Eisenhower Warns Against Reckless Spending in Address
President Eisenhower urged Congress to restore full foreign aid and mutual security funding while warning against reckless spending. He outlined actions to strengthen the armed forces and pressed for decisive congressional support for foreign aid, warning of budgetary restraint in good times.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate
Defense Department
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
America
Congo
U. S
Latin America
Economic Conference of the American Republics
Bogota
Colombia
Suspected Killer Of 3 Surrenders
Richard Henry Dare, 27, sought for questioning in the slayings of his estranged wife Patricia 24 her father Ted Albert 60 mother Virgie 58 and nephew William McCormick 17 surrendered Sunday night. An autopsy dated Friday shows the four killings occurred between noon and 7 30 p m. Dare had been the target of a 100 man armed posse and handed over his pistol to Sheriff Joe Huddleston at a farmhouse south of Oklahoma City.
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Richard Henry Dare
Dare
McClain County
Joe Huddleston
Here
Patricia
Ted Albert
Virgie
William McCormick
Oklahoma City
Albert
Young McCormick
Purcell
Okla
Huddleston
State Crime Bureau
Orbie Carter
Carter
Dave
Albert Residence
Mrs. Dare
Hilton Geer
Cuba Nationalizes Major American Property Amid Tensions
Fidel Castro's regime seizes about 770 million dollars in American assets including Cuban Electric Co and subsidiaries, prompting church warnings as Cuba aligns with the Soviet bloc. Militiamen move to take control while banks and some enterprises are left out, with payments to be issued as 50 year bonds at 2 percent.
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Senate
House
U. S
Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
Latin American Youth Congress
Cuban Electric Co
American and Foreign Power Co
New York
Cuban Telephone Co
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Tex
Aco
Sinclair Oil Co
Moa Bay Mining Co
Nicaro Nickel Processing Corporation
U S Charges Cuba Amid Looming Western Hemisphere Talks
The United States accuses Cuba of advancing a Communist dictatorship as foreign ministers prepare for an OAS meeting in San Jose Costa Rica on August 15. Cuba blasts U S economic aggression and seeks a new agenda while Raul Roa dismisses condemnations.
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Raul Roa
Cuba
Organization of American States
Soviet Union
Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
OAS
OAS Council
U.S
State Department
Castro
Inter-American Peace Committee
Meeing
Russian Ships Delivering Mysterious Cargoes To Cuba
U S News and World Report reports Soviet ships have delivered large crates to Havana since June 28. Interior zones near Zapata swamp have been restricted since June 18. Technicians from the Soviet bloc in Cuba have grown to about 200, with more expected, and crates are described as large enough for aircraft or rocket parts unloaded by Russian crews.
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Cuba
Washington
U.S. News & World Report
Havana
Zapata
Soviet Bloc
Textile chiefs warn tariffs may force liquidation overseas
J Spencer Love of Burlington Industries told lawmakers permanent tariff concessions would compel U S textile makers to liquidate or relocate. He appeared before Trade groups as GATT talks loom. The piece also notes varied views on using the atomic bomb after Hiroshima with quotes from Byrnes Szilard Teller and others.
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Washington
U.S
J. Spencer Love
Greensboro
N.C
Burlington Industries,Inc
U.S. Committee For Reciprocity Information
U.S. Tariffs Commission
Hiroshima
Japan
U.S. News and World Report
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Nagasaki
James F. Byrnes
Leo Szilard
Lewis L. Strauss
Navy
Atomic Energy Commission
Ralph A. Bard
Edward Teller
Byrnes
Szilard
Love
Committee For Reciprocity Information
U. S
United States
Millionaire Playboy Seized In Raid On Princess Suite
In Mexico City police raided the Cristobal Colon Hotel to seize Francisco Pignatari known as Baby after a complaint by Prince Alfonso Hohenlohe. Pignatari said he is an old family friend and claimed diplomatic immunity. The princess Ira von Furstenberg was reportedly in the suite during the raid.
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Mexico City
Francisco
Baby) Pignatari
Ira von Furstenburg Hohenlohe
Baby
Prince Alfonso Hohenlohe
Cristobal
Alfonso
Pignatari
Cristobal Colon Hotel
Brazil
Ira
6Th Precinct i
Prince Hohenlohe
Mexico
Family Of Powers Heads For Capital
The Powers family of Pound Virginia travels toward Washington for talks with officials before joining Francis Gary Powers in Moscow for his espionage trial set for August 17. Powers could face execution if convicted. His father Ned Powers vows continued hope and expects a possible appeal by the State Department if verdicts turn adverse.
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Richmond
Francis Gary Powers
Washington
Moscow
Oliver Powers
Pound
Barbara Powers
New York
Soviet Union
Norton
Powers
State Department
Virginia
Virginia Bar Assal
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United Nations, N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
U.N
Katanga
Ceylon
Tunisia
Moise Tshombe
Pravda
Lumumba
Antoine Gizenga
Jean Kibwe
United Nations
Kibwe
Tshombe
Caba Sory
Guinea
Oklahoma City, Okla
Hugh Scott
Kenneth Keating
Playboy
Princess
Family of Powers
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