U.S. Aid To Tito May Stop
Senator George and Senator Knowland warned that U S aid to Yugoslavia could be reconsidered if Tito declares absolute neutrality or renews ties with the Soviet Union. They said Soviet leaders aim to neutralize Yugoslavia during Belgrade talks and threaten Western alliances and regional stability including Greece and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
Tito
Yugoslavia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Knowland
California
Belgrade
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
Land
Greece
Turkey
Bulganin
Khrushchev
McCarthy Denounces Eisenhower on Moral Courage and POWs
Senator McCarthy accused the Eisenhower administration of a lack of moral courage for failing to secure the freedom of Korean prisoners of war. He criticized the president over Red China and warned that silence risks appeasement and war while urging action to free American airmen held by China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton, Wis
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Red China
Matsu
Quemoy Islands
U. S
Korea
Zhukov
Moscow
The Chaser and Ghan Train Reach Alice Springs Interior
The article explains that deep in Australia the interior town of Alice Springs is accessed by a train split into two sections the front called Ghan and the rear named The Chaser. The name Ghan derives from Afghanistan reflecting camel drivers from that country who once supplied interior transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Pan American
Alice Ane
Afghanistan
St Lawrence River Drives Canada Trade Share
The St. Lawrence River, during its ice free season, handles nearly one third of Canada’s foreign trade, underscoring its role as a major economic corridor for shipments and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence River
Canada
Mansfield predicts cuts in foreign aid amid new program
Sen. Mansfield forecasts Congress will trim at least ten percent from the Eisenhower administration's 3 billion dollar foreign aid package. He criticizes a proposed 200 million dollar Asian development fund for granting the President broad, time‑unlimited spending power. Senator Smith calls for cuts in foreign aid personnel rather than funds, while leaders debate aid structure and regional versus bilateral funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Congress
Eisenhower
Foreign Relations Committee
Spree
H. Alexander Smith
Smith
Howe
John B. Hollister
International Cooperation Administration
United States
Mt. Olympus
Sen. George
Senate
Harold Stassen
Simla
India
Churchill Sees War Costs On Way Down
London report notes Sir Winston Churchill, 80, welcomes brighter prospects for a Russia summit and reduced armaments burden. He urges peace through strength and NATO unity, while Eden leads Britain in a general election campaign.
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Churchill
London
Winston Churchill
West
Eden
Eisenhower
Faure
Bulgania
Thnt
Britain
Woodford
Free World
Germany
Ernest Vin
Labor
Washington
Clement Attlee
Senate set to probe military clothing contract corruption
Chairman McClellan said the Senate Investigations subcommittee will open hearings into a multi million dollar corruption case involving Army Navy and Air Force clothing contracts. He cited cash payments and gifts including a home freezer and noted about 10 contracts dating back to 1952 with witnesses from manufacturers and government employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Armed Services Textile Procurement Agency
New York
Army
Navy
Air Force
Princess Happy As Her Pony Wins
Princess Anne beams as her strawberry roan pony William wins a Royal Horse Show class in Windsor. Queen Elizabeth II Prince Charles and the Duke of Edinburgh attend the ponies parade while Juliet Horder rides William, earning a rosette for the horse in its class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
England
Anne
William
Queen Elizabeth II
Duke of
Juliet Horder
Windsor Castle
Oyster industry ties across New York and New Jersey
Oyster Bay and Bluepoint in New York along with Bivalve in New Jersey form a connected network in the oyster industry. The reference links these communities through shared harvesting and trade practices.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
N. J
Bluepoint
L. 1
Graham Crowds Pack Wembley Stadium for Billy Graham Revival
Loud crowds gathered at Wembley as Billy Graham urged 70 000 to 75 000 worshippers to decisions for Christ. Rain briefly threatened, umbrellas bloomed, then sunset and a rainbow appeared as floodlights lit a green field. Thousands moved toward conversion and Graham spoke while the crowd sealed commitments with impassioned prayers and a 3000-strong choir sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wembley Stadium
Billy Graham
England
Wembley
Graham
Bishop Among First To Greet Graham In London
In London on May 14 the Bishop of Barking greeted Billy Graham on arrival for a Wembley Stadium campaign. The bishop later clasped his hand again at the start of seven Wembley meetings. The piece recalls fears and hostility to Graham abroad in 1954 and notes the campaign's vast reach and impact on church life and good will.
