Single Economic Adviser proposal replaces three council
Congressional sources say President Eisenhower will ask Congress to abolish the three member Council of Economic Advisers and hire a single White House economic consultant. The House Appropriations Committee cut a $75,000 request, approving $25,000 for the consultant and staff, with Democrats hinting support.
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Moscow Gazette Attacks Israel Policy as Racist
Moscow's Literary Gazette charged Israel with race discrimination and creating Arab ghettos to restrict movement and residence. It accused Israel of being a war springboard for an American attack on the Soviet Union and claimed Israeli leaders seek leadership over all Jews regardless of nationality.
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United States Could Expand Aid to French in Indochina Fight
United States may step up military shipments to Indochina under Eisenhower strategy to curb Communist aggression in the Far East. No decision yet, but leaders expect Rene Mayer to request support during a White House visit next month. Officials note Indochina war costs exceed a billion dollars yearly and casualties near 100,000 French, with broader stakes tied to Korea and regional stability.
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Arab Asian bloc bans Korea aid in UN talks
Twelve Arab Asian nations reportedly refuse any request from the United States or the UN for troops or supplies to Korea. Afghanistan Burma Egypt Indonesia Iran Iraq Lebanon Liberia Pakistan Saudi Arabia Syria Yemen India limited to medical unit. Philippines and Thailand are the only troops in Korea among 15 nations meeting last week.
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U S Military Aid To Norway Surges In January
The Norwegian defense ministry said Norway received more military equipment from the United States in January than in any other month since the mutual defense aid program began in 1990. Over 18,000 tons worth about 14 million dollars arrived from America.
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Central U S Sees Clear Skies and Deep Cold
Central U S reports clear skies and record cold as a storm system travels east. Readings drop below zero in the Upper Mississippi Valley with subzero lows like 17 below in Grantsburg Wisconsin and 7 below in Fargo North Dakota. Snow tapers from Midwest to Great Lakes while western states stay near seasonal norms.
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