Democrats Attack Eisenhower Policy in Gloves-Off Drive
Seventeen Democrats in Washington launched a sharp critique of President Eisenhower's foreign policy and domestic measures. They accuse the administration of appeasement, misfiring anti-inflation steps, weak antitrust enforcement, and pushing a right to work rider. Adlai Stevenson and former President Truman join the policy council, urging stronger moral action and a halt to hydrogen bomb testing amid radiation fears.
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Congress State cooperation urged to curb delinquency
A Senate judiciary subcommittee urged partnerships among Congress state and local authorities to fight rising youth delinquency. It warned more than one million youths aged 13 to 17 may face the courts in 1965, contrasted with about 530,000 this year. The panel criticized simplistic causes and urged broader housing reform and recreation along with education reforms on sexual matters. It also cited prostitution and narcotics issues in border towns.
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Israel Reveals French Arms Amidst U S Aid Suspicion
The article notes Israel displaying captured equipment from Egypt at a Sinai parade and publicly confirming French military aid, including 36 Mystere jets. It highlights diplomatic reactions from Russia Bulgaria Romania and Czechoslovakia and suggests Israel’s shift away from previous military reliance.
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Texas Flood Peak Passes After 19 Day Storms
Flood waters receded across Texas as the damaging two week storm belt eased. The sun returned while Sabine river areas in western Louisiana faced lingering danger. Trinity and Brazos crests moved toward the Gulf, threatening remaining lowlands.
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Comedian Skelton Returns to Work After Illness
Hollywood report says comedian Red Skelton has recovered from a virus attack and is back at work after a hospital visit on Wednesday following a missed television appearance on Tuesday.
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Basa Best Friend Fire Douses Nights in Baltimore Offices
An electrical wiring fire in a one story downtown building prompted safety measures as nights were doused in all offices. Barbara Frame, 18, was identified among those involved in the incident.
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