Substitute included in Mideast aid plan debate
U S lawmakers debated a substitute proposal linked to Middle East aid and possible military and economic support. Rep Rayburn said Congress must act, while critics argued the measure was vague and risked implying unilateral U S action without clear authorization. Dulles and Radford testified on public disclosure.
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Congress
Middle East
Rayburn
Gordon
Rap. Worys
Ohio
Foreign Affairs
Wortys
Mideast
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Speaker
United Nations
Rep
Fulton
R-Pa
United States
Middle’ East
House
Tes
Jlimony
Rep. Reuss
D-Wis
Clark, Eichelberger
American Assn
Dulles
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Zablocki
Vorys
R-Ohio
Eden Quits Over Health Reasons in Egypt Crisis Unfolds
A one man walkout marks the session as Eden resigns citing health. The Buckingham Palace announces Eden’s resignation as prime minister with no immediate successor named. Queen Elizabeth II returns from Sandringham as ministers meet to chart a Conservative path, while Egypt’s Suez crisis dominates debate and hearings.
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Wayne Hays
Ohio
Dulles
Hays
Buckingham State
Anthony Eden
Treasury
the Treasury
Tden
A. Butler
Harold
Macmillan
Egypt
Sandringham
Norfolk
Eden
Selwyn Lloyd
Susi
No. 10
Downing St
Honey Ionde
Giesler
Gies
Inter
Okéh
Butler
Lister
Wrden
Atlantic Alliance
Police Engage in Kidnapping Case With Sketches and Edits
Police report involves a missing woman snatched near India and taken 159 miles away. A police artist reviews composites while Miss McDonald signs a 49 page statement at a hospital. Premier Mohammed Roem and several ministers are named amid volatile remarks and disheveled scenes along a desert highway.
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India
Indonesian Cabinet Crisis Deepens Amid Sumatra Unrest
The report describes Indonesian political turmoil with threats to cabinet stability as Sumatra revolts and unrest spread. It notes Eden era tensions, Britain’s Suez effect, and possible reshuffles with Mohammed Hatta amid Malay and Indonesian leadership changes.
Birth of the FBI and the land fraud era
The text recounts Teddy Rage and the birth of the FBI via borrowing Secret Service agents, the Roundup fraud drive, and massive indictments for conspiracy to defraud the United States of public lands. It notes key figures like John H Mitchell and Joan Williamson, 1905 trials, and later reversals. It also details Roosevelt era uses of federal agents, the 1908 statute changes, and the Mann Act's impact on interstate crime as groundwork for federal investigative power.
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Williamson
Agents of Justice
Treasury
Department ‘Secret Service
Secret Service
Congress
Justice
CTI
John Hf
Hell
Hall Hims
Hall
Sen
Mitchell
Jon
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Charles J. Bonaparte
White House
Bonaparte
PBL
Supreme Courk
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Los Angeles
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Videorama
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