Ike Urges U N Try Chinese Cease Fire
President Eisenhower urged U N efforts to broker a cease fire with Chinese forces near Formosa and Tachens, arguing for limited American commitments under the Chiang Kai-shek defense pact while weighing the strategic value of the Tachens as an outpost. He avoided speculating on U S actions and criticized Democratic calls to balance the budget, noting plans to reduce spending toward 60 billion dollars in four years. The president also commented on foreign trade views and defense official Harold Wilson, and defended Senator Harry Cain’s criticism of government worker security.
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Subversive Activities Control Board
Eisenhower quotes appraisal of first two years in office
In a casual briefing the president said the international situation looks better than at inauguration, but avoided calling the picture rosy. He tempered comments on the domestic economy, noting the outlook as no peg. The exchange also touched on a possible second term and a security risk policy shift after the Ladejinsky case.
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Mass Blood Donation at Clark AFB Philippines
Brig. Gen. William L. Lee commander of the U S 13th Air Force and 700 of his men donated a pint of blood each in a nationwide Red Cross drive opening at Clark Air Force Base Philippines.
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William L. Lee
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British Censors Ban Brando Film
The British Board of Film Censors announced it has banned Marlon Brando's film The Wild One. Secretary A T L Watkins said the ban could be reconsidered if alterations are made, noting the movie could have a dangerous influence on youth especially hooligans. Watkins said talks with Columbia Pictures continue about possible changes.
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British Board of Film Censors
Marlon Brando
A. T. L. Watkins
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Columibia Pictures
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Blaze Fatal to Three Children of Fireman
In South Amboy New Jersey three children of firefighter Raymond Dellman aged 4 two twins Geraldine and Jacqueline and their 2 year old brother Raymond Jr died from suffocation as a two story frame home burned. Dellman 38 suffered burns and his wife with their one month old survived after fleeing. Fire blamed on a faulty kerosene heater in the living room. Catherine 5 remains with grandmother in Melrose.
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Jacqueline Delman
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