Nixon pushes foreign aid support in Congress
Vice President Richard Nixon writes Rep. John Taber and GOP colleagues urging backing for the administrations foreign aid program. Nixon notes a large cut would be seen as a retreat from collective security and vital to the United States security and future prosperity. Eisenhower approved the letter as Nixon aligns with the foreign aid program amid efforts to trim the authorization of 4.066 billion dollars for military and economic aid.
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Pravda Attacks Eisenhower Over Camp David Talks
Pravda denounces President Eisenhower as unable to change the law of his class and its imperialist circle. The Moscow Communist party newspaper claims he was not thinking of friendship during Camp David talks with Premier Khrushchev last September.
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Sheriff in Impersonation Case Costs Mixup
Rutherton New Jersey sheriff faced embarrassment after Millie Farmer and Lola Conklin were arrested in a carnival raid for abetting indecent exposure and later rebooked as Norman Billings and Lowell Conklin when it was revealed they were female impersonators. The sheriff, in costume for a play, remarked he could not cast stones and realized the error on returning to the jail.
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