Congress Spotlight Two Dramatic Aid To Aged Bills
Congress considers two major aid to the aged proposals as President Eisenhower urges end to election-year politicking. Welfare Secretary Flemming outlines a health insurance plan costing about 1.199 billion dollars annually with federal and state subsidies. The plan would cover all over 65 on food rolls and low income individuals with gradual cost sharing. Democrats anticipate self financing via higher Social Security taxes.
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Reds Rocket Boast Seen As Lag Pickup
Washington reports from the Pentagon say Soviet claim of downing an American U 2 was a possible sign Moscow is updating its anti aircraft capabilities. U.S. intelligence notes Russia lags in guided anti air missiles but may close the gap with ground launched rockets similar to Nike Ajax.
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Nuxite Khrushchev
Turkey
Ohio Officials Clash Over Federal Low-Income Aid Bill
Ohio Industrial and Economic Department director calls a federal bill to aid economically distressed areas dangerous. The measure targets Steubenville Wierton Ohio and Chillicothe Portsmouth, would grant aid to regions with 6 percent unemployment. Governor DiSalle supports outside help while Collison criticizes the redistribution plan. Senators Young and Lausche split on the bill as it passed the Senate 4 to 2.
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Explosive Blast Injures 241 Near Yokosuka Japan
An explosion at an explosives dump near Yokosuka injured 241 people including two U.S. sailors. The blast at 2:35 am damaged eight houses and 74 windows with many injuries from flying glass. A watchman Yasaburo Yamamoto is missing and feared dead. Gunners Mate 2nd Class L A Green of Rising Sun Indiana sustained a minor leg injury aboard the destroyer Chevalier.
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Democrats Campagin Under Fire In Civil Rights Debate
In Atlanta UPD Republican leader Morton charged Democrats with evil political trickery to fearmonger over defense. He warned the US would ruin any attacking foe. DNC Chair Butler blamed Eisenhower for not endorsing the 1954 Supreme Court school desegregation decision and urged pressuring the White House for leadership.
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Supreme Court
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Little Rock
White House
State Plans Gifted Child Experiment in Rural Ohio
Portage County students will join a state led pilot to develop gifted children under Kent State University educators. The project, part of the Program for Gifted Children, asks what can be done for rural gifted youths and involves Ravenna area schools and the Ohio Department of Education.
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Ohio State University
Division of Special Education
West Berlin Faces Red Threat and Cold War Tensions
West Berliners cope with looming Soviet plans to turn the city into a free demilitarized enclave and possible Communist interference in traffic. As leaders Eisenhower Khrushchev de Gaulle and Macmillan meet in Paris on May 16, residents weigh fear against a modern economy and urban life in the shadow of conflict.
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Mornard Faces Possible Threat After Mexico Release
Jacques Mornard, the man who killed Trotsky with an Alpenstock in 1940, was released from a Mexican prison after serving nearly all of his term and deported to Cuba. Mexican officials say he may go to Czechoslovakia. he is in hiding in Havana as fears for his safety rise due to his reported knowledge of the Trotsky plot.
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Stalin
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Ian Alpenstock
Lfe
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Statesville Giveaway Stolen Funds Probe
A man broke into a Statesville supermarket Friday and stole a jug containing about 50 dollars intended to advertise a giveaway contest. Police received no injuries and are reviewing security footage to identify the suspect.
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Twister Skirts Edge Of Mobile
A tornado skimmed the southwestern edge of Mobile Alabama causing destruction to at least six buildings and uprooting trees. No injuries reported. It hit St Elmo and crossed near the Dog River Bridge on Dauphin Island Highway damaging a church, two service stations, a grocery, two skating rinks and a Masonic lodge.
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Ashes found in trash tied to Denver woman case
Authorities traced cremated remains identified as Beatrice Berliner born 1902 died 1951 Denver. A note cited her as spouse of George Berliner linked to a Lawrence Air Force Base unit, but officials found no such base. Coroner Evans said no foul play appears involved.
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Johnson Rips Ike's Foreign Trade Policy in Ohio
Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson condemned Eisenhower era foreign trade policy at a Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner in East Liverpool. He urged a new reciprocal trade program, defended a Democratic administration’s use of top minds, and criticized Republican policy as inaction while warning against excessive domestic waste.
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Elyria Newspaper Rates and Publication Details
The Chronicle Telegram lists circulation notes for Elyria Ohio with price tiers for in county, train and surrounding areas, and outside Ohio. Published daily except Sundays and legal holidays by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co at 225 East Avenue Elyria.
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Elyria
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World News Highlights From the Week End Conference
Nehru to fly to Paris for private talks with Charles de Gaulle after meeting in London during the Commonwealth prime ministers conference. Polio cases drop to eight in eight states for the week ending April 30, down from 29 a year ago. House appropriations panel approves 950000 for soil and water research including 350000 for a northeast national research center. Public Utilities Commission sets hearings on railroad station closures in Ohio and Kentucky. Ohio attorney general orders Defiance to stop sewers fee collections. East Harbor camping area closed due to unfinished construction. Six Ashtabula Court districts considered for merger into two. State finance director notes real estate levy to fund wartime costs. NAACP organizes placard march over budget issues. LOBACH CO submits low bid for piping rehab at Central State College near Kenia.
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Stark County
Mark McElroy
Defiance
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Mirthful Musings From a Patchwork of News
Earth is described as the Moon’s closest neighbor with a stated orbital speed and distance. The Boston Globe plans a price rise from seven to eight cents Monday due to higher production costs. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York credits consumer purchases with lifting the economy from doldrums, though the outlook remains cloudy. Interior Secretary Seaton in Ely hints at possible vice presidency consideration with a humorously blunt quote. Ike tours AFL exhibit and quips about his barbering needs, noting he rarely uses barbers now.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Inaugural Ball for Washington and Births As 1789 1812 1833 1840 events
The week includes 1789 inaugural ball to honor George Washington, 1812 Robert Browning born, 1833 Johannes Brahms born, 1840 Tchaikovsky born. 1955 Lusitania torpedoing near Ireland with about 1200 aboard. 1945 Eisenhower proclaims Mother’s Day and urges patriotic acts.
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Robert Browning
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Germany
The Little Light That Wasn't There
In Knoxville David Fairchild faced a drunken driving charge. He claimed the light was still yellow as he passed the intersection where the arresting officer said there was no traffic light. The judge fined him 150 dollars.
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David Fairchild
Manufacturer Dies
Louiz Goldskinner 7, longtime executive director of the American Cloak and Suit Manufacturers Assn., died Thursday after retiring in January following 11 years in the post.
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UPI
Louiz Goldskinner
American Cloak and Suit Manufacturers Assn
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