FHA Raises Mortgage Rate to 5 Percent Sparks Political Push
The FHA boosted its insured mortgage rate from 4 to 5 percent for new home loans and cut down payment requirements, especially for the 10 000 to 25 000 price range. Democrats criticize the move as a reaction to administration funds policy, prompting calls for congressional action.
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FHA
Federal Housing Administration
Congress
Rep. Rains
D-Ala
McElroy Moves Into Pentagon as Wilson Successor Prospect
Neil H. McElroy, president of Procter and Gamble, moved into a Pentagon office beside Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson. Officials acknowledge he is being considered to succeed Wilson, with McElroy studying defense issues for a potential cabinet appointment. He flew from Cincinnati and dined with Wilson before returning home.
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INS
Neil H. McElroy
Pentagon
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
McElroy
Cincinnati
Procter and Gamble Co
League Against Cruel Sports backs Lord Altrincham critique of royal court
The League Against Cruel Sports praised Lord Altrincham for his attack on the royal circle and the Queen's courtiers, criticizing aristocratic hunting and blood sports. The editor says public support is split while calling out horsey, tweedy nonentities influencing public life.
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Lord Altrincham
Royal Court
Britain
League Against
League
Teague
Horsey
Tweedy
Horsey, Tweedy
Talking It Over: Page 30
A brief index lists various regular features and page numbers including Amusements Music Bridge Radio TV Classified Sr. Forum City Life Sports Deaths Editorials Are Letters Women’s Financial and Today's Pictures.
Today’s Chuckle About Modern Toast Gadgets
A lighthearted note contrasts old toasters with new automatic toast popping. The piece pokes fun at how today’s gadgets perform simple tasks without user effort.
First Lady Eisenhower Undergoes Benign Condition Surgery
Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, 60, had a two hour operation at Walter Reed Hospital for a benign condition described as not serious. Dr Humbert L. Riva performed the procedure, and President Eisenhower planned to visit this afternoon as Hagerty issued a brief medical update.
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Dwight .D. Eisenhower
White House
Walter Reed Hospital
Humbert L. Riva
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Maj
John S. Eisenhower
Dulles Defends Political Ambassadors and Gluck Nomination
Secretary of State Dulles defended political ambassadors including Maxwell Gluck slated for Sri Lanka and Earl T. Smith in Cuba. He said campaign contributions should not bar diplomatic service and noted others gave to both parties. Gluck testified he contributed over 20000 dollars and did not know many Southeast Asian leaders.
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Dulles
Maxwell Gluck
Ceylon
Earl T. Smith
Cuba
Santiago
Smith
Batista
Younber
Eisenhower
Gluck
Senate
Seat Belt Is Called Motorist's Salvation
Ford officials testifying before the House traffic safety subcommittee urged nationwide seat belt use, claiming it could cut fatalities from 40,000 to under 19,000 annually and reduce serious injuries by about half. Ford’s Alex Haynes cited tests and data while Col. John Stapp endorsed belts. Ford has sold extensive belt-equipped vehicles since 1956, though belt installation momentum has slowed recently.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
Robert S. McNamara
House Traffic Safety Subcommittee
John P. Stapp
Air Force
Peek
Haynes
Probers Hear Lawyer Dio Sold Protection to Auto Glass Dealers
Brooklyn lawyer Stanley Lehrer testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that Johnny Dio sold a protection contract to Auto Glass Dealers Assn of Greater New York members. The deal with Local 227 of the AFL allegedly shielded shops from labor trouble and prevented rival union organizing efforts by Benny The Bug Ross.
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Johnny Dio
New York
Stanley Lehrer
Auto Glass Dealers Assn
Greater
Senate
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United Auto Workers Union
AFL
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Benny
the Bug
Ross
Deportation Ordered for Spanish-Born Geneva Bride
U S authorities ruled yesterday in Washington that a Spanish woman who married a Geneva man by proxy after a pen-pal courtship must be deported. The couple, Mr and Mrs Moses Albino, met in March after her Spanish birth name Rosarito Vicente Cembrano, and they are expecting a child in December. Attorney Walter E Putziger said no further appeal is possible after the hearing.
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Albino
Rosarito Vicente Cembrano
Seville
Spain
Walter E. Putziger
Washington
Guards Dig in Against Protest March on Test Grounds
Demonstrators totaling about 30 planned to march on the Nevada Proving Grounds to protest nuclear testing. Guards positioned behind barbed wire at the test site entrances as officials postponed a planned detonation due to winds.
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Energy Commission’ Security
Seville
Nor
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Nevada Proving Grounds
AEC
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
GOP Brass to Seek Rights Bill Change
Washington reports Republican congressional leaders condemn the Senate civil rights bill as unacceptable to President Eisenhower and pledge to press for amendments in a House Senate conference. House GOP Leader Joseph Martin says Republicans will oppose adoption without changes, and notes the President probably would veto if not amended.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House Senate
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Mass
Martin
White House
Intermittent Rain Drenchs Syracuse With Cool Outlook
A two and a half hour shower drenched Syracuse this morning from 6 09 to 8 30 am with .25 inch of rain at Hancock Field. The cool spell continues through tomorrow with fair skies expected and a high around 72 degrees. Tonight may fall to 48 with light variable winds. Oneonta’s temperature last night was six degrees above freezing.
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Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Hancock Field
Oneonta
Syracuse milk price war sparks housewives rally
Syracuse residents rally at Lincoln Auditorium at 8 PM to protest rising milk prices. Dr. A J Pollard of the Department of Agriculture will speak, sent to Syracuse at Rep Riehlman’s request. Local dealers slash milk prices amid a growing price war.
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Department of Agriculture
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R. Walter Riehlman
Tully
Riehlman
Charles H. Baldwin
Herald-Journal
Upstate
State Attorney General's Office
Oswego County
Henry A. Wise
Watertown
Edward F. Crawford Jr
Oswego
John R. Davison
W. E. O'Brien
Ezra Taft Benson
F. Richard Burke
Agricultural Marketing Service
Pollard
New York State
Submarines Collide at Dawn Off Connecticut Coast
Two U S Navy submarines the USS Tusk and the USS Cobbler collided underwater at 4 39 a m about 100 miles south of New London Connecticut in the Atlantic minor damage reported and no injuries Navy officials said both ships returned to port under their own power crews numbered 74 enlisted men and 8 officers and an investigation was ordered to determine the cause of the accident
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Atlantic
Fleet Submarine Headquarters
Tusk
Cobbler
Norfolk
White Plains
Westchester County
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