British Budget Hints Tax Relief Asks Optimism Grows
Report from London and Washington notes Prime Minister and Butler hint at small income tax cuts in Britain’s 1955-56 budget while U.S. foreign aid totals 4.669 billion dollars for 1954, with most aid supporting allies’ military buildup. Details kept secret until chancellor speaks.
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of Commons
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Formosa Strait tensions loom amid Dulles Eisenhower talks
The article outlines Dulles and Eisenhower discussions on Soviet strategy, Austrian independence prospects, and hopes for a Big Four summit while noting U.S. caution on Chinese airpower near Formosa. It cites Dulles declining to disclose the magnitude of China's buildup and references comments on Viet Nam, Western Europe unity, and Bandung.
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Austria
Russia
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Bandung
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Einstein a Nobel Laureate In Exile Amid Tehran Tensions
Albert Einstein, Nobel Prize in physics 1921, faced exile pressures as Iran and Tehran politics shifted. A 92-2 parliamentary vote condemned opponents, while Einstein’s sons from his first marriage and family navigated displacement and debates about officials. He urged respect for individuals and warned against idolizing any man.
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Tehran
Iran
Germany
Majlis
Conti- Einstein
Hus
Soin Ala
London
INDON
Moscow Radio
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Fazollah Zahedi
of the Chinens
Ghollam Hussein Ebtehay
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There Was a Young Lady Called Bright Laughing Relativity
A humorous limerick from the 1920s plays on Einstein relativity. It features a woman named Bright who travels faster than light and returns the previous night, illustrating popular layperson jokes about science of that era.
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Reading Better Faster Easier Booklet Revealed
Chicago special describes a new reading technique by Steven Warren of the Foundation for Better Reading. The method promises to double reading speed for business study or pleasure and is detailed in a booklet mailed free with no obligation. Send postcard to request.
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Steven Warren
Foundation For Better Reading
Warren
W Jackson, Blvd
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