House Cuts Foreign Aid Bill Sent To Senate
The House passed a $3.8 billion foreign aid bill, over a billion less than Eisenhower’s request of 4.9 billion. The measure faces Senate resistance with calls to cut further, while the House declined to delay by sending it back to committee. Senate discussions include possible further reductions and closed door votes begin Wednesday.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Appropriations
George
Senate Foreign Relations
Harriman Denies Stop Stevenson Bid Amid President Run
New York Gov. Averell Harriman, an announced Democratic presidential contender, disavows involvement in any stop-Stevenson movement as bomb threats against him surface in headlines from the campaign trail. He clarifies he is not part of a coordinated effort to block Stevenson.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Toment
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Steyfenson
Harriman
Stevenson
Stevenson Harriman Clash in Democratic Race Tightens
Adlai Stevenson says health and moderation remarks target Eisenhower, while Estes Kefauver and Carmine DeSapio back Harriman. Harriman declares active candidacy, plans southern and western campaigning and a Meet the Press interview amid mounting primary battles and delegate hopes.
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Adlai Stevenson
Harriman
Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Carmine G. DeSapla
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Tial
Nevada
Idaho
Washington
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Kansas
California
DeSapio
D-Tenn
Sapio
Haxtiman
Jerryville
Pri
New York
Mary
Eisenhower
Kefauver
Blaydown
Tedniends
City Goes Tropical Weather Outlook at Hancock Field
Weather man Andrew P. Keller says the city will stay warm and wet for the next four to five days with temperatures averaging five degrees above normal. A five day period will bring scattered thundershowers starting tomorrow afternoon, with 85 degrees expected tomorrow. Cooler but still mild on Wednesday and Thursday. Light tonight winds turning to south 10 to 20 mph tomorrow.
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Andrew P. Keller
Hancock Field
Keller
Mercury
Clever Muscle Men Steal $4000 Tires
A band of thieves hit a Fayetteville office lot over the weekend, stealing tires and rims valued at about 4000. They targeted six trailers in the new line and customer line, leaving cement blocks under each removed tire and exiting via truck tire tracks. Police noted at least three or four men carried out the operation, with eight 900x20, four 10x22, four 10x20, eight 10x225 and one 11x22 tires taken.
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Fayetteville
Vin
Sixlie
R. E. Mor
Sheridan Dr
Burnet Ave
Wright
Thompson Rd
Palmer Dr
City Wins Green Light on Facelift Project Start
Federal Urban Renewal Administration tentatively approves a $1.08 million first stage for the Triangle Block across from City Hall. The plan, part of a $14 million slum clearance program, covers land bounded by I Street, State Street, and Genesee Street, with $648,536 city share kept for municipal use. Demolition slated for late fall, with temporary off street parking, and future plans for East Side areas to be sold to private developers.
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Federal Urban Renewal Administration
Triangle
Arthur J. Reed
Reed
New York City
The
Common Council
Driscoll
George Driscoll
City Planning Commission
I. Washington
State
E. Genesee Sts
Washington St
Lower East Side
Operation Proves Ike's Fitness That’s New Republican Line
Washington political dispatch shows the GOP shaping its line on President Eisenhower’s health after his abdominal operation. Sen Karl Mundt states his heart proved sturdy and recovered, while party strategists expect voters to stay supportive despite the recent illness, framing the issue as a test of capability for a possible second term.
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Karl Mundt
R-Sd
Sen. Mundt
Eisenhower resumes duties amid improving condition
President Eisenhower, recovering from emergency surgery, begins walking exercises and shows improved condition according to a 12:15 PM bulletin. He walks with minimal support, talks with Sherman Adams, and designates Nixon to represent him at NSC and Blair House events.
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Walter Reed Hospital
Sherman Adams
White House
Eisenhower
Washington
Nixon
National Security Council
Blair House
Adnnayer
Annapolis
Big Bomber Boost Asked For Strategic Air Command
Gen. LeMay asked a Senate subcommittee for a 3.8 billion dollar increase in SAC funds to accelerate bomber production. Chavez said LeMay backed boosting spending over four to five years to counter Russia's long-range bomber growth as the Defense budget total nears 36 billion dollars for the coming year.
