Dulles Returns From London Urges West to Open Inspection Zones
Secretary of State Dulles, back from London, urged Russia to join the West in reducing the risk of a great atomic war by allowing extensive aerial and ground inspections across Europe North America and the Soviet Union. He reported to President Eisenhower that Western Allies had agreed on a plan for inspection zones and stressed that the Soviet response is crucial to safety and potential arms reduction.
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Postal Pay Passage Predicted
Washington August 3 Senator Carlson predicts Senate Democrats will push a bill to raise pay for 500000 postal workers before Congress adjourns to pressure President Eisenhower. The House passed a $546 annual raise by 379 to 38 vote, costing about 280 million dollars.
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Syria Rejects Jordanian Protest in Arab Tensions
Damascus reports Syria dismissed a Jordanian protest amid a harsh newspaper campaign. Jordan warned it could sever ties and even use force if attacks continued, while Syria denied any ultimatum and pressed Egypt and Saudi Arabia for mediation.
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McElroy Considered For Post In Washington
Neil H. McElroy a 52 year old Ohio soap maker was reported under active consideration for a high government post. Next confirmation on whether he would succeed Charles E. Wilson as secretary of defense remains conjecture. An official said no decision had been reached and a top government appointment could come soon.
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Khrushchev and Tito Renew Cooperation in Romania
In Romania Khrushchev and Tito meet for two days to renew concrete forms of cooperation. Moscow radio says the talks signal a possible new Yugoslav Soviet accord, with leaders Miokay an and Kuusinen present, while noting lingering strains and possible moves toward an international Communist alignment.
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British Move To Aid Sultan In Oman Revolt
British forces move into Muscat and Oman to support the pro British Sultan against rebels. Scottish Highland troops and Cameronian units have entered Ibri and Nizwa to back the Sultan while air and sea deployments provide support. Brigadier Jimmy Roberts leads the task force for a limited campaign.
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North Carolina Democrats attack GOP in Raleigh speech
Sen. Olin D. Johnston described Eisenhower as a pitchman for cabinet and staff wishes, calling him the tool of the millionaire class. He blamed Republicans for civil rights backlash, monetary policy, taxes, and farm issues, insisting the South remains the Democrats’ ally and denouncing Warren as siding with radicals in Supreme Court rulings.
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Eisenhower opposes Senate civil rights bill dead for this session
President Eisenhower remains adamant against the Senate version of the civil rights bill. House GOP leader Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. says civil rights legislation is dead for this session, predicting a deadlock and a return in January. Senate leaders pursue a vote while seeking possible compromises on the jury trial amendment.
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Law vote sets jury trials for federal criminal contempt
A Friday vote, 51 to 42, adds a provision requiring jury trials in all federal court criminal contempt cases, surprising administration allies and reshaping court procedures. The move centers on RENE Cension’s bill and increases trial rights in contempt prosecutions.
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Hoffa Plan for Single Transportation Union Faces Criticism
Sen. McClellan and Sen. Goldwater warned Hoffa's proposal to combine truck, air, rail and shipping unions into one federation could give him unprecedented power. Hoffa, linked to Teamsters leadership, has been subpoenaed to testify Aug. 13 as the Rackets Committee reviews his ties to racketeers.
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