Dulles Says State Department Cuts Were Too Deep
Secretary of State Dulles told a House Appropriations subcommittee the Eisenhower administration probably cut too deep and too rapidly in State Department appropriations of prior years. He defended a request of about 228 million dollars for the upcoming fiscal year, noting potential supplemental needs if the base total is not sustained. He warned that Congress may restore some cuts in actual spending and discussed manpower growth plans and broader national responsibilities.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State Department
Dulles
House
Appropriations
America
Rep. Rooney
Congress
Senate
Honor Dog Over Fires In Ueda Japan
A two year old police dog named Kuma received a service medal and a new collar from the city fire department for faithful fire alert work. Kuma's owner Gempei Invai reports she reliably roused volunteer chief Imai two to three minutes before alarms, enabling rapid engine readiness for the 4th Fire Brigade.
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Ueda
Japan
Kuma
Gempei Invai
Imai
Yul Brynner talks Oscars and stage habits
Hollywood reports Yul Brynner, fresh from the Oscars buzz, reflects on choosing The King and I and his long stage run. He calls the film the greatest acting challenge, notes stage habits linger, and previews 18 months of film work including The Journey and The Buccaneer. He jokes about his bald head and recalls Lima fans who knew him without his films.
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Hollywood
NEA
King
Yul
Anastasia
Virginia Gilmore
Los Angeles
Catalina Island
Baldy
Baldy Brynner
Brynner
Yuli T.N.T
South Amaska
MGM
Brothers Karamazov
Paramount
Marilyn Monroe
Wiggle Hips Ofen
Yal
Lima
Peru
Baldy Yul
Yul Brynner
U.S
Sakhalin
Japan
Teamsters Officer John English Faces Scrutiny and Secrets
A profile of John English, 67, longtime Teamsters officer, detailing his cautious stance against Beck's centralized power, his past refusals to fund Beck’s plans, and his anticipated stance on a further term. The piece contrasts English with Beck and notes English’s secrecy and loyalty to union governance. It also mentions related local crime and political context.
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Norman Walker
Washington
Dave Beck
John F. English
Teamsters Union
English
Beacon Hill
Boston
Teamsters
Beck
Senate
Seattle
Ganizer
Tobin
Wihave Traal Hhietane
Foreign Aid Outline Set by Dulles for Senate
Secretary of State Dulles outlines a general foreign aid program to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as he seeks $4.4 billion for foreign assistance. Reports say the plan may include a capital fund open to Asian and African nations for resource exploitation and development. Also on the agenda are Poland aid negotiations, with GOP leaders opposing Polish assistance.
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Washington
Dulles
Senate Foreign4 Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Poland
Sen
Knowland
California
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Senate
GOP
Top TV Quiz Champ Nadler Wins 152000 on CBS Show
Theodore Nadler a $70-a-week clerk from St Louis became the top money winner on a single television quiz show, boosting his total to $152,000 on The $64,000 Challenge after beating Mrs Lowell Thomas Jr. He added $32,000 since August with correct answers about equator countries and rivers. Charles Van Doren also earned $129,600 on NBC Twenty-One before elimination.
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New York
Theodore Nadler
St. Louis
Nadler
Shallenge
Lowell Thomas Jr
Equator
Belgian Congo
French Equatorial Africa
Kenya
Italian Somaliland
Uganda
Brazil
Colombia
Ecuator
Sumatra
Borneo
Celebes
Halnahera
Caqueta
Lualaba
Kapuas
Somaliland
Charles van Doren
Nbc-Tv
U S Friendship Is Canada Aim
Halifax Nova Scotia foreign secretary Laster Pearson said Canada's foreign policy should promote goodwill between Britain and the United States. He stressed both nations need each other's support in a dangerous world and Canada requires them both.
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Halifax
N. S
Laster ‘Pearson
Canada
Britain
United States
United Kingdom
Pearson
Secret Jet Missing Pilot Sought In Desert Search
Indians Springs dispatch reports a search party en route for a missing secret research plane and its dead pilot Robert L. Sieker of Granada Hills California. The two man U2 jet vanished after leaving Mercury Nevada last Thursday. About 70 aircraft joined the search across Nevada California and Utah with a sighting near Pioche Nevada yesterday. The Lockheed F-101B VooDoo is described as a supersonic interceptor under development and the U2 was built for high altitude reconnaissance. Sieker was an Air Force pilot from 1942 to 1948 and joined Lockheed in 1951 as radar observer while the craft underwent test flights at Municipal Airport.
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Desert
Coun
Granada Hills
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Mercury
Nev
Nevada
California
Utah
ST. Louis
McDonnells
Pioche
East Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
Municipal Air Air Force
Advis
Jury Committee On Aeronautics
Sieker
Air Force
McDonnell
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Threo
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Bemberg
John English
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Dan Tobin
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Becks
Lesse
Tee
Robert Kennedy
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