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Senate
Ap Aemr
Strategic Air Command
Chavez
D-Nm
Defense Department
TODAY'S CHUCKLE YOUR JET JOHNnie WATCHING IT
A brief humorous note on a Jet Johnnie character exclaiming in a wary tone that it isn’t dead yet, reflecting a lighthearted, newspaper-voiced quip about resilience.
Plane Hits Wire. Four Die In Kokomo Accident
Four people died when a light plane struck a 132000-volt electric line near Kokomo Indiana yesterday. Pilot Paul Eikenberry 35 apparently was blinded by the sun and failed to see the wires. Victims included Roy Biddie 30 a Kokomo factory worker and Mr and Mrs Gwen Williams both 41 and 36 of Kokomo with seven children. The plane hung 70 feet above ground on the lines for a moment before crashing and burning in 30 seconds. The outage was not reported.
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Kokomo, Ind
Paulus. Eikenberry
Roy Biddie
Kokomo
Gwen Williams
Williams
Jane
Margaret joins Queen in Sweden in Olympic watchers
Princess Margaret and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester arrived in Stockholm by plane to join Queen Elizabeth in watching the Olympic events. They were met at the airport by Prince Bertil of Sweden as the royal party traveled to the capital.
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Margaret
Sweden
Stockholm
Duke
Duchess of Gloucester
Elizabeth
Hus
Prince Bertil
Chicago Kids and Lions Roar Through Rhode Island
In a chaotic page from Kingston Rhode Island Sara E Coyne Rhode Island University associate professor retires preferring dining out The piece shifts to a wild scene with lions in Englewood New Jersey and a sequence of chaotic calls about lions set against a backdrop of amusesments pages and a broken basement window Police name Kila a yearling lion and Toose a second lion as involved in the incident with neighbors remarking on tame wildlife contrasted with the pandemonium
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Sara E. Coyne
University of Rhode Island
Chicago
Togar
Kila
Englewood
Lions
Robert Martinjaki
Brissoggh Financial l
Richard Ryan
Attica
Fea Cit Ee Forum
Sports
Peoria St
Lax
Kalanilehau
Imais
Hilton Plans Major Hotel Building Program
Hilton Hotels Corp disclosed a major construction program to build at least three and possibly nine new hotels in U. S. cities. Conrad Hilton said an 800 room hotel will be constructed in Pittsburgh with work beginning soon. Negotiations are advanced for Detroit and Kansas City, with talks for Cleveland Portland Atlanta San Francisco New Orleans and Baltimore.
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Hilton Hotels Corp
U. S
Conrad Hilton
Pittsburgh
Ofice
Hilton
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Portland
Ore
Atlanta
San Francisco
New Orlean
Baltimore
Last of British Leaving Suez
PORT SAID INS The last British troops in the Suez Canal Zone prepared to wave today ending British rule in the eastern Mediterranean. Brigadier J H Lacey said removal of British holdings to a landing craft anchored here will take day or two. Only 11 others and 68 enlisted men remain to handle final administrative tasks before surrender to Egyptian authorities under the 1954 treaty.
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Port Said
INS
Suez Canal Zone
Mediterranean
J. H. 8. Lacey
Cairo
Surgeons say Eisenhower will be in better condition yet
Dr. David Allman of Atlantic City states President Eisenhower will be in superior physical condition to any opponent once he recovers from his emergency intestinal operation. He cites the President’s military career and his rapid recovery from a heart attack as evidence of strong recuperative powers.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
David Allman
Atlantic City
N. 3
Eienhower
Allman
Vaccine Debate Over Salk Polio Shots Divides Health Officials
Dr Jonas Salk and researchers warn that polio vaccination may carry an extra dividend by potentially reducing natural infection and offering broad immunity. They caution about theoretical risks of increased carriers and enhanced transmission, while urging early vaccination for children to curb epidemics and protect families.
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Chicago
Daenard Eran
Public Health Service
Salk
Scheele
Salem
Jonas
University of Pitts
David Bodian
Johns Hopkins University
Balti Iaman
Bodian
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