Eisenhower to Seek Emergency Middle East Aid and Force Authority
President Eisenhower plans to ask Congress for emergency authority to use U.S. armed forces in the Middle East if needed to deter Soviet aggression, paired with a 400 million dollar two year aid program for refugee resettlement river development and transport. The plan, approved by the National Security Council, would be unveiled at a New Year’s Day White House briefing.
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Eisehower
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Middle East
Mideast
United States
National Security Council
Eisenhower
White House
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Syria
Egypt
Jordan
Far East
Formosa
Jordan River
Japan
U. S
General
Israel
Special Fund
Hungary Faces Coming Year of Bleakness
Budapest endures coal shortages and cold as Janos Kadar's government enforces wage cuts for unworked hours. Nepszabadsag warns of 200000 potential unemployed amid curfews and factory layoff orders. Government moves target bureaucrats and noncoal workers, with six weeks pay and a new dole.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Communist Party
Nepszabadsag
Three Omaha Sisters Challenge Nephew Over Estate
Three elderly Omaha sisters sue to contest the will of a retired railroad brakeman who left $160,000 to his Washington nephew and charities. A 1955 codicil cut the charitable bequest and gave the remainder to the nephew. The sisters claim the will and codicil were unreal, unjust and unnatural and seek a jury trial in Reno court.
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Reno, Nev
Omaha
Washington
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
John Marmet
Salida
Colo
California
Reno
Ralston Street Hill
Margaret Marmet
Anna Marmet
Louis Vom Weg
Robert A. Marmet
Washington, D.C
Fred Finch
Oakland
Calif
Nevada Society For Crippled Children Inc
Masonic Orphan's Home
Covina
U.S. Naval Academy
Millions learn to read in Indonesia since independence
More than 35,000,000 people have been taught to read and write in Indonesia since August 17, 1845. The population, about 83,000,000, was more than 93 percent illiterate at that time.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Indian of the Andes faces malnutrition and short life span
In Santiago Chile the average Indian of the Andes Mountains suffers from lack of vegetables and proteins. Deficiency diseases and stomach disorders are common. Life expectancy ranges from 32 to 40 years with high infant mortality. Separately, North Dakota lignite mines produce about 3 million tons of coal annually.
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Santiago
Chile
Andes
North Dakota
$30 000 Gift For Hospital Addition
The Robert R McCormick Charitable Trust will give $30 000 for a Presbyterian St Luke Hospital school of nursing addition. Groundwork begins fall 1957 with completion in summer 1958, aiding recruitment of women for nursing careers amid an overall $18 500 000 development plan including a pavilion and hospital remodeling.
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Bard
Presbyterian Hospital
U N Salvage Fleet Delayed In Suez Clearance
In Port Said the U N salvage fleet faced snags on its first full-scale push to clear the northern Suez Canal. General Wheeler halted southbound units after an incomplete survey. two small ships swept ahead while others anchored awaiting further obstructions data.
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Port Said
United Nations
Suez Canal
U.S
Raymond A. Wheeler
U.N
el Cap
Ismailia
Wheeler
Firdan
Canal
Suez
Dunkerque
Kingarth
Car collision leaves woman injured in two-vehicle crash
A woman sustained head and back injuries after a two-vehicle crash. The driver of the upper car, 25-year-old Joel Taulbee, received chest injuries. James King, 50, of 2112 Sheffield Dr., driver of the lower car, was uninjured. Herald photos.
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Pital
Joel Taulbee
James King
Sheffield Dr
4Th St
Madison Ave
Nellie Hewitt
St. John’s Hos
City Workers Rehired After Union Settlement in Peru
Three Peru city power plant workers Charles Dilsaver Lester Baker and Andrew Baker were reinstated after signing up with the union. Mayor John P Devine had fired them on November 22 to honor a pledge to hire only union members. They had filed $90 000 in damages but the lawsuits were dismissed as part of a settlement reached after union mediation. The workers were among key utility staff involved in a past strike.
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Peru
Ind
John P. Devine
Charles Dilsaver
Lester Baker
Andrew
Anderson Lions View Film at Weekly Club Meeting
At the Thursday noon Lions Club meeting in the YMCA a film titled A Desk for Billy will be shown. Jesse Huntzinger, program chairman, secured the movie from the National Education Association and it tackles the education of itinerant families.
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Lions Club
YMCA
Billy
Jesse Huntzinger
National Education Association
Saar Is Joined to West Germany as 10th State
The Saar, a coal rich 990 square mile region, becomes West Germany's 10th state under a French German treaty signed last October. By end of 1959 it will be economically integrated. Citizens gain West German citizenship and legal status, with changes to laws, conscription, and postal and rail control. Free trade with France continues until 1960.
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Saarbruecken
Saar
West Germany
France
Germany
League of Nations
Nazi Germany
Communist Party
West
Trees in Brooklyn and all five boroughs total 2 360 000
Readable figures show that trees grow across Brooklyn and the four other New York City boroughs amounting to about 2 360 000. The count highlights urban tree coverage in the five boroughs.
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Brooklyn
New York City Boroughs
Red Chinese Premier Ends Pakistan Visit
Chou En Lai and Pakistan Prime Minister Suhrawardy concluded a 12 mile river trip from Dacca to Narayanganj. Suhrawardy blasted Nehru as anti Western while Chou defended friendship with Pakistan and opposed military blocs in Asia Africa.
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East Pakistan
China
Chou En-lai
Pakistan
Husseyn Suhrawardy
India
Nehru
Chou
New Delhi
Suhrawardy
Narayanganj
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Edgewood
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