Byrd pledges full hearings on Social Security changes
Senator Byrd said the Senate Finance Committee will hold full hearings and not rush any Social Security changes. The talks hit on extending aid for the elderly and disabled, with House measures under debate and political timing tied to the 1956 election. Reports also mention proposed eligibility shifts for widows and disabled workers.
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ADA Rips Hobby for Vaccine Fumbling and More Global Affairs
The Gazette summarizes reactions to Sec. Oveta Culp Hobby over polio vaccine missteps, with ADA urging Eisenhower to remove her. The compilation includes international church talks in Argentina, India’s lecture tour, births in Hollywood, and various political and world events.
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Red China greets Ho as U N Vietnam visit sparks protest over Vietnam vote
Tokyo reports Chinese premier Chou En lai toasting Ho Chi Minh while Peiping papers trumpet the North Vietnamese visit. Beijing accuses the United States of attempting to wreck the Geneva set general elections and saboteur actions to block peaceful unification. A second item warns against kerosene fire risks in homes.
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Lodge Bars U N to China and Questions Russia’s Admission
San Francisco dispatch cites Senator Lodge Jr stating Russia could have trouble joining the United Nations today while Red China remains barred as long as its government acts aggressively. He argues China must improve behavior to UN standards before admission. He notes Russia’s current peace offensive may not reflect a real shift.
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Pakistan Chief Denies Bid to Meet Bulganin
London dispatch reports IB-Moscow radio said Pakistan Prime Minister Mohammed Ali expressed desire for a meeting with Soviet Premier Bulganin. Mohammed Ali later denied sending any word to Moscow about such a meeting, while the Soviet broadcast quoted him praising head-of-government talks.
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