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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1958

Page

7

Chamoun Faces Cabinet Crisis Over Re Elect Bid

Beirut amid cabinet threats to quit unless Chamoun abandons second term plan. Compromise settlement proposed to keep him in office until elections. Military clashes erupt in Sidon and Halba as insurgents challenge government forces. British Cyprus alert linked to Lebanon tensions. Four killed and 12 wounded, including troops.

Beirut UPI Camille Chamoun Chamoun Nicosia Cyprus Lebanon Sidon Halba Tripoli Aramco

Senate Farm Committee Pursues New Aid Approach

The Senate Agriculture Committee opens two weeks of hearings led by Chairman Allen Ellender to craft a farm bill after President Eisenhower vetoed a price support freeze. Discussions focus on cotton rice and feed grains with aims to expand production and ease surpluses while avoiding a veto override.

Washington Exeenhower Senate Agriculture Committee Allen J. Ellender Eisenhower Senate Lyndon B Johnson D-Tex Ellender White House George D. Aiken R-Vi Aiken

Aircraft Workers Rebuff McDonnell Offer in St. Louis

McDonnell Aircraft Corp in St. Louis faces a potential strike as Machinists Union Local 9, with 15,000 members, rejected a company two year contract. The vote 2791 to 2614 toppled a final offer raising wages 11 to 20 cents in year one and 34 percent in year two, while the union demanded at least 30 cents.

ST. Louis McDonnell Aircraft Corp

Nine Jazz Fans Plunge From Hudson River Boat

Nine Dixieland enthusiasts leapt into the Hudson River during a weekend excursion aboard the Hudson River Day Line Knickerbocker. George McLaughlin, 71, was first overboard, followed by Eugene Cahill, 21, and Joseph Barry, 19. Lifeboats rescued all nine as Coast Guard cutters and harbor patrols aided the recovery on a night crowd near Manhattan. Police Commissioner Stephen P. Kennedy urged an end to such behavior as organizer Andrew McCaw promoted further events by the Dideland Admiration Society.

New York Hudson River Coast Guard George McLaughlin Knickerbocker Stephen P. Kennedy Kennedy Andrew McCaw Dideland Admiration Society Dideland Manhattan

Acheson Attacks Ike as Leader in New DNC Pamphlet

The Democratic Advisory Council releases a 19 page critique by Dean Acheson accusing the Eisenhower administration of lacking will vigor and perceptive intelligence to lead the free world. It warns of timidity and calls for talks with the Soviets and a trusted secretary of state. The pamphlet portrays Eisenhower as misled and uninformed and questions his capacity for the presidency.

Washington Democratic Advisory Council Dean Acheson White House Council On Foreign and Soviet Union Democratic National Committee Eisenhower

Czechs Refuse d Test Invitation

Czechoslovakia followed the Soviet lead and declined to send observers to the American hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific this summer. The Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia were the only two communist nations invited by the United States to join the U N Scientific Committee on Radiation.

Vienna Czechoslovakia U. S Pacific Soviet Union United States U. N Britain Japan

Goofy Bird Seeks Nest on Airline Constellations

In Cincinnati a small bird named Goofy builds a nest on the tail sections of three Constellation airliners arriving at Greater Cincinnati Airport. Airline agent Bill Birkley says the bird stashes sticks and grass on the tails whenever the engines stop, repeating the act three times daily.

Cincinnati Goofy Martin Greater Cincinnati Bill Birkley

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