Officials Study Shift of Federal Programs
A 17 member panel of governors and federal officials meets in Hershey Pennsylvania to study shifting some federal programs to the states. The group weighs how to fund any state run programs, guided by Hoover Commission work, with a goal of setting an agenda for further joint state federal talks.
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Hershey
Eisen _hower
Lane Dwinell
New Hampshire
Governors
Hoover Commission
Dwinell
Int
Kong
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Williamsburg
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Pwinell
Joint Committee
Mystery Man Guiding Russia's Foreign Policy Revealed
Washington reports a central figure shaping Moscow policy beyond public leaders. Dulles and officials suspect a hidden orchestrator directing Kremlin diplomacy, sidelining Khrushchev and Bulganin. Notes from Moscow hint at a coordinated approach under a mystery strategist.
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Russia
Washington
UINS
Fussia
Enhower
John
Foster Dulles
Intelligence
London
West
U.S
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Dulles
Andre Gromyko
Moscow
Gromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikola
Bulgaria
Democratic Leaders Plan Tax Cut In 1958
Washington liberals plan a general tax cut next year as House Democrats map hearings. Ways and Means leaders meet with Speaker Rayburn and Majority Leader McCormack to decide timing. Boggs says hearings will begin on general reductions while Cooper and Mille rouse prefer waiting until January. The split centers on whether to move soon to influence government finances and administration plans.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Sam Rayburn
John McCormack
Massachusetts
Jere Cooper
Tenn
Ween
Wilbur Milla
Ark
TERK
Thn
Comeaders
Mittee
Congress
Freeway To Open Section By Section In Ohio
A State Highway Department spokesman said the Cincinnati Conneaut Freeway will open section by section as each segment is completed. Central Ohio motorists will gain access first with the Columbus to Methna stretch expected early bids open August 20 for a 4.2 mile Wayne County section. State Route 1 aims to connect Columbus with Youngstown via turnpike interchanges, drawing long distance northern travel and offering faster routes beyond congested old highways.
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Columbus, O
INS
State Highway Department
Cincinnati-Conneaut
Ohio
Columbus
Methna
Wayne County
Cmo
Youngstown
Turnpike
Ateas
Fight Looms Over Atomic Power Plan
Washington Republicans and the Democratic majority clash over how far the government should push atomic power. The dispute centers on authorizing 389 million dollars for the Atomic Energy Commission to pursue weapons and research, plutonium production for small weapons, a British gas cooled reactor, and funding for five reactor plants to supply steam for electric power by cooperatives.
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Washington
INS
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Escapees Surrender After Dayton County Jail Escape
Two Knox County men Dwight A. Parrish 22 and Karin D. McKee 19 fled Wednesday from Coshocton jail using a coat hanger to pick locks and were captured Thursday in a Fresno coal car after a deputy posse alerted by a teenage boy. They surrendered peacefully and were sent back to the county jail. They face arraignment on forgery and breaking and entering charges connected to a Producers Livestock Assn office theft and payroll blank checks.
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Coshocton
Asyuit
Fresno
Dwight A. Parrish
Karin D McKee
Knox County
Nickel Plate
Sherif
Producers Livestock Assn
Interest rate up across Federal Reserve banks
The discount rate on loans was raised today to 3.5 percent at Fed banks in Philadelphia Chicago Minneapolis and Kansas City affecting about one fourth of the system. It marks the seventh increase since late 1954 when the rate stood at 1.5 percent.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Kansas
Federal Reserve System
Senate Rackets Panel Targets Payoffs Tied to Die
Senate investigators planned to probe $16,000 paid to Dio ally Earl Heaton by the Allied Industrial Workers of America in 1954 and $80,000 to Anthony Doria upon retirement. Johnny Dio, before the committee, invoked the Fifth Amendment 140 times and avoided discussing ties to Hoffa and underworld bosses. He also declined to comment on the Victor Riesel acid-blinding case and his possible role in paper locals to influence Teamsters politics.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Johnny Dio
Earl Heaton
Allied Industrial Workers of America
Heaton
Ino
United Automobile Workers, Afl
Doria
Earjlier
Dio
James R. Hoffatt
New York
Victor Riesel
Tombs
Teamsters Joint Council 16
John O'Rourke
Jolfa
Teamsters Council
Elyria Store Holdup Descriptions By Victims
Victims recount a tied up robbery at a West Avenue Elyria store. They describe a 25 to 26 year old gunman, about 5 feet 10 inches, 160 pounds with reddish brown hair. He wore a blue shirt and carried out a quick, tense heist after entering about 10 to 15 minutes earlier.
