Uncle Sam Puts Overtime Into Refugee Jobs Plan
The piece reports U S efforts to place Hungarian refugees in American jobs. Labor officials coordinate with churches and charities, using Hungarian speaking staff to match refugees with suitable roles from watchmakers to welders, with placements in Flint Michigan Brockton Massachusetts and St Louis Missouri among others.
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Uncle Sam
Kenneth Gilmore
Washington
NEA
U. S
America
L. 8
Labor Department
Europe
Camp Kilmer
Kilmer
Flint
Mich
Harattevilla, Ltd
Brockton
Mass
St. Louis
Arms Budget Cut Would Aid Not Wreck Economy
New York by Merrie Stanley Rukeryser analysis argues defense outlays inflate prices and divert civilian goods while urging that peace could spark lasting economic growth. The piece contends arms spending sustains a two edged economy, highlights Red threat as moral and economic burden, and calls for a shift to civilian production and international trade once global tensions ease.
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Merrie Stanley Rukeryser
New York
INS
Lyon Curtain
Nasser’s Move Pushes Egypt Toward Financial Crisis
U.N. policy pushes reopening the Suez Canal while Egypt faces a 40 to 60 million dollar bill to clear the canal wrecks. Egypt seeks Britain and France to pay, though the blockade involved Egyptian actions. Projected toll losses and debt threaten canal modernization and funding for the Aswan dam amid political upheaval.
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Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
U.N
Suez Canal
Egypt
Britain
France
Israel
Nasser
Suez Canal Company
Helmy Basadi
Egyptian Canal Authority
Escapees Hitch Ride with Guard
Two trusties who fled the house of correction were recaptured after riding with a wrong man. Guard Robert L. Oleson stopped at a rest stop and alerted police when he picked up trusties James Anglin and Donald Gray.
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Detroit
House of Correction
Robert L. Oleson
Pas
James Anglin
Donald Gray
New York Police To Wear Reflective Uniforms For Visibility
New York police will add a shiny reflective substance to uniforms for all 16 000 patrolmen so drivers can see them more easily. The move aims to improve safety and visibility during patrols on city streets.
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New York
Man escapes injury after chair saves smoker in crash
Denver AP reports Charles R. Berry fled a living room chair to grab a cigaret and narrowly avoided harm when a car slammed into his house. Driver Paul V. Workman said brakes locked on a curve, overstepping control. Berry quips that his smoke saved him.
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Denver
Charles R. Berry
Paul V. Workman
Berry
Seeks To Extend Line Against Reds in Middle East
Eisenhower and Dulles push a coordinated program to deter Soviet expansion in the Middle East. The strategy warns Russia of armed response while offering aid to allied states, aiming to keep Europe secure and curb disruption of Afro-Asian resources. A Mickey Mouse Club slot airs weekdays at 5:00 on Channel 9.
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Presa
Truman
Greece
Turkey
U.S
Congress
Vario Arma
Eisenhower
Catretary Dulles
Middle East
Russia
America
Middles ‘Eastern
Formosa
China
Red China
Europe
Channel 9
Dulles Warns on Soviet Spread in Middle East
Secretary of State Dulles say 1957 offers hope with Communist decline but warns the U S must prevent Soviet imperialism in the Middle East. He stressed America will take increasing responsibility to aid free nations and protect freedoms amid rising patriotism in Poland and satellites.
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Y Joven IE
Singer
Washington
INS
Dulles
U.S
Middle East
Soviet Russia
America
Tiulins
Hungary
Poland
Soviet Union
Rail fare increases approved by Interstate Commerce Commission
The ICC authorized a 7 percent rise in Pullman charges and a 4 percent increase in interstate passenger fares on western lines with emergency 50 percent boosts for eight eastern railroads. The changes take effect midnight Monday with intrastate rates in several states tied to interstate levels and five days notice to the public. In Norman Oklahoma a student newspaper item notes a coupon offering a $10 used car coupon leading to a spoof demand for a free car, which was not granted.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Western Advance
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