House Approves $3.8 Billion Foreign Aid Bill
The House passed a $3.8 billion foreign aid bill, slashed by more than $1 billion from Eisenhower's request. Final vote 273-122. The measure emphasizes non European aid, loans over gifts, and presidential flexibility, with lingering Senate opposition and possible further cuts. The Times notes a rising skeptical force in Congress toward expanding foreign aid in an election year.
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House
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Europe
New York Times
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Times
the Times
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Woman Dies At CMH In Route 123 Crash
Mrs Gladys Mabry 47 of Franklin dies at Clinton Memorial Hospital ER at 12 20 am from injuries after an auto crash on Route 123 two miles south of Roachester. Her sons Gale 10 and Danny 6 remain treated and released for injuries. State Patrol says Mabry lost control driving north and overturned several times. eighth Warren county traffic fatality this year.
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Gladys Mabry
Franklin
Winfield Mabry
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Roachester
Gale
Danny
State Highway Patrol
Mabry
Warren County
Unseasonably Warm Weather Covers Much of Nation
Unseasonably warm conditions spread across the country with highs in the 70s at many stations and overnight lows reaching 80 to 90 degrees in scattered areas. Pierre South Dakota recorded 101 degrees yesterday.
Newsmen See Ike Likely To Seek Second Term
An informal White House press poll found 10 reporters expect Eisenhower to run again and 4 doubt it. The same group, polled during his Key West convalescence after a 1955 heart attack, viewed him as unlikely to run again by 11 to 3.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Key West
Fla
James C. Hagerty
United States
Hagerty
James Murry to Wed Jeweldine Fin chum near London
The article notes James Murry of South Solon will marry Jeweldine Fin chum of near London on June 16. A pre wedding shower was held June 2 at Nathan Cooper’s home near Wilmington with Jack Stacey winning a contest and presenting a prize to the groom to be.
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J. ©. Clinton
James Murry
South Solon
Jeweldine Finchum
London
Murry
Nathan Cooper
Wilmington
Jack Stacey
Morrow
Howard Murry
Lon Finchum
Frank
Vernon
William
Eugene
Nick
Nicky
Nathan
David
Ira
Richard Vanderwort
Frank Cox
William Hale
Paul Cooper
Oscar Deck
Donald Murry
Dayton
Stacey
Harold Spencer
Milford
Raymond Thomas
Sabina
Roscoe Windross
Cuba
Early Wilson
Marshall
Bessie Surface
Leota Pendry
Methodists Change Three Pastors in Clinton County
At the Ohio Conference in Lakeside, three Clinton county Methodist churches announced ministerial changes. Rev. Stanley W. Wiant at Blanchester will be replaced by Rev. Max Sellers of Zanesville. Wiant and Mrs. Wiant move to Urbana. Rev. Frank Shuler Jr. from Port William goes to New Albany. Rev. Frank Brown of Newark will succeed him at Port William. Rev. Cecil Daniel Smith leaves Sabina for Dayton Trinity. Rev. Charles Kirsch of Hyde Park moves to Sabina. Rev. Thomas Adshead, formerly Wilmington and Westerville, transfers to Morgan Memorial Church in Columbus.
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Clinton County
Ohio
Lakeside
Edwin H. Dickey
Wilmington
Stanley W. Wiant
Blanchester Methodist Church
Max Sellers
Zanesville Church
Wiant
Urbana
Frank Shuler Jr
Port William Church
New Albany
Columbus
Frank Brown
Neal Avenue Methodist Church
Newark
Charles Kirsch
Hyde Park
Sabina Methodist Church
Cecil Daniel Smith
Dayton Trinity Methodist Church
Thomas Adshead
Wilmington Church
Westerville
Morgan Memorial Church
4000 Mansfield Rides End Strike
About 4 000 Westinghouse workers in Mansfield Ohio are to return to their jobs after Local 711 IUE voted to end the walkout begun last Thursday A worker was fired for a fist fight Russell Yarman local 711 president said the grievance would go to arbitration in Pittsburgh within 10 days.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Westinghouse
Local 711
International Union of Electrical Workers
Russell Yarman
Pittsburgh
French Say 250 Algerians Killed in Weekend Ops
Algiers reports 250 Nationalist rebels killed as French troops push across Algeria from Constanine to Tlemcen. No French casualties disclosed. Rebels strike at scattered points. Oran’s Orille City Hall burned and Muslims aligned with the French killed in six towns.
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Algiers
Algeria
Constantine
Tlemcen
Orf Ille
Watchman Escapes From West Virginia Penitentiary Mine
Melvin L. Shrewsbury, 40, a convicted night watchman at the State Penitentiary coal mine in Moundsville West Virginia, escaped between 5 p m Friday and 6 a m Saturday while guards escorted prisoners to work. He was sentenced last November to 1 to 10 years for grand larceny.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Melvin L. Shrewsbury
State Penitentiary
Shrewsbury
Tito Reamps Through Stalingrad in Soviet Visit
President Tito of Yugoslavia toured Soviet cities with Khrushchev and Mikoyan drawing crowds of about 200000 in Stalingrad. An American reporter, Betty Mase of Bronxville New York, was swept into Mikoyan's car. The party visited Marmaev Hill and the mass grave monument where Khrushchev admonished the crowd.
