Reuther Attacks Goldwater as Kohler Rackets Hearing Opens
Union leader Walter Reuther labels Senator Goldwater a political hypocrite and moral coward amid the Kohler strike hearings. Graskamp testifies the plant used guns and tear gas, while both sides blame each other for violence, as McClellan eases the 4 4 party deadlock and Goldwater questions union actions.
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Washington
Walter Reuther
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Reuther
Goldwater
Senate
McClellan
D-Ark
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Kohler Co
Kohler
Wis
Sheboygan
Allan Graskamp
Mystery Moves At Seaford House Baffles Psychs
In Seaford New York a 12 year old boy named Jimmy is linked to objects moving without touch since Feb 3. Doctors from Duke University and technicians from RCA visit the Hermann home to test parapsychology theories and possible radio or electromagnetic influences.
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Seaford
N. Y
Duke University
James Hermann
New York City
Jimmy
J. Gaither Pratt
Duke
Parapsychology Laboratory
Durham
N. C
Hermann House
RCA Communications, Inc
Eisenhower Says Nixon Ready If President Disabled
President Eisenhower disclosed a clear understanding with his cabinet and Vice President Nixon on actions if the president becomes disabled. He indicated Nixon knows exactly what to do and suggested Congress should act, possibly via a constitutional amendment. The president did not say whether this will or should be written.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Congress
McElroy Seeks Overhaul of Military Spending Plan
Defense Secretary McElroy told a Senate subcommittee that the administration will request more than 1.3 billion dollars for a new phase of military spending this year. He suggested the figure could reach 1.7 billion, not ruling out higher totals, during a progress report hearing led by Senator Lyndon B. Johnson. Democratic members pressed for clearer accounting of progress.
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Washington
McElroy
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
McEvoy
Aid Rally Sparks Debates Over Foreign Aid Scale
Senate leaders mock Eisenhowers high pressure rally as political theater while calling nearly 4 billion dollars in economic and military aid excessive. Mansfield urges cuts of at least 25 percent amid concerns about domestic economy and tariff policies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
United States
Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Greece
Stevenson
Russia
Dulles
Eisenhower backs Benson amid GOP calls for ouster
President Eisenhower defended Secretary of Agriculture Benson as a man of courage and honesty at a news conference. He said midwest Republicans urging Benson's firing are mistaken and that he will ignore resignation demands despite GOP pressure. The briefing touched on recession, tax cuts, reclamation projects, CAB issues, and foreign aid.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Benson
Congress
Mack
Federal Communications
Richard A. Mack
White House
Rebels raid National Bank in Havana and burn checks
Cuban rebels stormed Havana's National Bank tying up workers and setting fire to delivered checks while avoiding cash. Police and fire crews battled the blaze with no reported cash loss. The action comes amid wider guerrilla violence in Oriente Province linked to Fidel Castro's campaign against Batista.
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Havana
Cuba
National Bank of Cuba
Oriente
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Guantanamo
Guantanamo Sugar Co
New York
March Weather Sketch Sparks Brief Forecase
The report notes no significant rainfall expected with windy conditions and partly cloudy skies. It records cooler tonight with a low near 40 and a high around 65 tomorrow, while yesterday’s high was 71 and low 48.
FCC Prober Urges Mack Resignation Over Miami Channel Fight
A House committee pressuring FCC Commissioner Richard A. Mack to resign cites his unfitness and possible impeachment. The probe focuses on Mack’s Miami ties including a proffered part in a Miami insurance agency and his vote for National Airlines Channel 10 licensing amid a dispute with WKAT.
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Washington
House
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Richard A. Mack
Rep
Bennett
Rmich
Mack
Congress
Eisenhower
House Investigating Committee
House Committee
Thurman A. Whiteside
Miami
Whiteside
National Airlines
WKAT
A. Frank Katzentine
Kallentine
Stanford Sophomore’s Urge Kills Girl Across Street
A 19 year old Stanford sophomore Thomas Cordry III confessed to shooting Deena Benn 17 with a .22 rifle after claiming he had an urge to do it. He was charged with suspicion of murder after driving to the Palo Alto police and reporting the killing. Benn died from a temple wound in Cordry’s 1957 convertible near Stanford.
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Thomas Wallace Cordry III
Front
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford
San Francisco
Deena Benn
Cubberly High School
Cordry
Deena
William Salt
Santa Clara County
Salt
ROTC
Miss Benn
Stanford Foothills
Inside the Citizen G A R Civil War veterans cemetery plot refurbished
The report notes a cemetery plot at the G A R veterans site has been refurbished, reflecting ongoing maintenance and reverence for Civil War memory. It highlights who arranged the work and any ceremonies associated with the refurbishment.
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G.A.R
General Electric
United States
Jo-Jo White
Cleveland
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