Eisenhower Wins Senate Approval on Foreign Aid Bill
The Senate approved a $4.562 billion foreign aid authorization 54 to 25 and sent it to conference with the House. It adds sixty million for two programs, remains about 340 million below the president’s request, and faces House-Senate negotiations and subsequent appropriations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Foreign Relations Committee
Free World Alliance
Communist Bloc of Nations
Senate House
Steelworks Standstill Looms Over Contract Deadline
Negotiations near midnight threaten the worst steel strike in history amid planned production cuts of 1 million tons, layoffs, and rising unemployment. Union and management clash over a five-year deal with wage increases totaling 65 cents per hour and fringe benefits.
President Ike makes first outing since hospital stay
At 7 30 a m a medical bulletin said President Eisenhower’s spirits were high after a night’s sleep. He left his room in street clothes for the first time in 22 days, looking well for a 65 year old after major surgery, as photographers pressed for one more shot. He and Mrs Eisenhower will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary Sunday at the farm.
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Medical Bulletin
Eisenhower
Steve ‘Martini
Martini
Aoa Brey
Whisky as snakebite antidote studied in Arizona
The National Science Foundation funds a Tempe project at Arizona State College with $2,000 to test whether a slug of whisky can counteract snake venom. Researchers aim to find if alcohol affects venom effectiveness and survival outcomes.
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Tempe, Ariz.m
National Science Foundation
Arizona State College
Teme
Workmen's Coverage Costs Cut in New York State
Albany reports a 20 million dollar yearly reduction in workmen's compensation costs for New York employers, the second cut in 13 months. The eight percent decrease lowers total program costs below 250 million dollars, aided by administrative efficiencies and improved experience factors.
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Albany
New York State
Harrimen
State Insurance Department
Julius S. Wikler
Thomas E. Dewey
Harriman
Apathy Framing Traffic Drive Sparks Public Action Debate
National Safety Council official calls public attitude enthusiastic apathy urging average citizens to ask how they can help. In Trenton New Jersey a hypnotist is planned for Miss Shirley Weiss, 22, who agreed to hypnosis after her radio station sold a safe to a Pennsylvania paper but she forgot the combination.
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Chicago
INS
Paul Jones
National Safety Council
Joe
Trenton
Missi Shirley Weiss
Pennsylvania
Miss Weiss
Miss’ Weiss
British pledge to safeguard Turkish interests in Cyprus
In Nicosia Sir John Harding assured Fazil Kutuk and Turkish Cypriots Britain will safeguard Turkish interests in any new constitution. Kutuk warned Turkish Cypriots will not accept Greek majority representation and pressed for equal representation with a veto in the upper house.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
John ‘Harding
Britain
Fazil Kutchuk
Harding
Kutchuk
Poner
London
Greece
Nixon Sees Poznan Riots As Typical Polish Unrest
Miami Vice President Nixon warned the Poznan protests signal a modern colonial imperialism by the Communists. He spoke at Lions International and urged deeds not words from the Soviets while outlining a world view on peace and defense. He planned a 10 day world trip including the Philippines and Vietnam.
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Miami
Fla
Nixon
Poland
Lions International
U. S
Philippines
Viet Nam
Poznan
Warsaw
Russia
Free World
Kremlin
Milk price rise in New Jersey impact on North Jersey
Newark reports major milk firms serving North Jersey will raise milk price a half-cent a quart starting tomorrow. The increase follows reinstated minimum price controls and a one cent-a-quart rise granted to producers, announced as a U S Department of Agriculture hearing on creating a separate New Jersey northern counties milk market order concludes.
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Newark
N. J
North Jersey
U S. Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
Endicott Hospital Honors Watson Dedication Today
Endicott NY. A new $800000 wing at Ideal Hospital will be named for Thom as J Watson founder of International Business Machines Corp. Watson died June 19 in New York City. Dedication ceremonies set for today, with funds raised in a recent drive in which the late Mr Watson and his wife contributed $300000.
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Endicott
Ideal Hospital
Thomas J. Watson
International Business Machines Corp
Watson
New York City
Mr. Waten
Furnaces Banked as 28,000 Steelworkers Idle in Buffalo
More than 28,000 steelworkers in the Buffalo area were idle as the industry banked its fires ahead of a nationwide steel strike set to begin at midnight. The Bethlehem Steel Lackawanna plant signaled the stop page with 20,205 workers affected and operations scheduled to close by 11 p.m. Similar actions were taken at Republic Steel and five other area plants, totaling about 8,000 workers.
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Buffalo
Lackawanna
Bethlehem Steel Co
Republic Steel Corp
Four Die, One Missing in Twin Route 96 Crashes
Major Williams, 39, an Air Force professor from Cornell, died after a late afternoon crash on Route 96 near Ithaca. In Rome, Donald Drake, 22, died at Griffiss AFB Hospital as relatives and others were treated. Harlan Wilson, 25, survived injuries. Deputies charged Wilson with driving while license suspended and other offenses. Drake faced charges for suspended operator’s license.
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Cornell University
Ithaca
Tompkins County
N. E. Hadsell
Tompkins County Memorial Hospital
Drake
Griffiss A.F.B
Rome
Anson
Germany
Thomas A. Cox
Dolores
Harlan M. Wilson
Wilson
Donald Drake
John Pender
Whitesboro
Chicago prepares police for Shrine convention trip
Forty police will accompany Chicago’s 650 member delegation to the Shrine convention in Detroit July 10 to 12. Potentate Thomas F. Seay says protection is needed from pickpockets and other criminals in Detroit.
