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Lawton Constitution in Lawton, Oklahoma

02 Jul 1957

Page 11

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Lawton Constitution

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Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

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Jul 02, 1957

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11

U S Plans On Foreign Aid Change New Idea Explained

President Eisenhower seeks a three year loan fund of up to two billion dollars to speed development in underdeveloped nations. Senate backing supports loans over gifts, totaling two billion over three years, to foster self-reliance and longer term planning.

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Nasser Defends His Acceptance Of Russian Arms

London reports of a 20 minute interview with President Nasser of Egypt defending Cairo's acceptance of Soviet arms. He urged normal relations with Britain, warned U S policy could push nationalists toward communism, and supported nonalignment while pursuing submarines and a stronger navy. He linked Israel and Palestine issues to broader Arab rights and UN resolutions.

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Dublin Elects New Mayor After Drawn Lot

Dublin selects James Carroll as lord mayor after a 21 to 21 council deadlock. Briscoe, 63, who had held the post, congratulates Carroll as both names were drawn from paper slips in a packed chamber following a 30 minute standoff. Briscoe previously won by chance in 1956.

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