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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1955
Page
1
House and Senate clash over foreign aid spending with the Senate backing 3.205 billion and the House proposing 2.639 billion dollars. House leaders vow to press deeper cuts, while a conference committee seeks a compromise figure and defense budget debates continue.
Washington AP The Agriculture Department seeks bids from warehousemen to supply about 4 million bushels of new grain storage. The bins are to store price supported corn and cherry crops arriving in August and September, mainly in Midwest states with limited commercial space. Farmers must ensure home storage before receiving loans.
De Witt McKinley Emery, president and founder of the National Small Business Men's Association, died at his home Friday. He was 59.
Washington officials debated if President Eisenhower can swap arms data with Russia without changing security laws. Justice and Defense attorneys cited espionage and atomic energy acts as potential barriers, urging possible congressional approval and changes to allow exchanges and reconnaissance.
In Buenos Aires police barred a Radical Party rally yet about 1900 followers gathered downtown Friday night. Demonstrators defied the ban on public assembly, attempted street speeches, and police moved in to break up the gatherings. at least two were arrested and several others removed.
Carlisle Two trustees refuse $21 annual hydrant rental amid council extensions to county sewer districts. A prosecutor's opinion supports charging Elyria rates for water service and standby value. Critics question Bard and Alexander's roles, noting Bard's $3000–$5000 solicitor pay and city politics stirring public debate.
Geneva report says the United States will press South Vietnam's Ngo Dinh Diem to start talks with the Communist North for Indochina elections next year. Washington backs talks under Geneva terms, despite Diem’s reluctance and U.S. concerns over guarantees against interference.
Catholic leaders at the 36th Eucharistic Congress plan a resolution urging Latin American migration from Europe and the Far East. Catholic International Migration Commission figures announce the proposal to eight cardinals and 90 bishops at the conference next Monday in Rio de Janeiro.
Joseph J Mariniello, 72, of Newark, pedaled Newark to Asbury Park and back to attend a Prudential Insurance Company outing. He has repeated the 100 mile journey annually for 25 years, lamenting the Garden State Parkway ban and opting for secondary roads instead.
The Air Force plans a faster build rate for a supersonic interceptor able to counter Russia's updated bombers and to accelerate production of another fighter reaching the speed of sound. This follows recent Soviet bomber and fighter displays in Moscow and complements a prior 6 percent boost for B52 hydrogen bombers.
Twelve American farm experts arrived in Dnepropetrovsk amid a thunderous welcome by about three thousand Ukrainians. Crowds gathered in the square for the visitors first view of the Soviet Union. The village of Perestchepino presented flowers as speeches by Soviet officials and Dr William K Lambert of the University of Nebraska Agricultural College opened the visit.
In Rio de Janeiro Cardinal Spellman of New York presided over a mass for more than 100000 men and boys at the 36th International Eucharistic Congress. Vast crowds filled Congress Square three hours before midnight. Two hundred altars and many priests conducted communion and confessions as the week long congress nears its end.
At the Geneva session the Big Four governments pursued a procedural agreement to break the deadlock over German unification and European security. Despite optimism, officials warned no basic solution would be reached today and urged referring key issues to the October foreign ministers meeting.
Veteran North Korean negotiator Lt Gen Lee Sang Cho has been named ambassador to Moscow by Pyongyang on July 20. He served as senior Communist member of the Joint United Nations Command Military Armistice Commission at Panmunjom until July 18, when Maj Gen Jung Kook Rok replaced him. Lee repeatedly clashed with UN command generals as changes reshaped the truce delegation.
Mrs Dorothy Niebur aged 44 and her daughter Mrs Delores Johnson aged 24 both gave birth on the same day at the same Chicago hospital. The coincidence highlights a rare double birth event involving two generations in one family.
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