ten dollars yearly, a sum residents say they will not contribute. In Rockwood on Monday a new troop formed, sponsored by the Rotary club with P. M. Schaff as troop committee chair and Edward Miller as scout master, meeting Mondays at the Rockwood K of P hall.
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Boy Scout House
Somerset Citizens
Somerset County
Boy Scouts
Robert Peck
Rockwood
Rotary Club
P. M. Schaff
Edward Miller
Figl Sworn In as Speaker of Austria's New Parliament
Foreign Minister Leopold Figl left his cabinet post on Tuesday and was unanimously chosen to be speaker of Austria's new federal parliament in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figl
Vienna
Leopold Figl
Austria
Belle Denies Stock Float in Assetless Firm in Brazil
Earl Belle once dubbed Pittsburgh’s finance prodigy denies attempting to float 246000 in stock of Machines and Abrasives Co. Claims he advised an officer and did not cheat. Brazilian financier Roberto Lobo accuses Belle of accepting postdated checks amid a collision of fraud charges and passport issues.
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Belle
Assetless Co
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Earl Belle
Pittsburgh
Boy Wonder of Finance
Roberto Clear Lobo EF. Silva
Ing
Mr. Lobo
Lobo
Edouard Sassoon
Sassoon
Washington
U.S
United States
Scott Warns Democrats May Lose Seats Over Strauss Vote
Sen. Hugh Scott warned Democratic senators they could lose their seats if they oppose Lewis L. Strauss for secretary of commerce. He called the Senate hearings a well planned attempt at legislative lynching and urged beware of creating a martyr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Congress
Lewis L. Strauss
Commerce
Scott
Senate
Lewis Strauss
Strauss
Senate Commerce Committee
Master Plan Air Defense Discussed
President Eisenhower and top Pentagon officials spent one hour and twenty minutes discussing the master plan for America's air defense. The exhaustive study on the missile field by Defense Secretary McElroy was described as to be completed in ten days, with attendees including Vice President Nixon and Navy, Army, and Air Force chiefs.
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Washington
America
Eisenhower
Pentagon
James C. Hagerty
United States
Thomas Gates
Neil McElroy
Congress
Gates
Thomas D. White
Air Force
Richard M. Nixon
C. Douglas Dillon
McElroy
Maurice H. Stans
Uniformed Chiefs
Army
Navy
William Holaday
Gordon Gray
James R. Killian Jr
Hagerty
Meyersdale Council Seeks Buyer for Old Borough Building
Meyersdale council names a committee to plan selling the old borough building. Members include Daniel Critchfield William Irwin and H R Konhaus. The panel will explore options as the town also moves to blacktop several streets and fills the vacancy of Paul Gnngey by Walter Richard on July 1. May expenses total 1339 dollars and 28 cents.
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Meyersdale Council
Daniel Critchfield
William Irwin
H. R. Konhaus
Paul Gnngey
Walter Richard
Huge East German steel plant signals partition era
Geneva pundits tour the Stalinstadt iron and steel combine three miles from the Oder Neisse border. It aims to produce two million tons of steel by 1966, using 80 percent Russian ore and 80 percent Polish coke, symbolic of East Germany's place in the Soviet bloc and potential future tensions if Germany unites.
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Associated Press
Michael Goldsmith
Geneva
East Germany
Stalinstadt
Germany
Goldsmith
Oder-Neisse
Poland
Iron and Steel Combine
Russia
Deitrich Zauleck
Europe
Four Florida White Youths In Court Today
Four white youths are to be brought into Circuit court in Tallahassee for trial on charges they raped a Florida A&M University student. The defendants Collinsworth Scarborough Beagles Stoutamire are held without bond after pleas of innocence. confessions were reported. Florida law restricts naming the victim.
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Florida
Tallahassee
Fla
William Collinsworth
Patrick G. Scarborough
David Beagles
Ollie Stoutamire
W. May Walker
Florida A&m University
Joe Cooke, Jr
Bill Joyce
Bleacher Fund Fails to Grow for Somerset Little League
The Somerset American approved a Bleacher Fund to buy seats for opening day at the Little League field. A single donor gifted $5,000, but no further contributions followed. Local boys practice on the sand lot as parents wait for spectator seating and support.
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Johnny
Little League Stadium
Mom
Jaycees
Somerset American
Pop
Fire Neff as Manager of Insurance Fund
Harrisburg reports Samuel G. Neff of Ellwood City was fired as manager of the State Workmen's Insurance Fund amid charges of irregularities in Beaver county highways. Auditor General Charles C. Smith accused him of pressuring contractors for political kickbacks. Neff denied the charges.
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Harrisburg
Samuel G. Neff
Ellwood City
State Workmen's Insurance Fund
Beaver County
Neff
Aud
Charles C. Smith
William L. Batt Jr
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Batt
Robert Yoho
Insurance Fund
Smith
Yoho
Lawrence
Atty
Anne X. Alpern
Park Martin
Johnson Sworn In as Civil Rights Commission Member
George M. Johnson former Howard University School of Law dean was sworn in Tuesday as a member of the federal Civil Rights Commission in Washington AP report confirms his appointment and oath to the panel.
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Civil Rights Commission
Washington
George M. Johnson
Howard University
Federal Civil Rights Commission
Western ministers urge Khrushchev on Berlin deadlock
Western foreign ministers warned the Geneva conference could collapse without Nikita Khrushchev in- tervening to break the Berlin deadlock. They expressed pessimism that Andrei Gromyko would soften positions, while Khrushchev and East German leaders met to discuss the issue.
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Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrew H. Berding
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Andrei Gromyko
Khrushchev
Berlin
Russia
E. Germany
Kremlin
Khruschev
Walter Ulbricht
Otto Grotewohl
Tass
Herter
Couve de Murville
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Gromyko
East Germany
West Berlin
Berding
Washington
Pittsburgh's Spectacular Bicentennial Parade Planned
Plans announced by James B. Allan call for a Saturday 9 30 a m parade with about 10 000 participants. The lineup includes 1000 United Steelworkers, 25 floats, 250+ horses, 150 firefighting pieces, 45 bands, 60 cars, a steam engine, and officials Gov. David L. Lawrence and Mayor Gallagher. The parade starts on the North Side and ends 313 hours later at Point State Park.
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Pittsburgh
James B. Allan
United Steelworkers
Point State Park
David L. Lawrence
Thomas Gallagher
50 Cent Meal Tax Break Clears Senate Action
Harrisburg legislative news reports the Senate finance committee clearing a House backed plan to restore a 50 cent exemption on the 32 percent restaurant sales tax within ten days. Gov. Lawrence supports the measure though overall tax reform remains unsettled.
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Harrisburg
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
James S. Berger
Lawrence
H. G. Andrews
D-Cambria
House
Commonwealth
Motor Vehicles Committee
House Committee
Shaulis Shot by Son While Scaring Rabbits Near Home
A 65 year old Somerset man Harvey Earl Shaulis was accidentally shot in the forehead by a ricocheting bullet from his son Thomas Richard while attempting to scare rabbits from a garden near their home. He was in satisfactory condition at Somerset Community Hospital after the roughly 6 00 p m incident in Somerset RD 2 near Bakersville.
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Somerset
Harvey Earl Shaulis
Shaulis
Thomas Richard
Somerset RD
Bakersville
Somerset Community Hospital
France Prepares Boycott of Foreign Firms in Algeria Row
France signals a boycott against foreign companies operating with the Algerian nationalist rebels. Foreign ministry officials announced at a news conference on Tuesday detailing government policy steps and possible sanctions.
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France
Paris
Foreign Ministry
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