Red Attack On Plane Charged
Senate leaders criticize Soviet actions after a Chinese or American flight was shot down prompting calls for a strong protest. The State Department disputed Moscow denial and cited a transcript of a tape showing pilots gloating over the unarmed plane's destruction.
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Not Treated Badly By Reds Says Officer
Columbus Ohio Senator John Smith introduced a package of bills in brief sessions aimed at boosting retirement benefits for public employees. The measures would increase state and local retirement subsidies, set term limits for retirement boards, require Senate confirmation, and fund rural mail routes. A separate plan would raise minimum price protections under the Ohio Fair Trade Law, with about 21.6 million in annual state costs.
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Senate UK Seeks Fast Passage of Airport Bill
The Senate moves toward swift approval of a 565 million dollar Democratic airport construction package opposed by Eisenhower as costly. Supporters call it vital for air safety as the House soon takes up the measure after recent actions on a larger housing bill.
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Airliner Engineer says no hint of disaster in crash
An American Airlines Jane crash in New York's East River left crew member Warren Cook, the throttle operator, saying the airliner was dead on course with no warning signs of impending failure. The report notes survivors and ongoing investigations amid political and aviation funding discussions.
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Indians Blast Sioux For Land Safe Threat
National Congress of American Indians denounces Sioux leaders who allegedly offered to sell one third of North Dakota to Russia. Turtle Mountain officials and Mrs. Peterson condemn the move as insulting to Indian intelligence and patriotism as talks with U S officials and a Senate House hearing are planned.
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Rail Crossing Bill Proposed In Ohio House
A measure to regulate railroad grade crossings advances in the Ohio House. The bill seeks safety improvements and stricter standards for signaling devices and crossing protection.
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Macmillan Seeks Clarity on Summit Outlook
Washington reports indicate Congress may pass civil rights law this year as Southerners oppose Eisenhower desegregation plans while Senate probes labor groups and budget talk questions President’s restraint. Macmillan aims to test Khrushchev sincerity and pursue a possible Big Four summit this year amid evolving Cold War diplomacy.
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Farmer's Share Of Food Dollar Falls In Late 1958
A letter from Mrs. Bonds to President Eisenhower alleges her husband was framed and jailed as Texas authorities seek extradition to serve an eight year term. The Agriculture Department had said the farmer's share of the consumer food dollar dropped to 39 cents in the last quarter of 1958 due to lower farm prices and higher marketing costs.
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Eleanor Roosevelt Plans Slowdown in Uncertain Future
The 74 year old former first lady hints at slowing down someday but does not specify when. The piece weaves in aviation anecdotes and a migrant farm labor committee meeting as context for her public activities and concerns.
Don Law Our Gang actor dies in Meadville hospital
Don Law 38, known for Fats in the Our Gang Comedies, died Thursday at Spencer Hospital Meadville after a nine day admission for an intestinal ailment. He is survived by wife Carole and two daughters Rhonda and Donna. He had recently managed a Meadville bus depot and earlier a men’s clothing store, and had served with the USO running a theater in Ireland.
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Unemployment Up As Farm Prices Slump In 1959
Federal Labor Office reports higher unemployment while farm food prices are expected to fall in 1959 due to adverse weather and lower meat and vegetable prices. Potatoes citrus and other produce face price declines if conditions stay unfavorable.
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Tennessee law repeal urged on evolution teaching ban
A branch of the American Chemical Society asked Tennessee to repeal the prohibition on teaching evolution. The group cited the 1925 Scopes monkey trial and argued the statute continually violated rights and fuels contempt for other laws.
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