U S Policy Change Told Conference On Latin Aid
Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey announced changes in U S economic policy to broaden aid to Latin America. He read Eisenhower’s message endorsing a policy of the good partner and hemispheric cooperation. He said the Export-Import Bank will expand guarantees on exports and the World Bank will widen lending to Latin America.
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Quitandinha
Brazil
Nin
Wwe
United States
Treasury
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Americoxs
Remington Beaten Up in Federal Pen
Remington, a former Commerce Department economist convicted in a Communist testimony probe, was found beaten in his dormitory at Lewisburg federal penitentiary. He suffered serious head injuries, treated at the prison hospital as FBI investigated with guards and inmates questioned.
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Lewisburg
Walter Remington
Commerce Department
Federal Penitentiary
Fred 7
Wilkinson
Remington
FBI
Hed
Ella Logan Divorces Hollywood Producer After 12 Years
SANTA MONICA UPi Singer Ella Logan obtained a divorce from Hollywood producer writer Fred Finklehorne after claiming he did not take her out for seven years while he went out nightly. She testified to mental cruelty and received a $100,000 home and $6,000 yearly for three years under a property agreement. they had been married 12 years.
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Santa Monica
Upi
Ella Logan
Hollywood
Fred Finkleholle
Finklehorse
Turkish government arrests Dunya co publisher in Istanbul
In Istanbul Bedii Faik Akin co publisher of the opposition daily Dunya was arrested. Prosecutors say he violated a law criminalizing attacks on a person’s honor or privacy without consent. Maximum penalty cited is 434 years in prison. The paper had been critical of Minister Mukerrem Sarol.
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Turkey
Fer
Istanbul
UPI
Bedii Faik Akin
Dunya
Akin
Dinya
Mukerrem Sarol
Suit Demands $26 Million From Onassis in Surplus Vessels Case
The government filed a federal suit in New York seeking 26 million dollars from Aristotle Onassis and associates for alleged illegal use of U.S. war surplus ships. The action targets earnings from 16 ships drained from the surplus fleet between 1948 and 1951. Indictments allege fraudulent acquisitions via misrepresentation of American control, rendering purchases ineligible.
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Washington
Aristote Socrates Onassis
William P. Rogers
Federal District Court of
New York City
Onassis Group
U.S
Onassiz
Full Unity Seen by Premier in Paris Talks
Pierre Mendes-France said under Paris agreements Europe could become a living reality sooner than many think. He cited Franco-German understanding as essential to a united Europe and noted reciprocal controls with Germany having an equal voice. He reflected on French wartime losses and pride in progress toward continental cooperation. Ambassador John E. Petrie arrived in Manila aboard the liner President Cleveland en route to Bangkok.
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Pierre Mendes-France
Paris
Europe
Assa
France
Germany
Mendes-France
Manila
John E. Petrifoy
Thailand
Cleveland
Bangkok
Iowa mourns Governor Beardsley funeral set
Gov Willam Beardsley died in a Sunday night traffic crash in Des Moines. Lt Gov Lea Elthon took oath Monday as acting governor. Beardsley, 53, and his wife were en route to Ames to see their son Pan, a student at Iowa State College. Funeral planned for New Virginia Methodist Church Wednesday. Mrs Beardsley seriously injured likely unable to attend.
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Des Moines
Towa
Willam
Beardsley
Lea Elmon
Gov
New Virginia
Ames
Pan
Iowa State College
Envoy to Review US Strategy on Cold War Offense
Ambassador Bohlen, returning from Moscow, will brief President Eisenhower and top officials on a strategy shift toward a strong economic offensive to counter communism. He warns that Soviet aims include stabilizing at home and expanding power, with subversion at borders likely to continue, urging comprehensive measures beyond military and diplomatic means.
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Washington
Charles
Bohlen
U.S
Russia
Moscow
Free World
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Americas
Brohen
Soviet Union
United States
Niles
Kremlin
Dog Bite Suit Filed Over Licensing Visit
Alfred Wohl, 43, a licensing official for the city dog pound, sues Mr and Mrs Myron Kinley for 36000 in damages claiming their dog bit him when he called at their home to issue a license.
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Los Angeles
Alfred) Wohl
Myron Kinley
Wohl
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