Newsmen Visit Off Red China Travel Ban Eased
The State Department quietly eased the ban on American journalists visiting China for a trial period. Red China invited selected U S reporters experienced in the Far East, signaling broader press exchanges amid tensions. The move followed behind the scenes debates over reporting access and an evolving intelligence setup.
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State Department
China
Peiping
Far East
Red China
Eny
Tuynes
Death notices and funeral services listed for El Paso and local names
Obituaries list Harold F Olsen of El Paso and Edward variants with surviving spouses children and siblings, private services at Disday Mortuary. multiple local residents including William Boutillier, Ida Hughes, Lena Mahel, Albert Laneski, Boellflower entries, Connie Jo Moore, Jen Ethel Evans, Russell McManus, Della Golarnt, Nota Normwan, Carne Miller, Margaret Paul, and others with service times and funeral homes such as Patterson Snively, White's, Bellflower Mortuary, Mattell's and Peek, and Midway City.
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M. W. Firth
George Day
Mae
Coon
Ison
William
Wastrinsne Mamariel
Milicent Boutitlier
Robert
Frank
Hunter Mortuary
Senate Bans Gallery Introductions Across Senate
The Senate adopted a resolution ending the practice of introducing gallery occupants. Previously, figures like Jerry Lewis and Jimmy Durante were welcomed from the gallery, but the Rules Committee cited disruption to orderly debate and interference with business as the reason for the ban.
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Washington
Senate
Trere
Ing
Enter Rey
Jerry Lewis
Jimmy Durante
Senate Rules Committee
Six Million Approved for Engine Test Facilities in Idaho
Washington officials release six million dollars for construction of flight engine test facilities at Arco Idaho. Senator Dworsak of Idaho announced the funding on Monday. The project ties to an Atomic Energy Commission installation at Arco and aims to advance aerospace testing capabilities.
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Washington
Kirtger Buyeau
Arco
Idaho
Sen
Dworskak
Atomic Energy Compassion
Real Estate Finds Scarce Middle Income Housing in NYC
Real estate men estimate 100000 of New York City's 500000 families earning 600 to 8000 dollars yearly live in substandard apartments. A Real Estate Board survey says middle income rentals 199 to 200 dollars a month will remain scarce for several years.
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New York City
Real Estate Board of New Yo
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