Wilson May Stay On For Another Year
Charles E. Wilson may remain as secretary of defense for another year rather than quit this summer. He said his intention is to see the budget through but could change his mind. The idea of a five year tenure circulated as Mrs. Wilson prefers retirement. Eisenhower called Wilson’s remark unwise after a committee hearing.
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Washington
Pentagon
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Florida
Congressional
National Guard
Eisenhower
White House
UN Delegates Await Israel Reply On Middle East Plan
United Nations delegates await Israel's response to the American compromise aimed at breaking the Israeli Egyptian stalemate. The plan links withdrawal behind 1949 lines with free Gulf navigation and UN observers in Gaza. Israel's team reportedly pleased by the offer, though some officials doubt its strength. Britain and Canada backed the proposal while France was less enthusiastic.
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N. Y
U.N
United States
Gulf of Angla
U. N
Gaza Strip
Israel
Dulles
Abba Eban
Eban
Washington
Aell
Coe
Dirksen Probes Oil Flows To Europe After Suez Blockade
Senator Dirksen seeks State Department findings on whether Western Europe has received sufficient oil since the Suez crisis. The inquiry by the Joint Senate panel examines emergency shipments and ensuing U S price hikes. Industry spokesman W M Vaughey argues price jumps are overdue and reflect rising production costs, noting only two crude price increases since 1947.
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Sen
Dirksen
R-Ill
Dulles
Suez Canal
Senate
Europe
W. M. Vaughey
Jackson, Miss
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Indpendent Petroleum Assn. of America
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Whiplash Injuries May Be Hidden in Auto Crashes
A panel of surgeons urged early examination after auto accidents for possible whiplash injuries. Dr Ross T. McIntire noted symptoms may appear late and involve neck nerves, with neuralgic neck pain, headaches, dizziness, and spasms. Early diagnosis is stressed for cervical spine injuries.
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W. Va
U. S
International College of Vice
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Ross T. McIntire
McIntire
Federal Funds Allocated For Schools
The Office of Education announced allocations totaling 8,312,593 to build or expand schools in 3 communities across 15 states and Guam. Allocation highlights include Wayne County North Carolina 799, Richland County South Carolina 111,695 and Beaufort School District 1 174,576.
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Office of Education Today
Guam
North Carolina
Wayne
South Carolina
Richland County
Beaufort
Ford dealers deny coercion in million-dollar suit
A Durham Lincoln Mercury dealer A D Weeks testified Ford officials never pressured him to buy parts or threaten cutoffs. The case involves ex-Miller Motors president J H Miller seeking 1.419 million dollars, alleging coercion and franchise cancellation in 1954. Weeks described Ford support and improved sales, while plaintiff counsel questioned possible fear of losing the franchise.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
A. D. Weeks
Durham
J. H. Miller
Miller Motors, Inc
Miller
Weeks
Lincoln-Mercury Dealers Advertising Fund Committee
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