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Stalingrad
Tito
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
A. I. Mikoyan
Betty Mase
Bronxville
N. Y
Mikoyan
Moscow
Leningrad
Marmaev Hill
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Ohio Hog Prices Showing Decline
The Ohio Department of Agriculture reports live hog prices slipped slightly last week with an average of 17.65 dollars per hundredweight, down from 17.81. Prices traded from an 18.00 to 18.25 high midweek to 17.00 to 17.25 at Friday’s close, marking the lowest June level and the weakest since May 18.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Greek artist and bride begin 5000 mile honeymoon voyage
NYACK New York Greek artist Savas Georgia age 37 and his bride Mary Susan Perry 22 from Youngstown set sail in a 28 foot boat yesterday on a 5000 mile honeymoon voyage to Athens Greece. They expect about 50 days at sea and are described as experienced sailors.
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N. Y
Athens
Greece
Savas Georgia
Mary Susan Perry
Youngstown
Quemoy Shelled By Chinese Reds In Formosa Outpost
The Defense Ministry reported 35 shells fired today at Quemoy, the Nationalist-held island off Formosa. It did not state if Nationalists returned fire.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Safe Flying Award Fails To Arrive At Clinton Base Ceremony
Base ceremony Sunday afternoon proceeded with a parade and speakers but the U S Air Force Flight Safety Award plaque did not arrive. Maj Gen Roger J Browne was unable to attend due to a family emergency and his aircraft carrying the award encountered engine trouble after departure from Mitchel Field. Two awards were presented instead to the 357th Squadron for efficiency in a local contest.
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Air Force
Donald J. Campbell
302Nd
W. Hunter
CCAFB
Ralph Locher
Cleveland
Roger J. Browne
2252Nd Air Reserve Flying Center
U. S. Air Force Flight Safety
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Sentation
Gen. Browne
Mitchel Field
Long Island
N. Y
357Th Squadron
U. S. Air Force
Frank Celeste
Lakewood
Chester J. Koch
Two Men Held In Slaying Of Stool Pigeon
Boston police booked Thomas J. Ballou and Thomas A. Callahan on suspicion of murder in the slaying of ex convict William J. Cameron whose body lay in his car near a Navy barracks on the waterfront. Ballou faces prior indictment as a Brink’s robbery courier. Callahan allegedly beat Cameron after accusations of being a stool pigeon.
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Boston
FBI
William J. Cameron
Dorchester District
Navy Barracks
Thomas J. Ballou
Quincy
Thomas A. Callahan
Callahan
Cameron
Ballou
Thomas F. Richardson
James I. Faherty
Roxbury
Richardson
Faherty
Six Percent Ohio Rail Rate Hike Approved
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio authorized about a six percent freight rate increase for Ohio railroads. A spokesman said the raise preserves earnings levels prior to wage boosts, noting a 1955 return on net investment of 4.38 percent dropping to 2.81 percent since October 1, 1955.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio
New Bank Opens but Vault Won’t Open in Decatur
Officials of the new Soy Capital Bank faced embarrassment after a grand opening ceremony when the vault lock jammed. They had to borrow cash from other Decatur banks to complete the day’s business.
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Decatur, Ii.p
Soy Capital Bank
Decatur
Home Economics Professor Chooses Dining Out in Retirement
Sara E. Coyne, associate professor of home economics at the University of Rhode Island for 31 years, announces her retirement and says she prefers eating in restaurants to cooking at home, finding it not practical to cook and deal with the dishes.
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Kingston, R. I
Sara E. Coyne
University of Rhode Island
Speculation on Eisenhower's possible second term continues
Rumors of a renewed bid for a second term swirl as doctors say recovery from his illness should proceed normally. officials and rivals weigh the impact on the 1952 campaign with Hagerty emphasizing the president's health as the sole current focus.
Weekend Mishaps Kill 26 In Ohio
Ohio weekend heat spurred water sports with at least eight drownings while traffic crashes caused seventeen deaths, total fatalities reaching twenty six across the state. The Associated Press survey counted incidents from Friday 6 p m to midnight.
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Ohio
Columbus
Eisenhower resumes duties after surgery walks at hospital
President Eisenhower, days after emergency surgery, takes a voluntary 15 minute walk in his hospital suite and returns to bed with minimal assistance. Aides report his condition remains excellent and he plans to attend upcoming NSC and German visit events, while antibiotics continue and Ward 8 hosts a temporary White House staff setup.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Sherman Adams
Nixom
National Security Council
Adenauer
U.S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Soviet Union
Russia
Moscow
Nathan Twining
Air Force
Twining
Adams
James Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Andrew J. Goodpaster
Ann Whitman
Ward 8
Leonard D. Heaton
Heaton
Walter Reed
Prince Plans Visit AIRO and Moscow for Aid
Crown prince Seif ul Islam Badr, premier of Yemen, left AIRO today to seek economic aid in Moscow. The slim young leader travels amid Yemen's guarded isolation and regional strain.
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Egypt
Seif Ul Islam Badr
Slim
Yemen
Moscow
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