Fingerprinting Of U.S. Visitors May Be Ended
The administration aims to seek congressional repeal of the fingerprinting requirement for non official U.S. visitors. Backed by the White House, the plan seeks faster cultural exchange with Russia and other nations, citing Russia’s objections to fingerprinting for visas. Officials expect President Eisenhower to support the move, noting Zhukov’s Geneva talks highlighted sensitivities about the policy.
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Auto Workers donate $100000 to flood relief drive
Washington CIO President Walter P. Reuther said the United Automobile Workers gave 100000 as the kickoff donation to the CIO flood relief campaign. The CIO steelworkers also pledged 25000 to the Red Cross flood fund.
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Wedding Set Santa Monica Plans by Dietrich and Brewer
Noah Dietrich a 66 year old Hughes Tool Co. executive plans to wed Mary Alice Brewer a 34 year old Beverly Hills socialite in Santa Monica tomorrow. Dietrich is divorced from Carol Dietrich and has three children. Brewer is divorced from Chauncey M. Brewer and has two daughters.
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City Man Council OK Land Lease to Bell at Airport
A three year lease between Municipal Airport board and Cc O Bell for about 90 acres near the airport won city council approval Tuesday night. Bell to pay 200 dollars annually, up from 175, with land west of the north south runway and both sides of the diagonal runway. Bell will pasture the southwest area and use the rest for general farming, with no structures taller than the fence.
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Kids Of Military Personnel Overseas To Get Salk Shots
Washington The Defense Department will start a voluntary Salk polio vaccine program for children of military and civilian personnel overseas. Dr. Frank B. Berry announced the plan, targeting youngsters in the 5 to 9 age group with about 72,900 doses supplied by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Lyndon Johnson Plans Texas Ranch Return
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson plans to fly to his Johnson City Texas ranch on Thursday as he recovers from a July 2 heart attack. His doctor ordered no itinerary details to be released.
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Preacher Attacks Women Shorts at N C Camp Meeting
The Rev. P.O. Carpenter of Ashland Kentucky condemned women wearing shorts during the 13th annual Pilgrim Holiness Church camp meeting in Kernersville North Carolina calling the attire hellish devilish and damNa ble.
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Bluejacket Wheat Discounted Under 1956 Price Support
The Agriculture Department added bluejacket wheat to varieties with a 20 cents per bushel discount for 1956 price supports due to inferior milling or baling quality. The discount applies in Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, and Wyoming.
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Pennsylvania Flood Damage Estimate Ranges Up To Billions
Gov. George M. Leader estimated by Tuesday night that eastern Pennsylvania flood damage will run from 500 million to 1 billion dollars. Preliminary figures show replacement of destroyed public property and cleanup costs around 158 million dollars.
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George M. Leader
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Jap Official Arrives On American Soil
Honolulu reports Japan's foreign minister Mamoru Shigemitsu reached American soil and expressed hope his visit would strengthen goodwill between the two nations. He heads to Washington to discuss defense buildup and possible release of war criminals, with ambassador John M. Allison departing for Washington an hour earlier.
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TV Set Kills Boy in Massapequa Home
Four year old Terry Tickner of Massapequa New York was electrocuted when he touched a high voltage wire on a rain soaked living room rug. The incident occurred Tuesday as the child stood barefoot near the television set causing a fatal shock.
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