Rep Taber urges larger foreign aid funding in House debate
Rep Taber reverses his stance and urges a 550 million dollar increase in foreign aid in the House. Leaders signal possible strategy shifts as the 3.6 billion bill remains below Eisenhower's requested level, with discussions of restoring military aid and potential amendments. Secretary Dulles warns against deep cuts harming Western alliances.
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House
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Martin
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Senate
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Dulles
House Democratic
McCormack
Congress
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GOP
Gettysburg
FBI Forces Tackle Kidnaping Case In Long Island
In Westbury New York the FBI pursues the Peter Weinberger kidnapping. A ransom note and a rising demand mark the case as agents weigh cross state implications. Police report no trace of kidnapper or child amid hoax tips and hopeful family efforts.
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Westbury
N. Y
FBI
Peter Weinberger
Morris Weinberger
Weinberger
Long Island
Toll climbs to 406 in Virginia traffic deaths this year
Virginia's highway death toll rose to 406 with a Washington D C woman dying in Warrenton Hospital and a boy killed in Alexandria. Reginald Thomas 10 died when his bicycle hit a moving dump truck on an Alexandria street. The driver was not charged. Dorothy Elliott 28 died after a crash on U S 15 29 near Remington.
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Virginia
Washington, D. C
Warrenton
Alexandria
Reginald Thomas
John W. Shelton
John B. Sisson
Dorothy Elliott
U. S. 15
Remington
Physicians’ Hospital
Bride's Hug Saves Husband From Gasoline Fire
In Grand Prairie Texas a 17 year old bride of four weeks saved her husband 19 year old Ernest Leroys Strawn by wrapping him in a hug to smother flames after gasoline fumes ignited from a water heater. Strawn remained in very serious condition as hospital staff treated burns and the couple’s two room home was destroyed.
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Tex
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Mrs. Strawn
Strawn
Freighter Sinks After Collision in Thick Fog East of Boston
A Panamanian freighter named Estoril sank after a collision with the Italian cargo ship De Mazzella 450 miles east of Boston in dense fog. All crewmen from the Estoril were saved, taking to lifeboats and being picked up by the De Mazzella. The Estoril was carrying iron ore from Halifax to Philadelphia. damage to the De Mazzella was not yet determined.
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Boston
Estoril
Halifax
N. S
Philadelphia
Dulles Urges Soviets to Prove Decentralization Policy
Secretary of State Dulles urged the Soviet Union to restore full independence to its satellite nations to prove the reality of its decentralization policy. He said only vigorous democratic institutions can prevent despotism and that the world will watch the outcome. He outlined views on neutrality, liberalizing forces within Russia, U. S. foreign policy, and Soviet economic aid versus national risk.
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Dulles
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Dullés
Soviet Union
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United States
Nixon
Asia
1st Marine Air Wing Departs Korea After Farewell
The 1st Marine Air Wing bid farewell at Pohang Air Base as it prepares to move to Iwakuni Japan. President Rhee and officials attended the ceremony while Koreans prepare to use the base as an amphibious training center. Rhee praised the unit for flying 18000 missions during the Korean War and pledged lasting friendship.
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Korea
1St Marine Air Wing
Iwakuni
Japan
Syngman Rhee
Pohang Air Base
Here
Rhee
Wintry Weather Grips Australia
Winter storms lash New South Wales and Victoria with icy winds and heavy rain. Sydney experiences storms while the Blue Mountains report their heaviest snowfall in a decade.
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Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
Blue Mountain
Boy Has Second Attack of Polio in El Monte
Robert Shipman Jr., 14, was admitted to Sister Kenny Memorial Hospital for a second polio attack. Since the hospital opened in 1950 three patients have required a second attack. Robert first contracted polio in 1943.
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EL Monte
Calif
Robert Shipman, Jr
Kenny Memorial Hospital
Robert
Poussin Nativity Scene Sells at London Auction
A Nicolas Poussin nativity scene was sold at auction today for 81200 dollars. A London dealer purchased the work. Poussin was born in Normandy in 1594 and died in Rome in 1665.
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London
Nicolas Poussin
Poussin
Normandy
Rome
Milady's Shoppe Dress Clearance Sale Ad
Clear out sale at Milady's Shoppe 105 N Loudoun St features dresses priced at 2.00 3.00 5.00 and 8.00 plus a group valued to 14.95 cotton dresses at 5.99 and children’s dresses at reduced prices. Other special values and a hat and dress shop name Margaret L Hodgon appears in the notice.
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Milady’s
Loudoun St
Margaret L. Hodgson Hat & Dress Shop
Eisenhower Turns Focus to White House Issues
President Eisenhower planned a White House meeting with Budget Director Percival Brundage and Defense Mobilization Director Arthur Flemming as he affirmed plans to seek a second term despite surgery. Hagerty said there was no reconsideration and Nixon would likely remain his running mate. Eisenhower also golfed and watched the All Star game, rooting for the Nationals.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
International Soundphoto
White House
Percival F. Brundage
Arthur S. Flemming
Senate
Knowland
California
Hagerty
Nixon
U S Reported to Have Detonated Largest Nuclear Blast
Japan reports atmospheric changes and strong seismograph readings indicating a major nuclear blast near Bikini Atoll around 3 a.m. EST. Weather officials warned of possible radioactive dust crossing to Japan as winds carried fallout, marking the sixth Japanese report since a May 21 hydrogen bomb test.
