Well Groomed Commie Kozlov to Dedicate Soviet Exhibit in New York
Moscow reports that first vice premier Romanovich Kozlov will travel to New York this weekend to dedicate a Soviet national exhibit. The visit aligns with Vice President Nixon’s upcoming Moscow trip to open the American fair and reflects Kozlov’s prominent role in Soviet leadership and diplomacy.
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Money Bill May Get Ikes Veto
President Eisenhower may veto a major health labor money bill totaling 4.06 billion dollars as Senate debate centers on budget balance. Sen. Everett Dirksen bets the bid could be rejected, while Sen. John Pastore doubts a veto but suggests a freeze of funds may occur. The bill, steered by Lyndon Johnson, passed 83 to 10 in the Senate after prior 70 to 26 vote.
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