U S Increases Foreign Aid Total To $12 Billion
A Senate report notes the United States has provided $12.025 billion of $18 billion in economic aid from 1954 to present by 15 industrial nations. Britain France Canada Australia Japan and West Germany contributed $5.904 billion, but overall aid remains insufficient amid Asia Africa and Soviet bloc challenges.
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State Department
Asia
Africa
Senate Foreign Relations
House Foreign Affairs Committees
Department
Free World
Britain
France
Canada
Australia
Japan
West Germany
Congress
Lodge Maps Election Bid
Beverly mass AP reports Republican vice presidential nominee Henry Cabot Lodge plans to campaign along the East and West coasts the South and in Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Lodge spoke at Newport Rhode Island after a Nixon Eisenhower briefing and said U.N. duties may delay campaigning until U.N. disarmament work clears. He will be joined by Rep William Bates on tours.
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Beverly
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Campain
Ohio
Indiana
Milnois
Lodge
Newport
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
U.N
Alenine
William H. Bates
R-Mass
Polaris Clears Another Hurdle
Polaris advances toward its initial combat range as a submarine launched missile streaked 1,300 miles down the Caribbean range on Thursday. The land launch was the fourth Polaris shot in six days and the tenth in a month, marking progress alongside three successful underwater launches from a nuclear submarine.
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Fla.ap
Polaris
Caribbean
Saddle Club Show At Warren Plans Announced
The By r A Saga Lib Inc of Waren with Adam Bells as chairman resumes active PONY Association membership and sponsors a western horse show in Warren Sunday at 4 p m. C A Burgett will judge. Show features 16 events with contestants from Columbus Erie North East and Fairview. Queens perform and vie for the 1980 state crown leading to Harrisburg fall international event.
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Adam Bells
Chaiman
Pony Association
Warren
C. A. Burgett
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Ohio
New York
Vicinity
Cor Colmbus
Erie
North East
Fairview
Harrisburg
Voice Of The People Urges Community Unity In Union City
A letter from Frank M. Loveland urges Union City residents to back Attorney William A. Peiffer of Corry for the Pennsylvania General Assembly. He argues for nonpartisan support, praising two community leaders and calling for collective effort across Erie Warren Crawford and Chautauqua counties to elect devoted local men.
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Warren County
Erie Couunty
Crawford County
Chautingus County
New York
Union City Borough
William A. Peiffer
Corry
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Bill Peiffer
Union City
Khrushchev accuses Macmillan of hostile stance over US policy
In a televised letter Khrushchev denounces Harold Macmillan for backing aggressive American policy toward the Soviet Union. He claims the RB47 incident and the U2 over Soviet territory were approved by Britain and accuses the United States of provoking the Soviet Union to humiliation and nerve-stretching.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow Radio Today
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
United States
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Francis Gary Powers
Physician William Ames Found Dead in Monroeville Motel
Dr. William Ames, 47, of New Kensington, was found dead in a Monroeville motel. Police reported pills resembling drugs found on a dresser, indicating a possible self harm crisis.
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Pittsburgh
William Ames
New Kensington
Monroeville
Fifteenth Anniversary of Hiroshima Observed Worldwide
On the fifteenth anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing, people worldwide pause for a minute of silent prayer at 7:15 pm EST to remember about 70,000 killed and many injured. Surviving crew from Enola Gay include three on active duty: Brig. Gen. Paul W. Tibbets Jr. at MacDill, Lt. Col. Thomas W. Ferebee at MacDill, and Sgt. Wyatt E. Duzenbury at Barksdale.
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Hiroshima
Japan
United States
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MacDill Air Forces Base
Florida
Thomas W. Ferebee
MacDill
Msaj
Wyatt E. Duzenbury
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
Navy
W. S. Parsons
Tinian
Motorcyclist Killed in Pennsylvania Headon Crash
Kenneth Leamer of Barnesboro died in a headon collision near Barnesville when his motorcycle struck a car driven by Louise Schrenkel 26 of Barnesboro on Route 219 about one mile north of Barnesboro.
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Kenneth Leamer
Barnesboro
Leamer
Louise Schrenkel
Barnesvor
Area Firefighters Return From Montana Blaze
Warren area forestry officials and five Allegheny foresters returned from Helens National Forest Montana where they helped combat ten fires. The largest blaze burned 260 acres of lodgepole pine at elevations 6500 to 8000 feet with 300 men, including 75 Hopi and Blackfoot Indians from Arizona and New Mexico. D 8 bulldozers and airplanes dropped Bentonite water mix on the lines. a full camp with medical, transport and cooking facilities was established. Travelers included Bob Phillips Sheffield Dick Obye Ridgway Marion Pease Marienville and Jack Bowen Bradford.
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Helens National Forest
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Arizona
New Mexico
Arnold
Arnolet
Bob Phillips
Sheffield
Dick Obye
Ridgway
Marion Pease
Marienville
Jack Bowen
Bradford
Katanga Awaits UN Decision and Independence Tensions
Katanga awaits UN judgment as Lumumba and ministers press for central authority over Tshombe's rebel regime. UN Secretary General Hammarskjold states the force is not to bow to Congo internal politics. In Elisabethville, Africans respond to mobilization orders with independence songs while Europeans show no panic.
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Lumumba
U.N
Tshombe
Katanga
Hammarskjold
Congo
Elisabethville
Dispersal of U S Bombers Expands Into Civilian Airfields
Army Navy and Air Force pursue dispersal of strategic weapons to reduce vulnerability. SAC sends bombers to commercial airports to train crews, with hardened launchers and mobile railcar missiles for Minuteman. Polaris subs and underwater patrols join the plan. Continuity of government measures back the program as the President holds sole authority to order nuclear use.
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Navy
Pearl Harbor
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Aim
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Naval Operations
Soviet Union
Theovernment
Journalist Ed Brad ew dies in Antioch after long illness
Antioch Calif Ed Brad ew longtime newspaper editor died Wednesday after a prolonged illness. He previously served as managing editor of Hastings Daily Tribune in Nebraska and Scottsbluff Daily Star-Herald in Nebraska, shaping several regional papers during his career.
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Ed Brad_ew
Antioch Daily Ledger
Hastings
Neb
Daily Tribune
Scottsbluff
Meb
Daily Star-Herald
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