Trouble Ahead Seen in Foreign Aid Program
Washington lawmakers foresee heavy battles over Eisenhower's 3.7 billion dollar foreign aid plan as House committee approves a ceiling with minimal cuts. The vote of confidence from Rep. Vorys highlights little reduction in aid, while others warn of attempts on the floor. The package keeps major items intact, including global military aid and regional programs in Southeast Asia and Korea.
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Indochina
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India
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Illinois Prison Riot Fatal for Convict
Pont ia state penitentiary riot ends after two hours as guards fire three tear gas barrages. Edwin Jenkins, 21, of Chicago, dies from a back head wound believed caused by a hard object or shrapnel from a tear gas bomb. Damage limited to broken windows and minor fires in trash cans. Pontiac houses about 1,500 inmates.
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Pontiac State Penitentiary
Edwin Jenkins
Chicago
Presbyterians Seek Unification Across United States
An open letter from the Missouri Synod calls for unification of the Presbyterian Church U S A the Presbyterian Church U S and the United Presbyterian Church. The three bodies have approved a measure for unification and sent it to presbyteries and synods for adoption. The joint three day conference at Park College concluded yesterday.
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Mystery Kidnapping Case Solved By Telephone Call
Springfield police announced the kidnaping mystery dating back 42 years appears solved after a telephone tip from a man identifying himself as Rob goose. The caller claimed his father used the alias Wilson Pitman, and he learned his true name from his father’s papers. Police traced the lead to Mrs Rose Ethel Mason Thompson now in Burlington Vermont hospital after eye surgery.
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Rose Ethel Mason Thompson
Ruth Rawson
Rosey Tracy
Jericho Center
Prison Escapees In Roanoke Car Theft Case
State Trooper over took a speeding stolen car near Orange after it failed to dim headlights as required. In the vehicle were two Pulaski youths Aubrey Caldwell and Libert, both 18, who reportedly planned a two week holiday using funds from an escapee.
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West Berlin
Canj Libert
Aubrey Caldwell
Buyn Strance
Pulaski
Roanoke
Hands On Money Counts Says Mrs Ivy Priest
U S treasurer Mrs Ivy Priest told a Kansas City audience that American women control 80 percent of wealth and make 86 percent of purchases. Her signature has appeared on all paper money since January 1953. She recalled a senator’s joke about replacing her signature with a portrait on money.
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Ivy Asker Priest
U.S
Western Defense Warns on North Africa Terror Threat
The piece warns of foreign influence fueling terror in North Africa, notably Morocco, and discusses potential US air bases in Morocco and Spain. It highlights neutralized by events and the strategic stakes for Western defense, noting Communist influence and anti American themes amid instability.
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Africa
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Spain
Moscow
North Attica
England
Turkey
Iceland
Greenland
Pacific
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Miner Blader
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Say Surine Named for CIA Probe
Washington dispatches to the New York Times and New York Herald Tribune attributed that Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy has assigned Donald Surine to preliminary investigations of the Central Intelligence Agency. Surine said he does not have federal security clearance.
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