U S Dollars Sought for North Africa Aid Debate
Paris dispatch notes U S aid requests may arise from Morocco Tunisia and Algeria as France strains military resources in Algeria and Indo China precedents loom. Morocco contemplates base payments and US funding could expand to cover Western Sahara era costs, with debates over who pays and how.
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United States
Morocco
Tunisia
Algeria
Su' Nigia
France
Indo-China
North Africa
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Morocca
U S Fearful Events in Egypt and Iceland
Washington officials monitor twin dangers to NATO in Iceland and Egypt. In Iceland, voters head to polls to decide a parliament amid calls to remove U S troops from Keflavik. In Egypt, Nassers neutrality shifts toward the Soviet bloc, risking a Moscow-led move to turn Egypt into a Soviet satellite and threaten the Suez Canal and Western Mediterranean defenses.
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Washington
North Atlantic Alliance
State
Defense Department
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Egypt
United States
Tcoland
Russia
Free World
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Turkey
Cairo
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Thompson to Oppose Talmadge in Senate Race
Former Gov M E Thompson qualified to challenge Talmadge for the U S Senate seat. Thompson accused Talmadge of being the handpicked candidate of big money and big business. The race centers on votes and civil rights issues amid fierce campaigning.
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Atlanta
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U.S. Senate
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Thompson
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Thomneson
National Association For, the Advancement of Colored People
DeWees Disputes Report of Union Pact at Quarry
Cedar Rapids reports a Saturday night dispute over a union pact at the C. B. DeWees Construction quarry at Parallas. Harry Wilford of Local 248 and Operating Engineers Local 234 announced a standard quarry agreement, while DeWees disputed details and offered no firm statement. The contractor indicated the contract may cover a period to May 1, 1957, with no evidence of hiring changes yet and no union operation previously at Ti Wors quarry. The Concrete Materials strike threatened Cedar Rapids construction by cutting key aggregate and sand supply, and officials planned a meeting with union representatives for 8:30 a.m. Monday.
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Parallas
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Teamsters Union
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Industrialists with St Luke's Board Additions
Three new directors join St Luke's hospital board as approved by the North Iowa Conference. Wallace G. Gates of Cedar Rapids, G. Johnson of Calling Radio, and Joseph W. Riley of Iowa Manufacturing are named. Gates chairs Linn County Red Cross and civic groups. Johnson sits on Cedar Rapids Symphony and civic boards. Riley leads Iowa Manufacturing production and serves on Red Cross and YMCA boards.
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Methodist Church
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AML Mers
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Linn County Red Cross Board of Directors
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Gates
National Association of Manufacturer
Johnson Commerce
Joseph W. Riley
Towa Manuacturing Company
Iowa Sheeland Iron Works
Me Riles
Linn County
Hed Cross
IWMCA
Loveless and Lomas to keynote Linn County conventions
Iowa Republican committeewoman Mrs Anna Lomas of Helotes Oak and Herschel Loveless former mayor of Ottumwa will keynote Linn County GOP and Democratic conventions in Cedar Rapids. Lomas is the first woman to keynote a Linn County GOP meeting and Loveless is a 1952 gubernatorial candidate. Both events set for Friday at the Roosevelt and Montbere hotels with 10 am and 7:45 pm start times respectively. Delegates from Linn's 40 precincts will elect state and judicial convention delegates, adopt resolutions, hear the keynoters, and conduct party business.
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Lomas
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B. J. Silman
Camp Good Health Opens on Thursday
Camp Good Health begins Thursday under Manager A T Plewne as eight weeks of health-building activities start for children. The drive to fund the camp reports $3,646 needed to cover bills, with local groups like St James church women contributing through their annual housecleaning event.
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St. James Church
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St. Paul's
Motherus Memorial Church
Tabbia Society
Urges Govt Act To Avert Steel Strike
New York reports Senator George H. Bender urged federal action to prevent a steel strike by 650,000 workers next Saturday. He called for decisive conferences and warned a strike would be exploited by Communists. Union heads demanded about 27.5 cents an hour and argued industry must fund increases tied to productivity.
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George H. Bender
Ohio
David J. McDonald
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McDonald
Block
Dutch Royal Pair to Make Public Appearance Today
The Hague reports Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard will appear publicly with two daughters Irene and Margaretha at a fundraising exhibition this Sunday. Beatrix is in Italy and not attending. reports say no royal divorce or abdication is planned and Miss Hofman’s faith healing activities have been investigated and deemed legal.
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Michael Arlen Dies Novelists Rise to Fame in Roaring Era
Michael Arlen, famed author of The Green Hat and creator of the hit The Green Bat, died after a long illness at his Park Avenue home. Born Dikran Kusumjian in Bulgaria, he rose to wealth through writing, adapted The Green Hat for stage with Katharine Cornell, and saw a Greta Garbo film adaptation.
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Arlen
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Greta Garbo
Dikran Kusumjian
Rustehuk
Bulgaria
England
Warnings of Arms Needs Highlight Defense Conference
At a security conference in Quantico Virginia Admiral Radford and Gen White warned Russia could possess major ICBM capability within four to five years and submarines that could reach inland cities. Army leaders urged substantially higher budgets to maintain forces while Navy officials cited Soviet submarines as the biggest problem to global control.
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Blast Aimed By Jackson At Wilson
Washington news reports Senator Henry M. Jackson warned Congress may intervene to block further military manpower cuts by Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson. Jackson noted air force commanders cite manpower as a major problem while Wilson said the joint chiefs would assess summer reductions and report back. Senator Sam Ervin accused Wilson of prioritizing dollars over national security amid White House distancing.
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Quantico
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White House
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Wilson plans church escape from news conference amid funding dispute
Defense Secretary Wilson backs away from a Sunday press briefing at Quantico amid Congress dispute over air force funding. President Eisenhower and adviser Adams discussed the matter as Wilson faces subcommittee scrutiny and a complex budget vote forecast. The clash centers on a proposed 160 million dollar air force increase, with Republicans and Democrats trading positions as the defense bill moves through the Senate.
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