Senators fear Reds will use UN summit for propaganda
House Foreign Affairs Committee members in Washington say the Soviets will try to turn a United Nations summit into propaganda. They oppose President Eisenhower attending under those conditions. Chairman Thomas Morgan urged caution and adherence to Security Council rules to prevent a televised propaganda free-for-all.
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India
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Security Council
Elwes Ready For Release After Contempt Hearing
Dominic Elwes and his bride, aged 19, win release from jail after a contempt of court hearing. Justice Roxburgh said he would let Elwes out soon as the case was resolved, with Mrs. McLean supporting the petition and Geoffrey Kennedy remaining noncommittal. They had returned to England from the United States on July 15.
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Geoffrey Kennedy
England
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Downing Of Plane Is Denied
Beirut reports deny that any American planes were shot down by Syrian antiaircraft fire. Damascus claimed a fighter was downed intruding on UAR air space and crashing in Lebanon. Marines report a non combatant death by accidental self inflicted wound and a self flight to Moscow mentions Khrushchev. United Nations moves to widen Lebanon observer group amid arms shipments concerns.
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Thinking It Over by R L Dieffenbacher
The author notes that people rarely say I gave him heaven and more often give away the hotter region. He suggests evaluating spiritual wealth, shedding hot areas, and cultivating green pastures that border eternity so we can share heaven with others.
Pair Ready For Balloon Ascension
Navy Cmdr. Malcolm D. Ross and M. Lee Lewis prepare for a 24 hour space jaunt beneath a 172 foot diameter balloon. Launch from a Crosby area mine depends on weather. They test the Strato-Lab aluminum gondola to sustain an artificial atmosphere at 80 000 to 84 000 feet above Earth.
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United Nations talks eyed on summit prep and Iraq seat
Western sources say the United Nations Security Council will convene early next week to arrange details for a U S summit. They expect Soviet acceptance of a pre summit representation plan and a possible seat for Iraq’s revolutionary regime led by Premier Brig Gen Abdul Karim Kassem.
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Eisenhower
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Abdul Majid Abbas
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Baghdad
Abdel Karim Kassem
No Cure For Seeing Phantom
Chicago report notes autoscopic hallucination with no known cure. The 22 page study in Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry surveys psychiatrists who recount cases where patients perceive themselves as phantoms without mirrors. One ancient account linked to Aristotle is referenced.
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Eisenhower Pushes UN Council to Set Middle East Summit
President Eisenhower proposed that the United Nations Security Council determine a Middle East summit date and arrangements. He directed Ambassador Lodge to participate under conditions, with the council selecting the time and composition, avoiding a five power outside UN meeting.
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U.N. Now Council
Nasser Criticism Echoes Across World Opinion Centers
A World Gallup Poll in 15 non communist nations shows thin support for Nasser's Near East policy. In eight nations major city respondents oppose Nasser and favor the U S policy, while five nations voice mutual blame on both sides.
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Deficit Financing Cracked Down as Debt Limit Seen Rising
The House Rules Committee blocked a two billion dollar public works bill amid a broader drive to curb deficit financing. The Treasury requests to raise the debt ceiling from 280 to 288 billion face scrutiny, with past WW II highs at 300 billion. Deficits for the year to June 30 ran near three billion, with a projected 10 to 11 billion next year. Howard Smith signals a wider crackdown on such financing.
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House Rules Committee
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Right And Left Merge In Iraq
Beirut dispatch reports Iraqi rebels unify after killing King Faisal and seizing Baghdad. Core regime stems from Istiqlal and the Socialist National Democratic Union with shared nationalism. Three-man sovereignty council led by Nejib Ribai, a Sandhurst-educated career officer with anti-British stance.
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British Labor Party
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Egypt
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Argentina Reaches Oil Pact With U S and European Firms
President Frondizi announced agreements with United States and European groups to aid YPF and triple domestic oil output. Contracts include 1.5 billion dollars in equipment, drilling 4000 wells in Patagonia, a one dollar local plant plan, and 18 million barrels of oil in 2 to 3 years.
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Congress Passes Most 1958 Appropriation Bills
House action on 1958 appropriation bills ends with total requested near 71 billion but likely around 70 billion after Senate changes. Defense and foreign aid may rise as Senate adds funds. defense totals exceed Eisenhower request by about 1.2 billion. Senate and House consider conference action to resolve differences before final passage.
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