600 Million Cut From Foreign Aid Program
Washington reports the House Foreign Affairs Committee voted to trim 600 million dollars from Eisenhower's foreign aid request for the next fiscal year. The panel also rejected long term authority for defense support beyond a year and limited the local development fund to 500 million for the first year, omitting 1 billion for the next two years. Strong words from Rep Varys and Chairman Gordon frame the debate over arms aid and economic development funding.
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Washington
Vatys
Rohle
House
Elta
Gut
Gordon
D-H
Eisenhower
Senate
America
Hisnbower
Varys
Congress
Fisenhower
Vorys
Camsfort
Yner
Court Martial Deliberations Start Today
Huntsville Alabama The 10 man court martial of Cal John C Nickerson Jr began deliberations after testimony from Maj Gen Medaris. Defense rested with four of 14 witnesses. Nickerson pleaded guilty to 15 counts of laxity in handling secret defense data and faces possible dismissal and up to 80 years in prison.
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Huntsville
Ala
Awartial
Cal
John C. Nickerson Jr
Army Logistics Missile Agency
William G. Barry
John B. Muedaris
Medaris
Nickerson
West Painter
Ai Force
Army
Nickeyson
Air Forge
Stassen Pressures at UN on arms talks delay
London dispatch reports Harold Stassen undisturbed by Soviet pressure as he delays unveiling the Eisenhower plan for a partial arms reduction treaty. Valerian Zorin urged a complete American plan before forming working groups, while Western officials slow the process to avoid Soviet propaganda gains.
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London
Harold
Stassen
Despica
Gondon
Valerian A. Zovin
Cive-natina
Hussia
USN
Woman Shot At Home As Husband Tries Suicide
HOY SPRINGS Wisconsin a 49 year old automobile mechanic wounded his wife then attempted death by his own hand with a faulty pistol. Mrs. Ray Woods 42 in critical condition from a head wound. Patrolman Jon Dodd found her in a hallway. Woods later claimed he had gone to a service station to fetch his son. An old 23 caliber pistol lay on a kitchen table with an empty shell and misfired shells nearby.
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Hoy Springs
Varely
Ray Woods
Jon Dodd
Woods
Don
Rodd
Jonesboro Names Mew GC Manager
Ravi Fogle, head of the Research and Science Dept. of the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce, was elected manager of the Jonesboro Chamber. President Ray Worthington announced Fogle will assume duties promptly, succeeding Rivhy who accepted a pavilion post elsewhere.
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Tonesboro
Ravi Fogle
Kansas City Chamber of Commerces
Jonesboro Chamber
Ray Worthington Saigh Bartay
I Fogle
Arkansas State College
Deny Permit for Radio Station Expansion in Bid
Washington communications commission examiners recommended denial of Southeastern Broadcasting System for four 40 kilohertz cycle radio stations at Magan Gay and Pine Blatt and E. du Parrish Pine Blatt. Simultaneously they proposed approval for MONROE KNORC in Monroe Louisiana and WDAK in Columbus Georgia changing from 1340 to 540 kilocycles and increasing power. The four applications were consolidated for hearing due to interference concerns.
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Washington
Communications Commission
James D. Cunnnehamn
Herbertt Sharfmian
Southeastern
Magan
Gay
WDAK
Columbus
Dulles Attacks Red China as Uncivilized Policy Speaker
Secretary of State Dulles condemned Communist China as uncivilized in a major speech to Lions International in San Francisco. He warned against altering US stance on recognizing Red China, trade embargo, and cultural isolation, insisting policy aims at pressuring Beijing while hoping the Chinese people will end the regime. He cautioned allies and domestic critics against change, urging firmness until a possible eventual shift by the Chinese people.
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San Francisco
Iri
Dulles
Ching
Hos Royme
United States
Lions International
U. S
China
U.S
Wade
Europe
United Shites
Dullas
Britain
India
Russia
Bulles
Aiaivanews
Nis
Oregon Mayor Acquitted on Perjury Charge
Oregon City officials report Mayor Terrence Schrank acquitted on perjury charges after a two hour jury deliberation. Prosecution indicated bribery counts may be dropped. other charges tied to a long running wire tapping probe remain unresolved. The mayor faced accusations relating to a bribe and involvement with gambling figures. defense argued hearsay and plot theories influenced the case. Jurors, including nine women and three men, deliberated amid testimony about a $500 bribe and the mayor’s role as sheriff at the time.
