davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-15
HOT ROD

NORMAN. Okla. - Up - Bert
Calvin Weaver, 81, decided to try
out a police motorcycle parked in
the city garage.
When he started the motorcycle,
the throttle suddenly stuck wide
open and the machine shot through
the closed door and across the
street.
Policeman Gordon Collett, who
normally rides the motorcycle,
commented: Hes a better rider
than l am. I could never get it
through the door"
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-15

Classified advertisement run in
Milford Chronicle do more for
the money than any other aid to
business.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-15

People who talk fast and much
often outrun their facts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-20
By the Associated Press

American diplomats in the
Middle East sought today to
impress on Arab nations the
danger of Syria becoming a
Soviet satellite.
Ofncials said. without elab-
grafton, there was evidence
already that Syria's neighbors
were gravely concerned.
For whatever effect it might
have. these oficials expected
other Arab countries to counsel
Syria's government against
drifting any closer toward
Kremlin domination.
United States officials were
adding support. authorities said,
to this counsel in talks with
Arab diplomats in the capitals
Of Jordan. Lebanon, Iraq, Saudi
Arabia and even Egypt, which
itself is closely involved with
Moscow through heavy arms
purchases.
Arab League May Act
Possible action by the Arab
League was not ruled out. Nor
was it considered beyond pos
sibility that Egypt's President
NaSser might throw his weight
into the breach opened by the
Communists in the Arab posi-
ton against undue influence
from either East or West.
Col. Nasser has ample OPP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-20
u. S. Warning Arabs
OF Red Peril in Syrio

portunity to do this. If he wishes
to. Syria's President Shukri
Kuwatly was in Egypt to consult
with Col. Nasser and get medi-
cal attention. Mr.. Kuwatly
went there just before appoint
ing Gen. Aft Bizry, variously
called q Communist and q con-
firmed pro- Communist. to head
the Syrian army.
But beyond talking to Syria
neighbors, no American plan
had jelled as yet for coping
with probably the most deter
mined bid yet by Moscow for
the Middle East's people. oil
and real estate.
Soviet FOOthOld in Egypt
British Ambassador Sir Har-
old Caccia yesterday declared
Syria is following a pattern
which may make it Russia {
first Middle East satellite.
If that happens. the Com
munists will have succeeded
were the Cars failed. The Rus
slams already have q foothold
in Egypt, thanks to Col. Mas
ser's purchase Of some $3.50
million worth of Soviet arms,
including submarines. Syria,
too. expects to get submarines
in its estimated $40 million
arms deal with Russia. Afghan
istan is buying about $50 mil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-20
kilograms to President
Hit Senate Riqhts Bill

President Eisenhower has re-
ceived hundreds of kilograms
opposing the Senate version of
the civil rights bill. the White
House disclosed yesterday.
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty said he had
seen no kilograms to the Presi-
dent approving the jury trial
amendment adopted by the
Senate.
DR.. Ralph J. Bunche. as
sistant secretary general of
the United Nations, and Jackie
Robinson, retired baseball star
were among prominent Ameri-
can Negroes telegraphing the
President that they opposed the
civil right bill in its present
form"
Mr.. Hagerty made public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-20

several other kilograms, mostly
from Negro organizations and
Negro newspaper publishers OPP
posing the jury trial amend
ment.
Several telegraphing the Pre-
sident urged that he veto the
civil rights bill if it came to
him with the jury trial amend
ment as adopted by the Senate
DR.. Bunche did not mention a
veto but asserted hardy sup
port for every effort" being
made to strengthen the dis
appointing weak" Senate bill.
Jackie Robinson, declaring
opposition to the Senate-ap-
proved measure. warned that
I'VE disagree that half loaf
better than none. Have waited
this long for bill with meaning
can wait q little longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-20
Democrats Challenged
On Rights Compromise

that both parties should be
consulted In compromising the
differences.
Although the Republicans
have not said how far they
want to go. they have discussed
two additions to the Celler res
olution.
One would further restrict
the Senate bill to allow jury
trials only for private citizens
charged with interfering with
voting rights of other citizens.
This would allow judges to
punish State election ofiicials
without a jury trial.
The other proposal would
restore in limited form the
original Title 3 Of the House
bill. so that Federal injunc-
tons could be used to enforce
all civil rights other than vot-
ing rights. including racial
integration. but only where
State oficials request Federal
Intervention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-20

