Effect of Suez Crisis on U.S. Taxpayers
The United Press reports that top officials foresee a fresh wave of aid to Western Europe to stabilize currencies after the Suez crisis. A first installment of about 2 billion dollars may be needed, with possible totals up to four billion plus, via IMF and Ex-Im Bank mechanisms rather than outright gifts.
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George M. Humphrey
New York
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John
Foster Dulles
Paris
NATO
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Egypt
Middle East
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Import- Export Bank
Monetary Fund
Ike Begins Drafting of Budget Talk
President Eisenhower completed his financial work on the 1958 budget and began drafting the budget message for the new Congress. Budget Director Percival Brundage, who conferred with the President, said they have finished the totals and must prepare the message, with the budget to be printed by December 15. Eisenhower planned to host Indian Prime Minister Nehru for a four day state visit starting with a Gettysburg farm stay.
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Hungary
Do It Yourself Note From Oak Park Michigan Incident
A fragmented Oak Park note references Officer Walter J. Andrus of the public safety department driving a vehicle toward a person named Robert La Chance. The readable text shows Andrus in a role with authority and a comment on his conduct.
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Robert la Chance
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Ienself
Tight Money Debate Sparks Call for Reassessment
Washington witnesses and congressional investigators pressed for a reexamination of the government tight money policy. Business Week editor Beil urged a presidential commission of prominent citizens to probe the entire monetary and financial system, while New York State Comptroller Levitt warned municipal bond markets could worsen if tight money persists. Subcommittee Chair Patman argued Congress should lead the inquiry, citing public enlightenment and economic risk.
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Business Week
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Senate
New York State
Arthur Levitt
Subcommittee
Wright Patan
D. Tex
Congress
Special ‘Commission
Patman
Haiti unrest eases as Magloire signs decrees ending crisis
Port au Prince reports peace returning after Gen. Paul Magloire signs two decrees forming a cabinet and dissolving the Chamber and Senate. He briefly stepped aside then resumed power at the army's request to restore order as a political crisis looms toward next April elections. Censorship and violence marked a tumultuous week with arrests as bombs explode and freedom of press is curbed.
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Port-Au Prince
Feel of Money Robs Student Of His Education
John Robert Wagner, a Chicago youth dubbed a brilliant student, confessed to robbing the Richmond State Bank in McHenry of 18,600 dollars on August 26. He enrolled at a technical institute in Oklahoma but soon spent lavishly, bought a convertible, and funded his social life before vanishing. He has asked to plead guilty in Oklahoma, while his father seeks removal to Chicago for trial and a psychiatric examination. A federal warrant followed his Chicago capture.
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Hoover Jr Steps Down From State Post In Disputed Role
Herbert Hoover Jr moves to resign as undersecretary of state on February 4 after two years in the No. 2 post. He says he never liked the job but stayed through reliance on his father and Secretary Dulles. Hoover often acted during Dulles’s absence, guiding policy on the Middle East and Hungary amid tensions and crises.
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State's GOP warned of 1958 fight in California
SAN MATEO Republican National Committeeman Edward Shatket urged California GOP to work hard for a 1958 victory. He predicted a real fight to keep the House majority, reelect Knowland to the Senate, and maintain state legislative control. He urged following Eisenhower and presenting a pro progress program to voters.
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House
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Senate
Eisenhower
Federal study urges living and working migrant farm worker reforms
Augusta Ga report to President Eisenhower urges federal state cooperation to improve migrant labor housing and transportation. Labor Secretary Mitchell chairs the Migratory Labor Committee and favors safe transportation sanitary living quarters and targeted housing studies across states. The President accepts the committee’s call for sustained action under his guidance.
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