Senators Seek Reductions in Foreign Aid After Europe Visit
Seven US senators in Berlin after tours of Scandinavia the Netherlands and Belgium signaled possible cuts to dollar aid under the European Recovery Program while avoiding naming countries. They debated dismantling West German industries and urged careful scrutiny of aid needs.
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New Mexico
Collision Kills Truck Driver Near Dallas
A truck driver about 50 named A. R. Clements, who lived near Paris, was killed Thursday in a head on collision with a diesel truck driven by J. C. Morton of Mesquite. The wreck occurred at US Highway 80 and Buckner Boulevard near Dallas.
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Paris
Clements
J. C. Morton
Mesquite
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Big Tom Missed Kids Returns Home After 600 Mile Trek
A weary cat named Yellow Jack, missing from Hayti, Missouri, trudged about 600 miles to reach his Missouri owners. The part Persian alley cat left Hayti on July 4 and arrived October 31, traveling through Illinois and along Lake Michigan. He was returned to the Clemons family, who care for five children, after a long journey marked by fatigue and worn condition.
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Mich
Missouri
Hayti
Burnice Clemons
Leonard McMullen
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McMullen
Motionless Nud es Protest Over Continent Nudes
The Public Morality Council protested a British stage invasion by nude continental performers. It claimed Britain bans strip teases yet faces a ruling that allows still nude acts. An official argued customers still see the nudity even when performers stay motionless.
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Public Morality Council
Continent
King George Undergoes Routine Medical Check
Buckingham Palace reports King George received a routine medical check at the royal residence. Sir John Weir and two doctors attended, continuing surveillance for an leg circulation obstruction that began nearly a year ago.
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King George
London
George
Buckingham Palace
John Weir
Catholics Told Of Obligations In Czechoslovakia
Prague reports the government asserts priests must work for Communism and Catholics should cooperate with new church control laws. The amnesty of 127 prisoners is cited as proof of the regime’s strength and a call for faithful collaboration in the socialist build of the country. The government presses clergy and hierarchy to accept cooperation with state controls.
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Prague
Catholic News
Ministry of Education
Klement Gottwald
Director's Household Secrets Made Public
In Santa Monica California on November 3 a court entered judgment against director Howard Hawks and his former wife Nancy for a grocer's unpaid bill of 3590.48 dollars. By stipulation the judge noted Hawks' daily groceries including three pounds of hamburger for the dogs.
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Hawks
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