Eisenhower to fight to save foreign aid program
President Eisenhower plans a forceful effort to protect his 4.4 billion foreign aid program from congressional cuts. adviser Gabriel Hauge says the President will lay out the facts to the public, possibly via TV or radio, as Sen Humphrey warns that cuts must be opposed through active campaigning. The U S Chamber of Commerce backs trimming the annual aid from 4.4 to 3.9 billion, citing mismanagement, while supporting some shifts in budgeting and longer-range planning.
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Eisenhower
Gabriel Hauge
Hauge
ABC
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Adem
U. & Chamber of Commerce
James Tanham
New York
U. S
Tanham
Tanhiam
Defense Department
Parade Preview in New York Hints at Easter Bonnet Parade
Chilly breezes on Fifth Avenue yesterday chilled early blossoms and muted Palm Sunday mood. The season’s Easter Parade seems threatened by unseasonable cold as temperatures dipped to the low 40s.
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Treview
New York
5Th Avenue
New World Only Home to Nearly Zero Hummingbird Species
The text states that there are nearly zero hummingbird species and they are confined to the New World. It emphasizes the uniqueness of hummingbirds to the Western Hemisphere with minimal species diversity noted.
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New World
He Was Here No 1 Scene Of Christ's Temple Visit
Jerusalem report on Easter 1957 notes the Haram as Sherif in Old Jerusalem, a sacred Moslem shrine atop the ancient Jewish Temple site. It recalls Jesus teaching at age twelve, the rock beneath the Dome of the Rock, and the enduring sanctity of the area despite centuries of change.
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Christ
Wilton Wyen
Jerusalem
Jordan
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Jesus
Nazareth
Yongster
Abraham
Isaac
David
Herod
Mecca
Medina
Mohammed
Old
Legends and the Wailing Wall Amid Jerusalem Echoes
The article recalls legends around a sacred rock and the wailing wall in Old Jerusalem. It notes the wall’s history with Herod’s Temple, Moslem ownership, and Jewish access before 1948. It mentions Arab control after partition and that Jews have not crossed the armistice line in nine years. Tomorrow feature on the Baptimal Site and a note that the first circus reached the United States in 1792.
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Old Jerusalem
Palestine
Jesus
Whiteard Trial Opens in Wheeler County Texas
Trial starts for 20 year old William James Whiteard of Phoenix Aviz accused of murdering Victor Stephens 19 near Shamrock and the later slaying of Junior Bard Myers. Uprooted by pursuit after a hit and run, the case spans Oklahoma and Texas police actions and a nighttime gunfight.
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Wheeler
Tex
William James Whiteard
Phoenix
Aviz
Oklahoma-Texas
Victor Stephens
Shamrock
Stephens
Wheeler County
Luke Henley
Marion Nix
Whiteard
Junior Bard Myers
Myers
Oklahoma
Texas
Elk City
Oklo
Texola
Sida
Beckham County
Marvin Skinner
Vnto
Henley
Nix
Lake Texoma Fishermen’s Cafe to be rebuilt after fire
Durant Oklahoma UP report says Dr W KX Haynie chair of the State Planning and Resources Board will oversee reconstruction if funds are found. The state owned cafe, built on Texoma lodge grounds, burned Sunday in a fire caused by an electrical short in cooking gear, with losses estimated at 20000 to 25000 dollars.
Rackets Probers Open Scranton Study Tomorrow
Senate Rackets Committee led by John L. McClellan plans to resume probes into labor management misconduct with 12 to 15 witnesses over three or four days in Scranton Pa. The hearings will examine union activities, alleged goon squads, coercion and violence, and focus on Teamsters elections and a 1915 dynamiting case. The panel may draft several legislative recommendations before June.
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Jute McClellan
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Humphrey
Scranton
Teamsters Union
Missiles and Aircraft Dominate U.S. Defense Contracts
Defense Department lists show GM still top contractor over 18 months ending last June, despite dropping to 14 in the most recent period. North American Aviation leads the 18 month tally with 5.2 percent of a $25.6 billion total, followed by General Dynamics. Other top firms include General Electric Boeing AT&T and Ford, together making up two thirds of all contracts as defense spending concentrates among a few large players amid complex weapon systems. The summary notes a shift toward single-prime contracts with extensive subcontracting.
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C. Yates McDaniel
Washington UI
Defense Department
General Motors Corp
North American Aviation
General Dynamics Corp
United Aircraft
General Electric
Boeing Airplane Co
American Telephone and Telegraph O
Ford Motor Co
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Douglas Aircraft Co
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Department
Asthma Formula Sold Without Prescription
An asthma remedy named Prisutene, marketed as Primatene, is claimed to be the most prescribed formula by doctors for private patients and is now sold without prescription in tablet form. The ad promises relief within minutes and hours of relief from asthma spasms, claiming three medicines in full strength work together to open airways and reduce mucus, with a money back guarantee.
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New York
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