White House Shifts Raise Nixon Bid Doubts
A group of Republican senators claim the White House is undercutting Nixon's 1960 presidential bid. They point to budget cuts from 1.8 to 2 billion dollars and a reversal on foreign aid, while Bernard Shanley and Eisenhower associates reportedly favor other candidates.
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U S urged to revise satellite policy after Hungary revolt
A House foreign affairs subcommittee urged restudy of U S strategy for future satellite uprisings. It backed tougher U S stance toward the Soviet Union, proposed U N observers, and called for social isolation of the Soviets. The panel criticized U S action in Hungary and recommended standby proposals for N G action depending on circumstances.
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Unionist Guilty In Forgery Case
Patrick W. Feeley, 31, a former United Auto Workers organizer, was free on bond pending a probation hearing after being convicted of forging a $30 union food voucher. The case highlights tensions within union leadership and past loyalty of NOW officers.
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Notice to Bidders for Culverts in Linn County 1957
Sealed bids due May 23 in Linn County Iowa for reinforced concrete and corrugated metal pipe culverts 12 to 1398 feet long. Bidders must deposit five percent liquidated damages bond and provide financial statements. Specifications align with Iowa State Highway Commission standards. County Board reserves right to reject or adjust bids.
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Iowa State Highway Commission
Funk Freed From Prison After Illness
Walter Funk aged 67 former Nazi economics minister was released from Spandau prison on Thursday due to illness. He had been sentenced to life imprisonment at the Nuremberg trials after evidence showed he signed anti Jewish decrees and oversaw the vaults containing thousands of gold teeth taken from murdered Jews. He had succeeded Hjalmar Schacht as economics minister and Reichsbank director when Schacht was imprisoned.
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Nazi leaders at Spandau remain. Hess Speer and von Schirach
During war trials Hermann Goering labeled a suspect as a yes man to Nazi rulers. Three of seven top Nazis sent to Spandau remain: Rudolf Hess in life term and Albert Speer with Baldur von Schirach each serving twenty years.
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No Doctor Draft In Coming Year
The defense department states no doctors or dentists will be drafted in the fiscal year starting July 1 as the services have sufficient personnel.
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Washington
Defense Department
Airlines Seek $3 Penalty for No-Show Reservations
Washington AP report states scheduled airlines request government approval of a $3 penalty for passengers who fail to show after reserving a plane seat without notifying the carrier. The proposed rule aims to reduce no-shows and improve flight efficiency.
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