End to Goodwill Visits Sweeping U S Strategy Review Aboard
An era of top level diplomacy may end as Eisenhower’s Tokyo visit collapses amid three major crises. Officials blame miscalculations, spurred Soviet and Chinese propaganda, and the Japan security treaty timing for undermining credibility and fragile democracy.
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U. S
America
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Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Free World
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Red China
Pacific
Douglas MacArthur II
Doctor files bankruptcy over 3000 debtors in Greensboro
Dr Daniel Archie McLaurin of Garner North Carolina filed a bankruptcy petition in U S District Court listing debts of 44350 and assets of 61071. He notes that most assets consist of about 50271 owed by about 3000 patients.
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Greensboro
N.C
U.S. District Court
Daniel Archie McLaurin
Garner, N.C
Will calls for roses daily in will case
LA based William Bari Bari’s estate worth 300000 goes to friend Oscar Collins if his wife Clara receives two dozen roses and a silver dollar every day of her life. Half of Collins’ share goes to charity. Bari died in a December plane crash near Benson Arizona.
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Los Angeles
William Barr
Oscar C. Collins
Collins
Clara Collins
House Debates Restoring Foreign Aid Budget Increases
The House weighs restoring part of the foreign aid cut as it reacts to the Paris summit fallout and Tokyo rioting. Rep. Taber and Rep. Ford push to restore 250 million and 50 million, respectively, while Rep. Halleck leads the GOP bid amid claims the program is oversized or ineffective.
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Tokyo
House
Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
John Taber
New York
GOP
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Oto E. Passman
D-La
Costs drop to orbit one pound to space stations
Los Angeles AP reports Dr. A M Zarem predicts space stations costing under 1000 dollars per pound could enable 500 tons of satellites to be placed in orbit for about a billion dollars annually. He notes costs may fall from 15000 to 1000 dollars per pound as technology advances.
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Los Angeles
United States
A. M. Zarem
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Zarem
Stanford Research Institute
Electro- Optical Systems Inc
Pasadena
Calif
Senate Passes 1.25 Billion Omnibus Housing Bill
The Senate approved a 1.2475 billion omnibus housing bill 64 to 16 after a 14 hour session. It funds college dorm loans, slum clearance, and veteran housing programs while party amendments extend VA home loan guarantees and 25,000 new low rent units.
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Senate
House Banking Committee
Jennings Randolph
D-Wva
Joseph Clark
D-Pa
Clark
Sparkman
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Defense High Command Meets on Japan Crisis
At Quantico the Defense Department convenes the eighth annual secretaries conference to review intelligence and diplomatic outlooks on Japan. Secretary Gates calls the Japan situation extremely disturbing amid leftist opposition to the U S Japan security treaty.
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Quantico
Defense Department
Japan
Thomas
Gates Jr
Washington
Gates
U. S
United States
Guard Pilot Killed in Crash at Ripley
An Army National Guard observation plane crashed at Camp Ripley Minnesota during summer training. Second Lt. Arnold T. Stoecker 25 died in Little Falls hospital and 2nd Lt. James M. Barker 25 Bloomington is hospitalized. Stoecker left a wife and two children.
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Camp Ripley, Minn
Army National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minneapolis
Arnold T. Stoecker
Little Falls
Minnesota
47Th National Guard
James M. Barker
Bloomington
Stoecker
The
Guard
Missing 1828 Penny at Northwest Numismatic Show
Salem Oregon police report items from the Northwest Numismatic Association convention. an 1828 penny valued at 50 dollars disappeared as the three day event closed.
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Salem, Ore
Northwest Numismatic Assn
Needham Bank Guard Faces Larceny Charge Over Buried Cash
Eugene Hicks, 32, a bank guard and part time prison guard, admitted taking 103000 from a Norfolk County Trust Co bank vault and burying it in his relatives graves. Police recovered 34300 from his father’s grave and similar sums at other burial sites. Hicks led investigators to the graves and surrendered after a tip from a Boston subway station.
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Needham, Mass
Eugene Hicks
Needham
Hicks
Dedham District Court
Norfolk County Trust Co
FBI
Police
Boston
West Roxbury
Needham Bank
Walpole State Prison
Pinkerton
Put Wear in Old Linoleum and Coat Floor Coverings
A quick home tip recommends applying Glaxo plastic type coating to old linoleum to extend life and enhance beauty. The coating forms a glass like finish without being slippery and is budget friendly, aiding waxing and upkeep in Cleveland.
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