U S Military Leaders Oppose Arms Aid Cut
U S officials oppose a proposed one billion dollar reduction in foreign aid, arguing it is politically and militarily unacceptable. The House Foreign Affairs Committee weighs a sharp cut to Eisenhower’s aid program, with lawmakers discussing revised funding and potential impact on national security.
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India China rivalries loom in world progress view
The Foreign Relations Subcommittee chief warned that India’s growth pace must outpace communist China to safeguard world interests. He urged demonstrating superiority of nonauthoritarian economic and spiritual models. Eisen hower seeks more aid to Yugoslavia amid Tito Moscow ties. GAO cited planning delays and policy conflicts in Egypt and US cooperation issues, with small fiscal amounts involved.
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Healing substance relieves pain and shrinks hemorrhoids
Science reports a new healing substance called Bio-Dyne that can shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Case results show substantial pain relief and noticeable shrinkage, with patients claiming the piles have ceased to be a problem. A home preparation H ointment form is advertised with a money back guarantee.
Silverton Grand Imperial Hotel to be operated by Alsonett chain
A 60 room Grand Imperial Hotel in Silverton will be managed by the Alsonett Hotels chain under a contract announced Friday by Winfield Morton of Texas Housing Co. The hotel, a beacon of the era, was redecorated in 1953 and is part of a list of about 40 Alsonett properties nationwide.
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Karachi Bans Forfeiture of History Book by H A Davies
Police chief in Karachi forfeits copies of Ourbag History of the World alleging a chapter on Mohammedan power would outrage Muslim religious feeling. The move targets the book and spark concerns over censorship and freedom of expression.
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Windsor changes and travels of local residents
Windsor notes list Mrs. Eds ward Hemmerle traveling to Portland for vacation with a sister and notes Hemmerle’s role with Windsor factory staff. Three new Chamber of Commerce directors are named Robert Cridwell Asa McNabb and W J Moore. Several Windsor residents make trips to Colorado Missouri Nebraska and California including relatives and colleagues, with mentions of business moves and garden club events.
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Meat Trade Exports Surpass Five Billion Pounds in 1951
Washington reports international meat trade topped five billion pounds on a carcass weight basis in 1951, with 44 countries exporting. Denmark, Argentina, New Zealand, and Australia led the exports, forming the top four supply sources. The data compare 1953 at 4.6 billion, 1952 at 41 billion, and a HAMG-50 average of 4.5 billion.
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Excelsior Institute Claims Treatments For Male Ailments
An advertisement promotes Excolator Institute and Exelsior Institute offers on-sugateal and hex sapat methods for male gland and inflammatory troubles. It touts relief, renewed vigor, and a new book from the New Phereet line with no obligation. Recessive Institute contact details are listed.
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Woman Found Strongly for Female Veep
HAL BOYLE reports from New York that Mrs. Bliss Tow Payne, director of the Mrs. Homemaker's Forum, advocates a woman as vice president. A poll shows 85% of housewives would back a female veep. Payne argues such a leader could gain social security for homemakers and raise women's political status, hinting at a 1956 or 1969 timeline.
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Women voters seek vice presidency in poll of Housewife's Fortune
In a reader poll the Housewife's Fortune names potential female candidates for high office. The list includes Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Sen Beth Luce, and Frances E Willis ambassador to Switzerland, arguing women control spending and should wield government power.
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Coal Under Sea Near Firth of Forth Drilling Find Reported
Off the coast near Kirkcaldy offshore drilling began in May 1855 from a sea tower one mile from shore. Initial borehole reached 3,100 feet with a second extended further. Coal-bearing rock strata slope steeply offshore.
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Hutson named special representative for Greeley area
J Walter Hutson has been appointed as special representative in the Greeley area for the Business Men's Assurance Company of America. C Pogue, Colorado branch manager, announced Hutson's prior service in the army and work with Colorado Milk Transport in Broomfield. He and his wife reside at 1105 Seventh Street.
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Nylon headset tested by Britain's Post Office Department
A telephone operator's headset crafted from nylon is under test by Britain's Post Office Department. The compact two piece set weighs six ounces for the nylon earpiece unit and nineteen ounces for the full instrument, combining transmitter and receiver in a durable design.
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