lion worth Of Communist arms
and Yemen about $40 million.
Mr.. Caccia made his gloomy
statement yesterday after an
hour-long conference with Sec
rotary of State Dulles on Syria
and other foreign policy prob
lens.
Mr.. Dulles earlier had
lunched with President Eisen-
hover at the White House. Of
ficials said they discussed the
Syrian crisis along with House
cuts in foreign aid funds and
other State Department mat
tiers.
American Syrian relations
are under severe strain. Three
American diplomats were ex-
PEELED by Syria on charges Of
plotting Mr.. Kuwatly's over
throw. The United States de-
MED the charges and, in
retaliation. ousted two Syrian
diplomats.
U. s. Allies Disturbed
Two Of Americas allies in
the area, Saudi Arabia and
Turkey. were reported consid.
erably disturbed by the Syrian
crisis.
Saudi Arabia has taken the
lead among the Arabs in push
ing the Eisenhower plan for
blocking the flow of Soviet in
fiuence in the Middle East.
Turkey. which used American
help right after World War
II to block communism, would
be in an exposed position If
Syria fell completely under So
Wet sway. Turkey is wedged
between Russia and Syria.
Her northeast border touches
Russia. Her southeast border
touches Syria.
In Congress, Senator Mans
field, Democrat of Montana,
said the pro-Soviet regime in
Syria would be liable under
the Eisenhower resolution"
should it undertake any act of
aggression against neighboring
countries.
The resolution pledges both
economic and military support
from the United States to any
Middle East nation which re-
quests it to help resist agrees
sion by international COM
munism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-20

policies and join the imperial
istic line"
I'm addition to her desire
to harm Syria's independent
policy" Mr.. Bitar declared,
the United States recently
launched plans for an economic
embargo against Syria. She
offered to sell American wheat
at prices lower than in the
United States itself to several
countries which usually buy
Syrian wheat"
NESTS Of Intrigue" Charged
Mr.. Bitar declared that
countries which accepted the
Eisenhower Doctrine had be-
come nests of intrigue and
plots against Syria and Egypt. "
Asked whether Syria would
consider breaking relations
with the United States. Mr..
Bitar replied: This question
depends on the United States
and steps she wants to adopt
in the future"
Relations between the two
countries have been near the
breaking point since Syria ac-
cused the United States of plot
ting to overthrow the regime.
United States Embassy ON
Gals have labeled the Syrian
charges q complete fabrica-
ton"
Three United States Embas-
Sy officials were withdrawn at
Syria's request and the United
States pulled out its Ambassa-
dor and ousted the Syrian en-
IyNVg ~ We aIRiV10fnn
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Continued From First Page
includes the $3.1 billion that
would be appropriated or car
ried over in the House bill. S6.3
billion in the so-called pipe
line" and another S2.6 billion
in counterpart funds and local
currencies repeatedly available
for purchase Of military items
by friendly foreign countries.
Senate Republican Leader
Knowland told reporters that
he seriously questioned some Of
those figures and also whether
much Of it would be actually
available for mutual security
operations during the current
fiscal year.
AS a member of the Appro-
priations Committee, he agreed
that further detailed informa-
ton and explanations were
necessary before the commit
tee could arrive at a definite
recommendation.
Presidents View Reported
Earlier today Senator Know
land. after a White House con-
ference between the President
and Republican Congressional
leaders. said Mr.. Eisenhower
was quite hopeful that the
Senate would considerably
raise" the House bill total. Sem
ator Knowland said he person.
any believed 1t was unlikely
that the full $3.3 billion would
be restored.
The eventual total also will
depend on the willingness of
the House to accept any in
crease the Senate committee
and the Senate itself might APP
prove this week. The House
last week. by q 252-130 vote,
provided only $2.524, $50. 900 in
new money for military and
economic assistance to friendly
foreign countries in the fiscal
year that started last July l..
The bill also would carry over
$667 million in unobligated bal
anceS from the previous fiscal
year. The President had re-
quested a carryover Of about
1914 million. Thus the ap-
preparation bills overall total
being considered by the Sen
ate committee today is $3,191,-
SIC, 900. But the big issue is
what to do about the SIS bill
lion in new money.
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critics as determined by the
General Services Administra-
ton.
The measure also provides for
the transfer of an existing lien
on the Hahnemann Hospital,
now merged with Sibley, to the
new Sibley Hospital develop
ment. The Senate committee
also agreed to changes in the
bill approved by the House
which would permit lien trans
fers from old TO new plants OF
any hospital that comes un-
der the terms OF the Districts
Hospital Center Act. This would
include Providence. Emer-
gency. Garfield and Episcopal.
The Senate committee, in
what is probably its last meet
ing of this year. also acted on
several other bills on which
action will be sought in the
Senate before it adjourns.
Uniform Assistance Laws
One of these would provide
a uniform public assistance law
for the District. One purpose
of this measure is to enable
the District TO obtain larger
grants from the Federal Gov
eminent on matching money
basis than now is possible under
several different public assist
ance laws.
Another purpose Of this bill
and one stressed by Senator
Morse-is TO raise to 100 per
cent Of the minimum subsist-
ence needs the grants TO per-
sons on public assistance. This
now is budgeted on the basis
of 83 per cent Of the minimum
subsistence needs as deter
mined by experts for several
different agencies.
The cost to the District flow
ing from enactment Of this
measure is estimated at about
50 million a year.
The committee also approved
a bill providing for an ex-
pansion Of the school lunch
program and for free lunches
for pupils whose parents are
unable to pay for the MONDAY
meals. The cost TO the District
of this bill has been estimated
ct about $16,500 a year.
Also approved was a bill to
revise the District statutes re-
garding agencies under the
lte and casualty inSSxance
U.s. "
mis- would give 10 the
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mand any specific action by
the Security Council.
Relations between Syria and
the United States have been
sagging steadily and reached q
new low with Syria's announce
ment that the United States
was behind a plot to GUST Presi-
dent Shukri Kuwatly.
On the basis of this accusa-
ton, Syria last week ordered
three members of the United
States Embassy stan to leave
the country.
U. S. Doctrine Blamed
Syrian Foreign Minister Sa-
lah Bitar blameS the Eisen-
hover Middle East doctrine for
the poor relations between the
two countries. contending the
doctrine aims at destroying the
independence Of the Arab world
and delivering it Into zionism
and imperialism"
Mr.. Bitar told a news con-
ference yesterday the United
States program is to blame for
Syria's current troubles with
the United States.
Syria has been the target Of
destructive activities aimed at
making her accept the EiSen-
hover Doctrine. Mr.. Bitar
said. 1T is already known
that the main object of the
conspiracy to overthrow Syrian
and Egyptian regimes is to set
up governments that will
change from liberal foreign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-20

