Johnson urges FHA type college loans for students
Lyndon Johnson tells a St. Louis university audience he hopes Congress will pass next year a program to insure educational loans for every student desiring higher education. He cites education as central to winning the century and stresses not to let division over race or religion block the effort.
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Lyndon Johnson
Texas
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Congress
Johnson
St. Louis University
FHA
Federal Housing Administration
Cost Markup On Medicine Putnt
Senate anti trust subcommittee charges Schering Corp sold prednisolone derivative at a 1118 percent wholesale markup. Schering president Brown defended pricing, noting missing costs and industry factors. Subcommittee cited 814 percent research and 23 percent distribution costs as context.
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Washington
Senate Anti-Trust
Lone Drug House
Schering Corp
Bloomfield
N.J
Kefauver
Dtenn
Francis Brown
Schering
Brown
Philippines Take Back Town After Navy Rule Ends
Olongapo, Philippines, a coastal city of about 65 000, was returned to the Philippine government in a ceremony ending 45 years of U.S. navy control.
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Olongapo
Philippines
U.S
U.S. Navy
Space Monkey Sam Returns to Aviation Medicine School
Sam the space monkey returned Sunday night to his home at the School of Aviation Medicine for tests.
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San Antonio
Sam
Space Monkey
School of Aviation Medicine
Firm Pleads Fraud Guilty In Govt Conspiracy Case
The F. L. Jacobs Co. pleaded guilty to conspiring to defraud the government by filing false financial reports. The holding company from Detroit was charged alongside former chairman Alexander Guterma and others in a trial that includes Comficor Inc and the Chatham Corp. Sentencing is postponed until the co-defendants finish their trials.
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NEW York
F. L. Jacobs Co
Detroit
Alexander Guterma
Robert Eveleigh
Comficor, Inc
Chatham Corp
Jacobs
Three Die in Crash Near Charles City
Three young men were killed in a Monday auto accident about 24 miles east of Charles City on highway 18. Victims Louis Moeller 24 of Rudd Norman Melcher 21 near Rudd and Robert F. Franks on 24 near Rockford died when the car driven by Melcher left the highway, flipped over in a ditch and landed beyond a field driveway.
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Charles City
Louis Moeller
Rudd
Norman Melcher
Robert F. Frankson
Rockford
L. L. Lane
Melcher
Court Refuses To Bar Mack-Whiteside Trial
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to stop a second trial for Richard Mack and Thurman Whiteside on charges they plotted to fix a Miami television channel award.
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Washington
Spreme Court
Richard Mack
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Lefkowitz Fights Phonies Upping New York Fraud Action
Sylvia Porter notes New York Attorney General Louis J. Lefkowitz battles investment swindles and phonies. He arranged cooperation with Canada to curb frauds, with Iowans among victims of Canadian mining schemes.
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Sylvia Porter
New York
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Lefkowitz
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Pearl Harbor Could Have Cost Japan Half of Fleet
Tokyo based interview with former ambassador Kichisaburo Nomura recalls the Pearl Harbor strike as a risky act that could have cost Japan half its fleet if detected early. Nomura, then in Washington, defends Japan’s Axis choice, compares prewar radicals to modern leftists, and says a negotiated peace was possible. He denies foreknowledge of the attack and notes domestic pressure shaped Tokyo’s decision.
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Kichisaburo Nomura
Washington
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Nomura
U.S
Normura
Nippon Victor (Phonograph) Co
Hitler
Mussolini
Khrushchev
Mao
State Department
Nasser Writes Book on 1956 Suez War
Cairo AP report says President Nasser is authoring a book about the 1956 Suez crisis. The article notes the project was disclosed in a Monday newspaper report and emphasizes the historical framing of the war.
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Cairo
Nasser
Eisenhower Seeks Peace Inspiration From Pope John XXIII
President Eisenhower meets Pope John XXIII in Rome seeking blessing for peace and freedom. The Pope praises the American quest for concord among nations while Eisenhower thanks him for his words and blessing.
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Vatican City
Eisenhower
John XXIII
Free World
U.S
John Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Rome
Vatican
Mr. Eisenhower
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Eisenhower Receives Unmatched Welcome in Ankara
President Eisenhower arrived in Ankara after Rome and described the reception as the most splendid ever seen in a city of this size. Crowds estimated from 400000 to 700000 cheered as bands played and people shouted Yasha while he rode in an open car. He told Turkish President Bayar the U.S. will continue to support Turkey’s economic development and security with allies, and praised the Turkish people's spirit against threats.
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Turkey
Eisenhower
Rome
Tl Am
Celal Bayar
U.S
Unexpected Gifts Lift Cedar Rapids United Fund Near Goal
Cedar Rapids Marion United Fund moved within 10 000 dollars and 2 percentage points of its goal with 541 636 98 189 percent of 551 641 total. Special gifts led by Hillis Gill Forbes Osberg reached 103 percent with 73 334 and industrial led by E H Christensen hit 104 percent with 112 774. Other sections include pattern gifts 216 736 96 percent classified 113 911 94 percent residential 16 320 90 percent Marion 8 561 98 percent. Workers urge returning unfilled cards and remind that late gifts can be mailed to the United Fund office in the Chamber of Commerce building.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids-Marion United Fund
Hillis Gill
Forbes Osberg
Industrial
E. H. Christensen
Marion
United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Warn of Cheap Easy-To-Get Guns Des Moines AP
Iowa law enforcement warned that mail order gun ads in national magazines offer cheap hand guns, some as low as six ninety five, risking youth access. Sheriff Wilbur Hildreth and other officials urged tighter gun control. Attorney General Erbe called for strengthening statutes to curb easy firearms commerce.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Associated Press
Hannan
Marshall County
Asa Landes
Eisenhower greeted by huge Karachi cheering crowd
President Eisenhower drew a million strong welcome in Karachi as he arrived from Turkey. Crowds lined streets and rooftops, shouted Eisenhower zindabad, cheered from schools and offices, and rode in a gold car toward the Ayub Khan residence during a 40 hour stay.
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Mr. Eisenhower
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Karachi
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