Dulles And Ethan Meet Again Today
Diplomats urge speedy approval of the Middle East plan amid warnings that protracted Senate debate could erode confidence in President Eisenhower's resolution. The Foreign Affairs and Armed Services committees opened hearings aimed at broad Senate backing and potential moves to challenge Soviet influence near Suez.
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Dulles
Ethan
Washington
U. S
Eisenhower
Middle East
Senate
Suez
Armed Services Committee
Nettles Brownell Questioned Over Federal Troops Civil Rights
A Senate hearing on civil rights sparked a sharp dispute over using federal troops to back court orders. Attorney General Brownell called the implication reckless and unconstitutional while testifying under questioning by Sen. Ervin. The session also covered rights bills as Brownell described himself as nettled.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Atty
Brownell
Supreme Court
Sen
Ervin
D-Nc
Robert Young
Judiciary Committee
Eastland
D-Miss
Nominees Named For TV Academy Awards
Hollywood previews the ninth annual TV awards nominees with categories spanning best series long and short, best public service program, top news commentators, and lead acting honors. Notables include Caesar's Hour Climax Alfred Hitchcock Presents You Are There Ed Sullivan Show Walter Cronkite Lucille Ball Gracie Allen Ed Wynn Pat Carroll Ann Sothern and more.
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Academy
Phil Silvers
Air Power
Hugh O'Brian
Robert Young
Comedienne
Edie _Adams
Gracie Allen
Lucille Ball
Nanette Fabray
Ann Sothern
Senator Bridges Seeks Major Cuts to Defense Budget
Sen Bridges proposes a 2 percent billion dollar reduction in President Eisenhower's defense budget. He accuses the Defense Department of juggling funds and urges Congress to curb waste alongside Secretary Humphrey who invites cuts. Bridges warns inflation risk if defense spending remains high while Knowland seeks deeper cuts and Ellender pledges to fight waste.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Eisenhower
Sen
D-La
Defense Department
Congress
Ellender
Appropriations
Knowland
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Bridges
New Hampshire
CIA Chief Sees Communism in Internal Crisis
CIA Director Allen W. Dulles told a Chicago audience that signs of real hope exist as Communism faces undeniable internal pressures for change. He warned against overestimating collapse, citing Khrushchev’s Khrushchev’s reforms as admitting a general crisis in communism while noting dangers to free world positions in the Middle East and Far East.
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Chicago
Allen W
Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Free World
Middle East
Far East
Red China
Ussr
Eggs Spilled In Mountain Road Truck Wreck
In Mount Airy North Carolina a tractor trailer overturned spilling 211 000 eggs onto the highway. Passenger H D Cain suffered lacerations and abrasions while driver Stephan R Parker of Lake City South Carolina reported the trailer broke away while descending Blue Ridge Mountain en route to Charlotte and Charleston with 550 cases of eggs.
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N. C
Here
H. D. Cain
Pamplico
8. C
Stephan R. Parker
Lake City
S. C
Blue Ridge Mountain
Mount Airy
Charlotte
Charleston
Eisenhower Accepts McCardle Resignation as Assistant Secretary
President Eisenhower accepts the resignation of Carl W. McCardle from the post of assistant secretary of state for public affairs for personal reasons. McCardle requests the resignation take effect with the appointment of a successor, with Hagerty noting no information on a replacement.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Carl W. McCardle
McCardle
White House
James C. Hagerty
Dulles
Symington Sees Waste From Pentagon Split in 1940s Reform
Sen. Symington argues lack of unified defense has cost taxpayers 25 to 50 billion dollars over ten years. He notes four or five competing military departments since Congress created the unified Defense Department in 1947 and calls for reduction of duplication under a new Senate task force.
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Washington
Symington
D-Mo
Defense Department
Congress
Air Force
Department
Army
Navy
Senate
Pentagon
Youths Injured In Wreck Near High Point
Two 16 and 18 year old males suffered head injuries when the car ran off a curve on Highway 311 south of High Point. Driver Leroy Cornelison of Archdale and passenger Bill Teal of High Point were shaken. Harrold Ayscue and Jack Allred were injured. No charges filed pending investigation. The collision occurred about 12 45 a m.
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Highway 311
High Point
States Highway Patrol
Jack Allred
N. Hamilton St
Harrold Ayscue
Granby St
Queen Elizabeth II Debates Portugal Visit Amid Privacy
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh begin a private weekend reunion in Setubal Portugal as a state visit looms. The Duke returns from a 36000 mile world cruise aboard Britannia while the Queen travels incognito, attracting public interest despite royal discretion.
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Portugal
Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Lisbon
Setubal
Duke
Britannia
Britain
Elizabeth
GI insurance check for 72 billion bounces in Louisville
Harold Fleischer received a GI insurance dividend check for 72 billion dollars. His bank refused to cash it, leaving him advised to pursue the amount with the Veterans Administration. He hopes to obtain the $72 while the VA could not be reached for comment.
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Louisville
Harold Fleischer
Fleischer
Charles Keith
Veterans Administration
Poison Suspect Son Accused of Beating Doctor
New York police investigate a poisoning case after Dr. Foldvary died at the women’s Detention House. The son and daughter face charges related to arsenic in food samples given to police. The son claims the attack was to punish alleged injustices as prosecutors review information from the inquiry.
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New York
Wom
Foldvary
Hogan
Dr. Foldvary
Israel Edges Toward Gaza Strip Withdrawal Talks
Secretary Dulles met with Israel's Abba Eban seeking prompt withdrawal of Israeli troops from Egypt. No progress announced yet, but plans for another meeting were made as U.S. pressures Israel to withdraw without guarantees, amid UN sanctions debates and Gulf of Aqaba navigation concerns.
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John M. Hightower
Aan Deles
Israel
Egypt
Dulles
Abba Eban
Washington
Eisenhower
Georgia
United States
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
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United Nations
Eban
Det el Ee Saa
Uncom
Aan
U.N
Gaza
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