Geneva Report Warns Of Weakened Anti Red Sentiment
A six member House Foreign Affairs subcommittee says Geneva weakened anti communist resolve in the Middle East and Southeast Asia after a June conference. The 213 page study notes U S delay and calls for reevaluated policy to aid legitimate regional aims and counter Soviet offers. It cites distrust of U S motives and a rise in regional neutrality tendencies amid Western gestures.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs
Geneva
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Eisenhower
Rusn
America
Rep. Zablocki
D-Vis
Greece
U.S
U. S
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Far East
Inepec
Zablocki
Jarman
Okla
Byrd
W. Va
Judd
Minn
Church
Adair
Ind
North Carolina Democrats Hold Precinct Meetings
Democrats across the state gathered at precinct meetings as the May primary approached. In Wilson County a Negro group nominated a candidate for a precinct office, the first such occurrence, though the nominee was defeated 19 to 10. Portrayed participation varied by precinct with some meetings drawing few attendees.
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North Carolina
Associated Press
Gag
Pri
Wilson County
Wilson
W. W. Barnes
Neal
G. K. Butterfield
T. A. Watkins
Butterfield
Barnes
Roland Ediw
Vogler
Senate Probers Scrutinize Officials Banks for Graft Claims
Senate Investigations subcommittee explores bank records of officials alleged to have favored contractors in army uniform contracts. Kennedy says hearings will probe how contractors were treated, deviations from specs, and officials incomes. Three contractors named as possible bribe cases. evidence also ties gangsters to garment company partnerships.
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Milton Kelly
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Robert F. Kennedy
Cers
Subcommittee
Kennedy
Piment
McClellan
Joseph
Joey) Abrams
Brooklyn
Samuel
Herman Kravitz
Atlantic City
N. J
Marco Reginelli
New Jersey
Mrs Prevatte Seeks News From Jailed Son In Maryland
Raleigh family travels to Seat Pleasant Maryland to visit Billy Ray Prevatte a 15 year old accused of fatally shooting a teacher and wounding two others at a Raleigh junior high school The boy was in Marlboro Maryland detention awaiting a preliminary murder and assault hearing Parents remain tightlipped describing the sorrowful reunion plans and noting the boy had recently been sent to live with a brother after being expelled for threatening a teacher
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Raleigh
Mgs
Clarence H. Prevatte
Seat Pleasant
Billy Ray
Maryland
Young Prevatte
Marlboro
Penny
Eisenhowers Enjoy Golf Outing at Gettysburg Club
President Eisenhower and his eight year old grandson David played 18 holes at Gettysburg Country Club. David received golf lessons and a chauffeuring fee paid to pro Dick Sleichter, who gave change from a ten dollar bill. Eisenhower insisted the boy keep 50 cents as a chauffeur fee.
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David Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Gettysburg Country Club
Gettysburg
Eisenhowers
David
Lowns
George E. Allen
Dick Sleichter
Sleichter
Tax cut plan urged by Rep Dan Reed for broad relief
Rep Daniel Reed proposed a top to bottom reform of individual income tax with a three point schedule cutting the top rate to 75 percent and lowering all brackets while removing many exemptions. Senate and House leaders weigh timing against Treasury surplus prospects and inflation risks.
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Rep
Dan Reed
B. L. Livingstone
Washington
Daniel Reed
Reed
House
Ways and
Treasury
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Senate
George
D-Ga
Finance Committee
Ways and Ek
Sen
Butler
Internal Revenue
Coleman Andrews
Hoover Commission On
Democratic House
Rep. Mills
Arkansas
Ways and Means Committee
Acrat
President recalls friendly golf bet with Nevins at Eisenhower farm
The President and Brig. Gen. Arthur S. Nevins shared a light moment before leaving the Eisenhower farm weekend gathering. The two joked over a golf wager, with Nevins replying that the President owed him some money.
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Eisenhower Farm
Arthur S. Nevins
Nevins
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