superintendent Of insurance
much the same powers over
the granting of q renewal of
a license that he has over the
issuance Of an original license.
The committee held over for
further study by q subcommit-
tee a House-passed bill which
would give to the Association
Of the Oldest Inhabitants for
their new headquarters an
abandoned fire house on M
street in Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-20
Continued From First Page

OOoO0 OAu = - oBC
Committee to try to get the
measure to the floor.
Asked about prospects for
the Democrats getting enough
Republican support to force a
meeting of the rules group.
Mr.. Martin indicated that
would depend on the kind of
rule to be considered.
He emphasized that he al
ways had believed the best way
to reach an agreement was py
sending the controversial meas
ure to conference with the
Senate. II the Democrats won't
agree to that. he said he was
mot averse to a compromise
that would strengthen the bill
passed by the Senate"
Room for Compromise"
Under persistent questioning.
Mr.. Martin refused to spell out
the minimum position" Of the
House Republican leadership
in the civil rights fight. He
would say only that there is
always room for compromise
if you get an effective bill"
Mr.. Martin and Senator
Knowland talked with news
men after they and other Re-
publican congressional leaders
conferred with President Ell
senhower at the White House
on prospects for the remainder
of this session of Congress.
Senator KnowIand said he
did not see how Congress could
adjourn before the end of next
week. and that how far the ses-
sion lasts beyond that depends
on developments in the House.
Mr.. Martin wisecracked that
Il am hoping TO eat Thanks
giving dinner in New England. "
Indications are that when
the first meeting of the House
Rules Committee is held, either
Thursday or Monday. the DEM
ocrats will need at least one
Republican vote to report out
the special rule needed to get
the bill before the House. And
high ranking Republicans were
making no secret of the fact
that they want some Of their
ideas embodied in the bill be-
fore they will go along.
Asked If some concessions to
the Republicans would help the
Democrats to get House action
on the bill. Mr.. Martin re-
piled:
THAT is the only way they
will get a bill through"
The Democratic leaders have
been backing the Celler pro-
posal to have the House accept
the Senate bill with one amend
ment, limiting the jury trial
guarantee to voting rights cases.
This would eliminate Senate
language under which jury
trials in contempt cases would
be required under more than
30 other laws as well.
Mr.. Martin told reporters
last night that no one on the
other side has said anything
to him about the bill since 1t
passed the Senate. He said he
would be willing to discuss
compromise with anybody"
Discuss Two Additions
Republicans take the posi-
ton that the House originally
passed a much broader bill
than the Senate measure. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-20
Gunmun Gets $4,000

