House Tightens Foreign Aid Grants in Eisenhower Plan
Ohio Republican Vorys says joint chiefs still want more aid. House committee cuts reduce the requested military assistance by about 1.105 billion dollars, leaving roughly 3.39 billion for the fiscal year. Senators Sparkman and others oppose the deep reductions, arguing aid is essential to defend free world nations against communism.
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Army Row Is Healthy Says Eisenhower On World Affairs
President Eisenhower asserted that a combination of factors keeps the army strong and capable. He noted Russia’s planned force cuts need careful study, saying the West would welcome any real reduction but remain watchful. He argued Soviet power would still include ground forces, air, and naval strength. He spoke on taxes and national debt, urging restraint on tax cuts until debt is reduced. He also commented that the United States opposes Egypt recognizing Red China and cautioned that such a move shouldn’t derail U.S. Egypt policy.
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Army Demonstrates NIKE and Other Missiles amid Debate
The Army showcased NIKE and other rockets including Corporal and Honest John during a staged desert test. Officials announced one NIKE scored a direct hit while drone recovery created confusion, highlighting interservice missile tensions and testing controversies.
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Truman Denies Salerno Anzio remarks quoting squirrel-headed general
The article reports President Truman denying quotes attributed to him about the Salerno and Anzio landings in Italy. AP and aides dispute misattributions, noting Eisenhower and Churchill positions, Clark and Alexander roles, and reactions by Bailey Zusy and Chinigo.
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Five U S Trained China Scientists Go Home
Five Chinese graduates of U S universities crossed into Red China today with 23 other returnees. The group aboard the President Cleveland from San Francisco included geologist Dre Peng Chiful and his wife the biochemist, engineer Loh Yuan-chiu and his scientist wife a Mount Holyoke graduate, and Tsai Khi-ruey a professor of education from Ohio State University returning to Amey University.
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