Wilson Raps Military Budget Cuts
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson condemned the House Appropriations Committee for cutting proposed military spending and urged the Senate panel not to duplicate the reductions. He asked for 1.274 billion of the 2.387 billion House cut and warned of possible supplemental requests if the cut stands, stressing the global stakes of funding a strong defense.
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Eisenhower outlines disarmament push with Soviet talks
President Eisenhower and top aides map a potential arms control path to test Soviet sincerity after Stalin. Harold Stassen to report on London talks as Se curity Council weighs an experimental aerial ground inspection zone in Siberia and North America to gauge broader disarmament prospects.
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Humphrey Aims to Leave Cabinet by July 1
Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey seeks to exit Eisenhower’s cabinet by July 1 to return to private business. He would step down after the peacetime budget passage, with Robert B. Anderson named as his likely successor and trusted by the President for defense and Navy service.
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Weather update for Northeastern Ohio reports showers and thunder storms
Mostly cloudy conditions with little temperature change today through Friday. Highs 72 to 78, lows near night. Precipitation 0.04 inch in 24 hours ending 8 pm Wednesday. Lake Erie small craft warnings active until 6:30 am Thursday with south to southwest winds 15 to 25 mph, gusts 30 to 40 mph in afternoon squalls, turning northerly tonight. Sunrise 6:02 am, sunset 6:46 pm.
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Eisenhower to carry budget fight to people
President Eisenhower plans to defend his budget in every speech until Congress acts. He vowed to push economy measures and will not rest while pursuing what his administration calls necessary for government operation and peace. Senate approved a White House budget and small agencies, with tax-cut hopes for next year.
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Israel Syria Clash Deepens Over Bridge Report
Wilter Logan reports that Syria accuses Israel of moving military equipment via a Bailey bridge near the Suez border. The Security Council discusses the incident amid ongoing East-West tensions as Russia backs Syria and Egypt while Israel defends the demilitarized zone claim.
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Eisenhower defenses praised as telegrams flood White House
Herb Score told reporters that Eisenhower has made two radio television defenses of his record in ten days and may make a third. Hagerty said the response to the foreign aid defense has been overwhelmingly favorable with over 100 telegrams, more than 9 to 1 in support. Score also discussed his own health, expecting May release from Lakeside Hospital and possible mid June return to pitching with the Cleveland Indians.
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Vision Tests Show Score’s Sight Satisfactory
Dr Charles I Thomas announced Score completed the first series of vision tests Wednesday and results were satisfactory. Score expressed improving vision since tests began, noting earlier hazy details but better perception now. Israeli Security Council reaction looms as Egypt and Britain push talks on reparations and Suez assets.
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Beck Oyster Move Continues To Spread
Washington report says Teamster leaders prepared to call an Executive Board meeting that could topple Dave Beck, with a majority said to favor Beck’s ouster. Secretaries and vice presidents planned moves as a grass roots telegram urged Beck’s removal for failing to lead the union.
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Elyria Annexation Study Aims At City Growth
Elyria considers annexation study to map city possibilities and expand to surrounding areas. Housing group plans survey of slum conditions after hearing partial report. Vermilion board approves pay raises for teachers and hikes for other workers. Juvenile officer reports delinquency very low in the current year. Teamsters Local 807, the largest in the New York metro area, calls for Beck’s ouster. AFL-CIO weighs suspending three small international unions over corruption charges.
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Boy Rescued From Sewer In Columbus Rescue Pair Help Save Child
In Columbus a three year old boy trapped in a flooded sewer catch basin was saved by a woman and a businessman. Roy Jackson fell in while playing with a friend. Mrs Hughes could not pull him out due to slippery banks. Frank W Brucks arrived, passed both to safety, and performed artificial respiration until the boy resumed breathing. He was hospitalized briefly and released after exam.
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Tornadoes Hit Five States Across Midlands
Weather fronts spawned a new wave of tornadoes across five states including Missouri Texas Kansas Arkansas and Oklahoma injuring several and damaging homes. A tally showed at least 52 killed since Monday night as storms stretched from eastern Texas to Michigan with warnings of more severe weather.
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Ford Plant Strike Ends Laborers Reach Wage Pact
A Lorain County Laborers Union strike ended on the 22nd day after about a dozen contractors formed a county association and settled wage terms. The pact raises base pay from 7.60 to 9.00 with retroactive two‑tenths for May and a further 20 cent increase next May, affecting roughly 350 of Local 738’s 1,060 members. Work resumes on the Ford plant at Brownhelm and other major projects, though many county jobs were disrupted or halted during the stoppage.
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Group table seating aids swift sea travel bonding
If traveling by steamer, ask for a group table to meet fellow travelers quickly. For car travel, the Chronicle Telegram Classifieds offer late model autos at splendid values with selection better and prices lower. See the Chronicle Telegram columns today.
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