Educational Project to Build Scientists in Federal Aid Plan
President Eisenhower approved a four year billion dollar federal aid program to education to boost science in the United States. The plan funds construction and fellowships, aims to strengthen national research, and seeks to involve states and localities while limiting federal control.
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Eisenhower
Russia
America
Risenhinner
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Second Killer Is Captured in Washington Case
A second suspect is captured in the Washington D.C. case. The report mentions Carpenter and Henry Clay Querrot in Miami Beach with Gyerton. Gyerton was killed in a collision involving a stolen automobile. Police pursue details in Wrens Georgia and related locations.
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Graham
Carpenter
Henry Clay Quertot
Miami Beach
Gyerton
Wrens
Stassen Presses for Russia Disarmament Concessions
Harold Stassen reportedly urged major disarmament concessions to Russia while challenging Secretary Dulles and Lewis Strauss over a cautious U S stance. The dispute may trigger Stassen to quit if Eisenhower rejects his proposals amid looming talks in January.
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Hiselhower
Russia
Stassen
Isarmament
Dulles
Lewis L. Strauss
Lee Alamie Imercy Cam
Defense Department
Fisenhower
Slassen
Dulles-Strauss
Eisenhower
National Security Council
White
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Nasser Dissuades Red China From Raising Formosa Issue
Paris dispatch reports Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser personally urged Communist China not to raise the Formosa issue at the Afro Asian conference. The move follows U N doubts over his break with the West and ties to the United States as Dulles plans new Middle East talks. Israel’s David Ben-Gurion resigns over arms from West Germany amid a coalition dispute.
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Propos
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Jeader
Ahdut Avoda
Ben-Gurion
Izhak Ben-Zvi
West seeks U.N. special session on disarmament
Reported from New York various statesmen expect a U N special session on armament control. Observers doubt Soviet support and foresee two months of debate with limited world backing while Western allies push ahead with disarmament measures.
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Han Fors
Witer Trol
General Assembly
Bombing Accident Chance Put Near Zero by Defense
The Defense Department stated the probability of an accidental nuclear explosion is about one in three billion. Gen Herbert Lottor told Defense Secretary McElroy the risk is practically non existent, countering Rep. Porter’s claim that such an accident could trigger war.
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Defense Department
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Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Charles 0. Porter
D-Ore
Porter
Loper
Ferty
R Bove
Bandits Hold 6 Hostages in Inglewood Bar Siege
In Inglewood California two bandits with hoods held five men and a woman hostage at a bar cafe for nearly three hours. Police used tear gas to flush them out after a barrage of shots were exchanged from surrounding cars and rooftops. Howard Lee Scott and Roger A Baskins both 19 were booked on robbery charges.
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California
Lee
Scott
Wood
Calif
Gene Hackley Ane
Charleseiswinder
Los Angeles
Ven- Mirror-News
Don Brian
L’s
Inglewood
Roger Arnold Haskins
Hal McClure
Flushing
Howard Lee Scott
Roger A. Uaskins
Evelyn Shane
Frene
Polaris Missile Ready For Combat In 12-24 Months
Adm Jerauld Wright said the Polaris intermediate range missile and its launching submarine could be combat ready in the next year or two. He noted NATO forces would not use atomic weapons, but suggested conventional options might be deployed in defense against a Russian attack.
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Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
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Wright
Talks Resume In New York Strike Threat
New York AFL CIO Transport Workers Union resumes wage talks with president Michael J. Quill amid threat to strike the subway system at midnight if no new contract is agreed. Quill warned no contract means no work while officials consider outside mediation options and a new wage offer from the Transit Authority.
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Transport Workers
Michael J. Quill
News Eye
Quill
Loere
Zravesty
State Supreme Court
Undefined Text Fragment Scrambles Meaning
A garbled OCR fragment presents unclear words and names. The readable bits hint at a discussion of teaching or behavior but lack coherent events, dates, or subjects to anchor a factual summary.
Lawmakers consider roads and schools funding plans
The legislature with Democrats holding majorities debates 30 day session aims to address budget gaps and revive funding for highways and public schools. Governor Underwood backs incentives to boost local revenue with potential 15 million dollars for counties meeting requirements.
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House of Delegates
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Ian Per Cane
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