House Set For Roll Call On Eisenhower Foreign Aid Plan
The House prepared for a roll call vote on President Eisenhower s 33.8 billion foreign aid bill, 1.1 billion below his request, with speed expected for passage. Senate leaders weighed restoring some of the cuts while debating related defense and social security measures.
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Ohio Fatal Accidents Rise With Weekend Drownings
A United Press tally shows 18 people killed in Ohio traffic accidents over the weekend, plus eight drownings and multiple fire and crash deaths. Victims include Daniel Thacker, 11, who drowned in a Columbus quarry, Ruth Young, 22, and Patricia Baker, 23, killed in a crash near Cincinnati, and others across Toledo, Elyria, Berea, Mansfield, and more.
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Eisenhower Delivers Quiet Night During Recovery Plans Next Walk
President Eisenhower, under care at Walter Reed, walked 35 feet with hospital help and did breathing exercises as doctors report his condition as excellent and uneventful. Presidential staff, led by James Hagerty, focuses on duties not power while Navy and White House aides reassess upcoming meetings and international visits.
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Doctor Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life in Cleveland
Police say psychiatrist Dr. John Otis killed his estranged wife Frieda Otis 44 during a dispute over a pending divorce and then shot himself. The couple, living apart for six weeks, were found in their west side backyard after their two children Leah 11 and John 11 heard gunshots and alerted neighbors.
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Argentine Monsignor says Catholics treated fairly in Israel
Monsignor Gustavo Franceschi editor of Criteria after four day tour in Israel reports Catholics and clergy appear to be given fair treatment in the Jewish state. He spoke on a Jerusalem radio program noting no clergyman monk or nun expressed dissatisfaction.
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Steel Firms Prepare Proposals In Key Wage Talks
Three major steel companies move toward formal wage proposals as USW workers press for higher union benefits. Negotiations with US Steel Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel began in Pittsburgh on May 28 and shifted to New York, with talks focused on wage costs, benefits, and a possible price rise to fund extended pay scales.
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Harriman Campaign Gains Speed In Democratic Race
Gov. Averell Harriman moves his bid forward with early delegate wins from New York and aims to topple Adlai Stevenson at the convention. His team counts Iowa Kansas Oklahoma Idaho and Michigan votes while Truman backs Harriman and Williams challenges Stevenson. He argues Eisenhower's health should not affect a potential second term.
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De Sapio Says Health Will Be Campaign Issue
Carmine De Sapio asserts President Eisenhower's health will be a political issue and predicts Democratic candidate Averell Harriman will win the nomination in November.
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Killer Hunt Triggers Near Riot At Granada Theater
A gunman hunt ends with a near riot as 1900s crowd in Chicago jams the Granada Theater area after news of a trap for Lawrence Neumann. Police chase leads but the suspect turns out not to be Neumann. the city reels from a mistaken identification amid a nationwide manhunt. Police fanned out with reinforcements while witnesses describe a tense scene.
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Boys State Votes Today at Camp Perry
About 10 Burkeye Boys State citizens will vote today at Camp Perry to elect a governor lieutenant governor and other state officers. Nearly 300 attendees at the American Legion summer school are candidates, with Bill Spencer of Youngstown the Federalist gubernatorial hopeful and Richard H. Gorsuch of Westerville the Nationalist candidate. Spencer's running mate is James Raval of Cleveland while John Clark of Toledo is the Nationalist choice for lieutenant governor.
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Emergency Operation Described By Surgeon
Washington Ups report details President Eisenhower's emergency surgery in the early hours Saturday to prevent possible death. The ileum suffered inflammation and obstruction nearly closing the passage, with a six inch incision made near the abdomen. Surgeons formed a ileum transverse connection to restore a clear passage between the small and large intestines.
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Suspect Sought in Fatal Beating Case
Police hunt a suspect after a man identified as Andrew C. Ahares died late Saturday from blunt force injuries. He was found in a rear room of a residence, lying in a pool of blood, with neighbors reporting saw him in front of the residence about an hour earlier.
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Fire kills three in family. victims found in bedrooms
A fatal house fire left three family members dead from smoke inhalation. Nancy and the parents were found on beds inside rooms near a ground floor window while Tonie attempted to escape. Fire officials noted no severe burns and funeral services are set for Holy Cross Church.
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Road chief orders plans for freeways between Cincinnati and Dayton
Columbus Ohio State Highway Director Samuel O Linzell directs the preparation of detailed plans for a four lane freeway linking Cincinnati and Dayton. He says the route will closely follow the North South Turnpike line, despite a banking syndicate doubting toll road financing. He asks the Ohio Turnpike Commission to study feasibility of a new superhighway from Conneaut to Ohio Turnpike alignment.
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