Senate Hearing Highlights Morse Foreign Aid Clash
Sen Morse and allies attack Eisenhower era foreign aid plans arguing for tighter congressional control. Hollister defends a $3.865 billion 1956 program urging a revolving fund to fund long range development while warning against dangerous executive overreach. The session followed Dulles outlining policy, with concerns about hidden spending and future military and economic aid abroad. The article notes the 1906 San Francisco earthquake timing.
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Johni
Hollister
Senate Foreign Relations
Washington
Sen
Morse
Eisenhower
Deney
Congress
Epee
Humphrey
D-Minn
Dulles
Yugoslavia
Saudi Arabia
International Cooperation Administration
Unds
United States
Unified defense needs and cost concerns under debate
The article analyzes renewed calls for real unification of the armed services and critiques of the Joint Chiefs of Staff system. It notes public skepticism about military waste, materiel purchases, and luxury items like swivel chairs while urging thorough cross-checking and incisive analysis to build confidence for defense funding.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Wilson
United States
Russia
Department of Defense
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Donald Quarles
Humphrey Eyes Early Exit From Cabinet Over Budget Fight
Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey plans to resign possibly on July 1 to return to private business as chairman of National Steel Corp. If Eisenhower insists, he would stay until Congress adjourns after the $71.4 billion budget is enacted. Robert B. Anderson is named to succeed him after former deputy defense secretary.
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Washington
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Eisenhower
Congress
Humphrey
National Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Teisenhower
Robert 8. Anderson
Ideputy
Defense
Anderson
Texas
Navy
Frisco Woman Named Wife of Indiana Communist Boss
A Gary steelworker testified at an immigration hearing that Mrs. Jean Kramer of San Francisco was once married to a Communist Party organizer in Indiana and held party offices in Gary in 1946 and 1947. He said he knew her as Jean West and that he worked with the FBI spying in the party ranks since 1942.
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Gary
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Jean Kramer
Indiana
J. E. Lefieur
Lafleur
Kramer
Jean West
George Anderson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Harry Klotz Kramer
Peoples World
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Marilyn Monroe Sees Miller Victory Hope Ahead
Marilyn Monroe voiced strong confidence that her husband Arthur Miller would be acquitted in his congressional contempt trial. The trial before Judge Charles F. McLaughlin ended after six days with no jury. a verdict was delayed a week as lawyers file further arguments. Monroe spoke with reporters at Rauh's home and later at Union Station before leaving for New York.
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Washington
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Charles F. McLaughlin
Miller
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Union Station
New York
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