Ben-Gurion warns of Egyptian threat to Israel
Israel faces potential attack from Egypt under Nasser as Ben-Gurion finishes a three day foreign policy debate. He urges more US arms and defends Israel’s right to act if Jordan bands with Iraqi troops. He notes Arab troop moves and warns against optimism while stressing defense strengthening.
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Cats Too Fast for Licenses in Los Angeles
The Animal Regulation Commission rejected a proposal to license cats like dogs. Commission president Arthur Cy Scroges argued cats elude capture and would require impractical numbers of catchers to round them up for licensing.
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Kefauver Hits Ike's Broken Promises in Midwest Tour
Kefauver accused the Eisenhower administration of broken pledges across farm prices taxes cost of living and energy as he campaigned in Missouri and Kansas aboard a chartered plane from New York. He named Nixon Stassen Talbott Mansure Strobel and the Dixon Yates contract as major scandals while criticizing the president and the GOP for corruption and misdeeds.
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Five killed in Hindu Muslim riots at Dhumka
In Dhumka Bihar state, five people died during Hindu Muslim disturbances today amid protests and clashes. Police and paramilitary units were deployed to quell the unrest in the area.
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Nixon and Dewey Clash Over Civil Rights and Bomb Tests
In Rochester Nixon denounces Adlai Stevenson on civil rights and nuclear tests, arguing a bomb- tied policy risks war. Dewey counters Stevenson’s call to end hydrogen tests as alarmist, saying his plan is impractical but insists Yugoslavia could gain from farm surpluses and credits.
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Yugoslavia Signals Possible Rejection of U.S. Aid
Belgrade officials said Eisenhower's aid plan contains elements not in line with Yugoslavia’s independence and equal cooperation. Tito’s surprise Soviet talks led Washington to delay military aid including 200 jet warplanes while assessing the situation. The Foreign Ministry claimed Yugoslavia would maintain cooperation with all nations on an equal basis.
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Radford Inspects Air Force Academy Quarters
Adm. Arthur J. W. Radford, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, inspected the U S Air Force Academy in its temporary quarters at Lowing Air Force Base today.
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