No Amendments Offered on Eisenhower Middle East Plan
Two senior House Foreign Affairs members said they have no amendments to offer to the Eisenhower Middle East resolution as the committee considers changes to the plan to oppose Communist expansion. The House panel aims for a vote soon, possibly tomorrow, with action next week. Senate activity delayed hearings on the Dulles plan, while debate includes possible time limits, UN role, and aid provisions up to 200 million dollars annually for two years.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Chawman Gorden
Rep. Vorvs
Eisenhower
Middle East
House
Senate
Humphrey
D-Minn
Foreign Relations Subcommittee On
Fiserhawer
State Dulles
Congress
Dulles
U.S
Middle Easts
Vorys
House Committee
United Nations
America
Zablocki
D-Wis
Fulton
R-Pa
Ives Lawrence H. Smith
R-Wis
Saund
D-Calif
Byrd
Fascett
California Engineer Heads for Pacific Island Escape
California civil engineer Herbert E. Kurtz 43 plans to sail January 20 aboard the Waitomo to Tahiti bound New Zealand ship. He intends to negotiate with France for purchase or lease of an island in the Tuamotu Archipelago to grow vegetables and live simply. His wife Mrs Kurtz may follow next year if plans succeed.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Herbert E. Kurtz
San Francisco
Pacific
New Zealand
Waitomo
Tuamotu
Tahiti
Dairy testing program set for county farmers
County Agent Lewis Haydock announced five farmers have enrolled in a new do it yourself dairy testing plan. The weight day a month program has farmers weigh each cow monthly and record milk and feed costs to determine which cows are top producers versus low producers for culling. Forms are available at Haydock's office and mailed to a central site for calculation and return.
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Lewis Haydock
Senators Pleased Arabs Aid Jordan
Senators Mansfield and Fulbright welcomed the decision by Egypt Saudi Arabia and Syria to provide Jordan with 36 million dollars annually for ten years replacing British subsidies. They noted the potential shift of Jordan toward Egypt and Moscow and urged exposure if the aid is only a political gesture.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jordan
Mansfield
D-Mont
Aud Fulbright
D-Ark
Egypt
Syria
Soudi Arabia
Britain
Middle East
Fulbright
Moscow
Mineo Registers for Draft Amid Bronx Transfer
Actor Sal Mineo, who turned 18 on January 10, has registered for the draft. A Bronx resident, his draft records will be transferred to New York. Mineo began acting at age 11 and has appeared in eight films and four plays.
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Sal Mineo
Bronx
New York
Mineo
Civil rights deadline debate stalls Senate committee
Senator Ervin condemned a proposed deadline for civil rights hearings and votes as inexcusable saying it rushes a major issue. Senator Hennings defended urgency noting fear of a repeat of last year's filibuster and pressing for hearings to end by February 18 with a vote shortly after.
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Joan Chadwick Washington
Sen
Ervin
D-Nc
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hennings
D-Mo
Eiserhower
House
Congress
Tater
Try & Cos
Rader Takes Over Emergency Relief Board Functions
Oklahoma City UP The Fable Welfare Commission completed the move to take over the emergency relief board functions after a law changes. L B Rader said 152 employees will be absorbed into the welfare department with about 23 joining the commodities division. R H Wilson may continue as commodities unit supervisor. workers may enter the state merit system if eligible.
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Oklahoma City
Fable Welfare Commission
Emergency Relief Board
L. B. Rader
Relief Board
Rader
Welfare Department
R. H. Wilson
Emergency Relief Agency
Wagoner County
Six Die During Storm in Kansas City
Six men aged 65 to 71 collapsed and died at different locations in Kansas City during a four inch snowstorm. All had heart problems and health director Dr. Hugh L. Dwyer cited the weather as likely a contributing factor.
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Kansas City
Hugh L. Dwyer
Housing Industry Faces 1957 Decision Year
Senator Sparkman warns housing may fall to about one million new homes this year due to tight money markets. He notes 1955 and 1956 totals of 1.3 and 1.1 million and cites FHA and VA loan declines. If private lending remains weak, increased government participation may be needed.
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Chicago
John Sparks
D-Alw
National Assn. of Home Builders
National Convention of the Association
Sparkman
Senate Subcommittee of Housing
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Area Men In Service In Korea and Germany
Second Lt William Massad assigned to the 24th Infantry Division in Korea and student of the University of Oklahoma graduate. Sir John Campbell, a motor sergeant with the 27th AAA Battalion in Germany, previously at Fort Sill. Sp3 Ulysses Bookman, son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Bookman, participated in Wat Haw field exercise with the 74th FA Battalion arrived in Europe last April.
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William Massad
Lawson
24Th Infantry
Korea
Tt. Massad
Amos Massad
Arlington
University of Oklahoma
Army
Far East
John Campbell
Wanda
S. 27Th
AAA
Germany
Campbell
Fort Sill
Ulysses Bookman
Jesse Bookman
Lee
Wat Haw
74Th FA
Bookman
Europe
Mount Scott Masonic Lodge to Meet Tonight
Leonard E. Layton secretary says Mount Scott Masonic Lodge No. 5 AFL&A.M. will hold its stated communication in its regular weekly meeting tonight.
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Mount Scott
Fire at Bellefield Girls Vocational High School
A late fire alarm at Bellefield Girls Vocational High School triggered a rapid blaze that engulfed the three story building before all 400 students evacuated safely. Fire officials blamed defective wiring and estimated losses at 125000. Mayor Lawrence commended staff for averting a disaster.
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Pittsburgh
Bellefield Girls Vocational High School
David Lawrence
Townsend in Hospital for Severe Cold in Los Angeles
Dr. Francis E. Townsend, 91, pension plan advocate, is in St. Vincent's Hospital Los Angeles for treatment of a severe cold and is reported in satisfactory condition.
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Townsend
Los Angeles
Francis E.townsend
St. Vincent's Hospital
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