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Portland
Terry Selrtatik
Cireait
Nols
Robert Y. Thornton
Schrank
Washington, D. Gal
Senate
Millew
Big Jim Elyits
Anathats
Pelple
Schrunk
Supersonic Jets Ranging Over Korea
In Seoul today supersonic PF1000 Super Sabre jets were sighted over the city, part of a U N and U S air force plan to ring Korea with fast fighters. The planes, to be based in Japan, will fly over Korea only for training and refuel in emergencies.
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Charles Chin
Seoul
Soh
Korea
U. N. Command
North Korea
Air Force
South Korea
U.S. Air Force
Sth Air Force
Japan
Gs Gg
U. N
Independent Grocers Plan an Alliance in Arkansas
An alliance of independent grocers in Arkansas will form to obtain wholesale supplies at lower cost. A B Goyder president of the Associated Wholesale Grocers of Arkansas said Model Market owners voted to join the co op and expect about 600 members. The independent status of store owners would not be affected.
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Hive
Arkansas
A. B. Goyder
No More Telecasts of House Hearings
Speaker Rayburn announced a ban on television coverage of House Committee on UnAmerican Activities hearings after a conference with Rep. Walter. Walter chairs the subcommittee involved and his panel is accused of planning hearings last week. Rayburn said he spoke with Walter and would not revise the ban, reiterating no telecasts by any committee.
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Washington
Texis
Waller
Thayburn
Walter
Ind
No Easements of Tax Credit Curbs Seen
Washington Democrats warn against relaxing tax and monetary restraints saying inflation demands caution on easing credit limits. The House Economic Subcommittee report argues government spending must fall before curbs loosen. Republicans welcome the report as backing anti inflation efforts. Humphrey testifies no reason to fear indefinite rate rises, noting mixed pressures. President Eisenhower stresses inflation danger if wage and price demands rise without statesmanship.
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Washington
Re. Ellen
Senate Pinince Committee
Essenhow
The
Treasury
Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
Benett
R-Ulah
Ree Porter
Rep
Mills
D-Ark
Doctors Protest Faubus Over Cancer Aid
A group of physicians condemned Gov. Faubus for seeking federal cancer aid funds, calling it a step toward centralized medical control. They urged reconsideration before Monday when the request becomes final. a $58,000 state cancer clinic bill was at stake. Rep. Jehan O. Moore labeled the move unwarranted, while Faubus attended the National Governors Conference in Williamsburg, Virginia.
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Texanreans II
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Fihal
Jehan O. Moore
Miller County
Tible Regis
Williamsburg
Arnold Sikes
Pau
Jop Official to End VU. S. Visit Jop Official to End VU.
Los Angeles greeted Prime Minister Kishi of Japan on arrival from New York. He addressed a capacity crowd of about 4,000 at the Biltmore Bowl banquet hosted by the World Affairs Council. He stated he would not align with certain extremists as he heads Japan's government.
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Los Angeles
Kishi
Amerts Gan
Q Cedayatlan
A Jong
Japan
New York
Smvic
Biltmore Bowl
Worl Affairs Council
Clean or Dirty Bomb Is a Bomb
A 1954 discussion notes possible development of a clean atomic bomb and its implications. President Eisenhower, scientists Lawrence and Teller propose researching a less destructive weapon while acknowledging doubts from others. Public figures and a grandmother reflect on the ethical and strategic stakes of nuclear strategy and arms race dynamics.
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Washington
Brainhower
Europe
Elyyunhover Vvostomky
Snolke
Ernest O. Lawrence
Edward Teller
Virneson - Leating
Ying
Elem
Lawranca
Teller
Alvin C. Graves
Los Alamos Planie Laboratory
Congress
Einenhower
May Craig
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Chui
Lisenhower
Gentele
Housing Bill Passes House Without Debate
Washington report states the House passed a housing bill of 1.673 billion dollars without debate. Both chambers proposed distinct items but reached consensus on a general measure. The bill now moves to the Senate for consideration. passage depends on further negotiations.
