GOP Senators Back Ike Aid Program Against House Cuts
Ten Republican senators led by Clifford Case warned that House cuts to President Eisenhower's foreign aid would weaken allies and raise defense costs. They urged not to slash the mutual security program, noting a possible $500 million restoration to military aid. The group included Allott, Bender, Bush, Duff, Flanders, Kuchel, Payne, Purtell, and others.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
U.S
Clifford] P. Case
R-Nj
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Walter, F. George
D-Ga
GOP
White House
Senate
George
United States
Case
Gordon Allott
Colo
George H. Bender
Ohio
Prescott Busham
James
H. Duff
E. Flanders
Irving Mies
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Frederick G. Payne
Maine
William A. Purtell
Conn
Brooklyn Tragedy Six Children Die In Brooklyn Excavation
A wall of sandy earth collapsed on children playing in a Brooklyn excavation, killing six youngsters. Police and the Brooklyn district attorney opened an inquiry into possible negligence. It was unclear if a watchman had been posted to deter neighbor children from the blocked site in the Williamsburg area.
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New York
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Marie Stanskanass
Marie
Dolores
Post Office
Anatole Bykov
Theresa Stani Unas
Michael
Lorraine
Dutch Queen Abdication Talk Sparks Amsterdam Rumors
London reports from Amsterdam say Dutch circles discuss Queen Juliana stepping down possibly in favor of daughter Beatrix due to a friendship with a faith healer. The Mirror notes Juliana’s quarrel with Prince Bernhard and govt efforts to shield the public from the rift amid tense conditions.
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London
INS
London Daily Mirror
Amsterdam
Juliana
The
Mirror
Bernhard
Beatrix
der Spiegel
Daily Sketch
Greet Hofman
Rasputin
the Mirror
Netherlands
Editorial Questions U S Chiefs Visit to Russia
Today’s feature asks why the U S Chiefs of Staff declined the invitation to visit Russia. The executive editor of the Herald Journal presents an editorial on the editor page outlining possible geopolitical reasons and implications.
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Sein Chiefs of Staff
Russia
Herald-Journal
United Front Adlai Backers Agree to Be Friends
New York liberal and Democratic backers of Averell Harriman and Adlai Stevenson vow to stay friendly rivals for the party presidential nomination. They endorse a united, civil approach to secure the party’s overall unity as the convention nears.
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Adlai
New York
New York State
Averell Harriman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ate
Steven
Lmited poSapio
Finletter
Rose
Erats
Eratic
Eeseeisa
Railo—Tv
Alex Rose
Stevenson Force
Liberal Party
York
Tmways Pictures
Fage 8
Chipper Ike to Welcome Adenauer in Hospital Visit
President Eisenhower, “quite chipper,” invited West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to visit him in his hospital room. Adenauer will be accompanied by Secretary Dulles on the visit, described as a courtesy call amid Eisenhower’s hospitalization for an intestinal ailment.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Dulles
White House
James C. Hagerty
Adenauer
Vsit
Hagerty
Howard M. Snyder
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Butler
Deisenhower
Denver
Eisen- ‘Hower
H. S
Kenneth Brown
Sl Advertising Club
X Club Lanch
Jean. Hagerty
Ill Health Quits as Conservation Commissioner
Albany. Louis A. Wehle resigned as Conservation Commissioner in a feud with department career men. Gov. Harriman accepted the resignation and named Deputy Commissioner Justin Mahoney as acting head. Wehle, 66, cited ill health after a career at $27,000 a year. He alleged sabotage of pheasant rearing on Grenadier Island, where 15,000 birds died, and claimed the Oakfield Games Farm had tuberculosis in its stock. He said his health had not improved and had previously agreed to stay on after a conference with Harriman’s staff. He expressed willingness to help the administration in the future but warned within the department morale would suffer if the feud continued.
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Herald-Journal
Albany
Louis A. Wehler
Harriman
Justin Mahoney
Rochester
Conservation Department
Wehle
Grenadier Island
Oakfield Games Farm
E. L. Cheatum
Department
Bureau of Fish and Game
Lau
It s the sum That ll Swing It cartoon preview
London cartoonist for the Daily Mail previews Ye U 3 campaign with a scene of a candidate on a train platform under a Vote the Republican Ticket sign. A doctor points to a medical chart, addressing a group on the tracks about postoperative ileum lesions and coronary reaction absence.
