Senate Leaders Probe Johnson S Illness And Adjournment
Senate leaders agreed Lyndon B. Johnson’s illness will not derail efforts to adjourn. Johnson’s heart attack recovery limits return, but Clements and Knowland pledge cooperation. Eisenhower pushes military reserve program, public housing, highways, school aid before adjournment. Debate set on 1919 Geneva agreements and social security expansion amid expected approval.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Johnson
Earley C. Clements
Democratic Policy Committee
Wiliam F Knowland
GOP
Clements
Eisenhower
House
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Congressional
Geneva
Loose Ways & Means Committee
Dixon - Yates
Dixon Yates
Dixon- Yates
Tennessee
Memphis
W. Sterling Cole
RNY
Esenhower
Coss
Segni Forms Three-Party Italian Government Coalition
Antonio Segni announces a three party cabinet drawing support from the center party Liberals and Christian Democrats. The Republicans refuse portfolios but pledge parliamentary support, risking a slim majority as Parliament reconvenes for a confidence vote.
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Rome
Italy
Antonio Segni
Segni
Christar Democrats
Giovanni Gronchi
Mario Scriba
Republican Party
Center
Decidec
Chamber of Deputies
Sega
Srk
Senate
New Vaccine Research Plan Mapped
Washington officials and six licensed drug firms map a cooperative plan to explore new methods to improve safety and effectiveness of the Salk vaccine. The program aims to avoid delaying mass inoculations while awaiting expanded testing and clears for peak polio season. Some scientists remain cautious about current vaccine safety and efficacy, but officials insist operating plans will not hinder ongoing production.
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Washington
Montago
Brooklyn Village Council Aims New Slogan
Brooklyn Mich village council sponsors a campaign to choose a new slogan for the community. Council members say the current slogan The Square Town is not fitting.
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Brooklyn. Mich
Brooklyn
the Square Town
Soviet union and satellites wrap up atoms for peace congress
London report says the Soviet Union and its European satellites closed an atoms for peace congress in Moscow on Tuesday with Soviet scientists calling the gathering very informative.
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London
Soviet Union
Moscow
Moscow Radio
Million More May Get Social Security Checks
Democratic sources forecast House Ways & Means panel will back a bill to add nearly one million people to Social Security recipients. The plan would shift up the scheduled tax increases to fund expanded benefits, possibly delaying to January 1957 a 22 percent tax rise set for January 1960.
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Washington
House
Ways & Means Committee
Ey Buwisl
Senate
House Committee
Tie
Avlow
Indian and Yugoslav Leaders to issue joint communique
Indian Premier Jay and Yugoslav leader Tito held talks in Brioni after retreat on Marshal Island. A joint communique was expected to follow, outlining bilateral cooperation and regional views.
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Belgradf
Yugos
Jay
Attack On Dixon-Yates Pact Being Renewed
Senate opponents renew attack on the Dixon Yates power contract as Kefauver schedules a subcommittee hearing with First Boston officials. The FBI probes Memphis plans to build its own plant while Memphis officials assure sincerity. Tennessee Valley Authority links debated and a final vote on public works financing threatened if Memphis proceeds with its municipal plant.
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Senate
Dixon-Yates
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
First Boston Corp
Budget Bureau
Eisenhower
Memphis
Dixon- Yates
Dixon - Yates
Sascom
Dixon Yates
Tennessee Valley Authority
Jaatee Deparment
Fbio
Atty
Herbert Brownell
FBI
Unity
Tom Allen
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Kefauver
Adolphe Wenzell
First
Suston Corp
Paul Miller
Wenzell
Dixon-Y Yates Utility Group
Steel Pay Hike To Cost 450 Million A Year
New York based Iron Age estimates the steel wage boost will cost producers about 450 million dollars annually including direct pay raises and higher material costs. Companies raised prices by an average seven and a half dollars per ton to offset wage gains and maintain near capacity output. The wage pact lasts until June 30 1956 and comes amid looming UMW wage talks and recent industrial disruptions.
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New York
Iron Age
Inday
National
United Mine Workers
UMW
John L. Lewis
Man Held In Cutting In Lorain
Police hold Angel M. Feliciana 22 of 166 East 34th Street for investigation in a cutting case that wounded Carmelo Cruz 31. Cruz suffered back and kidney injuries and was listed in fairly good condition at St Joseph Hospital. Cruz says an argument over a woman led Feliciano to attack with a knife. Feliciano was arrested yesterday.