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Chicago
Detroit
Dettroit
Thomas F. Seay
Girl Stabbed To Death Shocks Springfield Family
In Springfield Missouri Carol Elaine Drennon 18 adopted daughter of Lawrence Drennon a wealthy businessman and church leader was found stabbed to death on her home patio. Her 13 year old brother David was held for questioning and said investigators could not pin the crime on him. An autopsy found two inch stab wounds not involving sexual assault and a pocket knife matching a fishermen knife was found in a garage drawer.
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Springfield
Carol Elaine Drennon
Lawrence Drennon
Grants Avenue Baptist Church
Drennon
Ridgecrest
N.C
David Drennon
David Gorelick
Carol
Gorelick
David
Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller Wed in Court House
Actress Marilyn Monroe and playwright Arthur Miller began married life after secretly wed in White Plains New York. Judge Rabinowicz presided at 7 30 p m EDT. Monroe wore a wrinkled black skirt and pink sweater. The couple returned to Miller s country home for their wedding night. A death overshadowed the day when Princess Mara Scherbatoff died in an auto crash near New Milford Connecticut.
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Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Connecticut
White Plains
N.Y
Marilyn
Seymour Rabinowitz
Miller
Jer
Mara Scherbatoff
New York
Paris
France
Match
New Milford
East West Open Door to Culture
The United States and Russia plus other Iron Curtain nations may exchange cultural ideas non security information and tourists. President Eisenhower approved a National Security Council recommendation to open freer cultural exchanges with the Soviets. White House secretary Hagerty said the program will align with the 17 point Geneva plan from last October.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
U.S
National Security Council
White House
James C. Hagerty
Geneva
Switzerland
Steel strike to idle Great Lakes iron ore ships
A steel strike would halt nearly 300 iron ore freighters on the Great Lakes and idle 8,600 to 9,000 lake seamen. Within days operators would send ships to port for the duration of the steel walkout, as docks are largely staffed by steelworkers union members and vessels would not haul ore for long.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Steelworkers Union
Kin to Attend Wedding at Jackson on Family Tab
Richard Ulbrich's wedding to Mary Elizabeth Beffel drew 70 relatives from Wallingford Conn. The Ulbrich family foots travel and hotel costs with two chartered railroad cars arriving 52 kin and 18 more by plane. Two hotel floors reserved. total cost yet unknown.
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Richard
Mary Elizabeth Beffel
Jackson
Uldrich
Chotiner Documents Studied by Senate Investigators
Senate investigators examined subpoenaed documents from Murray M. Chotiner, a Beverly Hills lawyer who ran Nixon’s 1952 campaign. The subcommittee sought details on clients with government business since 1953, while Chotiner defended his conduct and cooperation, noting no charges have been filed.
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Senate
Murray M. Chotiner
Chotiner
Beverly Hills
Calif
Nixon
Senate ‘Investigations Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Sen
Bender
Ohio
McClellan
D-Ark
Subcommittee
Poznan Tense. Fights Reported at International Fair
Reports from Poznan describe hours of shooting at the International Trade Fair with embattled resistance fighters firing from hiding. Foreign observers including Americans and Danes were among those trapped or taking shelter as tensions rose. The Polish government promised reforms while warning against further action.
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Poznan
Associated Press
Moscow
U. S
Joseph E.jacobs
Warsaw
Berlin
U.N
Dag’ Hammrskjold
Stockholm
PAP
Red
Josef Czyankiewicz
Western Union Seeks Telegram Rate Increase
Western Union announced it seeks FCC approval to raise message and money order rates to offset higher wage costs. Proposed changes include 5 to 15 cent increases outside the first zone extended from 7 to 125 miles and additional word charges rising half to one cent per word across zones.
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New York
Western Union
Federal Communications Commission
Two Named NY Delegates to Girls Nation
Marianne Magovern of Saratoga Springs and Diane Baillet of New Hyde Park won selection to represent New York State at Girls Nation in Washington from July 7 to 13. The honor came at the closing session of a week long Girls State program run by the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Saratoga Springs
Marianne Magovern
Saratoga
Lenin Will Published Calling for Stalin's Expulsion
The Soviet government releases Lenin's will condemning Stalin as crude and capricious and unfit for a top party post. The document, dated 1922, marks a new stage in degrading Stalin before the public, with earlier references and broadcasts noting Lenin's warnings about Stalin's defects and power lust.
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V. I. Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Kommunist
Stalin
Lenin
Soviet Union
Komsomol Pravda
Trotsky
Pravda
Warsaw
Hanna Samsonowska
Housing Bill Sparks War of Nerves
Washington lawmakers clash over a 1956 housing bill as the House Banking Committee resists reconsideration. The omnibus measure seeks 3 billion dollars in FHA guarantees and expands public housing to 60 000 units annually with 10 000 for elderly. The White House prioritizes housing, while the White House and Senate propose larger totals and more programs.
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Washington House
Rains
D-Ala
aHouse Banking
Banking Committee
Spence
D-Ky
House Reales
Eisenhower
Leo Allen Ail
Rules Committee
White House
Albert M. Cole
House Banking Committee
Federal Housing Administration
Senate
Fiventiniyer
Capehart Nominated by Indiana GOP for Senate Race
Indiana GOP delegates in Indianapolis renominate Sen Homer Capehart to run for re election against former Democratic Agriculture Secretary Claude Wickard in November. Lt Gov Harold W Handley is chosen as the gubernatorial candidate over Craig backed hopefuls, a move seen as rebuff to Gov George N Craig who was booed at the convention.
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INS
Homer Capeheart
Indiana
Claude Wickard
GOP
Harold W. Handley
la Porte
George N. Craig
Craig
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