Passports Taken From Two U S College Students
Two South Carolina students Mike A. Gilbert and Warren William Hair had their passports taken by the U S consulate in Vienna after a hitch hiking trip into Hungary. They had been jailed since May 26 and were released to Austrian authorities before awaiting State Department decision on their future abroad. The consulate will decide if they may continue travel or must return home.
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Vienna
Austria
U.S
South Carolina
Hungary
Mike A. Gilbert
Walterboro
Warren William Hair
North Augusta
S. C
State Department
Europe
Japanese Lawyer Is Dismissed in Girard Case
U S Army Specialist 3 C William S Girard dismissed Japanese lawyer Itsuro Hayashi who was to defend him over charges of causing the death of a scrap metal scavenger at a firing range in Maebashi. Girard said the action reflects no personal or professional disloyalty and noted new American attorneys may defend him. Hayashi warned the court must approve the dismissal and may appoint a government lawyer. Akikichi Sakai, husband of the deceased, criticized American calls for Japanese jurisdiction and warned of retaliation.
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Tokyo
U. S
William S. Girard
Girard
Ottawa
Til
Itsuro Hayashi
Stanley Levin
Los Angeles
Louis
Washington
Hayashi
Maebashi
Akikichi Sakai
Sakai
Foreign Aid Bill Clears First Hurdle in Senate Committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Eisenhower's foreign aid bill by 12 to 3, cutting 227.3 million from the request for fiscal year starting July 1. The measure totals 3.637 billion in new authority plus 500 million reappropriation and a two year, 2 billion development loan plan. It preserves flexibility and allows aid beyond a year with oversight on Yugoslavia aid.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Morse
Oregon
Long
Louisiana
Langer
North Dakota
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Treasury
Defense Departments
Knowland Calif
Yugoslavia
U. S
Democrats claim suburban gains in 1950s vote shifts
The Democratic National Committee told a Bronxville meeting of Democratic women from 15 states that suburbanites numbered about 30 million and that Democratic strength rose from 1952 to 1956 in Maryland Montgomery County Arlington and Fairfax Virginia Massachusetts Newton Brookline Nassau Suffolk and Westchester. The notice also invites attendees to a dance and announces a Sunday talk by Dr. J Warren Hastings at Ebenezer Christy Church.
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Bronxville
N. Y
Country Club
Democratic National Committee
Women
Washington
Boston
New York
Montgomery County
Arlington and
Fairfax Counties
Newton
Mass
Brookline
Nassau County
N.Y
Suffolk County
Westchester County
Mother Telephones Police That She Killed Children
Detroit report: three young children found dead after their mother, 29 year old Constance Wheeldon, telephoned authorities. Inside a gas filled house Jimmy 4 Deborah 17 lay in a tub of water while 6 month old Diane rested in her crib. Police said drownings and suffocation occurred. Husband George a truck driver was away. Neighbors note she is a registered nurse at Metropolitan Hospital. She was incoherent and unable to explain the events.
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Detroit
Constance Wheeldon
Jimmy
Deborah
Diane
Metropolitan Hospital
Declared Co Winners In National Spelling Bee
Sandra Owen of Navarre Ohio and Dana Bennett of Denver Colorado were named co winners of the 30th annual national spelling bee after 37 rounds. Both will receive 1000 dollars prize money plus a trophy and a 100 dollar bonus for a New York weekend visit.
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Washington
Sandra Owen
Navarre
Ohio
Dana Bennett
Denver
Colo
Sandra
Dana
New York
Richard D. Peters
Airliner Makes Emergency Landing at Norfolk
An Eastern Air Lines 7B en route from Miami to Boston made an emergency landing at the Norfolk Naval Air Station after a left outboard engine caught fire and the propeller ran wild. Sixty eight passengers evacuated as firefighters battled the blaze and the craft descended from 19 000 feet. A woman sprained her ankle but no serious injuries were reported. all passengers later continued their journey with another airline.
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Norfolk
Eastern Air Lines
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Miami
Boston
E. Q. Ford
Municipal
Byrd Urges Public Restraint to Curb Inflation
Senator Byrd of Virginia appealed for Americans to curb government spending to combat inflation. In a letter to W. F. Rockwell Jr. of Pittsburgh and the National Citizens' Committee, he warned that continued excess spending would burden taxes and fuel inflation. The group publicized Byrd’s call for self restraint and an educational campaign to restore purchasing power.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
National Citizens’ Committee
W. F. Rockwell Jr
Pittsburgh
Rockwell
Clarke County High seniors receive diplomas in outdoor ceremony
Clarke County High School honored 53 seniors with outdoor diploma ceremonies on the campus. Principal Charles E. Miley distributed diplomas as Lawrence Ashby Larrick presented a $110 class gift for a public address system. Salutatorian Patricia Carter Miley and valedictorian Peter Conrad Robert received Beta Club awards.
