House Moves Toward Unified Policy On Middle East Intervention
House and Senate clash over a resolution on Middle East aggression. The Senate struck the word authorizes and signaled readiness to use armed force if necessary to defend against Soviet-inspired aggression. House leaders pressed for a quick yes or no vote to bypass conference, while critics warned of a second Senate filibuster if wording changes persist.
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Stalemate on New Corn and Feed Subsidies
Washington reports stalemate in the House over new corn and feed subsidies as final voting nears. A split among farm state members reduces chances of immediate aid for the Corn Belt amid cost concerns and city opposition to more farm spending. Representative Smith of Virginia urged the House to reject during debate.
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D-Va
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Agriculture
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Stlton
America
Improvements in Middle East resolve by Sanaty changes to Eisenhower
The text notes that progress in Middle East resolution emerged as the Sanaty article described changes and Eisenhower accepted them, signaling a diplomatic shift. The report emphasizes the agreement between proposed adjustments and the U S president’s approval, framing a calmer regional stance.
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Middle East
Eisenhower
Ships Collide Detail Sailors Missing After Fire Rescue
A collision near the channel corridor led to a fire on two ships. Coast Guard vessels and a Philadelphia fire boat controlled the blaze hours later. At 1 30 p m the Coast Guard reported 59 survivors and an estimated dozen missing, all from the Mission of San Francisco, which carried 45 men, and the Etna with 123. The Mission’s captain, William Allen, was among the missing.
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William Allen
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UN Flag Raised Over Gaza Strip In UN Transition
The United Nations flag rose over the Gaza Strip replacing Israel's flag as most Israeli troops withdrew after 128 days of occupation. Some shots were heard in Gaza City but no major incidents were reported. Withdrawal plans extend to the Sharm el Sheikh area with aid and equipment sent back to Israel as administration shifts to UN control.
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Robert Tuckman
Gaza
United Nations
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Israel
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Gaza City
Untaxed Liquor Confiscated After Police Stop In Springdale
Springdale officers, acting on a Rogers police tip, stopped a 1955 Ford sedan and found 220 quarts of untaxed liquor packed in the trunk and back seat. Two men, Charles Parratt 22 of Stilwell and Oklahoma City and Charles W. Rogers 25 of Chapel Hill NC, were questioned. Rogers said he rode along. Parratt claimed only ownership. Both declined to reveal purchase or destination.
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Charles W. Rogers
Chapel Hill
N.C
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New Cotton Fabric With Built In Water Wind Resistance
The Appricul tive Department announced development of cotton fabrics with inherent water and wind resistance. A new loom attachment allows weaving extra-dense fabric that remains protective for the fabric's life, unlike conventional water resistant materials which rely on lasting chemical treatments.
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UN forces establish posts near Gaza City amid border patrols
Norwegian UN Emergency Force troops set a sentry post and barrier at Gam two miles from Gaza City as armored patrols cross into Israel. Israeli guards retake posts abandoned after the Israeli push into Gaza and the Sinai.
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Gam
Gaza City
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