Subpena Issue Sparks Senate Testimony Debate
The Senate debated whether a senator can be subpoenaed by a federal court over a contempt case involving Seymour Peck of the New York Times. Eastland expressed willingness to testify, but others questioned the move citing separation of powers and potential disruption.
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Washington
Senate
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Seymour Peck
Sunday
New York Times
Eastland
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Law School
Morse
Supreme Court
Richard B. Russell Dgal
Clinton P. Anderson
Nike Centers To Specialize In Hercules Missile Firing
The Senate report outlines Nike missile centers in major cities to specialize in firing the Hercules anti aircraft warhead. The program aims to modernize the Nike system without delaying deployment, with site upgrades costing 200000 to 350000 dollars per location and about nine months to complete.
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Washington
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Army Engineers
House
U.S
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Red China
State Department
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John Foster Dulles
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Post Office Committee
Guard-Mit
Akron Man Survives What Was Supposed Last Ride
Akron man Paul Carpenter 26 is in good condition after being shot three times during an apparent ambush while being driven from Cleveland to Arcola Road Lake County near Painesville. He faces prior charges for a $10 000 bar safe cracking at Wahoo bar Akron along with brothers and others.
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Painesville
Paul Carpenter
Akron
Lake County Memorial Hospital
Ins
Carpenter
Cleveland
Arcola Road
Lake County
Labour calls for immediate general election in Britain
The British Labour Party urged an immediate general election after two by election losses in safe Conservative seats. Beckenham South saw journalist Philip Goodhart win for the Conservatives, but with a reduced margin, while Newcastle North re-elected Robert W. Elliott. Labour says the government is discredited and a change is needed.
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London
Britain
Labor Party
Philip Goodhart
Beckenham South
Robert W. Elliott
Newcastle North
Beckenham
Los Angeles
Los Angeles International Airport
New York
Los
Jet Sets Two Records Crossing Nation in One Day
Cmdr. Dale W. Cox of Spirit Lake Idaho leads the A3D Skywarrior crew on a New York to Los Angeles and return mission. The round trip nears nine and a half hours, slicing the old nine hour plus standard. the flight includes breakfast in Los Angeles and lunch in New York.
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A3d
Nasser demands share of Suez tolls and Cairo power play
Cairo reports President Nasser seeks 70 percent of Suez canal revenues with 25 percent for development and 5 percent for an emergency fund. Diplomatic sources say the move aims to lock in Egypt’s control as talks continue during the canal reopening. Meanwhile Chicago suffers a five alarm blaze at City Hall complex injuring two firemen and trapping a cleaner.
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INS
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez
Nasser
Egypt
Nas Tency
Hammarskjold
Canal Company
Divi
Raymond A.dends
Wheeler
USA
Chicago
Rich Canal
J. Daley
Dailey
Robert Quinn
Byrd Proposes 6.5 Billion Dollar Budget Cut Plan
Senator Harry F. Byrd proposes a six and half billion dollar reduction in Eisenhower's peacetime budget. The plan targets two billion in foreign aid and three billion in civilian programs with heavy cuts to federal grants to states and elimination of funds for a federal school building program. Byrd calls the budget dangerous, warning it will fuel inflation and higher living costs.
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Washington
INS
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
Bud
British labor crisis easing as shipyard strike eyed for settlement
Labor Minister Iain MacLeod expressed optimism for a quick settlement of Britain's shipyard strike, involving 200,000 workers demanding a 10 percent wage rise. He met with union leaders and employers while Premier Macmillan met with President Eisenhower in Bermuda. Engineers threaten a sympathy walkout, adding pressure to negotiations.
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London
Iain MacLeod
Britain
MacLeod
Home
R. A. Buller
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Bermuda
Butler
Ghnverd
B47 Crash Kills Four At Pinecastle Air Base
Four airmen died when a B47 Stratojet bomber crashed near Pinecastle Air Force Base Florida during a routine training flight. The $1,900,000 aircraft from the 321st Bombardment Wing burned after impact near the south runway. Officials offered no immediate cause and could not confirm whether the plane was landing or taking off.
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Public Information Office
Strategic Air Command
321St
Smoking link to lung cancer tied to cigarettes study
A group of national health agencies and the American Cancer Society reported a direct link between cigarette smoking and increased lung cancer risk. The study said heavy smokers face higher lung cancer rates, with estimates of significant risk compared with non-smokers, and called for efforts to reduce smoking.
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Atlanta
Atlanta American Cancer Society
Dence
Britain and France Protest Egypt Suez Plan at UN
In New York Britain and France protested Egypt’s new Suez plan and its demand to run the canal tolls. UN officials warned Egypt against declaring belligerency and risking a broader conflict. Dag Hammarskjold and Andrew Cordier stressed the UN’s stance against a new world war scenario.
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France
Egypt
Suez
United Nations
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Marskjold
Nasser
Hammarskjold
Andrew Cordier
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Abdel- Hamid Abdel-Ghani
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Nasserj
Cordier
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Nurse testifies patient said she had promise in death
Crown witness Nurse Caro line Randall testified at the Old Bailey that Dr. John Bodkin Adams promised not to let his patient suffer as she died in 1950. Randall described the syringe given to Mrs Morrell and said Adams urged her to administer it if the patient did not stay quiet.
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London
INS
Caroline Randall
John Bodkin Adams
Adams
Randall
Art
Enis
Finger, 66, Sentenced for Plumbing License Bribes
Cleveland and Ohio court records show Joseph Finger 66 was sentenced by Judge Arthur H. Day to ten years in the Ohio Penitentiary after pleading guilty to four of eight counts of taking bribes in issuing plumbing licenses. Finger, former acting secretary of the city Board of Plumbing Examiners, received 3150 from four men for licenses, originally charged with 6000 from seven men for master and journeyman licenses.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Arthur H. Day
Joseph Finger
Ohio
Finger
City Board of Plumbing Examiners
Three 17 Year Olds Held In Car Firing Incident
Three 17 year olds, Donald Waddle of Kenton Harold Part of Belle Center and William Brown of Kenton, are jailed in Logan County for firing a .22 rifle at a car. Robert Scott, 18, was driving the damaged vehicle and will arraignment in juvenile court.
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INS
Logan County
Donald §. Waddle
Kenton
Harold
Part
Belle Center
William Brown
State Highway Patrol
Robert Scott
Two Olympic Stars To Wed Three Times
U S Olympic star Harold Connolly will marry Czech discus champ Olga Fikotova in three ceremonies in Prague, including Catholic Protestant and civil rites. The Czech gov granted permission for the wedding and for her to travel to the United States.
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London
U.S
Harold Connolly
Prague
United Press
Connolly
Olga Fixotova
Fikotova
Thureday
Miss Fikotova
Melbourne
United State
Nixon Says Nasser Less Influential
Vice President Nixon reports Egyptian leader Nasser waning among Arab rulers after Africa tour. He cites Arab masses still favoring Nasser and urges greater international aid to foster a lasting Middle East peace while planning possible U.S. shakeups. A cancer fundraising plea follows.
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Richard M. Nixon
Africa
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Nixon
Middle East
Eisenhower
Mideast
Russia
Egypt
U. S
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