Butler Critiques Eisenhower Leadership At Harvard Speech
Butler assails President Eisenhower as lacking bold leadership and courage. He claims Eisenhower prioritizes popularity, misguides on defense, and fails to unite leaders on race and to confront Cold War and policy challenges. Butler also attacks Nixon as unfit for higher office.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Butler
Harvard University
Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Far East
Truman
Korea
Hiserhower
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Piede Isiles
Nixon
I Cout
April Milk Price Set At 3 55 In New York Milkshed
Uniform price for April deliveries to New York milkshed announced at 3.55 per hundredweight with 5.3 cent butterfat differential. March price was 3.68. 393 approved plants in milkshed. April production 791,808,933 pounds, up 4 percent from a year ago. consumption 269,216,749 pounds, up 4 percent. Total farm value for April production $2,398,601.61, up $1,005,457.36 from prior April.
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New York
Cr. Blanford
New York City
Blanford
Thief Claims Loot Was a Loan in New York Break-in
In New York Mrs Yella Wenglinsky, 73, reports an armed thief robbed her apartment and tied her to a chair. He took a $350 diamond ring and $15 in cash and said he only wanted to borrow the items, promising repayment within 30 days. He left no name.
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New York
Yella Wenglinsky
Deaths in California and New York notable figures
Dr Walter Sydney Adams 79 renowned astronomer who helped build Mt Wilson Observatory and directed it from 1923 to 1946 died in Pasadena. Paul Herzl 29 artist known for statues and animal paintings and former Socialist Labor treasurer died in New York. Charles E Baldwin 79 rayon pioneer and former Tubente Corp vice president died in Wilmington. Thomas Rolph Republican congressman from California’s 4th district from 1940 to 1944 and brother of Gov James Rolph Jr. died in San Francisco.
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Pasadena
Calif
Walter Sydney Adams
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Med Friday
New York
Paul Herzel
Socialist Labor Party
Ded Fri Bae
Wilmington
San Francisco
Thomas Rolph
Congress
California
James Rolph Jr
Great Lakes shipping tieup grows amid SIU strike
A port by port shutdown unfolds on the Great Lakes as seven lines face a SIU wage dispute. Three days of mediation yield limited progress while 13 vessels remain strike bound from Quebec to Montreal. The SIU demands a $2 monthly raise and a $15 increase this year, totaling $263.15 monthly for deckhands.
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Montreal
Great Lakes
Seven Lines
Seafarers Tiferennial Union GI
Duke Carrier’s Assn
SIU
Associatate
Sinke
N. M Paterson and Sons Ltd
Thenenartatan Om Ttd Pr
Deckhamdis
Wmen
Quebec
Navy copter crash kills three near San Nicolas Island
A Navy helicopter crashed near San Nicolas Island California killing three of the four aboard. The engine failed shortly after takeoff from the island about 60 miles southwest of Los Angeles. Rescuers found the crew after they floated for more than two hours in Mae West life jackets. one survivor was hospitalized in good condition at Point Mugu.
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Oxnard
Calif
San Nicolas Island
Navy
Los Angeles
Chester Kingsbury
Mae West
Point Mugu Naval Air Missile, Test Center Hospital
Here
Alaska's Old 68 Nears Retirement
A narrow gauge locomotive Old No 69 travels from Skagway to Seattle on a freighter. After 48 years in Alaska it is retired and will be renamed Klondike Casey. It heads to Black Hills Central in South Dakota to haul tourists toward Mt Rushmore.
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Seattle
INS
Skagway
Alaska
Alaska Steamship Company
White Pass
Yukon Rover
Klondike
iBut
Klondike Casey
Black Hills
Marine Sergeant Trial Postponed at Paris Island
The court martial of Marine Sergeant Matthew C McKeon from Worcester Massachusetts has been postponed two months to allow his civilian lawyer Emil Zola Burman of New York extra time to prepare an defense. McKeon is charged with manslaughter in the drowning of six Marine recruits during a night disciplinary march at Paris Island. The Navy announced the delay from May 16 to July 14 at the defense request.
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Washington
Manne
Matthew C McKeon
McKeon
Worcester
Mass
Paris Island
Maine
Navy
Acing
Emil Zola Burman
New York
China To Free 13 Priest Says
The Rev. Harold W. Rigney, a 56 year old Roman Catholic priest, imprisoned four years in China, urges a two letter writing campaign to Mao to win release. He says polite letters to Mao may pressure Red China and notes Eisenhower received 73,000 letters. The 'freedom Crusade' aims for millions of letters, he claims letters to Mao reach Hong Kong then China.
