Benson Urges New Farm Law In Wyoming Speech
Ezra Benson urged new farm legislation before the Wyoming Stock Growers Association in Lander. He defended the soil bank and said price support reform is a national responsibility, warning current formulas have damaged producers and markets. He criticized attempts to kill the soil bank and urged reexamination of old laws.
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Congress
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Army Lawyer Describes Killing as Complete Accident
Maj. Stanley F. Levin, Girard's attorney, says the January 30 killing of a Japanese woman near Camp Whittington was a complete accident. He also discusses the defense stance and Girard's background while Japan considers jurisdiction. He notes discussions of heredity banks as a possible civil defense option to preserve humanity after nuclear war.
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Stanley F. Levin
Hollywood
Calif
International News Service
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Naka Sakai
Camp Whittington Legal Office
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Ey Levin
Carroll
U.S
Janese
Dixie Gains Indicated In Fight On Rights Bill
Washington reports indicate Dixie supporters plan to push a jury trial amendment to the civil rights bill next week. Administration and civil rights forces warn the measure could wreck the program amid ongoing debate on procedure. Also notes on Richardson land case probe and a push to create a special Senate committee for the Girard affair. Senate panel drafts a foreign aid bill aimed for completion by weekend.
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Bloe
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Gov ONeill vetoes bill on highway aid threat
Columbus Ohio Gov C William ONeill vetoed his first legislative bill saying it jeopardizes millions of dollars in federal road building aid for Ohio. The veto came Wednesday night from the governor who labeled the measure a threat to federal funding.
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William O’neil
Ohio
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Federal Highway News
Bourges Maunoury Opens Bid to Form French Cabinet
Paris reports Maurice Bourges Maunoury Radical Socialist lines up support to head a new government as crisis deepens. He meets Edouard Daladier and Radical Socialists, aims to secure backing from Rene Pleven and Pierre Pflimlin, with decision due within 48 hours.
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Bourges-Maunoury
Rene Coty
Edouard Daladier
Guy Mollet
Rene Pleven
Independents
Pierre Pflimlin
Fourth Republic
Coty
Ghy Mollet
MRP
Pilirlin
Mystery Blast Still Unexplained
Officials probe a powerful blast near Lake Erie with theories ranging from a jet plane to dynamiting. Jurisdiction questions linger as investigators in Ravenna and Sandusky seek causes while State officials weigh federal aid implications and potential Ohio law changes.
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Erie County
Negro Will Sell Home Race Violence Averted
TOLEDO AP a racial disturbance was averted when a 39 year old Negro car washer agreed to sell a house he had purchased in an all white neighborhood The incident occurred Wednesday night and ends with a peaceful accord between the buyer and local residents
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Stassen Buys $27,000 Home In Pennsylvania
Harold E F Stassen, Eisenhower disarmament aide, purchased a $27,000 Dutch Colonial home at Valley Forge with an $18,900 mortgage, settlement May 15, granting him a permanent voting residence in Pennsylvania and possible gubernatorial bid. A riot near Jesse Lott’s home in South Toledo ended with Lott selling for $7,000 to neighboring white owners. police ferried 410 cars and 30 officers through the night, with no injuries reported.
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Westchester
Harold FE. Stessen
Valley Forge
Stassen
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Building Program Delays Hit Ohio Projects
State Public Works Director Boyd Fialer reports Ohio multi million dollar building program slowed by steel shortages and labor disputes. Most affected are state mental hospitals and Northeastern university projects. About 50 million dollars worth of construction is under way as delays average three weeks. Cement supplies reportedly adequate.
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Boyd Fialer
Ohio
Fialer
Flaley
Lawmakers weigh veto on dangerous vehicle bill return
Sens. Theodore Gray and Julius Petrash sponsored a bill vetoed by the governor. The governor warned the law would place cumbersome and dangerous vehicles in constant movement on highways with little public authority to regulate. Lawmakers will consider overriding during a June 18 one day session.
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Theodore Gray
Piqua
Julius Petrash
Cleveland
Autos Light Fairway For Plane
More than 400 automobiles lined Kane Country Club fairway to light a runway for a private single engine Piper Tri pacer that landed amid a thunderstorm. The three occupants from New York state walked away unharmed and were identified as pilot Walter Peterson and passengers Warren Brown and Theodore Detcher. State police said they were flying home from Pittsburgh when they became lost and tried to land.
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Kane Country Club
New York State
McKean County
Country Club
Here
Walter Peterson
Sackets Harbor
N.Y
Warren Brown
Adams
Theodore Detcher
Evans Mills
Cigarette Smokers Puffing At Record Rate
A U S government tobacco expert says Americans smoke a record amount of cigarettes, with projections of 3 percent more than last year by June and 387 billion cigarett es smoked in the current year. He notes past warnings on lung cancer have not curbed the rise and references media reports on smoking dangers.
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L .S
Agniul
Ture Department
American Cancer
Canevision
Trumans View First Grandson Following Birth
Former President Harry S. Truman and wife Bess travel from Independence to New York to meet their first grandchild, a boy born Wednesday to daughter Margaret. The Trumans bring a baseball and glove, and Truman jokes about the boy's future, hoping he becomes a senator rather than a president, while noting no naming decision is final. Clifton Daniel Jr. hints a name may be chosen.
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Truman
Trumans
Independence
Margaret
St. Lows
U.S
Mr.Truman
E. Clifton Daniel Jr
The
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Graham Seeks Salvation Message After Bomb Threat at Madison Square Garden
New York crowds of 18 000 heard Billy Graham explain the path to salvation while police combed Madison Square Garden for a possible bomb hours before his sermon The threat note warned of many deaths and prompted a major security sweep before the talk in the New York venue.
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Billy Graham
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Madison Square Garden
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Samaria
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