Free World's Power Pinned as Cause of Violence, House Debates Aid
Washington The House moves toward a 3.24 billion foreign aid bill with Chairman Gordon of the Foreign Affairs Committee saying the Kremlin still risks using force to advance goals. He argues free world strength keeps violence in check and warns no real removal of the Communist threat. Opponents call the measure dangerous and unnecessary, claiming funds exceed capacity to spend.
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Russia
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Oti
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Hungary
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Rwis
Foreign Affairs Committee
North African Soldier Killed in Paris Bastille Day Parade
PARIS A North African soldier was killed and another wounded during Bastille Day celebrations in Paris the largest since the 1944 liberation. Nine other North Africans in Paris were wounded in street fights with French soldiers. police detained about 400 North African residents around Aubervilliers while investigations continued. The soldiers were among 5,000 sent from Algeria where France has fought a nationalist rebellion for 32 months.
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France
Aubervilliers
Algeria
Tragic Caspian Sea Shipwreck Reported Drowning 270
Press reports say 270 people drowned when a Russian fishing vessel named Eshghabad wrecked on rocks in a Caspian Sea storm en route to Baku. Russian officials at Port Pahlevi confirmed the crash between Salv any and Baku.
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Pahlevi
Eshghabad
Salvany
Baku
Savings Bond Sales Near 643000 in First Half 1957
County sales of US Savings Bonds for the first six months of 1957 totaled $642,941 led by Series E and Series H. Statewide sales reached $41,728,099, about half of the 1957 quota, with gains tied to higher interest rates and favorable bond terms. Officials cited early bond life factors and county performance as positive indicators.
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Preard
Rousesteer Savings Bonds
Ies H Bonds
Inerttus County
Rales
Uniun
Pease
Douglas County
Trvin Hall
Walun
Hill
Evan Griffith
U S to Lift Ban on Newsmen in New Policy
A new United States policy moves to lift restrictions on newsmen, signaling a shift in press access. Officials say the change aims to broaden reporting and curb prior limits, while journalists welcome expanded access and clarified guidelines.
Asthma Formula Sold Without Prescription Over Counter
A faulty ad claims an asthma formula prescribed by doctors is now available without a prescription. It touts rapid relief from attacks and hours of freedom from spasm, urging takers to buy Primatenes tablets at low cost.
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New York
Noy
Stania
Fragmentary note on party endorsing candidate declared
The text appears as a fragment noting a party endorsement of a candidate and an anti party stance. It mentions a person and references a reaction or ovation but the details are unreadable and names are unclear.
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