Senate Democrats forecast $2.4B foreign aid boost
Sen. Humphrey predicts a Senate majority will back at least 2.4 billion dollars in foreign military assistance when needed. The Foreign Relations Committee had proposed 4.502 billion for foreign aid as debates lag behind defense spending.
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Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
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D-Ga
Lyndon Johnson
Tex
Defense Department
Eisenhower
NATO
Senate Committee
State Mental Hospital Needs Outlined in 28 Million Plan
Gov Hodges and the Advisory Budget Commission heard a report from the State Hospitals Board of Control detailing long range building needs totaling 28 million dollars for the state mental institutions. The plan covers facilities at Raleigh nae Morganton and Butner and institutions for the mentally deficient at Kinston Goldsboro and Butner for about ten years.
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Raleigh
Progress Made Missile Program is Cited
Lt Gen Donald L Putt testifies before a Senate Armed Services subcommittee that the United States has a real firm ICBM program with milestones met and over one billion dollars earmarked since 1954 The general warns of possible Soviet advances in weapons quality and numbers and notes hope in the early planning while urging continued funding and priority for air force research and development
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Air Force
Donald L. Putt
Putt
Senate Armed Services
U.S
Russia
Air Force Research and Development
Soviet Russia
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Stock Swap Planned Between Chadbourn Gotham and Riverton
Chadbourn Gotham Inc. plans to acquire Riverton Lime and Stone Co. of Virginia through a stock exchange. J. C. Boles and E. I. Williams announced the boards approved the proposal and that stockholders will vote. Chadbourn Gotham makes hosiery and lingerie.
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Charlotte
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
Riverton Lime & Stone Co
Virginia
J. C. Boles
Chadbourn Gotham
E. I. Williams
Riverton
Knowledge Is Not Enough in Living Our Faith
The author argues that knowing rules and scripture without applying them harms daily living. Many quote religion and safety rules yet fail to act accordingly, urging self appraisal to become true workmen for God rather than mere storehouses of facts.
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Robert L. Dieffenbacher
D. D
NEA
Nickel Plant Expansion Spurred Allegations in 43 Million Project
Washington House investigators allege political and private influence in a 43 million dollar nickel plant expansion at Nicaro Cuba. The subcommittee accuses the Democratic majority of suppressing evidence and hints at possible perjury. the Justice Department may probe.
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Washington
Democratic House
Justice Department
Subcommittee
Nicaro
Cuba
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Chicago
Edmund F. Mansure
General Services Administration
Ansure
GSA
Frederick Snare Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Squall Not Expected To Grow
Forecasters say the disturbance off the Florida coast likely will not become a hurricane. An Air Force plane probed the system about 500 miles east of Miami and found it spreading and possibly breaking up. No circular motion detected by hurricane hunter planes or ships. the Weather Bureau notes an easterly wave 140 by 40 miles with a lingering pressure trough and decreasing storm activity.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Air Force
Bermuda
Atlantic Ocean
Hurricane Hunter
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
William McGee
Misconduct Charges Withdrawn In Montgomery Boycott
In Montgomery Alabama charges of misconduct against a young Negro minister were withdrawn after he admitted no evidence for the accusations. Rev A J Fields apologized to a Negro mass meeting for remarks made in anger and the group voted to accept his apology. Rev Martin Luther King Jr led the Montgomery Improvement Association in guiding the boycott. Fields said he did not question Kings leadership due to his perceived integrity.
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Montgomery
Ala
A. J. Fields
Fields
Martin Luther King Jr
Youth fitness concerns mark conference at Navy
At the President's Conference on Fitness of American Youth at the Naval Academy, leaders warn youth are at risk of becoming sedentary amid gadgetry. Proposals include a national fitness council, expanded physical education, supervised recreation in schools, and stronger federal support, with action urged at the community level.
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Naval Academy
Nixon
Eisenhower
Truman Tuts Briton on Ties in London Sale
Former haberdasher and ex pres Harry S Truman joins a London clothing shop to demonstrate tie selling technique. He instructs a British salesman while browsing for a white bow tie for his ten day Britain visit and declines delivery.
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Harry Truman
Truman
William Lewis
Britains
Kansas City
Eddie Jacobson
Two Starved Children Found in East Side Tenement
In New York City an East Side tenement yielded the bodies of two infants a 2 year old girl and an 8 month old boy apparently starved to death. Their mother Anastasia Velez 32 was arrested after an incident at a tavern and is under observation at Bellevue Hospital.
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Tulsa
Tommie Robert Cooke
Edward Leon
Pete) Williams
Orville McCroskey
le Flore
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Cooke
Glenwood Baptist Church
Dale Proctor
Hitch
Jesus Christ
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Oklahoma
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Talihina
Muse
Okla
McCroskey
Taft
Wilburton
State Highway Patrol
Poteau
Jack Craig
Carl Stevens
Buel Richmond
NE York
East Side
Anastasia Velez
Bellevue Hospital
Marvin Lutenberg
Welfare Department
Josephina
Antonio
Puerto Rico
Velez
Algiers
Algeria
Aris
Ovoi
Reene
Nementchas
Nasser weighs loans for Aswan dam amid Western offers
A source says the Soviet Union offered 1.12 billion dollars to fund most of the Aswan dam project. Nasser will study the offer before deciding, while Britain, the United States, and the World Bank propose grants and loans totaling several hundred million. Egypt seeks a wide industrial expansion powered by the dam.
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Soviet Union
Aswan
Nasser
Dmitri Shepilov
Shepilov
Suez Canal Zone
Britain
United States
Nile
World Bank
Russia
Black
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Washington
Sudan
West
Ike Signs Bills and Housing Action in White House Session
President Eisenhower, recuperating from operation, spent about an hour on White House business signing four Congressional bills. He approved rural library grant legislation and letters transmitting two annual reports while designating Blytheville Arkansas as a housing shortage area for defense workers. He also reappointed Hugh M. Comer to the National Monument Commission and redesignated MORE ON PAGE TWO-A.
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Eisenhower
White House
Sherman Adams
Congress
National Advisory Council
International Monetary
Office of
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Civil Board
United States
France
Housing and Home Finance Administration
Blytheville
Ark
Hugh M. Comer
Birmingham
Ala
National Monument Commission
Japan Burma textile pact pledges nine million dollars
The Foreign Office says Japan will supply nine million dollars worth cotton textiles and yarns to Burma and accept payment in raw cotton from the United States. Raw cotton will be provided by America under Public Law 480. Ambassador Saburo Ohta and Burma’s secretary U Ba San signed the plan. No time limit was announced.
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Foreign Office
United States
America
Saburo Ohta
Japan
U Ba San
Burema
Ministry of Trade Development
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