No Let-Up in Sight on U. S. Foreign Aid Spending During 1957
President Truman framed aid to resist Soviet expansion and the program has grown under Eisenhower. J M Roberts analyzes four aims in a Middle East policy, including deterring Russia, shaping aid terms, signaling willingness to press for settlements, and maintaining European access to Middle East resources, with ongoing global burdens through 1957.
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U. S
J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Truman
Greece
Turkey
United States
Congress
America
Russia
Middle East
Europe
Syria cautions U.S. on Middle East military plan
Syrian envoy Zeineddine urged reliance on the United Nations to ease Arab Israeli tensions and warned against a U.S. military shield. He dismissed Soviet penetration as nonreal and said the UN Charter should guide future action amid Dulles and Hammarskjold talks in New York.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dulles
Middle East
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
U. S
Dulles Nor
Hammarskjold
Waldorf-Astoria
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Eiisenhower
Eisenhower
U.N
U.S
Suez Canal
Washington
Syria
United States
Farid Zeineddine
New York
Israel
Zeineddine
State Department
Congress
Arab East
Western Asia
North Africa
Russia
Fire destroys Hartford St. Joseph's Cathedral after St Patrick's blaze
Hartford police lock down the city with around the clock protection after two church fires in 31 hours. Detectives sweep the area of St. Joseph's Cathedral seeking clues while Fire Marshal considers arson as a possible cause for St. Patrick's blaze.
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Hartford
Conn
St. Joseph's
St. Patrick's
Michael J. Godfrey
George Kenney
Lausche to take oath early for U S Senate
A close ally says Gov. Lausche will be sworn in as a U S Senator before his governorship ends January 14. He may skip Senate organization, remaining governor until Gov-Elect O'Neill takes over. Swearing-in could occur before January 14, not on January 3. Lausche planned to vacate the executive mansion in Columbus Monday.
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Cleveland
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
U. S
Senate
C. William O'Neill
Columbus
State building notes approve 25 million in notes
The Ohio State Sinking Fund Commission, at Gov-Elect C William O Neill’s request, approved 25 million dollars in notes for state hospital and university construction from a 150 million dollar bond issue. About 15 million goes to mental hygiene and correction, with most of the rest to universities. O Neill expects 85 million available for building in two years. he is a Republican set to be inaugurated January 14.
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Columbus
State Sinking Fund Commission
C. William O'Neill
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
O'Neill
Six Billion Dollars Given to Philanthropy
New York reports Americans donated 6.1 billion dollars to philanthropy in 1956. Religious giving totaled about 3.12 billion. Individuals supplied 70 percent of the gifts.
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New York
American Association of Fund Raising Counsel
Camp incident blamed on misunderstanding
CAMP KILMER New Jersey A church official said the Cleveland Hungarian group was removed from the reception center by misunderstanding. The United Hungarian Societies of Cleveland alleges they were ordered out under threat of military police after traveling from Ohio to collect 100 refugees.
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Camp Kilmer
N. J
Cleveland
United Hungarian Societies of
Ohio
Man Smugglers Aid Hungarian Refugees
Budapest papers report arrests of man smugglers who help Hungarian refugees cross the Austrian border. One 19 year old factory girl jailed received all furniture and clothing of a Budapest family she aided as payment.
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Budapest
Britain Pays World War II Debt and Interest Charges
Britain today paid on schedule 56.18 million dollars on the principal of its lend lease debt and a postwar loan. An additional 1.6 million dollars in interest charges was deposited in a special account with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York after seeking permission to omit the payment.
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Washington
Britain
United States
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Leaky faucet dispute cited in slaying of Clarence Mack
Cleveland police said an argument over a leaky bathroom faucet led to the shotgun slaying of Clarence Mack, 35, on Sunday. Detectives continued to investigate the incident and identified suspects.
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Cleveland
Clarence Mack
Pomeroy Middleport Area Notice
Community index item notes a local notice involving Pomeroy and Middleport with sparse readable details. The fragment references a postal code 26068 and unnamed entities, urging readers to seek fuller publication for action or deadlines.
Eisenhower Pushes Civil Rights Plan in New Congress
President Eisenhower told Republican leaders he will push for action on his civil rights program in the new Congress. White House spokesman Hagerty said the meeting also covered a balanced 1958 budget with no tax-revenue loss. He noted no tax-cut discussion occurred during the three hour session focused on domestic program details.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
James C. Hagerty
GOP
Hagerty
Senate
Traffic Deaths Lag Christmas Toll In New Year Holiday
The Associated Press reports New Year holiday traffic deaths were far below the Christmas peak but still high with 242 traffic victims plus 26 in fires and 51 in miscellaneous accidents, for a total of 319. Ohio totaled 13 traffic deaths in 24 hours.
