Stassen Proposes Halfway Cut in Armed Forces at London
Harold E. Stassen outlined a new halfway plan at the London disarmament conference to reduce U S armed forces to about 1 8 million, with Russia matching, linked to a suspension of nuclear tests. The group aims to mothball conventional weapons and limit big powers to 2 1/2 million total forces.
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Harold Stassen
United States
Russia
U.P
U. S
Harold E. Stassen
Cuhlwul
Moscow Radio
Stassen
Britain
France
Canada
Cross Denies Knowing Aid Had Jail Record
James G. Cross former Bakery Workers Union president faced the Senate Banking Committee for further questioning over alleged misconduct In office He denies knowing about loans totaling about 100 000 from Herbert and Martin Philipsborn Sr tied to Zion Industries Inc Cross said he will discuss the loan issue and bring it into focus Philipsborn Jr said his father made substantial loans but did not know the amount and that the loans relate to No contracts between the union and Zion were implicated
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Hamilton W. Faron
Washington
James G. Cross
Bakery Workers Union
Senate
Backets Committee
Cross
Zion Industries, Inc
Zion
Tml
Herbert
Martin Philipsborn Sr
Baking and Candy Company
Chicago
Martin Philipsborn Jr
Philipsborn
Indiana visitors to review wing maneuvers at Alpena base
Maj. George E. Myers announced that Indiana Air National Guard wing maneuvers review will be held June 21 and 22 at Phelps-Collins Air Base Alpena Michigan. About 1,200 Indiana support personnel participate as pilots train in F-86 Sabre jets during a two week field exercise concluding June 29. Terre Haute business leaders including Dr. H. Marvin Bratt will attend the event.
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Phelps-Collins Air Base
Alpena
Mich
George E. Myers
Indiana Air National Guard
Hulman Field
Indiana
Maj. Myers
Terre Haute
H. Marvin Bratt
Aviation Com
Controversial Laundry Bill Remains unsigned by City
The City Council passed General Ordinance No. 4 1957 to regulate out of town laundries and dry cleaners but the mayor has not signed it. City Attorney Crawford notes differing opinions and the mayor will study the matter before acting within ten days.
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Frank Crawford
Ralph Tucker
Joseph Pipp
John S
Pete” Lamb
Lamb
Frank Doyle
Council
Doyle
Weather map and forecast for Terre Haute area
The Weather Bureau reports a generally fair and warmer trend for Terre Haute and vicinity tonight and Friday with a low around 68 tonight and highs near 85 to 90. Indiana outlooks mirror this with fair skies, warm temperatures, and increasing humidity through Friday. River stage is at 12.3 feet and falling.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Premier Kishi vows Japan to play constructive role
In a Washington speech Premier Kishi pledges Japan will be more active in Asia and the free world to meet the challenge of international communism. He cites progress without the communist shortcut and affirms Japan's useful role as a faithful member of the free world.
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Japan
Kishi
Congress
Asia
Senate
House
Girard Case Taken To Supreme Court
The Justice Department appealed to the Supreme Court after a U S district judge barred surrender of GI William S. Girard for trial in Japan. Atty Gen Herbert Brownell and Sol Gen Rankin signed the petition arguing the decision was wrong and urging an early ruling.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
William S. Girard
U. S
Herbert Brownell
J. Lee Rankin
Justice
Defense Department
Wasp sting kills farmer in Missouri
Ray J. Hill a farmer in Cape Girardeau Missouri died fifteen minutes after being stung beneath the left eye by a wasp The physician attributed the death to a violent allergy to the wasp poison His wife Juanita Hill recalled he sank into a chair complain of mouth tongue and shortness of breath after the sting
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Cape Girardeau
Ray J. Hill
Juanita
Hill
Senate Civil Rights Battle Grows Over Bypass Tactic
Southern senators denounce a parliamentary shortcut to bring the House civil rights bill directly to the Senate calendar. Republican leader Knowland seeks to bypass the Judiciary Committee, while Sen. Russell argues all House bills must go to committee under the Congressional Reorganization Act.
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Knowland
California
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen
Russell
D.-Ga
Cousins Share June 18 Weddings and Jo Twin Births
June 20 report notes two cousins married on June 18 1955 each welcoming a daughter named Jo. Mrs. Charles Johanningsmeier Freelandville gave birth at Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes while Mrs. James W Shipp Indianapolis had a daughter at Mary Sherman Hospital here last Sunday.
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Freelandville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincennes
James W. Shipp
Indianapolis
Mary Sherman Hospital
Johanningsmeier
Shipp
Plan Opening Session Tonight For Psi Iota Xi Convention
Members and delegates of the Psi Iota Xi sorority begin arriving in Terre Haute for the 54th annual three day national convention at the Terre Haute House. Registration starts this evening from 7 30 to 9 oclock Friday morning.
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Psi Iota Xi
Terre Haute
Terre Haute House
Psi Sota Xi
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Rata Rata Cshantar
Three Teen Killers Given 99 to 110 Year Terms
Chicago June 20. Three teenagers labeled young rattlesnakes face prison terms of 99 to 110 years for slaying a suburban motel owner. Jurors found Robert Maslowski 16 David Clark 15 both of Chicago and Gerald Pelzer 16 of North Riverside guilty after 2 hours 40 minutes deliberation. The sentence fixed for Maslowski at 110 years and 99 years for Clark and Pelzer.
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Chicago
Robert Maslowski
David Clark
Gerald Pelzer
Riverside
Pelzer and
Clark
Cook County Clerk Closes Public Access To Tax Books
Cook County Clerk Edward J. Barrett restricts public examination of tax warrant books after allegations of tampering. Adamowski alleges $1 million loss over ten years, raising county shortfalls to about $4 million. Barrett says the move prevents tampering and will allow only treasurer’s office clerks to view records under supervision.
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Chicago
Cook
Edward J. Barrett
Barrett
Adamowski
Cook County
M Ensurer
U N Might End 1953 Armistice With Communists
Seoul dispatch reports the United Nations Command summoning the Communists to a Panmunjom meeting amid persistent talk of abrogating the 1953 armistice. The U N announced flying 20 American correspondents to Panmunjom to cover the session.
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Korea
United Nations Command
Panmunjom
U.N
U. S
Japan
North Korea
Nam Il
William K. Harrison, Jr
U. S. Army
U.N. Command
UNC
Washington
You Chan Yang
Terre Haute Seeks Expanded Air Routes At State Hearing
Terre Haute leaders testifying in Columbus join colleagues from Richmond and South Bend plus ten other Indiana cities in urging expanded air service and new routes as part of a Great Lakes local service investigation. The Terre Haute delegation supports Lake Central Airlines plans for more service to and from the city.
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Terre Haute
Civil Aeronautics Board
Columbus
Richmond
South Bend
Hoosier
Indiana
Great Lakes
Raymond Thomas
Board of Aviation Commissioners
John H. Griffith
Hulman Field
Richard C. Tuttle
Chamber of Commerce
James A. Ball
Lake Central Airlines
Warmer Weather Aims For 90 Degrees In Indiana Friday
Sunshine starts a warmup in Indiana with temperatures near 90 by Friday as humidity rises. No new showers forecast to worsen minor flooding on the White River at Elliston and Edwardsport. River crests expected Friday over flood stage, White and Wabash rivers rising yet within banks.
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C.D.T
Weather Bureau
West Fork
White River
Elliston
Greene County
Edwardsport
Knox County
White
Wabash
Evansville
Indianapolis
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