Dulles Sees West Confident for 1958 Economic Aid
Secretary Dulles, in a year end statement drafted in Paris, says the West remains confident for 1958. He details a brother helps brother aid program and the core long term easy pay loan fund, as Russia expands its economic drive in underdeveloped nations.
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Dulles
West
Paris
State Department
George Munane
Syosset
S.1
New York
Eisenhower
Congress
Russia
Middle East
France seeks 400 million loan to steady industry
Paris reports finance ministers meet at the NATO summit to assess France prospects for funding. Premier Felix Gaillard pushes a strict 1958 budget with deep economies and higher taxes while seeking IMF, EU Payments Union, and cooperation with the United States and major European powers to curb recession and unemployment.
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Paris
NATO
United States
International Monetary Fund
Great Britain
West Germany
Netherlands
European Payments Union
Felix Gaillard
Son Held For Death Of Mother
17 year old John Jessup arraigned in Brooklyn Felony Court on a murder charge for slaying his divorced mother after an argument over a phone call. He told police he used a .22 rifle and reloaded after she confronted him about speaking to a girlfriend. No attorney was present. hearing set for January 10.
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New York
John Jessup
Brooklyn
Jessup
Albert D
Schanzer
Howard Denlea
Voletta Marascia
Williams College Awards $380000 in Scholarships
Williams College in Williams town Massachusetts has allotted 380000 dollars in scholarships to 103 students over the last 15 years.
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Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Economists project defense hike possible without tax rise
The National Planning Association reports defense outlays could reach 54 billion dollars annually by 1960 without a tax increase, given adequate growth and production capacity. Higher levels would require tax boosts and inflation controls, while 54 billion offers minimal impact beyond foregoing potential tax cuts.
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Washington
National Planning Assn
Eisenhower
Congress
Gaither
NPA
Gerhard
Colm
ConeSee
H. Christian Sonne
Defense Increase Favored By Senator Hayden
Senator Hayden, 80, said a defense boost to 40 billion dollars a year would be modest and that nondefense cuts should be selective to keep the budget balanced. He noted 244 billion has been spent on the armed services in seven and a half years since Korea and urged against cutting pork barrel projects, arguing they pay their way. He contrasted with other Appropriations members who foresee rough going in pushing to 40 billion, while Eisenhower contemplates lifting the budget amid defense increases.
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Sen
Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Army Engineers
Appropriations Committee
Chavez
D-Nm
Russell
D-Ga
Farmer asks for 20 acre electric blanket for drying peanuts
Betty Bell of the county farm agents office faces many odd questions but this one tops the list. A farmer asked where to obtain a 20 acre electric blanket for drying his peanuts in Anadarko Oklahoma.
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Anadarko, Okla
Betty Bell
Bloodhounds Aid Harpers Ferry Child Search
In Harpers Ferry West Virginia on December 28 a large search for Shirley Ann Rams year old girl continued after two bloodhounds traced a track to the Shenandoah River bank. The family’s home sits near rugged mountains and the river is 15 miles east of Charles Town. Dragging will resume tomorrow as police and volunteers join the effort.
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Harpers Ferry
W.va
Shirley Ann Rams
Here
Fairfax
Shenandoah River
Ramsburg House
Wade
Shirley Ann
Brownie Eeeoae
Ramsburg
George Armstrong
Armsburg
Charles Town
1958 Real Estate and Stock Outlook From Page One
Economic predictions for 1958 cover real estate, stock and bond markets, and industry. Real estate values may rise in suburbs and land near towns, while large farms prosper but small farmers struggle. The stock market could decline with bond prices rising, and high grade non callable preferred stocks may recover first.
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South
United States
Snow forecast across Appalachians to Pacific coast
Snow flurries are expected in the northern Appalachians and eastern Great Lakes with snow in northern New England. Southern New England coast will see snow as well, while showers occur in southern Florida. Fair skies dominate the eastern half. mixed precipitation in the central Plateau. Northwestern and northern Rockies will snow, with rain and snow in the central Plateau and rain along the north Pacific coast.
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Appalachians
Great Lakes
New England
Florida
Northwest
Rockies
Central
Plateau
North Pacific Coast
Coast Guard Atom Ship Proposed
Rep. Herbert Bonner said the House Merchant Marine Committee will hold hearings after Congress reconvenes on a bill to authorize an atomic ice breaker for the U.S. Coast Guard. He noted Russia already launched such a ship and that wider Arctic activity and the St. Lawrence Seaway opening will freeze more ports part of the year. Bonner introduced the bill last session. hearings tentatively start in January.
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Washington, N.C
Herbert Bonner
D-Nc
House Merchant Marine Committee
Congress
U.S. Coast Guard
Bonner
St. Lawrence Seaway
Scientist Warns Of Growth And Space Limits
INDIANAPOLIS December 28 A top ranking American scientist warned against overemphasis on outer space and urged more focus on solving Earth's limited space. Dr Paul B Sears retiring AAAS president said population doubling within 50 years and finite land require attention to biology and environment. He supported space exploration but warned against neglecting unfinished terrestrial problems. The Grand Banks off Newfoundland is noted as a centuries old cod fishery.
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Paul B. Sears
The
American Assn. For the Advancement of Science
United States
Sears
Natural Resources Conservation Program
Yale University
Association
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