UN Suspends Debate On Middle East Crisis
United Nations Assembly halted talks amid sharp divisions over Gaza and Gulf of Aqaba administration after Israel withdrawal. Debate to resume later this week with Dag Hammarskjöld report awaited. Disputes centered on Straits of Tiran free passage and UN control of Gaza Strip.
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Arkansas House Passes Primary Law Amid GOP Split
Little Rock reports the House approved a bill requiring Republicans to hold primaries, sending the measure to Gov. Faubus. The bill clarifies party status, exempts vacancies and certain offices, and imposes penalties for conflicting primaries. Republicans Guy Jones and F A Teague supported it, while Quinton R Clark opposed, questioning who would pay and the political fallout.
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Hotel lobby confrontation over Palestine refugees
Helen Jagger sat at a desk as Morgan entered the hotel lobby. Mohammed Fadhil Jamali argued that blocking passage through the Gulf of Aqaba was not separate from the broader Palestine problem and refugees returning home.
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Conversation by the Desk Between Morgan and Helen
Morgan tells Helen he is always working and insists she listens as he approaches the desk. Helen replies with irony and says a guest is waiting. After a pause, she allows him to speak while remaining seated.
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Helen
Rating Turns Trick Opera Dropped by Sullivan Amid TV Debate
The Metropolitan Opera star Sullivan is dropped before contract end as ratings pressure grows. A TV audience dispute centers on opera in prime time with spouses debating audience tastes and broadcaster obligations.
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Senate Ready With Warning to Russia
The Senate may finish action today on a warning to Russia that the United States will fight if necessary to preserve Middle East independence against armed Red aggression. Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson hopes President Eisenhower's Middle East resolution is accepted before quitting time tonight. The House passed the resolution overwhelmingly in a brief session.
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More Loans to Be Suggested to Congress
A presidential commission headed by Ben Fairless urged shifting foreign aid away from grants toward loans, with plans to reduce overall spending while keeping aid. President Eisenhower said he would review the recommendations for his message to Congress, while Senators Mansfield and Bridges offered mixed reactions about levels and permanence of aid.
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Senate debate on Middle East aid and policy probes
Foreign Aid Director John B Hollister said final congressional action will speed a U S fact finding mission to the Middle East to show we mean business on a concurrent aid program. The mission heads by former Rep James P Richards and would use relaxed 200 million dollars of aid funds for military or economic assistance. Senator Mansfield urged a record on policy suggestions to solve the Arab Israeli dispute and open Middle East waterways. The opposition suffered a major defeat as the Senate voted 58 to 28 against trimming economic authority from front proposals.
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D-C
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Senate
Report shows foreign aid study underpins security
Rep Vorys of Ohio states that intelligent practical men accustomed to responsibility see the vital need to maintain collective security after studying our foreign assistance programs.
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