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National Safety Council
Ohio
Associated Press
Wall Street Ends Year With Second Biggest Splurge
New York reports a New Year’s Eve market surge as volume on Monday reaches 3,680,000 shares, the year’s second largest, ending 1956 with gains only slightly above 1955. The prior big day was Feb 29 when 3,900,000 shares traded after Eisenhower announced a reelection bid.
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New York
Eisenhower
Slender Prisoners Escape Toledo Jail
Five slender prisoners wriggled out of a 12 by 16 inch opening at the Toledo Workhouse early Monday. Four were captured within hours. one remained at large. They pried loose a bar and dropped ten feet to the ground, according to superintendent Roland Lytle.
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Toledo
Ohio
Roland Lytle
Governor-elect ONeill to swear in Circleville council
Gov elect C William ONeill will swear in newly elected Pickaway County Circleville council on New Year's Day at the courthouse. The morning ceremonies will be held in the county courthouse.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. William O'Neill
Pickaway Council
Circleville
Court House
Soviet Union reports 1956 industrial rise in Russia
Moscow asserts industrial production in the Russian federation, the heart of Soviet Russia, grew eight percent in 1956 compared with 1955.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Russian Federation
Soviet Russia
Rail Fare Boost OK'd
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized increases in railroad passenger charges. A nationwide 7 percent rise in interstate Pullman space plus a 5 percent fare hike for interstate travel on western lines and eight large eastern railroads was approved. The increases take effect at midnight.
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Washington
The
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
New Boston Exchange Expected To Reopen
PORTSMOUTH Ohio The New Boston Telephone Exchange the last of three Scioto County exchanges closed Oct 15 will reopen within a week or two a spokesman for the Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co said Monday
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Boston Telephone Exchange
Scioto County
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Saar Becomes State of Western Germany
Saarbrucken reports that the Saar region joins West Germany as its 10th state under a French German treaty signed last October. The 990 square mile coal rich basin is to be integrated economically by late 1959 and its residents will become West German citizens subject to its laws.
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Saarbruecken
Saar
West Germany
France
Germany
League of Nations
Nazi Germany
Communist Party
SS Boost Is Effective
The Social Security tax increases take effect Tuesday affecting about 69.2 million people in 1957. For covered workers and employers the rate rises from 2 to 2.4 percent on earnings, totaling 4 to 4.4 percent. Self employed workers see a rise from 3 to 3.3 percent with coverage on the first 4200 of income.
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Washington
Armed Services
Three CONTINENTAL planes grounded after bomb warning
Three Continental Airlines jets were held for about an hour in Kansas City after an anonymous caller warned of a bomb on a flight to Denver. Investigators found no bomb or credible threat.
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Kansas City
Continental Air Lines
Kansas
Denver
Education By Pass Plan Slated by UC
Cincinnati students who have taken advanced college level courses in high school will be allowed to bypass freshman courses in their field at the University of Cincinnati starting September 1957. Dr. Hoke S. Greene, dean of academic administration, said the policy can aid in meeting national needs in science or mathematics.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Hoke S. Greene
Air Crash Toll Set At 15 Dead In Dhahran
A U S Air Force C121C transport crashed in fog near Dhahran Saudi Arabia killing 15 and injuring 26 as it attempted a landing from Charleston. Most aboard were military personnel. 10,000 foot runways and facilities at Dhahran serve American airmen.
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Bahrein
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabian
Dhahran
Charleston
S.C
Military Air Transportation Service
U. S
Persian Gulf
Oilrich King Saud
Tripoli
Libya
MATS
Air Force
Son of German Pilot Joins U S Air Force
The son of a German World War II pilot joined the U S Air Force. His father Capt Peter Vogel was killed in action. His mother later married Fred Dulle who served with the U S Air Force in Germany and the family moved to the United States in 1947.
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Cincinnati
Monday
U. S. Air Force
Peter Vogel
Fred Dulle
Germany
Cat Dies After Saving Family From Apartment Fire
A cat named Kitty is credited with saving Mr. and Mrs. John Gluvna and their three children from death in a flaming Cleveland apartment on Monday, but the animal perished in the blaze.
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Cleveland
Kitty
John Gluvna
Hungary adopts 10 PM curfew amid New Year gloom
Nepszabadsag reports a grim postwar year ahead with unemployment shortages and factory cuts. Soviet tanks guard government offices as Curfew remains in effect to protect peaceful citizens while Western diplomats may shun Istvan Dobi's New Year reception.
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Budapest
Hungary
Nepszabadsag
Janos Kadar
Istvan Dobi
Dobi
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