HOBBS, N. Mex, Aug. 20 tRl.
"A calm gunman strolled into
the Broadmoor branch Of the
Lea County Bank yesterday.
took an estimated $4,000 from
the tellers' cages and a safe
and slipped out a back door.
He was still at large today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-20
Syrio Calls Attention
OfU.N. to Peace Threat

DAMASCUS Syria, Aug 20 tF9.-Syra today instructed
Its United Nations delegation to call the attention
Security Council to serious threat Middle East peace
semmng from alleged American plot against Syrian
regime.
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
0DB0R KAlAPANJE H.B.z. SAzIVLJE
K0NFERENCU u J0HNST0WNU, Pa

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Gavni Ured Hrvatske Bratske "a
ednice ovime sazve cansku kampansku konferencu ko
ia ce odrzati nedjeju TO- marca 1857 Hrvatskom
Domu 61O Broad Street. Johnstown, Pa Konferenca
&c poceti tocno sata posije podne.
Il Glavnog Ureda konferenci ce bt sljedeci govor
nici Milan Vranes glavn popredsjednik Michael Grasha
upravitel Pomatka Joseph Bella, gavni tanik; Martin
Krasich glavni bagajnk John Ovcarich, tanik Odjela
Bolne Potpore.
Ma ovu konferencu pozvlju slijedeci odsjeci Mi
hova gnjezda Pomlatka L. Johnstowna odsjek bro i
gnezdo bro A. IL Dunlo odsjek bro 81 gnjezdo bro 68
il Bolivar odsjek broj 206 gnijezdo bro 4O7 IL Tire Hill
odsjek bro ZIG gnjezdo broj 429; IL Manly Clio odsek
broj 78C gniezdo broj 391 Duznos sviju odsjecnih
odbornka upravteja Pomlatka da prsustvuju ovo kon
ferenc Takodjer e pozeljno da canov gore pomenuth
odsjeka prsusvuju.
Ovo je dake treca clanska kampanjska konferenca
zapadno Pennsylvania pokraj osalh konferenca koje
odrzavaju po Sjedinennn Drzavama Kanadi svrhom
da odsjeGn odborc canovi sto bolje upoznaju po
godnosma koje Hrvatska Bratska Zajednca prza
clanstvu, pa da temeu toga sto bolje uspe
godisnja kampanja
Brace sestre liz gore pomenutih odsjeka gnijezda
Pomlatka svi ste dobro doSl konferencu
djeju, 10. marca Hrvatski Dom Johnstown, Pa, 2
sata pose podne
Ia Odbor Kampanie
Stephen F. Brkic,, predsjednik
Philip Vukelich tanik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
Ontario, Kanada

DROVINCIJA Ontario IL Kanad cini nam
Sc, da je najbogatija sa hrvatskim do
seliencima. Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica je
u toj provinciji najjaca i moglo bi Sc reci
da je srz njenog clanstva u Ontario Pro-
vinciji. U toj provinciji imademo 38 od-
sjeka, 33 gnijezda Pomladka Is delegate
sa ukupnm clanstvom djece i odraslih 5,855
clanova. Prema ovim brojkama, koje maj
jasnije govore, toj Provinciji smo dobro
zastupani sa dobrim vrijednim zajednicari-
ma i gospodarskim nasim ljudima.
Znacajno je da u Ontario imademo po-
zrtvovnih clanova medju ljudima zenama,
pax svakoj nasoj kampanji cestitih ma
tjecatelja muskih i zenskih Ontario zbilja
moze sluziti drugima "a uzor
Da ovo iznasamo razlog je sto su ured
nici Zaiednicara Brkich Vukelic kapetani
te provincije, pax sada salju pisma ma sve
odsjecne odbornike, upravitelje gnijezda
delegate, da zivlje porade u kampanji. Po-
lie rada je u Ontario jos dosta veliko, me-
djutim kod postojeceg clanstva imade mno-
go koji su osigurani ma nisku osiguraciju,
pax bi Sc moglo dobiti move osiguracije sa
povisicom osigurnne postojetih clanova
Nasa je ujedno zelja da Sc nase clanstvo
toj Provinciji jos bolje podigne brojcano
pojaca dobrom osiguracijom. To vrijedi
"a djecu kao i "a odrasle.
Mi cemo drage wolfe svakom, koji Sc da-
de ma posao, dati svak potrebni savjet, u
pute sve sto mu II tn svrhu treba.
Bio bi lijepo pozeljno je da sto We
ci broj imademo pobjednika u Rampant
glavnom nagradom bas u Ontario. - Ia
to ma posao brace sestre!
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KALENDAR D0BRI PASTIR
STIGA0 L STAR0G KRAJA

