Fees in House Seek to Trim Foreign Aid
The House considers a 3.285 billion dollar foreign aid authorization with critics urging deeper cuts. Supporters note the Senate already trimmed 139 million, while opponents warn the bill could be a blank check. The plan includes a 200 million dollar Asia fund without immediate accounting.
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B. L. Livingstone
Washington
House
Richards
D-Sc
Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
India
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Asia
Senators Agree Security Study Won't Silence Red Issue
A bipartisan Senate bill to create a 12 member security commission passed by voice vote and heads to the House. Sen Humphrey says the study may remove the Communist in government issue from politics though not entirely. Sen Aiken agrees it helps but doubts it ends the topic. The panel will include appointees by Nixon Eisenhower and Rayburn with an even party split and two civilian members.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
House
Judiciary Committee
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Sen. Monroney
D Okla
Nixon
GOP
Commission
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Texas
Bridal Gowns Too Revealing, Pastor Says
In Burley England Rev Leslie Aitkin complains brides wear revealing gowns in his church. He notes low cut designs backless and frontless dresses during ceremonies and urges brides to cover up with a shawl if needed. He has been married 17 years.
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Burley
England
Leslie Aitkin
Mr. Aitken
District of Columbia Not a State Says Federal District Status
A statement clarifies that the District of Columbia lacks statehood status and is governed as a Federal District rather than a state, outlining its unique constitutional standing.
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District of Columbia
State
Idaho Officials Denounce Salk Polio Vaccine Program
Idaho health officials said the mass polio vaccination program is postponed indefinitely after losing confidence in the Salk vaccine. State Health Director L. J. Peterson cited doubts about effectiveness and safety, noting the outbreak has killed seven and hospitalized 79 since April, while not blaming Cutter Laboratories or Dr. Jonas Salk.
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Boise
Idaho
L. J. Peterson
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Salk
Jonas Salk
Lebanese Release Israeli Freighter
An Israeli freighter seized after mistakenly entering Lebanon's waters has been released by Lebanese customs guards. The 1,500 ton Branca Ford was intercepted en route from Turkey to Haifa with beans oil and canned fruits before being freed yesterday afternoon.
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Jerusalem
Lebanon
U.N. Truce Organization
Beirut
Turkey
Haifa
McCormick-Craig Co Alumin
A late Sunday fire destroyed the McCormick-Craig Co aluminum coating plant in Muscatine Iowa with unofficial damage estimates exceeding $200000 Residents reported the blaze erupted just before midnight and caused extensive losses to the facility and equipment.
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Muscatine
Iowa
McCormick-Craig Co
GOP to Fight for Ike's Atom Peace Ship
Senate Republicans planned a floor fight to restore 21 million dollars for President Eisenhower's peace ship reactor project as part of the Atomic Energy Commission construction bill. Sen. Hickenlooper said he would offer an amendment while Sen. Anderson signaled backing to block the ship funds. The House passed a 267.7 million dollar bill for AEC projects, but GOP leaders did not restore the ship money.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Sen. Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
Atomic Energy Commission
Sen. Anderson
DNM
House Atomic Energy Committee
House
Joint Committee
AEC
Associated Press
Atomic Energy Committee
W. Sterling Cole
Lewis L. Strauss
Norway
Britain
Russia
France
Forty & Eight Move to Break From American Legion
The Forty and Eight executive committee calls for a nationwide secession from the American Legion, accusing leaders of kingmaker dominance and misusing funds. They urge ratification at the Miami national convention, citing issues over parades, credit for funds raised, and control of membership.
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Indianapolis
Forty & Eight
The
American Legion
Legion
Forty & Eighter
Miami
J. Earl Simpson
Tulsa
Okla
Chef de Chemin de Fer
Forty & Eight Executive Committee
la Societe
Children’s Welfare Fund
Indianapolis Star
James P. Ringley
Chicago
Legion Convention Committee
Maurice Stember
New York City
State Department
Thomas W. Miller
Reno
Nev
National Executive Committee
Ringley
Seaborn F. Collins
Las Cruces
N.M
Legion National
Charles W. Ardrey
National Cor
Ex Factory Worker Becomes Heir to 104 Thousand Estate
Mrs. Anna Chu lick a 48 year old former factory worker becomes sole heir to a 104289 estate from her uncle Michael Kowal who died May 21 at 70. Kowal was a confectionery operator who retired 27 years ago with modest savings that grew through simple living and investments.
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ST. Louis
Anna Chulick
Michael Kowal
Kowal
Philippines seen poised to grow coffee industry
Manila reports a New York consultant says the Philippines has the soil and climate in northern Luzon and Mindanao to expand a small coffee industry into the world market and earn dollars.
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Manila
Philippines
C. DeWitt Dyckman
New York
Dyckman
Luzon
Mindanao
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E. Monroe St
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Florida
Atlanta
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Washington, D.C
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Chevrolet
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