Knowland's Stand Hit in London
London editorials capture mixed UK reaction to Sen Knowland's proposal to cut US aid to the UN if Red China joins. Times warns against punitive policy while Crown allies urge diplomacy and negotiation as alternative to hard opposition amid Asia peace talks and Viet Nam concerns.
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Benson Explains Harm From High Farm Price Supports
Secretary of Agriculture Benson warned at a Warsaw audience that high support prices distort planting decisions and push surplus crops like wheat and cotton. He urged shifting to a flexible system where farmers choose profitable crops, predicting price supports near zero under that plan if supplies stay manageable and carryovers normal.
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McCarthy Returns From Vacation Trip
UPI reports Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin has come back from a 19 day vacation. His aides would not disclose the trip destination or location since he left July 19 two days after the Dee Carthy Army hearings. He is expected back in the office this afternoon.
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Girl 18 Admits Bank Holdup With Pal Hunted
An 18 year old Hampton girl, Shelby Jean Sutphin, admitted participation in the June 14 Calypso bank robbery in North Carolina. FBI says a preliminary hearing was set in the next day before a U. S. commissioner in Williamsburg or Portsmouth due to illness. Investigators continue to hunt Sutphin's alleged accomplice. The Calypso bank, a Mt Olive Bank and Trust Co. branch, was robbed by a couple who forced manager Mrs. Alice Sanderson to fill a pillow slip with cash as a gun was leveled and urgency urged.
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Wounded French to be flown from Westover to Oran
The fourth contingent of wounded French soldiers from Indochina will depart Westover Air Force Base for Oran in North Africa. The group of 50, mostly French Legionnaires, arrived Monday. The third group arrived Monday morning and left Monday evening.
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