Cannon Defends Spy Planes as Military Necessity in House
Rep. Clarence Cannon argues in a Tuesday speech that U S spy planes over Russia were authorized by budget appropriations and approved by leaders, stressing espionage is essential to detect any future attack. He notes bipartisan support and cites past approvals and strategic goals.
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Congress probes contact between FPC and lawyer
Investigators question FPC Chairman Jerome Kuykendall about an alleged improper phone contact last October with Thomas Corcoran a $60 000 a year lawyer for a pipeline firm in a gas rate case Kuykendall and two FPC members said their discussions with Corcoran did not influence the case and a Thursday hearing was anticipated Also Consumers Union urged new drug quality laws and quicker government inspection of plants noting rising medicine costs and poor quality concerns
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Senate Drug Industry Investgation
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Senate House Atomic Exergy
Nobel Peace Laureates Kick Off World Tensions Conference
Seven of the world’s top peace seekers gather in Chicago for a three day conference on East West tensions. Nobel prize winners from peace and physics join Lawrence Kimpton and Paul Hofman at the opening session to discuss breaking barriers in economics law and communication.
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University of Chicago
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United Na
Belgium
Ralph G. Bunche
United Nations
Envoys expect Khrushchev to push for summit on firm terms
Soviet diplomats in London say Khrushchev will negotiate on businesslike terms at the Paris summit despite the plane incident. He stands firm on Berlin and rejects phased arms controls, while favoring substantial but not piecemeal armament cuts and seeks a total disarmament plan only if a broad deal emerges. The outcome hinges on Eisenhower’s approach.
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East Germany
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Bloody Daisy Mountain Feud Reignites Amid Gunfire
Reports say gunfire echoes on Daisy Mountain near Chattanooga as the Harris and Parker clans face renewed violence. Ainge Harden and his wife were injured when a vehicle was sprayed with bullets, with historical killings linked to a feud that again raises fears of a long history of retribution and silent justice.
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Levering Pushes Plymouth Locomotive Bid Over Japanese Firm
Representative Robert W. Levering urges Congress to award a 38 locomotive contract to Plymouth Locomotive Works over a Japanese bidder. He cites Buy American and Small Business Act differentials, unemployment relief, and national security tied to Plymouth's wartime component supply for Panama Canal towing locomotives.
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Governor’s inspection bill signed after slipup
In Jackson Mississippi officials held ceremonies for the annual motor vehicle inspection bill. A clerk later found the governor failed to sign the measure, delaying formal enactment until signed.
Soviet Part Time Policemen and Comradely Courts Revealed
Radio Free Europe reports that about one Soviet citizen in a hundred serves as a part time policeman totaling around two and a half million in the USSR. Comradely Courts and widespread discipline efforts target immorality, absenteeism, and overtiming, with incidents from Czechoslovakia to Kazakhstan illustrating harsh enforcement and poor worker conduct.
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Gambler Aiello Acquitted in $18,000 Warren Holdup
Joseph Aiello known as Fats was acquitted by a Trumbull County Common Pleas jury of participating in the Griswold Department Store holdup four years ago. Aiello testified he was not in Warren that night and had not been in the store until the trial. Former Warren policeman Richard Stanley, in prison for another robbery, testified that Aiello and three others staged the hold up.
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Fats) Aiello
Trumbull County
Will Be Rootin For Supermac At Summit
British voters and allies rally to Prime Minister Harold Macmillan nicknamed Supermac as he steers Britain through post Suez recovery. The article traces his rise from caretaker leader to victorious premier and notes his extensive travel and wartime courage.
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Lawrence Meredith
United Press International
Devonshire
Harold Macmilan
Labor Party
Anthony Eden
Macmillan
World in a Spin and Global Notes From The Era
Walter Schultz, former Bavarian health director, sentenced in Munich to four years for aiding the Nazi program promoting eugenics and execution of crippled children and mental patients. U.S. Air Force secretary Busley C. Sharp arrives in Okinawa for talks as legislators denounce missile bases. London milk board chair’s wife suggests beauty milk baths for surplus. Un-American Activities Committee cites Czech diplomats in espionage. Various U.S. political and economic notes including census figures, a draft call, and policy debates.
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Okinawa
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Wright Patterson Lab Merger Rejected by Defense
The Defense Department ruled Wright Patterson Air Force Base Aerospace Medical Laboratory will remain a separate unit and not merge with other medical programs. Col Jack Carmichael testified before a House Appropriations subcommittee that the study found the Ohio lab and Brooks Texas School of Aviation Medicine perform different functions and both are necessary. The session covered a $4.35 million request for Wright Patterson, including $2.315 million for the medical laboratory.
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