Senate Passes Foreign Aid Bill With $3.713 Billion
The Senate approved a $3,712,900,000 foreign aid program after defeating calls to trim the total and to ban further assistance to Communist Poland and others. The measure authorizes continued military and economic aid to free nations and goes to a conference with the House to reconcile differences.
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Washington
Senate
Poland
Ingersoll
Airard
Iowa
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Supreme Court
Senate House
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Ellender
D-La
Senate approves ceiling on military aid and India pledge
In Tripoli Lebanon and Washington, Ellender's amendment caps military aid at 1.1 billion while the Senate keeps total aid at 2.4009 billion. Bridges pushes to erase India aid pledge. it passes 47 to 35. A bid to ban further aid to Poland and Yugoslavia fails 4 to 22.
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Senate
Betrut
Lebanon
UTPT
Eisenhower
Tripoli
Fiusces
U. S
Ellender Tost
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Republican Policy Committee
India
Nehru
Sen. Cooper
It Ky
Bridges
Poland
Yugoslavia
Luxury Goes to Alligator’s Head at Zoo
After 27 years in a small pen, George the alligator moved from the Philadelphia aquarium to a large new pool with a deep boat-like bath. He dove in and hasn’t left, as keepers joke he may be enjoying luxury or trying to make up for dry years. Zoo staff expect he may hunt for food after a while.
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Prina Vetrnia
George
Philadelphia Aquarium
Sarah
Washington Police Face Weight Test Next Week
Washington police motorcycle squad members will undergo a scales weigh-in to decide if overweight officers must enter a de beefing program. Rep Miller described some as 25 to 50 pounds too fat, urging action, while Deputy Chief Covell expected most to pass though a few may be overweight.
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Washington
National Airport
Nixon
South America
Miller -R-Neb
Miller
Howard W. Corvet
Covell
Insurgents Hold Tripoli as Beirut Tensions Rise
In the first six hours insurgents reportedly lost 10 to 15 killed and 30 to 49 wounded with no government casualty estimate. Fighting spans the boulevard from the Iraq Petroleum Company complex to the pipeline terminus as Lebanese air force jets strafed the old city. Hashib Karami urged urgent consultations with top lieutenants amid the standoff.
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Camille Chamoun
Tripoli
Beirut
Iraq Petroleum Company
Lebranese
Old City
Marion Girl Hurt In Tractor Upset
Marion 13 year old Phyllis Simonsen daughter of Clyde and Clyde Simonsen route 2 Marion was seriously injured in a tractor accident. She was taken to St Laure's hospital then transferred to University Hospitals Iowa City in serious condition with head injuries. The incident occurred about 10 30 a m today when the tractor apparently overturned.
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Marion
Phyllis Simonsen
Clyde Simonsen
St. Laure's Hospital
W University Hospitals
Iowa City
Opportunities Not Past Caldwell Tells Graduates
Cedar Rapids public high schools graduated 744 seniors in the first ceremony at Washington and Jefferson highs. Speaker Robert Caldwell of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce urged leadership, self discipline, and sharing, stressing opportunities remain abundant at home and beyond. He warned that life demands effort, solving problems, and fighting common enemies rather than each other.
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Cedar Rapids
Caldwell
U.S. Ousts Soviet Diplomat Over Paid Documents
The United States ordered the expulsion of Nikolai I. Kurcochkin, a Soviet third secretary, for paying an American man 405 dollars for military manuals. The American, Charles Theodore Baumet of Arlington, Virginia, registered as a foreign agent and provided about 25 non classified manuals. The embassy was told to remove Kurcochkin, following a past expulsion in 1957.
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Webster
Charles 5. Rhyne
Washington, D.C
American Bar Association
Loren TG. Hickerson
Lowa’ City
University of Iowa Alumni Association
Rhyne
Hickerson
Washington
U. S
State Department
Nikolai I. Kurcochkin
U.S
Nathan
Leavin
Justice Department
Charles Theodore Bawmnet
Firlington
Tenvin
Baumet
Karachkin
Justice
Meinpehlein Ested Ag
Kurochkin
Daumet
Moscow
John Drabelle Dies at Age 71 in Cedar Rapids
John M. Drabelle consulting engineer and former chief engineer for Town Electric Light and Power died at 8:35 am Saturday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a stroke. He was 71. He held patents, authored technical articles, retired in 1952 after 42 years, then consulted for Allis-Chalmers on foreign power station design and installation. He led civic and professional groups, received the Anfon Marsten award in 1950, and was active in multiple engineering and utility associations. Burial at Cedar Memorial after services at St John’s Episcopal Church Monday.
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Town Electric Light and Power Company
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Melde
Governor's Committee
Minn
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Iowa
Civilian Defense Public Utilities Gas and Electric Committee
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners
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Towa Engineering, Society For
Towa
Society
Der
Des Moines
Purdue University
Cedar Rapids and Town City Railway
Ight Company
Midwest Gas Association
Towa Public Utilities Association
Cedar Rapids Engineers Clu
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
American Innstitute of Electrical Engineers
American Gas Association
Edison Electric Institute
National Association of Power Engineers
Pi Tau Sigma
SAI
Dratelle
Ruth Grover
Toledo
St. John's Episcopal Church
D. A. Loferski
Cedar Memorial
Turner Chapel
Brave boy asks for tooth extraction without gas
Two boys visit a dentist. One requests a tooth removal and insists no gas because he is in a hurry. The other boy, Raymond, is told to show the tooth.
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Raymond
Misunderstanding By Sailor Led to Submarine Crash
In Honolulu an AP report notes that Ensign Mehrling caused a fatal power failure on the submarine Stickleback by misreading a panel control during a command to increase speed. The Stickleback sank after a collision with the destroyer Silverstein. no casualties occurred. A board blamed a technical error, not negligence. A second report from Calcutta states a landslide in India's northeast Lohit region killed 52 people.
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Cf Electrician
Robert B. Mohrling
Navy Board of
Wiorg
Silverstein
Mehrling
India
Calcutta
Lohit
Shitlong
De Gaulle plans Algeria reforms urgent drive across Paris
Premier de Gaulle's cabinet endorses equal votes for Muslims and French in Algeria, schedules city elections within a month, and sets Oct 5 for a France Algeria referendum. Salan named official representative to bolster executive power while Arab Berber integration is approved alongside mass unity demonstrations planned for June 18.
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Algeria
de Gaulle
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de Gaulie
Free France
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Menomonie
Wis
UPI
Fife
National Assembly
Wisconsin
Assembly posts vacant amid deaths as vacation enforced
Be Gaulle's demand has left about half a dozen assembly posts empty though vacation rules keep the assembly idle. In Algiers French units faced attacks from Tunisian troops and Algerian nationalist rebels with no casualties reported. At the UN in New York Tunisia and Morocco urged the Asian African bloc to bring the North African issue, including France's relations with Algeria's former protectorates, before the General Assembly this fall.
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Inesistence
Algiers
Algeria
Tunisia
New York
Morocco
General Assembly
Peron Former Girl Friend Weds In Buenos Aires
Neily Rivas once a teenage friend of ousted ex President Juan Peron wed a 21 year old U S embassy employee Carlos J. Hoda righeg at her home in a Buenos Aires suburb. The couple, neighbors in the city’s outskirts, framed the ceremony as a private union.
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Neily Rivas
Juan, Peron
U.S
Nelly
Carlos J. Hodarigheg
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