Ike and Twining to Confer on Soviet Air Power
President Eisenhower will host Gen Nathan Twining chief of staff of the Air Force for a Thursday briefing on his Moscow observations. Twining, returning from Russia, praised Soviet air power and observed new planes at Moscow. Also noted were family visits and Eisenhower's improving health after surgery with no fireworks planned for the Fourth of July.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Twining
Russia
Kremlin
Germany
Moscow
James C. Hagerty
Washington
Eisenhower Farm
Defense Wilson
Pentagon
White House
Hagerty
Wilson
Sherman Adams
Wilton B. Persons
David
Barbera Anne
Maj
John Histzhower
Barbara
Susan
Mary Jean
Kefauver Seeks Comeback In Presidential Run
Senator Kefauver says he is running a strong second for the Democratic nomination and plans no deals with any rival. He notes gains in Michigan Ohio Iowa Kansas and West Virginia after California primary losses to Stevenson. He rejects any coalition with Harriman and argues he offers stronger opposition to Stevenson than other rivals.
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Kefauver
D-Tenn
Adial E. Stevenson
California
Stevenson
Chicago
Michigan
Ohio
Iowa
Kansas
West Virginia
Guv. Averell Harriman
New York
Ritval
Harriman
Kefanver
Nots Martinian
Woman Dies After Desert Car Crash Near Las Vegas
A 42 year old woman from San Fernando, Salif, died Tuesday from injuries after the automobile she was a passenger in ran off the road and crashed in the desert about 40 miles south of Las Vegas. The driver and other details were not provided.
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Jef
Minneapolis
Korea
Clarence Hendricks
Las Vegas
Ney
Viola Stuver
San Fernando
Salif
Heres
National politics clash over oil shale and oil plans
Fragmented text shows a debate on oil shale experiments and oil plans. Mentions Margaret Louise Frederick, Cmdr. Emory C. and a Senate Republican Policy Committee critique of Communist influence. References to Achille Oklahoma region near the Texas Oklahoma border and a meeting where Democrats and Republicans argued over policy.
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Colo
Navy
National de
Denison
Tex
Margaret Louise Frederick
Emory C.f
Senate
Okla
Fo Smith
Disarmament Talks Stalled At United Nations
Soviet and U.S. plans for disarming proposals won little ground for optimism at the U N. commission session resuming after Independence Day recess. Gromyko and Nutting warned that Western conditions block progress while both sides insist on no step forward without a broad accord.
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PA. N
Russia
U. N’s
Disarmament Commission
Ants Epeweeg
U. S
Andrei Y. Gromyko
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Indi
Gromyko
United
New Cut in Foreign Aid Voted by Subcommittee
Washington House appropriations subcommittee members voted to cut President Eisenhower's foreign aid request by well over a billion dollars. The panel, led by Rep Passman, approved about 200 million more in cuts to military funds than the prior year, with smaller reductions in economic aid. Final action awaits full committee and congressional votes.
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Washington
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Liserthower
Rep. Passman
D+ La
Slas
House
Appropriations
Full
Appropriations Committee
Ollows
Senate
Eisenhower
Appropriations Subcommittee
Passman
Executive Department
Eut
Congress
U S to Freeze Steel Supplies for Defense
The government plans a temporary freeze on key steel items to ensure defense production during a nationwide strike. The order, drawn up and due to take effect Friday, aims to channel stockpiled steel to defense producers for the longest possible time.
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Pittsburgh
William Trappney
Commerce Dept
Business and Defense Services Administration
Defense Dept
Atomic Energy Commission
Adlai Spends Fourth Egypt Hikes Military Budget
Bloomington report shows Adlai Stevenson amid Egypt trip notes a 64 million dollar rise in defense amid the 211 million dollar 1952 budget plan. The article outlines budget allocations, national production aims, and political context for Stevenson as he seeks the Democratic nomination.
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Egypt
Bloomington
Ill
Gamal Adlai B. Stevenson
Nasser
Democratic
Janikk J
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