Sharp Reduction Is Recommended In Foreign Aid
Washington reports the House Appropriations Committee urged a 20 percent cut amounting to 627.9 million dollars in foreign aid funds requested by President Eisenhower. It sent a 2.6987 billion dollar bill to the House floor amid concerns over last minute obligations and a chaotic fiscal situation in military aid. The panel trimmed military assistance by 420 million, approved 705 million, and kept defense and economic aid largely intact for several regions while reducing Asia by 52.8 million and India by 10 million.
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Near East
Africa
Asia
India
Senator Lyndon Johnson Improves After Heart Attack
Associates of Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson report a steady improvement after a serious heart attack last weekend. Johnson remains under strict rest at the Naval Medical Center in Bethesda Maryland with hospital staff noting his best day yet since the attack Saturday.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Papal Message to Peron Seeks Catholic Freedom for Argentina
Pope Pius XII replied to Juan Peron sending prayers that God illumine his heart so Argentines may freely live their Catholic tradition. The Vatican noted the exchange followed Peron's cable for St Peter and Paul day and referenced last June's excommunication of Peron and government members.
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Pius XII
Juan Peron
Argentina
Peron
St. Pete
Paul
Vatican
Expulsion of Buenos Aires Auxiliary Archbishop Spurs Argentina Rift
The expulsion of Msgr Manuel Tato and an aide followed a day before a failed Argentine revolution attempt, capping seven months of church state hostilities. Peron maintained he remained Catholic despite excommunication. Vatican texts seen as sign of effort to mend Vatican Argentina rift.
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Manuel Tato
Buenos Aires
Tato
Peron
Vatican
Argentine
Russell proposes reserve plan to replace compulsory training
Senate Armed Services Chairman Russell proposes a $400 bonus for veterans who volunteer for three years of active reserve training with Army or Marine units. He seeks to limit recalls and shorten total active and reserve service, arguing many eligible veterans escaped duty and urging shifts away from National Guard assignments.
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Washington
Russell
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Army
Marine Corps
Senate Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Coast Guard calls off search for hoax sinking ship
The Coast Guard ended the search for the reported sinking Blue Star after a distress call said to originate from a 40 foot boat. Only a defective life preserver and an oil slick were found near Barnegat New Jersey, 30 miles offshore.
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New York
Coast Guard
Blue Star
New Jersey
Cmdr
James Doyle
Barnegat
N.J
Walnut Community Notes and Visits Outline Local News
Social visits fill week as Rev Gunning dines with the Littles. John Van Leeuwen returns from Norton state sanitarium and is reported satisfactory. Walnut women canned 115 qts of beans and nine gallons of pickles for school lunch. Local families from Girard Kansas City Inglewood Manhattan Tulsa Junction City Bondurant and San Gabriel visit relatives and host gatherings across the area.
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Parsons
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John van Leeuwen
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Norton
Walnut Public School
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Girard
Katie Crutcher
Kansas City
Lillie Dyson
Lillie Noland
J. Markley
Inglewood
Calif
Dwight Markley
Burden
Mary Markley
J. L. Moore
Moore
Gene Bradshaw
Manhattan
Ben Bradshaw
John Wadsack
Fred Wadsack
Tulsa
W. H. Kirby
Carl Junction
Harvey Harper
Uniontown
Dan Butler
Clyde Sands
J. B. Brown
Mr. Brown
Junction City
Brown
Joe Stephans
Prairie Village
Texas
South Dakota
Vincent Stephan
Hoaxer Faces Penalty Over Fake Sea Disaster
A person who faked a sea disaster faces up to one year in jail or a 10 000 dollar fine, or both, for the hoax. The case involves alleged deception about boats or survivors.
Death Claims Lifer Dean in Jackson Prison
Tony Duley known as the dean of lifers in southern Michigan died at 77 in Jackson. He served 48 years behind bars and had long fought for freedom, frequently being considered for parole before his death.
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Tony Duley
Dean
Lifers
Michigan
Duley
Lonesome Prisoner Daley denied parole over sponsor lack
Daley, who spent a decade in isolation then faced three more years without letters or visits, was described as the lonesomest man in prison. The Marion Barons of Grand Haven, Mich., read about him and spurred action. the corrections commission moved to process parole last March, but Daley died before outcome. He was convicted for killing a ticket agent at Oscoda in a dispute over a boat ticket price to Detroit.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Daley
Corrections Commission
Duley
Oscoda
Detroit
Daily Tribune Classified Ads Bring Pleasure and Profit
Daily reading of Tribune classified ads offers both enjoyment and potential income. The notice signals lively listings across jobs, services, and items for sale in a bustling local market.
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Tribune
Local families visit relatives across the Midwest in July 1955
A crowded list records weekend and recent visits among Chanute area families. Residents from Cha nute Ilinois Pittsburg Wichita Kansas City and nearby towns are shown visiting relatives in Mason Bass Welty Hill Poe and Heitman households. One report notes Marilyn Arch’s bicycle accident and hospitalization in Wichita.
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Reissig
Bob Carson
Keith
Chanute
Mason Bass Home
Lulu Daley
Pittsburg
Len Houdashelt
Gilbert Reeves
Springfield
Ill
Bert Reeves
William Welty
Salina
Dorsey Welty
Donald
Bill Carlos
Kansas City
Kathy
Gene Hill
Wichita
Frank Hill
Leeroy Fugate
Redfield
Tom Fugate
Mattie McCluskey
Leo Dougan
Dodge City
Lois Finley
Dougans
Walnut
Vesta Bowman
Independence
L. J. Gascho
P. J. Bowman
Garland
Janice Gascho
Alfred Johnson
Harry Johnson
John Sands
Erie
Clyde Sands
Sands
H. R. Smith
Gladys Mudd
Lloyd Sands
Lillie Noland
Paul Mudd
Gladys
Clara Van Leeuwen Returns Home After Plainville Visit
Mrs Charles Clark and Clara Van Leeuwen are mentioned after Clara returns from visiting her brother Rodney Van Leeuwen and his Plainville family. The note records a family visit and homecoming event with local names involved.
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Charles Clark
Clara van Leeuwen
Rodney van Leeuwen
Plainville
Silent chocolate wrapper aims to mute rustle at events
Liverpool based firm unveils silent wrap for chocolates designed to reduce rustling sounds at concerts and theaters. The innovation targets audience distraction and may enhance enjoyment during performances.
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Liverpool
England
Oceanic roaming sharks tuna and whales span seas
Among the few species that range over all or most of the oceans are some sharks tuna and whales surfacing as examples of marine life with wide distribution across global waters.
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