Eisenhower Trade Plan Wins Senate Committee Backing
The Senate Finance Committee approved Eisenhower’s liberalized foreign trade program by 13 to 2 with Kerr and Malone in opposition. The measure extends the reciprocal trade agreements act for three years and gives the president power to curb imports to defend national security, while rejecting most commodity amendments and a strict quota bloc for fuel oils.
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Wilmot Heech
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
House
Sens
Kerr
D-Okla
Malone
R-New
Senate
Committee
Byrd
Cva
Conviction Upheld For Auburn Dealer In Trust Fund Case
The US Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction of Paul Titus an Auburn appliance dealer for siding and abetting in misapplication of funds at Syracuse Trust Co Syracuse The defendant remained free on 15000 bail after a six year sentence imposed by a Federal Court jury in the Northern District of New York Judge Stephen W Brennan presided the trial
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Auburn
Court
New York
Court of Appeals
Paul Titus
Syracuse Trust Co
Syracuse
Titus
Northern District of
Stephen W. Brennan
Pentagon Clears GOP Pamphlet Amid Security Debate
The Pentagon says the pamphlet National Defense Under the Republican Administration Today and Tomorrow contains three minor technical items not previously cleared. It confirms no significant new weapons details and no breach of security, amid Democratic backlash and a letter from Secretary of Defense to the House committee.
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Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Robert T. Ross
Secretary of Defense
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Wilson
Dulles Opens Door to Talks With Red China
The United States signals openness to ceasefire talks with Communist China while excluding Chiang Kai-shek from mandatory participation. Dulles seeks to verify Chou En Lai’s sincerity and may involve Chiang as an equal in any territorial negotiations. The Pakistan intermediary note adds context to possible US-Chinese talks.
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Washington
United States
Red China
Chiang Kai-shek
Dulles
Chou En-lai
Formosa
Pakistan
Miohammed Ali
Ali
Chou
Bandung
China
Herbert Hoover Jr
Eisenhower
Far East
George
Gannett Publisher Frank E. Gannett Still Critical
Rochester AP reports Frank E. Gannett 7 year old publisher still critical after a fall that caused a fractured spinal vertebra. Highland Hospital officials say he is slightly improved since Monday when his condition worsened suddenly.
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Rochester
Frank E. Gannett
Highland Hospital
Hess Tries Suicide in Spandau Prison, Saved by Doctors
Reports say Rudolf Hess attempted suicide in Spandau Prison and was saved by U S Army doctors using stomach pumps. Allied officials deny a death attempt. informants say Hess swallowed poison he had for gardening. The four power accord restricts disclosure of Nazi leaders held there.
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Rudolf Hess
Spandau
Hitler
U. S
Hess
Erich Raeder
Reichsbank
Walther Funk
Jugend
Baldur von Schirach
Albert Speer
Adm
Karl Doenitz
Scotland
Nazi Germany
Harriman Calls U S Reply To Chou Irresponsible
Gov Averell Harriman denounces the State Department response to Red Chinese Premier Chou En-lai's peace talk offer as irresponsible and shooting from the hip He suggests Dulles may be trying to recover from a blunder and questions Chou's real intent amid tensions over Formosa
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New York
Averell Harriman
State Department
Chou En-lai
Formosa
Harriman
New York American Legion
John Foster
Dulles
Chow En-lai
Red China
Chou
Dulles Opposes Bricker Treaty Power Amendment
Secretary of State Dulles repeats his opposition to Senator Bricker's constitutional amendment limiting the President's treaty making power. Bricker insists Congress will pass the measure, while Eisenhower signals no change and caution remains on testifying before a Senate panel.
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Dulles
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Congress
Eisenhower
Teanget A
United States
Scores Roundup from Baseball Standings
In the American League New York defeated Chicago 5 to 0 Detroit beat Baltimore 3 to 2 Cleveland triumphed over Washington 3 to 2 Kansas City edged Boston 8 to 7 In the National League New York won 3 to 2 against Milwaukee Cincinnati played Brooklyn while St Louis faced Philadelphia and Chicago met Pittsburgh all games postponed in the Eastern League due to weather
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Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Penny-Wise Pound-Foolish Trade at Utica Store
Utica AP reports appliance dealer Fred Schwender marked his 36th year in business with a penny trade offer. Customers bringing a 1919 penny earned 36 cents in trade, prompting Arthur Repple to trade 878 pennies for an $8.78 refrigerator. Schwender quipped he was glad he did not offer $36 per penny.
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Utica
Fred Schwender
Arthur Repple
Repple
Schwender
Reds Plan Buffer States
London reports Russia and Communist China plan to create a wall of neutral states across Europe and Asia to separate the Communist and anti Communist camps. Western diplomats prepare for talks with Moscow to ease cold war tensions and set broad terms for future negotiations.
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Arthur Gavshon
London
Russia
China
Europe
Asia
U. S
Red
Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Paris
Austria
West
Big Atomic Blast Set For Today
Atomic chiefs tentatively planned to fire a 40 kiloton bomb over Survival City Nevada today despite a stormy weather outlook. Officials and 5 000 observers endured a 24 hour postponement as winds rose to hurricane velocity and tents at Camp Desert Rock were blown over in the desert. Military troops atomic workers and civil defense teams waited through the gale for a possible dawn detonation.
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Survival City
Nev
Atomic Chiefs
Alvin C. Graves
Atomic Weaponeers
Camp Desert Rock
Million Children To Get Shots Next May
New York State sets May 28 as the start date for mass polio vaccination of about one million school children. Health Commissioner Herman Hilleboe says vaccine shipments are delayed but may arrive by May 15 for two dose inoculations, with emergency funds and a 13 member advisory group to coordinate distribution.
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Albany
Health Department
New York
Herman E. Hilleboe
National Polie Foundation
Hilleboe
Harriman
New York State
Plan New Bill On Postal Pay
Washington AP United States House agreed to a Senate House conference to settle a postal pay plan for about half a million workers. Senate favors a flat 10 percent raise while House backed 8.2 percent on average plus a job classification program opposed by the postal union. President Eisenhower’s stance remains unclear as he hinted support for a raise above 7.44 percent.
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House
Senate House
Senate
House-Senate
Eisenhower
Aote
House Post Office Committee
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