Eisenhower Aids Bill Faces Floor Fight Over Funds
The administration pushes a $3.6 billion foreign aid bill amid Republican calls for a larger increase and Democratic caution over open votes. Dulles warns drastic cuts could strain Western alliances while McCormack defends the aid program as essential to rebuild a depleted pipeline.
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Eisenhower
Rep
Martin
Mass
House
Senate
Taber
Dulles
Pasman
D-La
Congress
McCormack Democrat
Gettysburg
McCormack
Truman
America
Carrying the clutter of life and its temptations
A meditation on keeping pockets and purses free of trivial items as a metaphor for trimming daily distractions and spiritual misdirections. The author urges housecleaning of unimportant ideas to establish life patterns free from selfishness and sin for a more abundant life.
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RK. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA Service
U S Silent On Flights Over Soviet Cities During July Protests
Washington reports show U S officials made no immediate comment on Russian complaints that American military aircraft flew over seven Soviet cities on July 4 5 and 9. Ambassador Zarubin delivered a formal protest to Secretary Dulles as Moscow calls it an invasion of airspace.
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Russia
Georgi Zarubin
Moscow
State Dulles
U. S
Washington
Pentagon
Georgi N. Zarubin
Zarubin
Dulles
State Department
Defense Department
Little Liz and the awkward shine of Prosperity
A terse reflection on luck and social pressure contrasts wealth with hardship. The line suggests few can endure prosperity without cost, hinting at personal resilience amid a demanding standard of living.
Bishops Back Racial Proposal at Southeastern Conference
The Southeastern Jurisdiction of the Methodist Church opened its fifth quadrennial conference in Lake Junaluska North Carolina with the College of Bishops endorsing the church stance on racial relations. The address by Bishop Roy H Short urged moderation and said doors to racial integration should not be forced but approached with conscience and common good. The discussants noted a proposed constitutional amendment from the General Conference to allow Negro churches to merge with the central church structure. First balloting for two new bishops is planned for tomorrow as retiring Bishops Harrell and Purcell step down due to age limits.
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N.C
College of Bishops
Church
Roy H. Short
Nashville
Tennessee
Man College
Cuba
Minneapolis
Costen J. Harrell
Charlotte
Arthur J. Moore
Atlanta
Harrell
William Medford
Luther H. Hodges
Edn Jones
F. C. Smathers
Verneevile
J. Fowler Jr
Bi Clare Purcell
Birmingcene
Purcell
Groundwork For Steel Talk Resumption Laid
Federal mediators met with steel industry officials to lay the groundwork for a labor management parley aimed at ending an 11 day strike. The session in Washington involved leaders from United Steelworkers and executives from US Steel and Republic. Talks followed a prior conciliation meeting and noted a strike impacting 000 workers. MORE ON PAGE THREE-A.
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Washington
Eitnet Tvird
Joseph F. Finnegan
Peeraes
United Steelworkers
John Stephens
U.S. Steel
Eee
Ed Nies
Ephews
Iste
I J Larry
Oh Republic
John Eres
Ipethieheon
Strategy Conference Slated by South Democrats in Atlanta
Columbia South Carolina's Democratic party chairman Bennett invites ten Southern states to a strategy conference in Atlanta this Friday and Saturday to discuss solidarity and party progress. Timmerman cites responses from Fontenelle of Louisiana and Russell of Georgia as part of the outreach.
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Columbia
U. CS
Carolina
Bennett
Atlanta
George Bell Timmerman
Chicago
Font En Lone
Poutsiana
J. Mississippi
Ochees Russell
Georgia
Ae Tomerman
Timmerman
Russell
Harriman Promises Federal Aid to Enforce Civil Rights
Governor Averell Harriman in New York outlines plans to use presidential power to compel Southern states to comply with the Supreme Court ruling on segregation. He backs a permanent interracial civil rights commission, strengthened statutes, federal school aid with strings, and a joint congressional committee with a Justice Department civil rights division.
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Averell Harriman
Supreme Court
P. L. Pratti
New
Aia It
Tga
Asheboro
Paice
Congress
Joint
Congressional Committee On Civil Rights
Civil Hts
Justice Department
Furniture Market Attendance Nears Two Day High
The Southern Furniture Market enters its third day as 2,329 attended the first two days, nearing a record. Buyers lined up at the exposition, with heavy orders in dinette suites stoves and metal toys amid steady case goods and upholstery sales.
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Dave Allespie Liter
One
Onernoon
Seleek
Swan
Carolina
Eae Ak
Tadactan
Torteiure
Gas strike cripples St Louis gas service for thousands
The Laclede Gas Co strike disrupts natural gas to about 18 000 to 20 000 customers in the St Louis area. Courts and state seizure attempts fail as unions seek to end the walkout while households endure ether shortages and makeshift cooking and heating solutions.
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Louis
St.Louis
Laclede Gas Co
Atomic Workers Union
John Kitchen
Taylor Goes On Trial Second Time
CHARLOTTE Thomas Walter Shorty Taylor faces a second trial for first degree murder in the shooting death of T. A. Parker at a Charlotte grill. The construction worker admits hiding with a shotgun in his wife’s car trunk and says Parker urged an affair, a claim that sparked the confrontation.
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Charlotte
Thomas Walter
Shorty) Taylor
Taylor
Lincoln County
T. A. Parker
Charlotte Grill
Parker
Dulles Calls for Soviet Freedom to Prove Decentralization
Secretary of State Dulles urged Russia to restore full independence to its satellite nations to prove the reality of decentralization within the Soviet system. He spoke at a news conference noting the world will watch to see if Soviet reforms alter domestic and foreign policy. He also restated criticism of neutralism and urged liberalizing forces within Russia.
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Dulles
Russia
Soviet Union
United Nations
Free World
U. N
United States
Aligtthe
Nowa On On
Asia
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