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Gerdine
Rakes
Jum
Kitty
Pilot lauded after crippled plane lands with 67 aboard
Maj. Samuel Tyson piloted a Boeing C97 with two engines to a safe landing at HI Jo’s Lyman Airport near Honolulu. He praised passengers for staying calm despite baggage being jettisoned and 30 minutes of fuel remaining, while officials consider a Distinguished Flying Cross for his actions.
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Maj
Samuel Tyson
Counc Blutts, Jows
Vacaville
Cald
Tyson
Hijo
Lyman
Hawai
Todey
Pacific
Air Force
Washington
Joseph
Smith
Military Air Transport Service
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Honolulu
CIO Council Urges Sohio Strike Probe in Lima
The Ohio CIO Council urged immediate state investigation of Sohio operations at the Lima plant warning the back-to-work drive may endanger workers and extend the dispute. It cited the need to avoid bitterness and recalls a prior Ohio dispute. About 1,800 ICWU members struck Sohio plants in Cleveland Lima Toledo and Latonia Ky.
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Columbus
Ohio Cio Council
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio
Lima
Sohio
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Portsmouth
Petrochemical
Patrolman Wounded By Bandits Near Canton
A manhunt for three holdup men who wounded Louisville patrolman Harris Lily continued near Canton as authorities with Stark County Sheriff Harry Grogsglaus and 128 auxiliary patrolmen, plus Canton and nearby town police, searched 1000 acres of woods and meets along Midday Road and Route 44. Lily, 44, was shot after cornering the bandits off Route 153 and remains in fair condition at Canton Mercy Hospital. The trio fled after casing Fenton’s supermarket two miles west of Louisville, netting between 300 and 500 dollars.
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Canton
INS
Louisville
Stark County
Harry Grogsglaus
East Canton
Lowsville
Navarre
Magnolia
Harris Lily
Canton Mercy Hospital
Fenton’s
Louiswe
Nagasaki Marks Anniversary of Atom Bomb Blast
Nagasaki marked the 12th anniversary of the atomic bombing with a minute of silence and a memorial service at Peace Park. A rally statement pledged renewed resolve to establish world order and pursue lasting peace based on harmony and faith, urging patience and courage until the aim is realized.
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Nagasaki
Japan
Compromise aid bill headed for swift congressional approval
Congress appears ready to pass a $3.366 billion foreign aid bill with Senate and House conferees reporting out a compromise half between versions. The measure, for the current fiscal year, authorizes the military and economic aid program with actual cash to follow in a later bill. House action expected soon alongside a postage rate increase and a government pay raise bill debated by leadership. The Senate also cleared an $884.15 million reclamation and rivers and harbors funding package, exceeding Eisenhower's request and sent to conference.
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Washington
Theodore Francis Green
D-R.i
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Democratic
Repub
Lican
House-Senate
Big Demand Forecast For Leisure Equipment
Newburger Loeb & Co projects a coming boom in the leisure time field with rising demand for leisure gear such as fishing, boating, photography, home shops, phonographs, cycling, golf, skating and gardening. Population growth outpaces the labor force, signaling more nonworking groups and longer work with fewer workers to fill rising leisure demand.
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Newburger, Loeb & Co
Newburger
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