Eisenhower Brands Foreign Aid Critics Ignorant
President Eisenhower, at a breakfast with the National Association of Real Estate Boards, defends foreign aid and a balanced budget while warning critics that an abandonment of free nations would cost the United States dearly. He urged citizens to learn the issues and spoke against inflation and dollar debasement.
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National Assn. of Real Estate Boards
Eisenhower
United States
Free Nations
Romance’s Road a Bit Bumpy
Bertrand R. Duhamel of Woonsocket faced District Court for speeding at 100 mph. He claimed an affections rival slowed their progress to 10 mph, provoking him to accelerate. State troopers stopped him and he was fined $10.
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Central Falls
Bertrand R. Duhamel
Woon' Socket
District Court
Duhamel
Amendment to abolish Kansas state printing plant proposed
In Topeka the 1960 budget session may consider a constitutional amendment to abolish the state printing plant. Drafted by Republican senators, the measure would go to voters if approved and signed. State printer Mrs. Lillie Washabaugh is cited as the incumbent. If abolished, state agency printing would shift to private bids.
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Topeka
Lillie Washabaugh
Atty
John Anderson
Reich Bishop to Quit Berlin in 1961
AP reports Bishop Otto Dibelius, head of the Evangelical Church in Germany, will retire in 1961 under heavy Communist pressure. He will be 80 years old in May.
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Berlin
Otto ‘Dibelius
Germany
Rome begins first diocesan synod to face modern times
Pope John XXIII opened Rome's First Diocesan Synod at St. John Lateran with a Mass in the Sistine Chapel. The week long deliberations will consider 770 articles on conduct for clergy and laity touching on television radio smoking car use and priestly public appearance. Sessions are secret and some articles may not be published for a year. The Pope spoke in Latin about the priest and his mission, stressing the sacredness of the priestly life.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
St. Peter and St. Paul
Rome
Vatican
St. John Lateran
Sistine Chapel
Khrushchev cites misunderstandings in India China border row
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev says the India China border dispute stems from a misunderstanding and that neither side pursued aggressive aims. He urges continued efforts to remove the misunderstanding and restore friendly relations between India and China as reported by New Age.
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NEW Deelhi
India
Nikita Khrushchev
Red China
New Age
Khrushchev
City Commission set to continue street program talks Tuesday
The City Commission will resume discussion on the 1960 street resurfacing plan Tuesday afternoon after varied opinions slowed progress. They aim for a practical solution with maximum work for minimum cost, considering streets such as Nineteenth Barker to Massachusetts and New York Seventh to Ninth, plus a public hearing on Harvard Road improvements west from Iowa Street to pave.
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Barker
Massachusetts
New York
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Haskell
Oak Hill
Kentucky
Mississippi
Harvard Road
Iowa Street
West
Park Department
Death Follows K C Argument In Wyandotte County
A 38 year old woman Ida McGee killed her husband James Dale McGee and wounded her brother Charles Larabee with a single 38 caliber gunshot during an argument over coffee at their Wyandotte County home. A first degree murder charge will be filed against McGee. She claimed the gun fired accidentally while she threatened to scare her brother. Ten people lived in the five room house.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte County
Ida McGee
McGee
Samuel J. Wells
James Dale McGee
Charles Larabee
Great Pyramids of Egypt Built to House Pharaoh Tombs
The ancient pyramids of Egypt were constructed between 3600 B C and 1800 B C to enclose the tombs of the pharaohs, reflecting royal burial beliefs and monumental engineering.
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Egypt
B.C
B. C
Frank's Widow Is State's Oldest Mason Recuperating Now
Mrs. Julian A. Frank widow of a lawyer killed in a plane crash is recovering after miscarriage surgery in Charleston. She is 32, formerly a model, with two children kept with relatives in Florida. Federal probes consider whether her husband died by his own action aboard the National Airlines DC-8 crash near Bolivia on Jan 6.
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Charleston
S.C
Julian A. Frank
William S. Hope
Auisine
Baker Memorial Hospital
Frank
New York Florida
National Airlines
Bolivia
Nac
Final expenses life insurance offer for ages 50 to 80
Ad promotes a $1,000 life insurance policy from Old American Insurance Co Kansas City for ages 50 to 80. No obligation and mail-only application to 4900 Oak Dept LI5R, Kansas City Missouri. Provide name address and year of birth to enroll.
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Kansas City
Old American Insurance Co
Oak
Dept
Halliwell Retired Kansas Farmer Moves to Colorado
Halliwell, a former Kansas farmer, has moved to Colorado after forty years in Washington Movears Wemend. He lives with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 4. (. Blue, retaining membership with Chevaleaf, Kas. Maseme Tadee.
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Kansas
Washington
Colorado
Maseme Tadee
Mro
Blue
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