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Washington
Vale
Fish Experiment for State Suggested
A Senate Commerce subcommittee considers Sen. Fulbright proposal to create an Arkansas experiment station for studying commercial fish farming on flooded rice lands. The plan envisions the Agriculture Department partnering with Arkansas universities, amid debate on land use and funding.
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Washington
Senate Commerce
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Arkansas
Agyiculture Department
Unive
da Arkanses
Vlee
Sharman Magnusen
D-Wash
Gommantee
Subypmundus Tee
Sens
Fareborough
Jp-Tex Taushee
Ds Ohl
Gollan Meany
Fie Hegrlag Ip Seheided Ayy Bs
Bomb misfire halts Nevada atomic test dismantling team
A misfiring atomic device forced a high risk disarmament on the Nevada test site. Five volunteers including Walter Arnold, Edward R. Tucker, Forest Fairbrothan, Bernard Rubin, and Robert Burton climbed the tower to pull the arming circuits loose, taking about 15 minutes to render the device safe. News correspondents observed from 14 miles away as Marines stood nearby.
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soWfeet Tower
Misnem
Thas Danethy
AEC
Corel
Ancaplac
AIC
Nevada
Walter Arnold
Livermore, Calif
Edward R. Tucker
Edgerton, Germhausen and
Livermore
Robert Burton
Sandia Laboratory
Albuquerque
N. Mex
U S Chamber Ends 37th Annual Meet
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce wrapped its 37th annual convention in Milwaukee arena. Charles F. Shearer of Shelbyville Ind elected president, succeeding Wendell H. Ford of Owensboro Ky. Boward awards honored 46 communities for outstanding drives. includes leaders and regional nominees.
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Community Fund
Pisle Lynch
Kansag Cilyy
Ike Instructs Aides to Keep Close Touch
President Eisenhower at Gritysburg over a weekend tightens contact with Washington and federal officials as hurricane damages unfold in southwestern Louisiana. He ordered rapid telephoned briefings, dispatched Val Peterson for a survey, and prepared to mobilize relief. A disaster declaration looms pending damage assessment. The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, marking their 32nd wedding anniversary, faced weather delays after arriving yesterday.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Gritysburg
Eisenhower
Tirm
Washington
Val Petergoty
Civil Defense
Hurricana
Alfred Mr. Gruen
American Red Draga
Hiim
Governors Press High Rates Slow Funding for Schools
Governors at the 49th annual conference urged the President and Congress to ease the tight money policy that has raised borrowing costs for financing school buildings and other capital projects. They called for a joint federal state study and for rolling back Washington control, naming Stratton of Minnesota as next year’s chair and signaling a Republican shift. They also urged cutting oil imports from 22 to 16.6 percent of national production as Eisenhower weighs a cabinet study on oil security.
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Tads Ie
Nebliggin
Conde
Bisons
Congress
America
Elsanhowe
Uis
Washington
Nam G. Stratton
Minnois
Florida
Rulon
Strattan
Gay
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
Phat
Eisenhower
Organization of AIFC Completes Plan For Industrial Drive
AIFC completes its organizational steps led by Winthrope Reckafeller and Herbert Phon Sr. A steering committee plans a drive to raise funds and prepare for industrial development with a $1,000,000 goal. About 00 industrial leaders from Arkansas expected at the Fayetteville meeting. The purpose is to authorize capital and report on ongoing contributions.
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Arkansas Industria
Fingnee Corporation
Winpock Farm
AIFO
Aldbc
Chaiyman
Winthre Reckafeller
Herbert "Phon Sr
Fayetteville
Indus Development
Weather Report Briefly Notes Partly Cloudy Conditions
Partly cloudy conditions prevail with cooler temperatures forecast for Saturday. Light winds and a slight chance of isolated showers surface in the afternoon as conditions tighten across the region.
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