FBI Executive Loses Hat in White House Lobby
Louis B. Nichols an FBI executive misplaced his hat in the President’s lobby at the White House. A messenger retrieved the skimmer from a pile on the lobby table after Nichols hunted for minutes. The piece also notes White House staff awaiting Eisenhower’s re election decision and reports on Gardner resignation rumors.
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White House
Louis B. Nichols
FBI
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J. Edgar Hoover
Eisenhower
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Trevor Gardner
Air Force
Gardner
The Man Called X Returns to Channel 9 at 9 PM
Barry Sullivan stars in The Man Called X as it debuts a new half hour timeslot on Channel 9 Mondays at 9 PM. The program promotes suspense and action with international intrigue and exotic settings.
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Barry Sullivan
Channel 9
U S Warns Allies On Soviet Trade
The United States warned allies they cannot gain wealth by trading with the Russians amid calls to ease sanctions on Moscow and Communist China. The International Cooperation Administration report on mutual security aid notes Soviet reluctance to trade with the West as the main barrier, highlighting that the Soviets seek only military-boosting goods when restrictions ease.
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China
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International Cooperation Administration
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West German Budget Clash Stalls Allied Upkeep Demands
The report notes Soviet trade tactics show dependency avoidance by the bloc and payment and delivery uncertainties. West Germany, sovereign since May 5 1955, agrees to pay 762 million dollars toward allied army upkeep through May 5 next year, with Schaeffer guarding a 1.8 billion dollar reserve as allies press to share costs until a modern German army is formed. West German spokesmen say he may be overruled, but he remains firm guarding the cash.
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Adenauer
West Germany
Schaeffer
German Finance Minister Spars on Allied Burden
West German Finance Minister Fritz Scheaffer insists no more payments to Allied armies in Germany, risking U.S. 300 million dollars yearly, Britain 250 million, France similar. Allies seek negotiations. Brentano opposes the stand while Adenauer weighs the issue.
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Fritz Schaeffer
Schaeffer
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Britain
France
Brentano
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