Administration Push Seeks Million Homes a Year
A federal advisory panel chaired by Albert M. Cole recommended continuing government housing aids to reach a target of one million new homes annually. Proposals include liberalized mortgages, higher insurance limits, long-term terms, expansion of modernization programs, and a central mortgage reserve bank with private funds, though some builders oppose liquidating FNMA.
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Washington
Albert M. Cole
Federal House
Federal National Mortgage Association
Central Mortgage Reserve Banks
Home Loan Bank Board
Advisory Committee
Federal Housing Authority
Veterans Administration
Bonn Leader Warns West of Pitfalls
Paris-UK West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer warned that neutralizing Germany would spell disaster for the free world as Soviet dominance would follow. He urged rearmament with NATO powers and resisted any move to deny West Germany sovereignty through unification or integration, stressing Europe must choose unity or risk becoming Russian satellites.
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Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Soviet Union
Europe
Adenauer
Free World
Association of French
Foreign Press Association
West Germany
Housing program aims at moderate income renters
A large scale rental housing plan for moderate income groups was presented in outline to President Eisenhower. Cole reportedly briefed the cabinet on the program at its Wednesday meeting.
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Cole
Cabinet
Queen Elizabeth II Sends Christmas Greeting to Cruiser Sheffield
The Queen radioed a Christmas greeting from the liner Gothic in the Pacific to the British cruiser Sheffield. Commodore Keith Campbell Walter received thanks for the crew’s smartness and wish for a happy Christmas. The Sheffield had escorted the Gothic from Jamaica, with the New Zealand cruiser Black nearby.
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Prince
Gothic
Pacific
Queen Elizabeth II
Sheffield
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New Zealand
Gouzenko Testimony Likely If Gouzenko Speaks
US Senate subcommittee officials stand by to interview Igor Gouzenko as talks with Canadian authorities continue. Mor Morris said Gouzenko is willing to testify soon, possibly in Canada, with date and place kept secret for security. Canada has resisted public disclosure and would control information released.
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Gauzenke
Ontario
Sen
Jenner
State Department
Jemner
Far Uy
Gouzenke
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