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London
Tn Cartonist
The
Daily Mail
Sam Learns Pay Mistake Doubled Forces Complaint
A humor snippet shows Sam receiving a dollar too much in his pay envelope. He stays quiet until the error is found next week and the extra dollar is deducted. He protests, arguing that one mistake is forgivable but two demand action.
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Sam
Pheasant Feud Expands In New York Conservation Fight
June 2 reports show Commissioner Wehle accusing a department clique of torpedoing the Grenadier Island pheasant project. He cited Dr E L Cheatum as sabotaging him while birds from a Delmar game farm allegedly carried botulism to Grenadier Island. Debates, denials, and calls for an investigation followed as the governor’s office prepared inquiries.
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L. Cheatum
Fish and Game Bureau
Wehle
Grenadier Island
Department
Delmar
Cheatum
Perry B. Duryea
Governor's Office
F Uel
Rochester
Oakfield
The
Herald-Journal
Daniel Gutman
Harriman
Polio Patient Dies As Respirator Fails in Chicago
In Chicago a polio patient died when a chest respirator cut out during a power failure. The incident occurred as hospital staff attempted to revive the patient, highlighting risks from equipment outages in care facilities.
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Chicago
Mestrovic Statue Consecrated in Belgrade Church
In Belgrade Yugoslavia a nine foot bronze statue of Saint Anton, a gift from American sculptor Ivan Mestrovic, was consecrated before thousands of Roman Catholics at the new church. Mestrovic teaches at Notre Dame. A power failure caused a Chicago area death when Marcel Bucher, a bulbar polio victim, died after a generator outage left him without life support. His wife and responders attempted to revive him, but efforts failed.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
St Anton
Ivan Mestrovic
Mestrovic
Ip Balgrade
Notre, + Dame University
Josefp Ujicic
Alozijic
Stepinac
Marcel Bucher
Bucher
Chicago
Heat Wave Pushes Thermometer Toward Summer Record
Sweltering heat grips the area with 92 degree highs nearing the 1944 all time date record. Weatherman Andy Keller at Hancock Field forecasts five days of temperatures about five to ten degrees above normal with a cooler weekend and scattered evening showers. Tonight may reach 65 with humid conditions continuing tomorrow. yesterday marked the first 90 degree day of the year and last night’s heat tied the season’s high while storms dumped 12 inches of rain.
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Andy Keller
U. S
Hancock Field
Keller
Massachusetts Extends Snow Removal Funds After Heavy Snows
Boston reports a 4 degree temperature as Governor Herter signs a law adding 175000 dollars for snow removal. The money covers back charges from last winter’s heavy snowfall, easing current municipal costs.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Herter
Red Tourists See Pope in St Peter's Square
A group of about 40 Soviet tourists joined roughly 430 Western European travelers to watch Pope Pius XII appear at his noon window in St. Peter's. Some photographed him, a few stayed for the blessing, and one small man in a brown suit applauded softly. A nun behind them seemed surprised by their upright stance.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
St. Peter's
Europe
Fire Doused by Quick Thinker at Silk Avent School
Thomas Hayes, 15, saw smoke pouring from a locker room at Silk Avent School in Arcadia California while refilling a water bottle. He ran back and forth ten times from an outdoor fountain to the locker room, splashing water on the blaze and extinguishing it with ten mouthfuls of water.
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Arcadia
Calif
Ins
Thomas Hayes
Silk Avent School
Robeson contempt cited by House committee
The House American Activities Committee voted 7 to 0 to cite Paull Robeson for contempt of Congress, sending the matter toward court action. GE won a 23.2 million radar contract at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, with work to start immediately at GE’s Thompson electronics plant.
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Robeson
Air Force
Washington
INS
House Anamerican Activities Committee
Paull Robeson
Congress
House
Justices Department
General Electric Co
E. W. Rawlings
Air Materiel Command
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Electronics Park
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Park
Thompson ‘ 1
Quipment
Erant
Rome Air
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United Front
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Weale
Joe Beamish
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Ucher
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