Stevenson Offered Paris Mission To Sell NATO Plans
Adlai E Stevenson offered to go to Paris as an advance mission to sell a new nonmilitary aid concept for underdeveloped countries and to press for broader Western aid. He was kept as a Democratic consultant in drafting NATO meeting plans and warned the Paris session would focus on strengthening military posture while Stevenson favored broader development aid.
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Eisenhower
NATO
Stevenson
Washington
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Africa
Illinois
Dulles
Europe
Dag Hammarskjold's Trip Yields Encouraging Middle East Talks
Dag Hammarskjold headed back to New York after negotiations in Damascus that reportedly improved U N efforts to enforce the 1949 armistice. He met Syrian Foreign Minister Salah Bitar and discussed bolstering the Palestine truce observation organization and the Mixed Armistice Commission. No casualties were reported amid border tensions with Israel. In Cairo, President Nasser lauded a sound parliamentary life and outlined a socialist cooperative democratic program.
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Syria
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U.N
New York
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Israel
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Salah Bitar
Hammarskjold
Bitar
U.N Palestine Truce Observation Organization
Mixed Armistice Commission
Tel Azaziat
Shaar Yaahuv
Mt. Scopus
Egypt
Nasser
National Cooperative Congress
Cairo
States Urged to Assume More Federal Functions
A congressional special committee urged states to take full responsibility for vocational education programs and fund local waste treatment facility construction. It recommended local governments bear more costs for repairing facilities after natural disasters and expand roles in peacetime atomic energy, urban development, housing, and metropolitan issues. The plan would allocate 40 percent of the federal tax on local telephone service to states, about 158 million dollars.
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Eisenhower
Governors’ Conference
Rep. Fountain
D-Nc
House
Fountain
Rep
Hoffman
Michigan
Rochester Pinball Operators Charged
Two Rochester residents were arraigned in U S District Court on charges of failing to pay the 250 dollar federal gambling tax on pinball machines. Mrs Marion Hayes operator of the Sportsmen s Bar pleaded not guilty before Judge Edward J Devitt. John Kubat restaurant operator sought time for legal advice before pleading. No trial date or second appearance was set.
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ST. Paul
Rochester
U.S. District Court
Marion Hayes
Sportsmen's Bar
Edward J. Devitt
John Kubat
Wonder drugs change doctors care in hospitals
A Philadelphia surgeon warned at the American Medical Association meeting that antibiotics have made clinicians lax about germ control. Dr. H. Taylor Caswell of Temple University Hospital urged strict sterilization as resistant staphylococci threaten infections in surgical wounds newborns breast abscesses and postoperative patients.
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AP Science
Philadelphia
H. Taylor Caswell
Temple University Hospital
American Medical Assny
Caswell
Nose Nipped in Dance Fight Leaves Mrs Rios Noseless
In Fresno California 18 year old Virginia Belen Garcia was jailed on mayhem charges after biting off part of Cynthia Sue Rios nose during a dance fight. The report notes Russia's population at 193 million excluding satellites.
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Max Fleig
Robert
Mary Lou Wagner
Mary Lou
Chicago
Carol Ann Young
Flint
Mich
Helen Jelinek
Young
Fresno
Calif
Virginia Belen Garcia
Cynthia Sue Rios
U S Faces Race for First Atomic Plane Decision Time Narrowing
Defense officials weigh racing Russia to establish the first atomic plane versus delaying for a more capable warplane. ARPA will be created to define future weapons while budget increases push ballistic missiles and antisubmarine programs forward. Polaris could move up to 1960 or earlier with new funding. Thor and Jupiter IRBM production targets accelerated by year end.
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Washington
Russia
ARPA
Pentagon
Air Force
Army
Tokyo protest near U.S. embassy over Okinawa occupation
About 150 leftist Japanese students marched before the American embassy in Tokyo protesting U.S. occupation of Okinawa. Two hundred police guarded the embassy with no violence reported.
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U.S
Okinawa
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