Dulles Faces Skepticism in Plan and White Paper Debate
The article details criticism from lawmakers on Dulles policy and a House move to bring the Eisenhower resolution under a closed rule. It notes Dulles rejecting a white paper, stressing confidential documents hold vital aspects of U.S. Middle East relations, and praises from Aiken and Sen. Bush for his handling of hearings.
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General Assembly of the United Nations
FBI Case Sees Soble and Two Aides Charged in Spy Ring
FBI announced three arrests in a Soviet spy ring linked to Soble and Zubulin, alleging postwar activity and letters to Soviet agents. The defendants were held on $106000 bail as the case moves toward arraignment, with officials noting possible further expulsions of Russian officials.
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Herter Named Senate as Dulles Aid
President Eisenhower nominated Christian A. Herter former Massachusetts governor for undersecretary of state He will succeed Herbert Hoover Jr upon confirmation and is expected to take the post around February 1 No opposition anticipated in the Senate confirmation process
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Equal Obligations Sought for Women
In AUGUSYS Me Alfred J. Smith a Democratic state representative from Fortland opened a debate proposing women be required to pay the poll tax alongside men. He said he planned a bill to make women subject to the same voting tax as men, stirring controversy over suffrage obligations.
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Trio Arrested Selling Stolen Liquor In Carlsbad
Three juveniles were arrested Thursday for selling stolen liquor to other youths at deep cuts. Scotch sold at 38 dollars per fifth and gin at 75 cents per pint. The liquor was stolen from the New Mexico Liquor Selling Co. Officials valued the haul at about 100 dollars. no charges were filed pending juvenile authorities action.
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United Nations Faces Difficult Cairo Israel Talks
Egypt and Arab allies push for penalties while Hammarskjold seeks Israeli troop withdrawal from Gaza and Sinai. Israel demands free Aqaba navigation and a role in Gaza's administration, warning of possible action if not met. Arab states vow unified measures to force Israel out and uphold UN resolutions.
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Sinai
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Pasadena Founder's Son Dies at 93 in City Rites
Last rites planned for O. P. Lockhart 93, retired real estate man and son of Pasadena founder Thomas S. Lockhart. He died Thursday after a long retirement since 1955.
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Egypt to Trade Cotton for Russian Steel and Gear
Egyptian papers report a deal to swap 35 million dollars of cotton for Russian steel, agricultural equipment, and some foreign currency. The arrangement aims to shore up Egypt's shrinking foreign exchange reserves after Britain froze over 280 million dollars in sterling balances following Nasser's Suez Canal nationalization, with the United States also freezing 40 million.
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Puff Boom Lights Cigarette Sparks Pool Room Blast
Police report 19 year old Mario Bonfigilio lit a cigarette in a Detroit pool room causing gas from a leaky pipe to explode. Bonfigilio suffered minor burns while 14 others were injured. authorities roped off the damaged building fearing collapse.
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U S Plans a New Series for A Tests in 1957
The United States accelerates a new A test series begun after the 1955 program. Nevada construction proceeds, with emphasis on tactical weapons over large strategic arms. Officials note defense against attack as a major objective, including smaller A bombs and nuclear shells for artillery and missiles.
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