Zadnje vrijeme smo primi-
Ii vecu kolicinu knjiga "Ka-
lendar Dobri Pastir" "a 60
dinu 1857. Ovo je lijepa po-
ucna knjiga pisana posebno
lijepim hrvatskim puckim je-
zikom u duhu krscanstva i
katolicke Were. Kalendar sa-
drzi posebno oznacena nase
blagdane svece katolicke
Crkve, te je vrlo zgodan i
potreban prirucnik, sto treba
da ga ina svaka nasa kuca.
Ova poucna knjiga Ka-
lendar stoji samo jedan do
lar. Narucite ga odmah! Ne
treba nista vec stavite u ko-
fertu jedan dollar i naznacite
"Dobar Pastir" i odmah &C.
mo vam poslati tn knjigu.
Narucbe saljite ma: Mr.. PHI
lip Vukelich, 3441 Forbes st.,
Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
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APOSTOLI ISTINF

1JEPO RECENO: lima nesto sveta pi-
/ sanoj rice. Prosjecan covjek obicno u
zin1lje dokazanim ono sto nekoj knjizi,
pa cak u novini, proeita. I zato oni, koji
pisu nose veliku odgovornost pred Bogom
i narodon. U ovo modeno vrijeme knjge
novine zamjenile SUI prodkaonicu crkvi,
pa je odgovornost pisca to VEGA. Oni treba
da budu apostoli istine, a mnogi su, ma "a
lost, postal sijacima lazi, mrznje podvale"
Ljubav, sloga, jedinstvo je Bog sam, pa
tko ljubavi, slogi jedinstvu estate, tai
estate Bogu, Bog je MENU. -
Biskup strosmajer 5. prosinca 1896 -
ujedinjenoj hrvatsko-srpskoj omladini.
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all naSe Je StO Sc ono kaZe
polje vrlo siroko razlicito,
pax tako treba da je i mas
rad.
Znademo da je u nekim ma
sim drzavama velika razlika
"a uspjeh, pax cato svaka
drzava (State) moze udesiti
svoju kampanju ma nacin i u
suglasju zakona. S t o ga sa
razumjevanjem i dobrom vo-
ljom moze Sc i uspjeti. Jest
mislimo ma drzavu New York
koju nikad sa vida ne pusta-
mo dok Sc konacno tn pra-
vedno i potpuno dozvola u
redi. Ipak Sc moze i tn po-
visit osigurnina kao i boles-
nicka potpora j osakatnina
"a nase clanove, kao moze-
bitni clanovi il susjednih iii
drugih drzava, a koji 1--WE u
drzavi New York, mogu u
zeti prestupne listine u koji
bilo odsjek u toj drzavi te
uzeti aktivnog ucesca u tim
odsjecima. Jest u swim istoc-
MIN drzavama ukljuc u j u { i
New England bill su zakoni
vrlo skuceni i strogi "a sve
vrsti osiguranja, pax tako i
"a potporne organizacije. Ali
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$4,000 osIGURAC|JA

Kod Hrvatske Bratske "a
jednice mole Sc Osigurati ma
zivotnu osiguraciju ma $1O,-
600 i to cd 16 do 40 godina.
Djecu Il ma s e m POmladku
takodjer Sc moze osigurati
ma svotu cd $4,000.
Vec imamo clanova osigu-
ranih ma ovu najvisu svotu
Mvotne osiguracije, a to su
oni koji su svijesni i znadu
vaznost takove visoke osigu-
racije.