House Bars the Doctrine Changes Debated in Senate
The article details a stalled Middle East policy review as Dulles faces Democratic attacks while Knowland and Fulbright clash over scope. Eisenhower nominates Whitney to Great Britain and Allis to Indo China posts, amid UN deliberations on Israel Egypt tensions and a push to broaden UN force duties.
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Visit by Sand Docks in New York with leaders
A formal statement from Sand Docks officials describes a hopeful visit to the United States with President Eisenhower and other leaders. The talk centers on strengthening relations between nations and advancing peace in the Middle East. Discussions cover a potential armistice line and UN forces in the region, aiming for mutual goodwill and a new era of stability.
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Wilson’s Blunt Kore an War Draft Charge Sparks Backlash
Congressional testimony sparked resentment over claims that youths under eighteen could enlist in the National Guard to avoid being drafted for Korea. California Guard leaders defended selective recruiting and supported a new six month basic training requirement for new enlistees. Major General Roy Green and Major General Homer Eaton Jr commented on public reaction and historical context of Guard induction.
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Snow, Rain Thunder Area With Heavy Mountain Snow
The region faced more snow and rain with cold temperatures across Southern California. Lake Arrowhead recorded 12 inches and Mt. Wilson 1.98 inches of rain in 24 hours. Santiago Peak showed two feet of snow. Orange County areas saw 1.05 to 1.18 inches of rain while Long Beach had 3.53 inches season total. Officials called rain beneficial for trees as drought relief persisted.
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Senate Quiz Balked by Magnate in Government Contracts
Thomas Digiacomo, a Paterson garment manufacturer, refused to answer most questions at a public subcommittee hearing, invoking the Fifth Amendment. He faced demands to be barred from further government business as investigators cited millions in military uniform contracts linked to his firms. Witnesses testified to payments to phantom firms and individuals, with $27,000 charged to fictitious entities between 1951 and 1954.
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