Nixon Sees Good Chance of Budget Balance Next Year
Vice-President Nixon told a National Association of Manufacturers dinner that chances are good for a balanced federal budget next year but warned defense spending would rise and national security must endure. He urged continued efforts to cut waste, defend against duplication, and urged trade barriers reduction along with foreign aid support. He said there will be no tax cut next year but taxes could rise and the budget will be trimmed through domestic program reductions while preserving defense strength.
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Ralph Chapman
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Defense Department
Nam
National Assn
Waldorf-Astoria
United States
Nixon
Soviet Union
Free World
UN Rejects Algeria Compromise in General Assembly
The UN General Assembly political committee rejected by a 17 to 37 vote a compromise resolution on Algeria. France opposed any UN intervention, with six abstentions. France did not participate and South Africa boycotted. Afro-Asian states rejected the half measure despite U.S. urgings.
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United Nations
UNS
UN Assembly
Algeria
France
Southin Africa
Mristian Pineau
U.S
U S Relents on Visits to China
The U S Department reversed itself and will grant permission for a close of six Americans imprisoned in Communist China to visit there. Officials cited prolonged separation from families and hope Beijing will decide to release and allow return. Previously Sir John Foster Dulles refused in January, citing belligerent Communist China actions.
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EDS
John Feeler Dulles
China
Indonesia seizes Dutch harbor facilities in Jakarta
Information Minister Sudibjo says Indonesia has seized all Dutch harbor facilities in Jakarta and will place armed guards aboard nationalized Dutch ships to prevent escape. Compensation will be discussed after the dispute ends. Paris reports explain Gaillard coalition talks fail to reach a compromise on inflation and wage hikes for government workers. Dag Hammersholt leaves Beirut after renewed Israeli Arab tensions flare near the Middle East.
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Indonesia
Sudibjo
Paris
Gaillard
France
Noucus
Dag
Beirut
Lebanon
Dag Hammar Shiold
New York
Ie Middle
Israel
Jordan
Cuba gun plot suspect ring nabbed in California
Detectives detained four individuals in Los Angeles on a suspected gun smuggling plan to Cuba. Authorities say the group passed about 1200 dollars in bad checks to fund the venture, indicating a forged funds operation connected to firearms. The Washington Daily News noted a missed satellite deadline amid broader space program setbacks.
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Cuba
Washington
Washington Daily News
Stevenson denies London Chronicle article linking him to Eisenhower policy
Adlai E. Stevenson yesterday disavowed authorship of a London News-Chronicle piece quoting him as saying the Eisenhower administration had sacrificed the respect and confidence of friends abroad for political advantage. He stated he had not written the article or spoken to any of its reporters.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
London News-Chronicle
Eisenhower
Stevenson
London
Donkey marriage plan ends with parental chase
In Asvestochori Greece 19 year old John Viansis hired a donkey to take 17 year old Maria Ghiotou to wed. The stubborn donkey stopped near the village square delaying the couple while Maria’s parents caught up and spanked the bride-to-be before the would-be wedding was halted.
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Asvestochori
Greece
John Viansis
Maria Ghiotou
Maria
John
Halt Arms to Jordan Denial After Airlift Report
American officials denied any new arms shipments to Jordan after reports spread when a U S Air Force Skymaster cargo plane landed at Amman unannounced two days earlier. They said the flight carried spare parts for a tank transporter damaged en route from Akaba Zerka.
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Jordan
Amman
United States Air Force
Skymaster
Akabapo Zerka
Give Back Our Rocket and Sputnik Fallout
The article recounts Nikita Khrushchev claiming the United States must return a carrier rocket from Sputnik I, while U.S. officials deny knowledge of a fragment landing in American territory. It also notes scattered weather forecasts for Southern California and Alaska, a rocket fall claim near Ft. Greely, and the San Gabriel Valley Symphony opening its 30th season.
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Moscow
Nikita Vshrushchev
United States
Communist Party
Cin
American
Southland
Pasadena
California
Siax
Eigine
Riverside
Burbank
Sputnik
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Memphis
Orleans
Llewellyn Fiowasville Thompson
Khrushehet
Chyace Ark
Felewalaah
Washington
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St.Sie.Marie
Seana Barocket
U.S
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State Department
Wawanan
Germany
U.S. Army
Fairbanks
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Ft. Greely Reservation
Ing
Fred L. Whipple
Siltheo Panastra
Symphony
Camp Monrovia
San Gab
Joridge
Mass
Labor Front Testimony Details Union Terror Plots
Witnesses linked Teamsters leaders to a four year reign of intimidation in Tennessee. Lola Freels testified that President William J. Reynolds and other officials urged coercion of employers and opponents, discussed injunctive actions against pickets, and threatened her after she agreed to testify. Evidence included threats, purchases of dynamite, and a $1900 income-item tied to Beck’s alleged embezzlement in the Dave Beck grand larceny trial.
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Washington
INS
Teamsters
Ternnessee
Lola Freels
Knoxville Teamsters
Roth
If L. Payne
Payne
Knox County Chantery
Charles Dawson
Ava
Janion Funrs
Reynolds
Jerday
Dave Beck
Certified Public Accountant
Beck
CPA
Carl Houston
Theft at Pasadena drugstore targets two men
Mrs. Mary Smith of 5715 Fair Oaks Ave reports two men about 40 years old robbed a Pasadena drugstore of roughly 40 dollars. One suspect had an English accent and blond hair. both were about 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighed around 160 pounds.
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Pasadena
Mary Smith
Fair Oaks Ave
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