Dulles Seeks New Senate Foreign Aid Push
Secretary of State Dulles announced a new bid for the long range foreign aid plan when the Senate Foreign Relations Committee considers the aid bill. He also said the United States has deduced Russia will cut military manpower, noting Khrushchev did not disclose this at recent London talks. Stassen had cited Khrushchev as the source, a claim Dulles disputed as a deduction rather than a disclosure. He warned this adds confusion to Stassen’s position on Soviet military and economic strategy. The secretary also expressed regret over Egypt recognizing Red China, though he doubted any significant impact on China’s behavior.
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Senators Shape Up as Military Rivalry Sparks Debate
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower mildly unhappy over rising rivalry among armed services. Sen. Symington says Congress may intervene to settle rows on roles and missions, with a Senate armed services subcommittee leading the inquiry. Secretary Wilson and Adm. Radford briefed the President after a weekly meeting. Chavez also wants a subcommittee study, while Wilson cautions against unnecessary investigations.
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Ex-Cohen gang member held on extortion claim
Former Mickey Cohen associate Brooklier, 42, was jailed on suspicion of plotting a $200,000 shakedown against Santo Tedesco, cement plant operator, after a timed ransom demand. Police tied Brooklier to a Cohen era identity and noted his disappearance six years ago. He allegedly warned of harm to Tedesco’s sons if funds were not delivered.
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Stanford radio prank stirs fears of H bomb fallout
A Stanford University student broadcaster, Lloyd Downton, aired a fake report that hundreds burned by H-bomb smoke in San Francisco. The false element spiked calls for hours as the Belmont Courier-Bulletin editor explained it was a social psychology assignment on rumor spread.
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Foreign Aid Program Cut Sharply in House Action
The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted 18 to 11 to cut more than a billion dollars from the foreign aid program, citing disputes over Eisenhower administration estimates and international assistance plans amid a tense political backdrop. A related broadcast outlined tensions over a new manager and station actions, while university officials declined to comment.
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Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny After Fog and Clouds
Mostly sunny conditions return after night and early morning low clouds and fog. A minimal temperature change is expected with light winds and dry skies across the day.
House votes trim aid to allies in fight against communism
A House panel approved a 109 million dollar reduction and another 1.0 billion cut from the 1.9 billion economic aid package. The total would drain 1.209 billion from the program to bolster other countries. Administrations urged against major cuts, while Rep Richards backed the plan citing carryover funds to sustain military aid.
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Danes Swedes Norse invite Soviet Chiefs
Copenhagen Denmark Sweden and Norway invited Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist Party Leader Nikita Khrushchev to visit their countries. The invitations did not specify a date or time.
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Stock Market Slips As Declines Deepen Across Key Issues
New York stock market continues its decline with shares dropping $1 to $3. Trading remains light as declines broaden across sectors led by rails, chemicals, steels and air stocks.
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Measles Grounds Korea Children Adopted Here
Sixteen Korean American war orphans adopted by American families were isolated in Tokyo before arrival in Long Beach after one child was found with measles. The group included Baik Sun Wi Catherine and Yim Pai Ho Robert, with several families awaiting newborns from Lomita and Compton. World Vision involvement noted.
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Ike's Doctor Advises No Vacation in Colo
White House physician says Eisenhower would prefer a lower altitude than Colorado for a summer vacation. Some doctors question high altitude effects, while others disagree. The president and wife have kept plans undecided as reporters note the Colorado visit and a prior garden party with veterans.
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Harmony bid stalls Texas Democrats at convention
A confrontation at the Texas Democratic state convention in Dallas pits Lyndon Johnson against conservative Shivers supporters. Harris County delegates push to oust the Shivers dominated committee while Johnson urges patience, aiming for a harmonious delegation to the national convention where he seeks the favorite son role.
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Bottles Fly as Delivery Truck Crashes by Macy's
A beverage delivery truck cut a corner before Macy's on Broadway at 35th Street, sending 40 to 50 cases of bottles into a sidewalk crowd. Four women and one man were injured as crates spilled, glass shattered, and shoppers scattered amid flying debris.
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Embarrassed man reports lost savings hidden in fruit jar
Kansas City man Clay Denham, a downtown hotel maintenance worker, finally filed aPolice report about losing six thousand five hundred eighty dollars on April 9. He said the money was his years of savings kept in a fruit jar in the back of his pickup when rain drove him to pause and he later found the jar gone. The department holds an unclaimed stash of about six thousand four hundred seventy five dollars and eleven cents found by Herbert Iven Smith after questioning.
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