Eisenhower Faces Questions On War Talk And Policy
President Eisenhower defends restraint in discussing war and notes no one has a crystal ball on timing. He avoids committing on defending offshore islands and endorses Paris agreements while urging careful topics for any Big Four talks with Russia. He condemns mudslinging and praises Sen. George of the Foreign Relations Committee for bipartisanship.
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Fear Renewed in Saigon Revolt and Buttoned-Down Front
Rebels led by Binh Xuyen renew attacks around Saigon as shelling hits the Premier's palace compound and police headquarters. Diem's forces drive back private troops from key offices while Binh Xuyen and allied sects wage a civil clash across Saigon and Cholon. Front lines threaten a blockade of the city.
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Kin of Texas Oilman to Contest Will
Barbara Cullinan seeks to challenge her father Craig Cullinan's will in Texas. The Texas Supreme Court today refused to modify the prior denial of her bid to dispute the will, leaving the estate settlement unresolved.
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United States to Aid Italy in Atomic Research Reactor
The United States will negotiate an energy agreement with Italy to assist Premier Scelba's government in building a CPS type nuclear research reactor modeled on the Argonne facility. U.S. support includes technical help and uranium, with plans for heavy water purchases and Italian students to study nuclear science in Chicago.
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Seek Ways to Pacify Israel Egypt Egypt Gaza Front
United Nations Security Council discussed pacifying the Israeli Egyptian frontier after condemning Israel for the Gaza attack last month. A Western backed resolution urged cooperation with Maj Gen Burns as truce chief and border crossing steps. The council also passed a resolution finding Israel guilty of a pre arranged February 23 attack on Egyptian forces in Gaza.
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Federal Employes Increase Reported for February
Civilian government employes reached 2 233 900 in February, up 612 from January, led by seasonal hiring in the Treasury and Interior Departments. Nonmilitary agencies total 171 474, up 1 271 month to month, while military agency employment fell 959 to 1 282 426. Senator Byrd in a Senate committee statement linked gains to reduction of nonessential federal expenditures.
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Mental illness called a great plague in U S
U S Senate hearings feature Dr Lea Bartemeier and medical leaders warning that mental illness is a mounting national crisis. They urge Congress to fund 144 million dollars for treatment and state grants, noting hospitals filled with mental patients and huge economic losses. Britain and Japan extend a trade pact for three months to June.
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Reuther Reelected Head of Auto Workers Union in Cleveland
In Cleveland the United Auto Workers confirmed Walter Reuther for an expected fifth term after a 23 minute dues increase. Delegates debated strike pay methods and backed a uniform approach though Reuther warned a prolonged GM or Ford strike could quickly exhaust a multi million dollar fund. Thousands cheered as banners praised steady work and pay.
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Stockholders approve New York bank merger
Stockholders of National City Bank of New York and the First National Bank of New York approved a merger by wide margins. National City had 82 percent approval on 16 million shares. First National shares approved by nearly 60 percent. The combined bank will be named First National City Bank of New York with a balance sheet as of March 31 to be announced April 5.
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