Congress Likely Slashes Foreign Aid Funds This Year
Congress plans deep cuts in the administration's foreign aid request citing a backlog of over eight billion dollars in unobligated funds and anger at the Defense Department's handling. The House and Senate aim to reduce the three billion dollar-plus request, with scrutiny of procurement scandals and a grand jury probe. Treasury Secretary Humphrey rises as a key power player, while Weather Bureau funding gains focus for expanded hurricane alerts and storm warnings.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Justice Department
Army
Navy
Weather Bureau
Theodore F. Green
D-R L
Green
United States
Bricker Amendment Debate Highlights Constitutional Tension
The Sun News Desk outlines the Bricker Amendment to curb international agreements by requiring congressional ratification. It explains Article VI, the supremacy clause, and the president's treaty power, arguing for three sections to ensure treaties do not override the Constitution. It cites Yalta and Potsdam as dangers, urging swift adoption of Bricker’s proposal.
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Sta Bricker
Hiylion
United States
Bricker
Sen. Bricker
Senate
In love again with the girl in Fast 4ath in New York
The narrator, living in a noisy East Side block near Second Avenue, recalls early romance with Katharine Hepburn. He narrates admiration for Hepburns from a rough era, noting box office fame and pivotal roles from The Philadelphia Story to The Millionairess.
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New York
East 49Th
Second Avenue
Katharine Hephurn
Kate
Hepburn
Jack
John Barrymore
Ameridva
Ling
Moenrae
Lana
Moe
Alice Adame
Annemnes
Bill
Summertime at the Bijou a tender Venice romance
Mel Heimer reviews Summertime, a film adaptation by David Live of Shirley Booth’s play The Time of the Cueloo, starring Hepburn as Jane Hudson. The piece notes Venice setting, Brasi as the Italian shopkeeper, and a quiet, intimate mood focused on a woman’s dawning sense of being.
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Cueloo
Shirley Booth
Venter
Tia
Ross
the Brazzi
East 49Th Street
Venice
49Th Street
Jane Hudson
Akron
Fastath Street
Miss Hepburn
Piazza San Mareo
Bridge of Sighs
Warman
Mr. Loan
Sisner Brazzi
East Mth Street
Nehru predicts Soviet may quit Cominform
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru told New Delhi press that he doubts Soviet Union will join a Russian neutralist bloc and suggests Abandoning Cominform could ease East West tensions ahead of the Geneva summit discussions. He warned Cominform does not fit the neutralist aim. Nehru spoke after returning from a song event prior to the Bible verse reference.
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Charles ML. McCann
United Press
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Geneva
Nehru
New Delhi
Crismunist Bureau
Informat Ad
Jones
Eisenhower Presses Discussion At Geneva On Subversion
President Eisenhower in opening Geneva remarks warned of Communist subversion as a chief world tension source. He cited the Cominform formed by the Kremlin and argued for separate peaceful treatment of Soviet satellite nations. He noted U S support for Lithuania Latvia and Estonia and said Washington will continue to seek their freedom and recognition.
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Russia
Noehrig
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Unite States
Litiania
Tatvia
Esthenia
Europe
Nazi Germany
U Union
New York
Baytown Sun Publisher and staff list included
Baytown Sun notes staff roles and office details including editor publisher and ad director. Subscriptions rate lines show carrier and mail options with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly prices. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Baytown post office under federal law.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbet
Baytown
Texas
Fred Bartman
Syd
Gould
Vean
Beulah Mae Jackson
Armed Services
Fexan
Hot Spell In 1855 What Were They Doing 100 Years Ago
Washington column recalls heat in 1855 Congress in recess and President Pierce cooling in New England. Advertisements reveal tempo and places like Capon Springs and Mountain House. Notices show accounts of stoking tavern life and a New York Times report on a secret service role in Europe.
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Warsan Wy Nechols
Washington
Congress
Franklin Pierce
New England
Tly
Muess
Murray
George W. Blackston
George
Baltimore
Mountain
Clagett, Newton, May and Co
Nevespaper
Ne York Times
Woingston
Roger A. Pryor
Europe
Fragmented Trivia From A Dizzy Knowledge Bag
A collage of questions and clues spans art, explorers, jurists, and presidents. It names painters like The Wight Watch, pondered Peru before Pizarro, and asks which British jurist authored Commons fairies on kw. It catalogs ex presidents, ballad singers, and actors with cryptic hints, plus birthdays, quotes, and scattered facts for a playful knowledge grab bag.
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Wight Watch
Sprite
Peru
Pizarro
United States
Eisenhower Faces Pressure to Discuss Far East Issue
Washington leaders hear that Eisenhower may be forced to discuss Far East matters at Geneva as 13 State Department Asia Africa experts stand by in Paris. An Indian intelligence warning says Communist China may attack Quemoy and Matsu unless talks occur. Dulles sees hope for talks. other advisers fear concessions and warn of Moscow strength.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
Washington
Far East
Bulganin
China
Pariy
State Department
Asia
Africa
Ike
Quemoy
Matsu
United States
Chow En Lai
U.S
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Fishbower
Formosa
Knowland
John Foster Dulles
Louise Worthington Boothe
Lake Geneva
United Front
Tice
Russia
Dulles
A& Lular
Viserra
Bulgaria
Festry Dulles
Crus Old
Molotov
San Francisco
European Union
Kremlin
Yalta
Franklin Roosevelt
Geneve Valley
USA
U. S
Jile Roosey
Tire
Leo
Navigation and signaling duties on ship at sea
Messages and orders must be transmitted quickly and accurately by visual means from the ship to other ships and to shore. Careful watch is needed for enemy ships and aircraft. The Quartermaster performs or assists in these duties.
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