Dulles Warns on Aid Cuts in Senate Testimony
Secretary Dulles argued against cutting foreign aid and warned that halting support could allow the Soviet Union to dominate aid fields. He noted the cost of military and defense aid to Asia and the Middle East, urged sustaining the program as national defense, and described the aid framework as a national insurance policy costing over 40 billion dollars annually.
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Dulles
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
Eisenhower
Richards
D-Sc
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Aswan
Jong Rathe
South Korea
China
Viet Nam
Philippines
Thailand
Japan
Pacific
Korea
Middle East
Pakistan
Iran
Turkey
Soviet Union
Iraq
NATO
Spain
Yugoslavia
America
Block of GM Stock to Be Up for Sale
New York reports a block of 1,275,833 General Motors common shares worth over 45 million dollars will be offered after the market closes as a secondary sale by the Alfred P Sloan Foundation. Morgan Stanley leads a nationwide underwriting syndicate seeking SEC clearance for a Tuesday opening. The shares originated from the foundation following Mrs Alfred P Sloan Jr’s death. the foundation will keep 949,987 GM shares in its portfolio.
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New York
General Motors Corp
Swworth
Atock
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Morgan Stanley & Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors
Jewels Stolen from Dallas Couple at Denver Palace Hotel
Jewels valued at about 20000 dollars were stolen Sunday from the Brows Palace Hotel suite of Mr and Mrs W F Neale of Dallas Texas. Police investigated the break in and sought witnesses and clues to identify the thieves and recover the valuables.
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Hotel
Denver
Palace Hotel
W. F. Neale
Dallas
Tex
Graham Drew Four Bomb Diagrams Shown in Trial
FBI agent testified in Denver that Graham drafted four diagrams of a dynamite time bomb used to explode a United Airlines DC-3 near Longmont Colorado last November. The drawings depict the caps and wires, a six-volt battery, the timing device, and the dynamite stick. Graham described a man named Karl as his accomplice, with meetings in downtown Denver and a drive in restaurant test. The defendant claimed he cannot remember why and denied intent to inherit an estate.
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Denver
FBI
John Gilbert Graham
Graham
Daisie BE
King
James 2. Wagoner
United Air Lines Dcse
Lust
Longmont
Colo
Waroner
Wagoner
Graham's
Karl
Wagloner
Soviet Leaders See Better U S Relations Improve Talk
Soviet premier Khrushchev and Bulganin declare goal of friendlier ties with the United States. They express hope for rapid steps toward disarmament and normal trade and culture, while critics from British Labour Party provoke a tense London dinner. Crowds greet the leaders with flowers as they arrive at a Moscow airfield.
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United States
Free World
Khrushchev
Pete
U.S. A
Klementi Voroshilov
Supreme Soviet
V. M. Molotov
A. I. Mikoyan
Georgi Malenkov
Georgi Zhukov
Ekatherina Furtseva
Moscow
Kheushchev
Bulganin
London
Labor Party
Eebie
Youth’s false citizenship lapse costs deportation stay
Otto Weyer, 19, engineering student at Henry Ford Community College, had a deportation order rescinded after admitting he lied about citizenship during proceedings. The case linked to a Windsor trip when he forgot his border card and claimed native American status, a truth later disclosed under oath. His father Joseph, 50, mourned the situation as the family watches legal actions unfold.
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Otto Weyer
Joseph
Erna, Weyer
Detroit
Mich
Immigration Department
Otto
Canada
Wpi
U. S. Immigration Service
Germany
Washington
Len Potter
R-Mich
Belle Isle Bridge
Receiving Hospital
Po- Wee
DTTO
United States
Windsor
Ont
Heary Ford Community College
Dearborn
Ling
John Mulcahey
Immigration Service
Weyers
America
Gelsenkirchen
East Side
High Court Delays Ruling on Internal Security Act
In a 6-3 decision the Supreme Court postponed ruling on the constitutionality of the 1930 Internal Security Act for at least two years to allow a full hearing on whether perjury or false testimony influenced government orders to register the Communist Party. Justices Clark Reed and Minton dissented, arguing against reopening based on unproven perjury and noting the danger of delaying final action.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Foscow
Harvey Matusow
Justice Frankfurter
High ‘Tribunal
Er Ee
Clark
Reed
Minton
Clark J
Two Brothers Hurt as Plane Crashes in Fog NEWHALL UP
In Weldon Canyon a light plane crashed in fog, injuring five crew members including pilot James H. Gibson 27 San Gabriel and George Gibson 21 Alhambra. They were treated at Newhall Community Hospital.
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Newhall UP
Weldon
Canyon
Newnall Community
James H.gibson
San Gabriel
George
Gibson
Alhambra
Dr Hiss Shoes Offer With 30 Day Trial
A historical shoe ad promotes pay nothing for shoes with a 30 day trial. Dr Hiss licensed foot doctors measure feet in 16 places to ensure a perfect fit. If not better, customers may return worn shoes for a full refund.
Panel OKs Soil Bank Farm Bill
The House Agriculture Committee unanimously approved a new farm bill embracing most of President Eisenhower's provisions. It includes the soil bank plan but not the advance payment authority. The bill could allow up to 500 million dollars in advance payments to farmers who remove surplus cropland. An effort to substitute a prepayment bill failed by one vote. Republicans plan to push Eisenhower’s advance payment concept on the House floor.
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Washington
House Agriculture’ Committee
Eisenhower
Jcooley
D-Nc
Eisenthower
Cooley
House
Burglary Case Unfolds With Large Cash Seizures
An elaborate burglary case moves through San Antonio and Houston with multiple suspects including Cook Parks Marley and Hamlett. Cash totalling over $95 000 reportedly seized from different locations and hidden sums later recovered. Police describe the operation as involving impersonation of police and staged robberies.
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Cook
Parks
San Antonio
Houston
Hamlett
Hicks
Jack Heard
Heard
Denny
Flouston
Texas Rangers
Marley
Eckert
Trey
Senators Reject Administrative Veep Plan
A Senate subcommittee rejected the idea of creating an administrative vice president in the White House. Chairman Kennedy and a bipartisan group argued the President already has authority to delegate administrative functions to subordinate officials.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Hoover
Sen. Kennedy
D-Mass
Bull Buffalo Kills Mate at Bronx Zoo Tragedy
A bull buffalo fatally gored his mate at the Bronx Zoo in front of hundreds of visitors. Gus Schilling, head keeper, said the cause is undetermined and noted no signs of scarcity affecting behavior. The incident occurred Sunday as crowds watched in shock.
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Bronx Zoo
New York
Buffalo
Gus Schilling
Tion
Cuba raids fail as rebels attack Matanzas base
General Pilar Garcia said the three hour battle ended with rebels routed and two bridges under army control. Raiders in blue uniforms fled, leaving bloodstained rifles on a road near Matanzas. Fidel Castro and Prio Socarras feature in a wider conspiracy context.
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Domingo Goicuria
Pilar Garcia
Metanzes
Garcia
Giocuria
Reinal Garcia
Prio Socarres
Matanzas
San Juan River
Fidel Castro
Opr
Castro
Santiago de Cuba
Mexico
Cuba
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Whitehead
Prio Socarras
Batistan
Phil
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