House Approves Ike's Mideast Stand 350 to 60
The House backed President Eisenhower’s Middle East policy resolution by 380 to 60, voting after a Senate amendment. The measure empowers the president to resist aggression in the area and to act on a $200 million aid package with limited debate. Representative Clarence J Brown opposed the gag rule.
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House
Eisenhower
Middle East
White House
United States
Senate
Lise
Tobe
Clarence J. Brown
Ihlac
Residents Oppose Shop Center at Planning Board Meeting
Planning board heard strong resident opposition to a proposed 1,200 foot retail center at 4600 4798. Local critics cited traffic, neighborhood impact, and urged rejection while developers pledged improvements and adherence to a city plan. District figures including John W McCormack and A R Bredahl weighed in as supporters highlighted anticipated commercial benefits.
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William M. Colmer
House
John W. McCormack
Mass
Planning Commission
Eisenhower
White House
Pacific Coast Inc
Israelis Blow Up Forts at Gulf of Aqaba Front
Arab forts were dynamited by Israeli forces near the Gulf of Aqaba as preparations for withdrawal progressed. Gaza withdrawal continued with United Nations troops taking over administration while Israeli units began exiting. Demolition teams wrecked concrete pillboxes and a munitions depot as the gulf’s access was effectively closed.
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Tel Aviv
Intaol U
Tarael Tyropa
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
United Nations
Anit
Bharm el Sheikh
Avent
Aqaba
U.N
Gulf
Tsfall Ahilpax
Egypt Moves Toward Final Canal Clearout
Middle East News Agency reports Egypt ready to approve final canal work as Israeli-led operations continue to clear sunken vessels and military obstructions. Destruction and delays persist while preparations for completion step up under UN and USA oversight.
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Egypt
Raymond A. Wheeler
USA
Planca
Marine Says Charge Made Under Threat For Silence
A Marine private testified at a court martial that he was threatened with the brig unless he signed a statement against a drill corporal and that the statement was altered. The case involved mistreatment charges against Cpl. William K. Walsh and other personnel, with defense motions over venue and evidence, as military proceedings continued.
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Parris Island
S. C
Walsh
William K
Lyndhur
Tribune
Walliva
Fred
Mt. Veron
David Lee Porter
Hartford
jcruHa
Edmond L. Ramboff
Watertown
N.Y
Pat
Morgan
Austin
Tex
Walsh Cruft
Peta
Rough Ax
Case Against Divers Spouse Dismissed for Lack of Evidence
The Casf court began last month after Mrs. Divers filed a complaint charging Robert Sterling Divers aged 36 with striking her. The couple later reconciled and Mrs Divers asked the charge be dropped. Judge Sutter dismissed the charge against him for lack of evidence.
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