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Lorain
Angel M. Feliciana
East 34Th St
Carmelo Cruz
Cruz
St. Joseph Hospital
Feliciano
Poice
Prosecutor Held To Jury In Blackmail Charge
Union county prosecutor under one dollar bond was bound over to the grand jury on blackmail charges. Mrs. Helen Phipps of near Summersville accused Lindy George Kern of threatening to reveal her criminal record if she filed suit against the prosecutor’s father. The accusation was also made at a preliminary hearing Tuesday as Mrs. Phipps’s husband Albert testified. The prosecutor denied attempting to block the suit against Floyd Kern, a former state representative. The blackmail attempt was said to have occurred May 19. Kern denied the charge May 31 and requested a preliminary hearing.
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Marysville
Union County
Helen Phipps
Summersville
Linrd George iKerns
Phipps
Albert
Justice At the Peace
William H. Snodgrass
Floyd Kerns
His Ad Goes Far for Baton Rouge Bakery
Charles Maggio feared a local billboard ad for his bakery has gone too far A helium filled balloon moored behind his house raised concerns about safety and the public display in Baton Rouge Louisiana prompting discussion of limits on advertising pranks and local regulations.
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Baton Rouge
Charles Maggio
Maggio
Vartale API
Lausche Signs City Courts Act Narrowing Justice Jurisdiction
Governor Frank J. Lausche signed a law creating new municipal courts in Elyria and five other Ohio cities and expanding jurisdiction in six others. The measure shifts civ and criminal jurisdiction from justices of the peace to municipal courts, with initial operation planned for January 1. The act also vetoed two other proposals and broadened authority for certain mayoral and zoning matters while outlining instrumented changes across multiple counties and cities.
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Frank J. Lausche
Elyria
Ohio
Aorn Appran Eee Oor
Thres Township
Carlisle
Ridgeville
City
Troy
Lebanon
Findlay
Eaton
Marietta
Ashtabula
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Willoughby
Portsmouth
Ironton
Cincinnati
Jp's
Bible expert wins $32,000 on The $64,000 Question
Mrs. Catherine E. Kreitzer of Camp Hill Pennsylvania advanced to the $32,000 level on CBS TV and now faces a choice between taking the cash or risking one more correct answer for the $64,000 jackpot. If she fails, she earns a $7,500 convertible consolation prize.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Catherne E. Kreitzer
Camp Hill
Cbs-Tv
Marriage Counselor Faces Divorce Over Alleged Abuse
Los Angeles husband Arthur Globe, 37, a marriage counselor, was divorced by his wife, 79, amid accusations he beat her and failed to come home for dinner. She said he lectured her late at night while she supported the family.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Globe
Nae
GM Plans 3 For 1 Stock Split
GM plans a three for one stock split to boost shares in its capital structure. The move follows a year of strong production and expansion, with stockholders set to vote September 23 in Wilmington Delaware.
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New York
Psition
Wilmington
Del
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Anniversary Marked as Poland Gained Oder Neisse Lands
BERLIN AP Poland and East Germany exchanged government delegations to mark the fifth anniversary today of the ceding of the Oder Neisse territory to Poland the East German Radio reported. The Western Allies and West Germany do not recognize the treaty transferring the territory.
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Berlin
Poland
East Germany
Oder-Niesse
West Germany
Hose Puzzle Baffles Scientists
Chicago scientists struggled to explain disappearing garden hoses and self sealing window panes. Reports from California Minnesota and Michigan cited hoses burrowing underground and a lightning strike sealing a plate glass window. Armour Research Foundation experts admitted they could not solve the mystery and quipped that a green flexed monster pulling hoses from beneath the earth may be the best explanation.
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Chicago
California
Minnesota
Michigan
International Falls
Minn
Armour Research Foundation
Otmar Teichmann
Hedranulics and Dynamics
Tass Removes U.S. Reporter From Congressional Payrolls
Washington dispatch reports Tass, the Soviet news agency, dropped Jean Montgomery after 10 years as its accredited U.S. congressional correspondent. Georgi Bolshaken notified the congressional press galleries. credentials were returned with Montgomery’s name removed. Paramonov confirmed ongoing accreditation for himself and others.
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Jean Montgomery
Tass
Miss Montgomery
Congress
Georgi N. Bolshaken
Congressional
Bolshakov
Vladimir B. Paramonov
Paramonov
Migs Montgomery
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