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C. E. Miley
Clarke County High School
Patricia
Madison College
Mileys
Berryville
Lamp
Harold Bell
Virginia Education Association
Bell
George W. Burton
Clarke County
VEA
Harrisonburg
God
Shepherd's
Pauling Defended by Pravda as Senate Subpoena Looms
Pravda defends Nobel winner Linus Pauling amid U S Senate subcommittee questioning over anti nuclear test protests and a petition signed by thousands of scientists. The article labels the subcommittee as hostile and notes Eisenhower’s comment on possible organization behind opposition. Pauling says most signers are biologists and he will testify.
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Moscow
Pravda
Linus Pauling
Pauling
McCarthy
Pauline
White House
Eastland
Washington
United States
Iowa
Cincinnati
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
First Military Aid Shipment Arrives in Middle East
Four planeloads of jeeps and guns arrived at Beirut Airport as the first U S military aid under the Eisenhower Doctrine for the Middle East. Lebanon backs the plan as general elections loom tomorrow.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Union President To Have Chance to Answer Testimony
The Bakers Union President James G. Cross will be allowed to respond under oath as a witness after the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee resumes hearings. The probe links Cross to Mrs Kay Lower a Los Angeles woman identified as a convicted prostitute who invoked the Fifth Amendment.
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Washington
P — Senate
Bakers Union
James G. Cross
Kay Lower
Los Angeles
Senate
Cross
Washingon
Los Angles
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Lower
Albert Barclay
Bakers
International Union
Elsie Kay Lower
John D. Nelson
Local 37
Barclay
Nelson
Neil C. Newsom
Newsom
Robert F. Kennedy
Joe Erringer
Eisenhower Attacks Democrats and Criticizes GOP Leaders
President Eisenhower delivered a sharp attack on the Democrats labeling them as easy spending inflationists and criticized some Republican leaders for personal preference over party platform. Speaking after a two day GOP conference he urged loyalty to the 1956 platform and a fight for his 71.8 billion budget amid Navy flight and search news.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walloli C
Congress
Saratoga
Atlantic
Knowland
Bridges
Franciscans Elect Augstino Sepinski To 12 Year Term
In Assisi Italy Most Rev Augustino Sepinski was re elected as minister general of the Franciscans Order of Friars Minor for 12 years. The 113th successor of St. Francis resides in Rome and leads a 30000 member order active in teaching and missions. Provincial heads from around the world attended the election.
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Assisi
Italy
Augustino Sepinski
Franciscans
Order of Friars Minor
St. Francis of Assisi
Little Brother of the Poor
Sepinski
Saint Julien Les Metz
France
Society of Jesus
Jesuits
Rome
Businessmen Face Costs As Boom Slows Down
New York reports show cost increases for many firms as the boom loses momentum. Freight loadings, paper production, check clearings, and retail trade weaken while auto and steel output rise briefly. Analysts warn the uptick may be temporary with rising taxes, wages, and transportation.
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Walter Breede JR
New York
Oth
Pupil Placement Act Faces Court Review Next Week
Virginia's Pupil Placement Act faces hearings in two appeals courts. The Virginia Supreme Court will review a mandamus petition to reinstate two Fairfax County students. the 4th Circuit in Asheville will hear appeals from Norfolk and Newport News where Judge Hoffman ruled the act unconstitutional and ordered desegregation.
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Ricmond
Virginia
State Supreme Court of Appeals
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Asheville
N. C
State High Court
Fairfax County
Fairfax
Theo T. DeFebio
Federal
Norfolk
Newport News
Walter E. Hoffman
Hoffman
General Assembly
Goy. Stanley
Army Commander Warns Against Shorts in Tokyo
A U S Army commander warns women of the American military community in Tokyo that shorts pedal pushers and halters are inappropriate for street wear or military installations. Maj Gen H J Carns of the 1st Cavalry Division notes comfort is valued but attire should suit reserved settings. The message targets wives and daughters on post and at homes.
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Tokyo
U. S. Army
H. J. Carns
1St Cavalry
Clearbrook
Wed
Hamilton Electric Watch at Hodgson Brown Jewelers
Notice advertises the Hamilton Electric Watch for sale at Hodgson Brown Jewelers with the contact MO 2 3231. It also lists a fruit sale from L. O. Dick Estate in Clearbrook Virginia offering Montgomery Cherries starting Monday at 70 cents per gallon if picked locally at 85 cents per gallon. Phone numbers provided for inquiries.
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Hamilton Electric
Hodgson & Brown Jewelers
Montgomery
L. O. Dick Estate
Clearbrook
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