Russians eye Africa and Asia in new strategy
AP reports Moscow plans new moves to dominate sea lanes from the Middle East toward Africa and Asia. Analysts cite economic penetration and political pressure in Africa and Southeast Asia as steps toward broader control of raw materials and trade routes, with Turkey and Syria seen as pivotal.
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Educator Lincoln Bell Hale Dies at 58
Lincoln Bell Hale an educator and author who led the U S operations mission to Israel from 1954 to 1957 died Thursday. He served as president of Evansville College in Indiana from 1941 to 1954.
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Birthday Dimes Dance Nears End In Polio Fight
Miami Beach hostess Mrs Robert Z Greene plans a Feb 6 charity ball raising funds for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. About 275 guests will pay 50 per person at a private club with proceeds to the foundation. The event honors Mrs Greene for decades of charitable parties once supporting polio research.
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Race for Survival shapes missile program in hearings
The hearing record shows the preparedness subcommittee urging a 17 point plan to boost U S missile and space capabilities. Dulles and von Braun warned of near term gaps while Lockheed officials cited new large scale satellite vehicles. LeMay noted SAC funding issues as Bush called for unified war planning.
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Benson Opposed Freeze On Farm Supports Debated
Washington notes discuss a two year moratorium on farm legislation to extend 1957 programs into 1958 and 1959. Proponents say delaying changes lets farmers express views at elections while opponents warn it masks the administration’s policy shift and could keep price supports high or misaligned with market needs.
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Adenauer Wins Bundestag Backing for NATO Policy Push
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer won approval in the Bundestag to pursue West Germany participation in NATO and its policies. The 17 hour foreign policy debate showed no doubt over the outcome as Adenauer’s Christian Democratic party holds a majority. The assembly rejected an opposition Socialist resolution to ban atomic weapons and rocket bases from West German soil.
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