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Japan
National Weather Bureau
United States
Bikini Testing Grounds
Central Meteorological Observatory
Bikini Atoll
Matsushiro Observatory
Masaji Ota
Weather Bureau
Observatory
Bikini
U. S
Hammarskjold Meets Tito During Yugoslav Visit
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold held talks with President Tito in Belgrade during a European trip. No details of discussion were released, and Hammarskjold plans to depart tomorrow for Zurich, Switzerland.
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Yugoslavia
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Tito
Hammarksjold
Zurich
Switzerland
Aides Accurate Shot Saves FBI Chief's Life
In Watts California FBI agents subdued two bank robbery suspects after a gunfight. Agent Ed Plevack shot the suspect's arm and chest as he aimed at FBI Chief John Malone. Evans shouted threats before being captured. Brown surrendered. Evans hospitalized in serious condition.
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Los Angeles
FBI
John Malone
Ed Plevack
Watts
First National Bank
James G Evans
Malone
Supreme Soviet backs world disarmament appeal in Kremlin
The two houses of the Supreme Soviet unanimously approved a Moscow appeal to world parliaments urging disarmament. Leaders Bulganin Zhukov Malenkov and Voroshilov attended, with Khrushchev present later in a joint session amid a five point agenda including pension boosts and a Karelo Finn consolidation proposal.
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Supreme Soviet
Council of the Union
Council of Nationalities
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Great
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Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Soraya
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Shah
Soviet Union
North Korea
Kim Il Sung
Klementi Voroshilov
Voroshilov
Georgi K. Zhukov
Stalin
Grace Kelly in Paris Shopping Trip Amid Baby Rumor Veil
Grace Kelly arrives in Paris on a shopping trip with Prince Rainier of Monaco. Reporters press about a potential pregnancy, but she deflects the question and says the rumor did not start. The couple, greeted by about 30 photographers, plans no specific wardrobe purchases.
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Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier
Monaco
For Sale Montmorency Cherries Boyd Orchard
For sale Montmorency cherries at Boyd Orchard located two miles north of Route 11. Price 75 cents per gallon. Contact MO at 2-3997.
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Montmorency Cherries
T. Orchard
Winchester
Middle Road
Montmorency Cherries Boyd Orchard
Montmorency
L. O. Dick Estate
Clearbrook
Swoop on Murder Mile as 200 Greek Cypriots rounded up
British troops and police sweep Nicosia inner city rounding up about 200 Greek Cypriots aged 18 to 30 on Ledra Street in a bid to capture EOKA leaders including 23 year old Markos Drakos. Interrogation centers were used as searches extended to shops and homes. A separate patrol found two bullet riddled bodies near Larnaca. The Cyprus Supreme Court meanwhile refused to commute Stelios Mavrommatis 23 for firing on British airmen.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
EOKA
Markos Drakos
George Grivas
Ledra Street
Larnaca
Cyprus Supreme Court
Stelios Mavrommatis
Mediation Effort Underway As Steel Strike Prolongs
Federal mediators met with United Steelworkers and U S Steel officials in Washington to prepare for a labor management meeting in Pittsburgh aimed at resuming negotiations. The 11 day strike has idled 730000 workers and cut national steel output by 90 percent.
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Washington
Joseph F. Finnegan
United Steelworkers
John A. Stephens
U.S. Steel
Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
Steetworkers
McDonald
82 Light Earth Tremors Reported In Aegean Islands
Athens reports 82 very slight tremors in the 24 hours ending today as the government continues relief for Monday's quakes and tidal waves. Premier Karamanlis says death toll reaches 50 and may rise. he omits missing and injured counts and notes Greece declined aid offers from the United States and Britain.
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Athens
Greece
Aegean Islands
Athens Observatory
Constantine Karamanlis
Karamanlis
United States
Britain
Wanted Experienced Saleslady for Ladies' Apparel Box 93
Help wanted notice seeks an experienced saleslady in ladies' apparel. Applicants should send age and relevant experience to Write Box 93 c o Star.
Bogus termite crew warns Frederick County residents
Frederick County Sheriff warns of a four man crew of bogus termite exterminators operating in the Stephens City area. They billed $143.57 for termite work and later tried to cash a $1 143 57 check, which a bank suspected as altered. Investigators seek three or four white men aged 35 to 50 with heavy builds traveling in two red trucks. No trace of the men was found as of this afternoon.
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Robert L. DeHaven
Stephens City
Sheriff's Office
de Haven
Commercial & Savings Bank
Carl Brown
Brown
Virginia forecast and five day outlook
Weather forecast for Virginia calls for fair tonight with lows of 55 to 60 in the west and north and 60 to 64 in the southeast. Thursday will be mostly sunny and warmer in the afternoon with a five day outlook through July 16 predicting near normal temperatures, warmer Thursday through Saturday, and scattered light showers possible Saturday totaling about four tenths of an inch.
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