Eisenhower comments on foreign aid labor bill and Hawaii results
President Eisenhower warned cuts in foreign aid would hurt the United States in the cold war but hoped the Senate would restore funding. He praised a tougher labor bill aiming to curb secondary boycotts and blackmail picketing, while noting uncertain GOP Southern support. He welcomed Hawaii election outcomes and praised diverse candidates. He also said missile delays do not disadvantage U S in Geneva talks.
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Maryknoll Fathers Report Details Global Mission Work
The Maryknoll Fathers headquarters reports their missionary work spans 10 countries and has led to the acquisition of 82 595 acres of wooded land for new mission tents and facilities.
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NLRB Dismisses Union Charges at Harriet-Henderson Mills
The NLRB dismissed charges that Harriet Henderson Cotton Mills refused to bargain in good faith, prompting plans for an appeal to the NLRB general counsel in Washington. The decision marks another setback in the ongoing textile strike that began last November amid violence and prior dynamite conspiracy convictions.
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Tobacco Prices Rise Across Georgia Markets
In Valdosta AP reports five selling Tuesday averaged 97.6 cents, up from Mondays 59.29. The season’s fourth day pushed Georgia poundage to 41 052 333 pounds, averaging 58.05 for a $23 830 276 total. Florida markets show 7 782 116 pounds at 60.63 averaging 4 718 500. James Madison noted as the smallest U S president at five feet four and under 100 pounds.
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Nixon Encounters Soviet Hecklers in Novosibirsk
Vice President Nixon, amid a Soviet tour stop in Novosibirsk, faced a heckler who pressed about Soviet bases. Nixon cited discussions with Nikita Khrushchev and noted two sides to every question as he defended U S and Soviet policy while touring the city.
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GOP Stages Hawaii Upset In First Territorial Election
Republicans win three of five top Hawaii offices in the state’s first election, trouncing Democrats who had been favored after a strong primary and prior territorial wins. Notable figures include Inouye and Long, with contests shaped by veteran and business candidate profiles amid a high turnout of about 170000 voters. Hawaii’s two Senate terms will be decided by the Senate.
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Navy Polaris delays raise questions in House briefing
Rear Adm. William F. Raborn testifies before the House Space Committee on Polaris failures. Officials say the solid fuel submarine missile remains embryonic with a late 1960 target date and a reduced 1200 mile range from 1500. Of 33 tests, 24 met objectives while two exploded on launch.
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Forts and a composer’s first name Modest
A Martello tower was a circular masonry coastal fort popular around 1800 but later found of limited value. The Russian composer Moussorgsky had the contrasting first name Modest.
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