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Chicago
Harold W. Rigney
China
Seelang
Father Rigney
Mag Tzeamg
Red Ching
White House
Eisenhower
Prest
Mao
Red China
Post Office Department
Hong Kong
Peiping
Fu Jen University
St. Mary’s Mission House
Techny
Tif
Panama Bars Close for Election Day Observance
Panama shuts saloons liquor stores and social clubs from moon and noon Muday under an order to ensure election day tranquility. Voters head to the polls tomorrow to choose a president two vice presidents and 53 National Assembly members.
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Panama
National Assembly
Battle over Sampson Air Force Base closure in House panel
Washington reports intensified lobbying as Air Force and Rep. John Taber clash before the House Armed Services Committee over closing Sampson AFB. Undersecretary Douglas presented the Air Force briefing amid arguments on moving the Continental Air Command to Mitchel Field. Taber seeks Parks AFB in California instead, while advocates claim Sampson mainly handles base training. Rep. W. Sterling Cole backs Taber on challenging Air Force funding and framing plan.
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Herald-Journal Burea
Washington
Air Force
John Taber
Auburn
House Armed Services Committee
Sampson Air Force Base
James H. Douglas
Taber
Ean
Saba
Continental Air Command
Mitchel Field
L. L
Sampson
Geneva
Parks Air Force Base
California
Pentagon
Pe Ace
Traiining
Parks
Lackland Afb
Texas
Rep
W. Sterling Cole
Bath
Tabor
Cole
Is It Peace Adlai Asks
Adlai Stevenson denounces Eisenhower era slogans and argues no real peace exists under the administration. He campaigns in California after a San Diego rally, warning that Korea and Indochina are at risk, with Russia expanding influence and defense spending forecast at about 39 billion dollars.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Pirant
California
Desert
San Jongmn Valley
L A Party
San Diego
Indochina
Middle East
Russia
Pilots Body Found in Mamaroneck Bay
The body of Anthony Varisco age 25 of White Plains, a pilot who disappeared last December, was found yesterday in Mamaroneck Bay.
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Pilop
Mamaroneck
Anthony Varisco
White Plains
Mamaroneck Bay
Missing Boy Will o' Wisp In Chicago
Chicago police search for Leo Rausch one year old boy who ran away April 30 after telling a schoolmate he was leaving. His mother Mrs. Filene Rausch appeals for his return promising food clothes and a party. Authorities fear foul play as Leo, able to travel through Chicago using landmarks, remains missing with several sightings reported.
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Chicago
Filéen Ransch
Hns
Polce
Leo
Tooney
Rausch
Lee
H-Bomb Test Postponed Again Amid Weather Delays
The fifth postponement of the H-bomb test at Eniwetok Atoll was announced by Task Force Commander Adm B Hall Hanlon. He cited very unstable weather and winds that could carry fallout toward the inhabited Marshall Islands and nearby Americans. A B52 air drop weapon discussion followed, but officials kept to testing aims for a warhead likely to equal seven to ten million tons of TNT.
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Elton C. Fay
Ed Wadd US 9
Eniwetok Atoll
U.S
Bear
Adm
B. Hall Hanlon
Marshall Islands
Hanlon
Japan
Mershad Islands
Eee Hanlon
Bikini Atoll
Miss England Contest Produces Tie Between Ir is Waller and Tena Nelson
In London a Gateshead blonde Iris Waller and Liverpool's Tena Nelson shared the Miss England title after judges faced a dilemma over classic 238 proportions. Both awarded slots, Nelson to Miss Europe in Stockholm and Waller to Miss Universe in California.
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London
Gateshead
Brimette
Liverpool
Iris Waller
Nelson
Stockholm
Miss Waller
California
Soviet Embassy Inquiry Expands to Possible Other Improper Contacts
House Un American Activities investigators examined whether additional Soviet Embassy officials beyond Vladimir Mikheev tried to obtain military data from U S government employees. The probe added Robert W. Davis and Sidney Harkin and Richard S. Cutter to the list as personnel allegedly contacted. none provided information.
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Washington
House
Vladimir Mikheevimap
House Committee On
Mikheey
Robert W. Davis
Medical Museum of the
Sidney Harkin
Air Force Statstician
Richard S. Cutter
Armed Forces Meth
Cutter
Davis
Hatkin
Mikheev
Dans
Miltheey
Hat
Mice Ate 14900 In Bills Says He
In Hilo Hawaii Alejarriro Lomapa a 55 year old sugarcane cutter from the Philippines says a mouse ate his life savings of 14900 in twenty dollar bills. He stored the cash above a door and had not checked since December when only three bills remained patchable.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Alejarriro Lomapa
Philippines
Lomapa
Blind UT student pleads guilty to drunken driving
Edgar Lee Edens, a blind University of Tennessee student, pleaded guilty to drunken driving in Criminal Court in Knoxville. Judge J Fred Bibb set a $100 fine and 60 days in jail with judgment deferred until Sept. 22, promising aid from the state rehabilitation for the blind to help him stay in school.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Edgar Lee Edens
University of Tennessee
J. Fred Bibb
Edens
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