Rare GOP Unity Over Foreign Aid Bill Clears Senate
President Eisenhower's foreign aid bill of 3.637 billion moved to the House after a 57 to 25 Senate approval. Democratic opposition failed to trim totals or duration as leaders Johnson and Knowland kept moderates in line, with a near party-wide backing amid charges of waste.
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O'Mahoney
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Jenner
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Wye
Bricker
Ohio
Curtis
Neb
Dworshak
Idaho
Malone
Nev
Williams
Del
Young
Deveopment
Tornadoes Kill Two In Illinois
A pair of violent tornadoes hit central Illinois causing two deaths and over 50 injuries. Springfield suffered severe damage with hundreds of homes affected and thousands of telephones out of service. Authorities and emergency crews coordinated response.
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Illinois
Springfield
Ill
Paul Farley
Anna Belle Larson
Governor
Abraham Lincoln
Mllinois
St. Louis
Western inspectors hailed as disarmament advance
Western observers greeted the Soviet offer to admit inspectors and a possible two to three year moratorium on nuclear tests as a major step in disarmament talks. Zorin proposed UN enforced limits with inspectors, while Western critics warned details must be clarified and that production of fissionable material must also be covered.
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Soviet Union
U.N. Disarmament Subcommittee
Valerian Zorin
United Nations
Zorin
Britain
Russia
United States
Jules Moch
U.S
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The
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Atlanta garage operator Horace Ingram jailed 10 to 26 years
Horace Ingram, 38, of Atlanta, was convicted on three counts of bribery and one count of attempted bribery for paying police to protect a lottery operation. He received a total consecutive sentence of 10 to 26 years. A new trial motion was filed as a judge set September 20 for a hearing.
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Horace Ingram
Fulton Superior Court
Ingram
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Luther Alverson
Paul F. Bennett
C. E. Carter
G. H. Wade
R M. Clark
R. T. Appling
State of State Excellent as Griffin Addresses Press
Georgia Gov. Marvin Griffin told the Georgia Press Assn that the state is carrying forward key programs with a surplus in the treasury. He touted expanded education access, highway plans, welfare gains, and industrial growth including 337 new manufacturers in 1966 and over 600 new industries since 1958.
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Georgia Press Assn
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Georgia State College of Business Administration
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New Echota
Lady Writer Denied Nautilus Cruise Headlines
Bremerton writer Adele Ferguson is barred from a Nautilus cruise as Navy officials say no women are allowed aboard. She cites attempts to join, while Sen. Margaret Chase Smith suggests she would have supported a female passenger if asked.
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Bremerton Sun
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U.S
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Draft calls may be cut if manpower trimmed
Selective Service director Lewis B. Hershey said monthly draft calls could drop by about 50 percent if Pentagon economy yields a large manpower reduction. He cited a potential fall to 6,000 to 17,000 inductions a month from the current 13,000, contingent on a plan to reduce forces by roughly 200,000 over two to three years.
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Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
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Hershey
Washington Evening Star
New Jersey Veteran Links Sterility to WWII Light Ray Tech
A 33 year old Army veteran from New Jersey claims wartime use of top secret light ray equipment may have caused his sterility. Sisto Caliciotti, a bartender and former tank crewman, says he married in 1949 and adopted a son five years later after doctors said he was sterile. He cites reports that high powered turret lights could induce sterility. Caliciotti seeks clearance for another adoption while noting a Connecticut veteran seeking compensation for service induced sterility.
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N.J.P
Connecticut
Sisto P. Caliciotti
Caliciotti
Joseph Vanacore
Hamden
Conn
Eisenhower Grants Draft Deferments for Ready Reserve
President Eisenhower liberalized Selective Service rules granting deferment to youths in ready reserve who render satisfactory service. The order classifies such reservists as not available for induction regardless of entry age, with exceptions for hardship cases and specific aliens. Deputy Director Hershey advised the scale will be relatively small.
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Eisenhower
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Reserve
James
Hagerty
Jury Trial Guarantee Beate Down in Houg
A civil rights bill battle in Congress saw the Southern backed jury trial amendment defeated 199 to 167 in the House. White House pressure appears to have swayed several members, signaling the bill may pass the House in a form acceptable to President Eisenhower. The Senate fate remains uncertain with moves to bypass the Judiciary Committee.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
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Willis
D-La
Burne Tn
Asco
Tellura
Dulles Ends 50 Years In Diplomatic Service
Washington observes the 60th anniversary of his foreign affairs career as Secretary of State Dulles, 69, plans a San Francisco speech June 28 and a committee hearing next week. He began his work June 15, 1907 at the Hague peace conference with the Chinese delegation linked to his grandfather John W. Foster. He later aided Panama defense efforts in 1917 and helped Wilson at Versailles before continuing a varied diplomatic career under several presidents.
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Dulles
Alpromaty
San Francisco
Congressional Committee
Hague
John W. Foster
China
Wilson
Panama
Weather report fragment with uncertain data
Fragmented weather note cites near normal daily conditions with daytime and nighttime temperatures around 71 degrees and rainfall above average. Details are unclear and partially garbled with references to totals since the month start and sunset.
Delay Granted in Hoffa Conspiracy Bribery Trial
Federal Judge Burns today granted a brief delay in the conspiracy bribery trial of James R. Hoffa, Teamsters Union vice president, moving Monday proceeding to Wednesday. The judge also allowed Hoffa and Hyman J. Fishbach of Miami to inspect FBI records tied to information provided by New York lawyer John Dye Cheasty.
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R.hoffa
Teamsters Union
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Matthews
Hoffa
Hyman J. Fishbach
Miami
FBI
John Dye Cheasty
New York
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