Ike reverses Dulles policies toward Reds in new era
Washington report by Drew Pearson argues President Eisenhower has reversed most policies set by John Foster Dulles after his death. It notes shifts on massive retaliation brinkmanship and Soviet policy, with Germany unification remaining the lone shelved Dulles stance.
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Learn Now Pay Later loans grow for college students
A U S News article notes rising deferred payment loans for college, with $120 million loaned this year and an expected $1 billion within a decade. Banks and colleges push credit, while parents and students shift to embrace debt for higher education. Loan repayment often starts after graduation, and engineers and business majors may reap lifelong benefits.
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Indian Parliament Walks Out Over Army Use in Riots
Communist lawmakers quit the lower house to protest army deployment in Calcutta Howrah and Sodespur amid four days of rioting that left at least 16 dead. Nehru defended sending troops, rejecting a call to visit Calcutta while rioting continued.
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Saud vows to step up red fight in Arab world
Saud of Saudi Arabia ends four day visit with Nasser in Cairo in general agreement to intensify anti Communist drive across the Arab world. The leaders pledge to curb Soviet influence especially in Iraq, healing a prior rift over assassination allegations.
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Kuchel objects to House smog bill extension
Senator Kuchel, assistant Republican leader, said the House passed air pollution research bill is too restrictive. He urged a longer two year extension of the anti smog program be sponsored in 1955 and continued research into air pollution.
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Morse Attacks Johnson Over Senate Rule
UPI reports Sen. Wayne Morse accuses Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of attempting dictatorship over the Senate and failing to protect individual senators rights. Morse vows to press the fight, citing a clash over unanimous consent and temper, as Johnson defends majority rule.
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Uva on the Beach at the Huntington Motel of a Block
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Huntington Motel and beach area with unclear names and phrases. No coherent events or identities emerge to form a dated or factual news item.
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