Senate Agency Adds 220 Million to Foreign Aid
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee backed a 220 million dollar increase in foreign aid authorization as the House trimmed military and economic assistance. Debates centered on emergency aid and defense spending while the panel sought to authorize funding for the upcoming fiscal year with future appropriations.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
House
Eisen-jgress
India
U.S
Voice Vale
Eno House
Reese
House’ Foreign Atfaifa
Chet weighs cheap camera gifts for holiday use
In Chester a reader discusses a budget camera choice for the holiday weekend. He notes his wife wants portable snapshots while he prefers color slides. The tip suggests buying two simple Brownie Star cameras at about $4.50 each or similar models to please both sides and keep domestic peace.
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Chester
Chet
O'Ake
Russian troupe visits Los Angeles for seven performances
A Moscow troupe arrives in Los Angeles for seven performances starting Saturday at Shrine Auditorium. The tour then continues to San Francisco and St. Louis, as announced for the engagement.
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Moscow
Noistyev
Paneer
Los ‘Angeles
Shrine
Auditoriuim
San
SL. Louis
Yale scientist reports head transplant on chick
Yale scientist Mira Pavlovic reports transplanting a chick's head onto another body with the embryo still alive, noting about 70 day viability for some subjects though most of the 100 operated chicks died shortly after hatching.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Scientik
Yugoslavia
Mira Pavlovic
Alaska Bill Clears Hurdle In House Vote Debated
Alaska controversial statehood bill cleared a major hurdle as the House voted 217 to 172 to bypass the Rules Committee and debate the measure. The move paves the way for Alaska to become the 40th state in the Union. Army Guard Pact Offered But governors pressed to keep Guard strength at 400,000 as the Army offered a 10 percent cut with no division eliminations.
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Alaska
Siatelood
House
Ie Union
Miami Beach
Pla
Maxwell D. Taylor
Neill
Metley
Pope Bles ses Stritch Amid Stroke Recovery
Pope Francis bestowed his blessing on Samuel Cardinal Stritch as he shows steady improvement from a cerebral stroke on Monday. Dr. Ralph Bergen reports the Cardinal’s condition as improving daily and could tie exhale to further recovery. The update notes partial paralysis on the left side but trending toward better function. The report also mentions caution from U.S. State Department to its agents about questions that could provoke policy discussions with reporters.
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Ping
Ralph Borgen
Gardinal
Chicago
Bergen
Newamen
Cardinal Stritch
Lewis Gough Honored as Veteran of the Year
Lewis Gough of Pasadena receives the Veteran of the Year honor at a top awards dinner. National Legion leader Blackmore praised Gough’s four decades of service to the Legion and country. Gough has led Post 13, served as California state commander, national commander in 1953, and chaired the California Veterans Board while holding other civic roles.
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B.A. Blackmore
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American Legion
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Apia
Fas
Lewis
Gough
Maeludi
Rufus B. von KleinSaid
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von. KleinSmid
Legion
John RF. Rul
Tam
Tawis
K.gough
Midair Collision Leaves Twelve Dead In Maryland Crash
Capt Julius RomeCoy of the Pila DF is shown in Frederick Maryland hospital with facial and hand burns after a mid-air collision involving a Capital/Alkings passenger plane. The disaster killed twelve people and left several injured.
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Piladf
Capital/Alkings
Frederick
Lana Turner Damage Suit Demurrer Upheld
Lana Turner fights a 750000 damage suit filed by the Stompanato family alleging harm from a death related incident. The actress and her attorneys challenged the case, claiming insufficient evidence to support the action, with the demurrer urged on behalf of Turner and her daughter Chevy Crane.
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Chevy Crane
Tur
Caltech to Host Meet on Nuclear Energy Developments
An array of scientists and industry leaders will meet at Caltech to discuss nuclear energy advances, its future potential, and related policy. L A Dus Bridge will outline real development stats, with echoes of Atomic Energy Commission support and talks on energy use, technology, and resources.
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Calfornis
Franca Oy
L. A. Dus Bridge
Witl
Atomic, Energy’ Com -One
Ralifier
Mic Energy Commission
al Nuclear Energy
AEG Researchy
Naval Arid
United States Navy
Jess¢ Lei Groenrofessor
Frederick C. Divi
Aeronautics
YMCA Work Days Set for Cabin at Pasadena
The South Pasadena San Marino YMCA Men’s Club will hold annual work days Saturday and Friday from 9 to 12 at the YMCA on 439 Arroyo Dr. They plan to install the cabin exterior and later renew the roof.
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Pasadena-San. Marino
YMCA
Arroyo Dr. South
Pasadena
Gold Pants Rally Sparks Ban Debate
Clipped text reports a sensational pageant moment featuring Karol Fagerog of Miami defeating Miss Collet Manet of France amid controversy over attire and conduct. The fragment hints at a broader ban discussion driven by a U S gal’s ensemble choices and opposing views from male politicians.
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Paris
France
Mick
Karol Fagerog
Miami
Flas
Miss Fagers
Collet Manet
Apho
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