Eisenhower Says Geneva Talks Were Constructive
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles briefed congressional leaders on the Geneva sessions, describing the talks as very satisfactory and hopeful. Leaders Rayburn and Knowland called the briefing frank and constructive, while noting no secret agreements were made. The group minutes reflected optimism yet acknowledged ongoing challenges ahead with USSR negotiations.
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Foreign aid clash stalls in Congress over 627 million cuts
In Washington, Rep. Passman and Sen. Hayden urged taking a hard line on foreign aid reductions. House and Senate conferees expected to clash over the 627 million in cuts, with the House approving about 2.64 billion and the Senate about 3.20 billion for the current year. Passman criticized the Budget Bureau, noting a June agreement on holdover funds and a White House briefing aimed at shaping the talks. Sen. Saltonstall and 18 other Republicans backed Eisenhower’s plan for blueprints with Russia and reciprocal aerial reconnaissance, signaling continued debate on foreign policy funding and strategy.
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Talbott tied to Mulligan firm for hearing
Harold E. Talbott faced a public hearing over his $50,000 annual earnings from the Mulligan firm while he served as Air Force secretary. He says he would accept no profits from Mulligan in contracts with government-related firms and testified he tried to help the firm but did not misuse his position. The subcommittee planned full public hearings, with McClellan indicating Talbott could be recalled for more questioning. Mundt labeled his appearance inevitable.
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Washed-Out Highway Reopened to Yellowstone Link
Cody Wyoming state highway crews worked through the night to reopen the road connecting Cody with the east entrance of Yellowstone National Park on Sunday. The washout had blocked the route, and the restoration restored access for travelers to the park area.
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Three ex POWs sail home after Red China defection
In Delaware Bay a storm and drift save three former POWs William Cowart Lewis Griggs and Otho Bell who had stayed with the Reds after the Korean armistice. They endured exposure and a near shipwreck before rescue and headed for San Francisco aboard the President Cleveland.
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U S Flag Ships to Spend Billions
A committee of American steamship lines says six American flag operators will join a three billion dollar ship replacement program. The group cites the wartime and peacetime needs and intends to replace obsolete vessels with federal support, naming Lines Moore-McCormack Grace Oceanic Pacific Far East United States Lines and others as participants. The report also mentions Col John K Arnold Jr and alleged espionage ties, with broad anti communist framing.
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House UK of Reserves: Bill Looms For Congress Action
The reserves bill edges toward final approval in a wartime style session. President Eisenhower backs the plan to train up to 250000 youths annually for six months and grant draft exemptions after service. The measure blends House and Senate versions with a crucial Senate OK needed before sending to the White House.
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Three Car Crash Kills San Gabriel Man Near Roseville
Thomas L. De Wing of San Gabriel died Sunday from injuries after a fiery three car crash just east of Roseville on U.S. 40. CHP said his vehicle collided head on while attempting to pass a third car, which then struck the other two. Seven others were injured as a lane of vehicles burned and was destroyed.
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Beaten Woman's Body Found in Wyandotte County Home
Mrs. Muriel M. Brown, 66, was found slain in the basement of her Wyandotte County home. She had been gagged and beaten about 11 days earlier. Her son, Harold King, 37, said she planned to sell the home and move to Arlee, Montana. He noted she left Arlee July 7 with James Richardson, 39, of Richmond, Missouri, to return to Kansas. Patrolmen said they seek Richardson for questioning and no charges have been filed.
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