Ike Opposes Defense Bill Clause Prompting Veto Threat
President Eisenhower indicated he would veto or disregard a provision in the defense appropriations bill that would force court action over Defense Department moves to transfer civilian activities to private enterprise. The rider would require 90 days notice before such transfers and allow veto by either congressional appropriations committee.
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Washington
Congress
Mundt
R-Sd
Sikes
D-Fia
Senate House Appropriations
Defense Department
el- Pinealid
Eisenhower
Defense
House
Appropriations Committee
Estate Auction and Sheep Breeders Sale Announced
July 16 at 1 p.m. on Senseng Road 3 miles east of Winchester features antiques modern furniture and household goods in the Gil bert Renner estate auction conducted by Julian Shade. July 18 at 1 p.m. at Farmer's Livestock Exchange Winchester the Virginia Sheep Breeders Assn sells 31 rams of Hampshire Southdown Suffolk and Shropshire breeds.
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Gilbert Renner
Wincester
Senseng Road
Julian Shade
Virginia Sheep Breeders Assn
Farmer's Livestock Exchange
Winchester
Hampshire
Southdown
Suffolk
Shropshire
Warm Temperatures Return After Pleasant Spell
Weather notebook notes warm 90 degree high today after cooler spells in 80s. It recalls 1954 peak of 103 on this date and projects more warm weather with cloudiness and higher humidity overnight low 62 to 68.
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Mercury
Associated Weather
Walkout Halts Production at Studebaker in South Bend
Workers on the final assembly line at Studebaker-Packard Co in South Bend Indiana walked out halting production of Studebaker cars. About 75 to 100 workers participated with 3000 nonproduction staff remaining at work. The dispute centers on seniority and the bumping system as plant officials discuss with the CIO United Auto Workers to settle differences.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebalger-Packard Co
Studebaker
CIO
United Auto
Wheat yields and drought touch Martinsburg area farms
Smallrain reports show several farmers recording wheat yields per acre with Thorne and Wahart varieties in Middletown and Stephens City while wet fields delay combining. Moisture remains low west of Winchester and around Gore and Whitacre. haymaking and a second alfalfa cut proceed as dry conditions limit corn cultivation.
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Els
J. A. Beatty
Middletown
Claude Cooley
S. F. McDonald
Stephens City
Guy Abrell
Senseny Road
Wolfe
Wol
Berryville Pike
Winchester
Gore and
Whitacre
Mr. Wolfe
Western three contentions on a united Germany within NATO
The text reports Dulles and Russia clash over a united Germany in NATO terms. It notes a 500000 member cap aligned with West Germany and debates arms limits for a potentially reunited Germany. Russia argues unity would be unsafe if Germany could join any alliance afterward.
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Russia
Germany
NATO
Menader
West Germany
Cub
West Ger
Nehru Holds Talks With U S Ambassador Ahead of Geneva Summit
Prime Minister Nehru met for an hour with U S Ambassador John S Cooper in New Delhi. He may have conveyed a message to President Eisenhower via V K Krishna Menon as talks swirl around next weeks Geneva summit. Nehru recently returned from a five week tour of the Soviet Union and Europe.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
U.S
John S. Cooper
Geneva
Moscow
Cooper
Eisenhower
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
London
Peiping
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Immediate End Of Segregation Sought In Norfolk Schools
Norfolk 233 Negro parents filed a petition calling for immediate end to school segregation and a reorganization of the system along non racial lines. NAACP circulated petitions and urged action. the Norfolk School Board alone in Virginia had favored ending segregation, willing to integrate when state law allows.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Macon NAACP Head Criticizes State Education Tactics
Macon NAACP president Dr. J S Williams denounces the Georgia State Board of Education plan to revoke licenses of teachers who teach nonsegregated classes. Attorney General Eugene Cook calls for broader revocation for those linked to the NAACP. Williams likens the move to Nazi tactics. Atlanta NAACP leader J H Calhoun says the group will act if a Negro teacher is harmed.
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Macon
J.S. Williams
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
m._pership
State Board of Education
Eugene Cook
NAACP
George P. Whitman Jr
Atlanta
Cook
Williams
J. H. Calhoun
Physician Testifies on Narcotics Given Very Rarely
Washington physician Dr. Harry Friedenberg testified that he gave narcotics very rarely to a female patient who claimed she developed a drug habit. The session included a confrontation with a photographer as Friedenberg dashed ice water and was restrained by a police officer after an outburst. Senator Daniel admonished him to avoid blocking subcommittee proceedings.
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Washington
Harry Friedenberg
Dh.e
Senate Judiciary
Friedenberg
A. C. Chinn
The
Evening Star
Daniel
Actress Suzan Ball Battles Cancer Anew
Hollywood Suzan Ball 21 a resolute actress who lost her right leg to cancer is at City of Hope in Duarte for a fresh battle. She has been a patient since July 5 and her condition is serious. Her prior illness interrupted a hoped marriage to Richard Long and a film comeback. The hospital says she is being evaluated for therapy.
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Hollywood
Suzan Ball
City of Hope Medical Center
Duarte
Suzan
Richard Long
Santa Barbara
City of Hope
Susan
Colony
Hubcaps Returned With Note After Thefts
In Springfield Illinois William Romack Jr reported his four hubcaps stolen from a 955 automobile. He found them yesterday on the front seat with a note saying They dont fit You can have them back Thanks The note was unsigned.
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Springfield, II
William Romack Jr
Romack
Mechanic Removes Snake From Auto
San Diego mechanic Gragg with 33 years in the trade extracted a five foot garter snake from Harold Brown’s car after other removal attempts. Gragg used milk and a heat lamp to entice the reptile from behind the dashboard and placed it in a cardboard box for return to Brown.
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San Diego
Calif
Gragg
Harold Brown
Brown
Mr. Brown
Mr Brown
Marion Davies Buys Desert Inn Palm Springs
Hollywood star Marion Davies purchased the Desert Inn in Palm Springs for two million dollars. She will be sole owner and plans to develop it into a miniature Rockefeller Center, saying the project will cost more by completion.
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Hollywood
Marion Davies
Desert Inn
Palm Springs
Earl Coffman
George Roberson
Miss Davies
Rockefeller Center
Army admits procedural changes amid Peress case scrutiny
The text notes 48 errors in handling the case and states the Army has made some procedural changes but should do more. It condemns officials for failing to implement changes before the Peress case drew national attention, calling it inexcusable.
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Peress
American Motors Rejects Union Contract Demands
Detroit motor firm American Motors Corp rejects CIO United Auto Workers demands calling it a pattern plus agreement. Edward Cushman notes the union seeks the same terms as GM and Ford plus fringe benefits, and a layoff pay plan also rejected.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
Edward L. Cushman
General Motors
Ford
American
Bus Driver Refuses Front Exit For Black Passenger
Testimony describes a Flemming woman seated in a white row who was ordered to move to the rear. The driver repeated the instruction and she vacated the seat. At a stop she tried to exit at the front but was barred. The plaintiff claims the driver struck her to enforce the command.
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Flemming
Plantiff
Quiz Answers Listed For Page Four
Answers to the page four quiz are printed: 1 Spaniards 2 Uncials 3 Hydrogen 4 Chief Justice of the United States 5 False 6 Virginia 7 Sr 8 Concealed evil 9 False 10 Insect eating plant.
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the United
Virginia
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