Dulles Offers Journalists Qualified China Admission
Secretary of State Dulles proposed a limited program allowing a small number of responsible newsmen to visit Red China to report conditions. He stressed the travel ban remains in force for the general public and warned the plan faces practical and policy objections from news executives.
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Dulles
Red China
State Department
Associated Press Board of Directors
Middle East
Eiisenhower
Communist
China
Peiping
Secretary Humphrey Tries Out Golf Game in Augusta
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey, a first time golfer, played his initial nine holes in Augusta. He joked that he stopped counting after a 67 year career in the cabinet. He joined President Eisenhower on the course as a spectator before taking his first lesson Saturday.
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Humphrey
White House
James C. Hagerty
Krey
Eisenhower
Egyptian Government Orders Newsman Out
Cairo reports Barrett McGurn New York Herald Tribune correspondent told US Embassy he must leave Egypt. No reason given by Egyptian information department. McGurn departed by plane to Rome, base in New York. He arrived in Cairo just over a month ago. Herald Tribune had no comment.
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New York Herald Tribune
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Jordan Faces Second Political Crisis After Cabinet Crisis
Amman reports a new political storm as Premier Hussein Khalidi resists demands for his resignation amid a show of unity by parties including leftists. Demonstrations flare in Jericho and Nablus as King Hussein’s regime fights Western interference rumors and calls for broader party representation.
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Nablus
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Ali Hayari
Syria
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Said Mufti
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Fawzi Mulki
Hisa
Jor Oo
Egypt
Israel Says Marauders Viewed With Extreme Concern
Israel tells the United Nations Security Council it views marauding from the Gaza Strip into Israel with extreme concern. Mordecai R. Kidron writes that Israel has turned over the Strip to the UN Emergency Force and cites five infil trations, one attempted theft and one mine laying this month.
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Mordecai R. Kidron
U.N. Security Council
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Strip
U.N
Living Costs Hit Another Record High
The March living cost index rose to 118.9, up 0.2 from February, 3.7 higher than a year earlier, with wage boosts for about 1.4 million workers and widespread price increases in housing, clothing, medical care, and consumer goods amid ongoing inflation.
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Labor Department
Commerce Department
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H. E. Riley
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd seeks divorce in adultery case
London April 23 Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd 52 filed for divorce on adultery grounds. His wife Elizabeth 30 is not defending. Petition due before June 7 in London. Co respondent named Martin Lubbock 35 son of county council chairman. Lloyd has served 17 months as foreign secretary and was tipped as a potential prime minister.
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Selwyn Lloyd
Anthony Eden
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Degreehip
de Cete Waa
Elizabeth Lloyd
Lloyds
Martin Lubbock
Daily Telegraph
USAF Starts Ice Runway Work Near North Pole
At Westover AFB Massachusetts on April 23 the 8th Air Force said engineers began a 5000 foot runway 100 miles from the North Pole on Fletcher's Island in the Arctic Ocean. The ice is covered with tarpaulin and heated to melt and refreeze into a smooth surface for use by scientists during the International Geophysical Year.
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Uyhe International Geophysical Ear
American saves Chinese youth in covert rescue flight
An American pilot described a daring April mission into Hunan Province to rescue the son of a wealthy Chinese businessman from Communist custody. The eight hour operation used a PBY aircraft from Macao to land, pick up the boy, and return to Macao without incident. The pilot refused a $10,000 offered reward and said the act was a mercy run.
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Red China
Henry Bush
Hunan
Bush
Hong Kong
Macao
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Eisie A. Bush
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Massapequa
Long Island
Linea Aeropostal Venezolana
Nonce
Trade Commission May Lose Store Controls
Chairman Celler said the Federal Trade Commission may lose jurisdiction over crash store chains due to a special exception for meat. he cited FTC examiner rulings in a case involving Food Stores Inc.
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Celler
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House
Anti-Trust
Federal Trade Commission
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Food Stores Inc
Suez Question Returns to United Nations
Secretary of State Dulles signals a U N Security Council step on the Suez issue, aiming to push Egyptian acceptance of the canal’s operating formula. He notes ships may enter tolls paid under protest and backs Jordan King Hussein amid Middle East tensions.
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Turncoat Annie Pate Weds Cousin in St. Louis
An ex GI who defected to the Communists during the Korean War married his first cousin Barbara Jones in St. Louis, despite Missouri law banning such unions. Arlie Pate’s father confirmed the nuptials and noted his son’s earlier return and apology for past violence.
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Annie Pate
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Barbara Jones
Arlie
Daniel H. Pate
Missouri
L. L. Bornschein
United States
Eisenhower Says Arms Race Can Be Halted
President Eisenhower voiced confidence that the East-West atomic weapons race can be slowed and reduced. He urged an indispensable but gradual arm reduction plan and outlined hopes for inspection and controls with Russia after 75 minutes with Harold Stassen before London talks resume. Hagerty noted U S efforts to negotiate a workable agreement while Stassen declined press briefings.
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James C. Hagerty
White House
N and W Posts Rising Net Income in March 1957
Norfolk and Western Railway reports a 25 percent rise in net income for March 1957 over March 1956, reaching 4 104 366. First quarter net income grew 9 percent to 9 082 202, while operating revenue climbed 18 percent to 61 471 584 for the quarter.
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Norfolk and Era Railway
Bayt Monthly
N&w
Food authority Beard slams Washington eating habits
James A. Beard, renowned eatery expert and author, criticizes the capital's diet amid cocktail hour excesses. He notes Washington residents comfort with catered parties fosters appetite loss and dulls enjoyment of food, contrasting New York's stronger culinary scene.
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James A. Beard
Beard
New York
Israel recognizes Druse sect as separate religious community
The Israeli government announced formal recognition of the Druse as a distinct religious group with own courts for marriage divorce and inheritance and administer their own funds. The Druses, a mystic sect separated from Islam 950 years ago, live in 18 villages in Galilee and Carmel and serve in the army on a voluntary basis.
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Israel
Galilee
Carmel
Man Drinks Whisky Fills Jug With Dimes
In Pontiac Michigan April 2 AM Mrs Emil Karaset of Walled Lake gave her husband a half gallon bottle of whisky for their first anniversary He kept the bottle and used it as a piggy bank Dropping dimes into it over the years the couple cashed 24 pounds of dimes for 460 in travelers checks at Community National Bank of Walled Lake They plan a May 13 trip to Denver Colorado for their fifth wedding anniversary.
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Emil F. Karaset
Walled Lake
Karaset
Karasets
Community National Bank of Walleda
Denver
Colo
Possible new laws to curb misuse of union funds
Secretary of Labor Mitchell plans talks with President Eisenhower on potential legislation to regulate union funds amid Senate Rackets Committee findings. Hagerty said Mitchell will travel to Aususia, Georgia, where the President is vacationing, for discussions that may precede a formal bill.
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James C. Hagerty
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