President Reviews U S Aid Expansion of NATO defense aid slows
President Eisenhower told Congress the United States has shipped over 12.4 billion dollars in planes tanks guns and military supplies to free world countries in six years. He cited NATO partners Greece Turkey and European forces and said US contributions amount to about 15 percent with European allies covering about 8 percent.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thinking It Over Thinking It Over
Article argues fan mail reflects Americans values and spiritual health. It notes readers express sincere concern for country and communities and urge moral uplift. The piece suggests fan mail is pulse-reading of America's heartbeat and calls for prayers for continued spiritual health.
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Robert L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
America
Dulles Returns From Paris With NATO Reform Plan
Secretary of State Dulles arrives from Paris to brief President Eisenhower on NATO initial steps. The NATO Council backs a Three Wise Men committee to survey expanded NATO usefulness. members are Lester Pearson Gaetano Martino and Malvard Lange. Harold Stassen returns from London signaling a broad U S review of policy on arms reduction.
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Harold E. Stassen
London
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U. S
United Nations Disarmament Subcommittee
Stevenson Steps Up Campaign in California Tour
Adlai Stevenson intensifies the California campaign against Eisenhower's “businessman’s administration” with Sen Estes Kefauver due in California. Stevenson plans visits to Santa Maria San Luis Obispo King City Monterey Salinas and San Jose with a northern swing before Los Angeles. He accuses White House aide Murray Chotiner and President Eisenhower of promoting private advantage through public office.
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Tito Receives Red Carpet Welcome in Paris
Yugoslav President Tito arrives for a six day state visit to Paris and is greeted with a formal red carpet ceremony. He meets French leaders at Boulogne station and is escorted to the Elysee Palace amid tight security and crowd checks.
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Wise Men Seek New NATO Strategy To Counter Soviet Pressure
In Paris NATO foreign ministers group known as the Three Wise Men proposes reviving Atlantic unity through political cooperation and economic aid. They discuss an Atlantic cabinet idea and urge a rapid plan to counter Soviet soft power and defend neutral regions.
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London
Lord Ismay
Mystery woman and husband disappear in Bel-Air case
Wealthy Bel-Air matron and her husband vanish amid police and grand jury probes. L Ewing Scott was last seen Tuesday after dining with Marianne Beaman in a maroon 1948 coupe found with a bullet hole on a Santa Monica street. He faced May 15 plea on a 13 count indictment for grand theft and forgery.
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Bel-Air
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Algerian Nationalists Increase Attacks in Western Algeria
In an 18 month independence struggle, Algerian nationalist groups carried out fierce attacks across western Algeria. French forces reported over 100 rebels neutralized and about 40 farms burned while around 20 European farmers and six Arab workers were killed. Operations centered near Ain Temouchent, Guiard, Masherbe, Beni Sal, and Rio Salado after telephone lines were cut.
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Johnson Wins Test In Texas
In Texas Johnson defeats Gov. Allan Shivers to lead a moderate 56 member delegation to the Democratic National Convention and is favored as the presidential nominee. The AP tally shows Johnson with 1 244 votes to Shivers 348 from 1 900 total, signaling strong support in the state.
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Suspect Surrenders In Fatal Shooting At Church Service
Tony Tudorache alias Tony Sava alias Costachi Mihalachi surrendered to the district attorney after a fatal shooting at St. Dumitru Romanian Orthodox Church during midnight services. A rifle and ammunition were found in his West 89th Street room. Wounded worshippers and church officials described a chaotic attack with unclear motive.
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Tony Tudorache
St. Dumitru’s
Vasili Cuciua
Asst. Dist. Atty
David Worgan
Tudorache
Tony Sava
Costachi Mihalachi
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Hogan
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Romania
Ducia
Tieana
Connelly and Caudle Jury Trial Begins in Conspiracy Case
Selection started today for the conspiracy trial of Matthew J. Connelly and T. Lamar Caudle, prominent Truman administration figures, charged with conspiring to defraud the government in a tax case involving Irving Sachs. Harry S. Schwimmer, attorney, is also named as a defendant. A panel of 50 jurors was drawn.
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T. Lamar Caudle
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Harry S. Schwimmer
New York
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Wadesboro
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Justice Department
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Sachs
Hammarskjold Shapes Final Middle East Report
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold shaped his final Middle East cease fire report. The document is expected to win Security Council approval next week and will be circulated to U N members before public release.
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Testers Of H Bomb Postpone Big Shot
Aboard USS Mt. McKinley at Bikini Atoll the H-bomb test Cherokee is postponed again as weather delays push potential timing to Thursday Bikini time or May 15. Dr. William E. Ogle notes conditions keep adjustments possible amid fallout concerns and past incidents.
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