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London
Barking
Billy Graham
Billy
Mammoth
Wembley Stadium
Atlantic Ocean
United States
America
New York City
Great Britain
England
Southampton
Church of England
God
Natonal
Jesus Christ
Archbishop of Canterbury
Wembley
Europe
Scotland
Glasgow
Iking
Euston Station
Britain
London Daily Express
Anthony Eden
Clapham
Battersea
Pope
Sir Anthony
Graham
Parke, Davis & Company
Weather outlook for northeastern to southern regions described
A weather map shows cooler conditions in the northeastern United States while the southern Middle Atlantic and central Appalachian regions are set for a turn toward warmer temperatures.
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Great Basin
U. S
Middle Atlantic States
Central Appalachians
Far West snow and dust storms with mild eastern warmth
Snow and dust storms buffeted the Far West on Saturday while sunshine warmed the upper Great Lakes and Mississippi Valley. Idaho saw unseasonable cold with 30 at Twin Falls and 44 inches of rain reported at Gooding.
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Upper Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Idaho
Twin Falls
Gooding
Utah
Great Salt Lake Basin
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Elko
Nev
Colorado
Milford
Plains States
North Dakota
Texas
Carolina
Dallas
Tex
Appalachians
Middle Atlantic Coast
Jacksonville
Fla
Boston
San Francisco
Denver
Kansas City
Seattle
Los Angeles
Big Four meet for Austria treaty at Belvedere Palace
In Vienna the Big Four foreign ministers Dulles Molotov Macmillan and Pinay plus Austrian Figl approve a treaty to make Austria a free neutral state ending Nazi occupation after 17 years. The pact, set for signing tomorrow, ends the wartime blame preamble contention and aims to ease East West tensions.
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Dulles
Molotov
Pinay
Macmillan
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson Jr
Vienna
Austria
State Dulles
V. M. Molotov
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Leopold Fig
Fig
Belvedere Palace
Moscow
Allied Control Council
Stalinplatz
Mrs Nebraska Wins Title In Contest Of Pageant Glory
Gloria Vasalio, 29, of Delaware, named Mrs Congeniality and winner of 15 000 in prizes at Wilmington pageant. Mrs Deitemeyer, overcome with emotion, said the title would elevate homemaking and church involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Vasalio
Wilmington
Del
America
Nebraska
Barr and Avery Lead Board Election Results
Avery led with 6 087 662 votes as nine directors were elected. John Barr won 6 083 733 votes and Perc y Eckhart 6 062 473. Other new directors include Solomon Smith 6 081 633 and C H Shaver 6 081 044. Wolfson, Rittmaster and Miss Fitz Gibbon form a minority group.
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Barr
Avery
Sewell Avery
John Barr
Percy Eckhart
Solomon Smith
Krider
George Eastwood
David Crawford
Wolfson
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Enterprise
Rowland Evans JR
Raleigh
Bernice Seawell
Arlington, Va
Richard Kinckhohn
Evanston
John Smith
Kluckhohn
Princess Happy
Great Football Stadium
Pound
Humane
Beverly Ponchetti
San Diego
U.S. Weather Bureau Map
Weather Bureau
Great Plains
Gulf Coast
Central and Western Lakes Region
Rockies
Far West
THE
Associated Press
TAR Heel Paving Co
Roland Cecil
H. F. Moore
Lambeth, Inc
Main St
Jarrell
Church Street
Sears Auto Store
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