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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1957
Page
6
Khrushchev on The Nation interview on CBS described US and Soviet positions, urging disarmament while arguing about inspection, satellites, and the China issue. He claimed Western fears were inflated but offered no new ground on coercive methods or nuclear war.
Mire Mabel Elen Lucan of Broghtine Minnesota has been named president of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist Selanviat Gogtan Minnesota. A Idaho native who grew up in Spokane Washington she joined The Mother Church in 1906 and has devoted her full time to Christian Science healing. Lucan succeeds Clifford A Woodlard of Cambridge Massachusetts and has served as Second Reader and on the Bible Lesson Committee.
A concise overview of the long standing clash between the administration and Congress over foreign aid funding. It explains two main aid categories military and economic, cites historical gaps between requests and appropriations, and notes the 1950s pattern of military versus economic spending and the 1950s totals.
The proposal outlines development aid to raise capital bases in underdeveloped nations, technical assistance to educators health and public health workers, and non military aid including refugee relief and U.N. programs. The 195% Eisenhower ask totals 1.065 billion dollars with allocations for a development loan fund, technical aid, emergency aid, and other programs.
Cheyenne bids for the construction of a canyon tunnel in the Shoe Shone River area near Cody in Yellowstone National Park may be opened in August. C W Beaver plans engineer in charge notes a 3278 foot pilot tunnel completed two weeks ago. The project runs five miles west of Cody on US Highways 14 and 20 to mitigate rock slides, pending federal aid funds for the new fiscal year beginning July.
The Soviet Union reportedly disclosed five nuclear tests conducted in April during a Moscow telecast of an American reporter's interview with Nikita Khrushchev. Khrushchev defended not announcing the tests and addressed questions on satellites and Hungary. The interview marked a rare open exchange broadcast in Moscow and in the United States.
The Atomic Energy Commission said the first two tests in the current series produced three radioactive clouds drifting toward Northern California Oregon Idaho Utah and northern Nevada. Slight fallout was reported in some northern Nevada and southern California towns but radiation was below typical daily exposure. The balloon suspended device test was postponed 24 hours and tentatively set for Wednesday morning as a key experiment was not ready.
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