Eisenhower speaks on defense, politics and Egypt
President Eisenhower defends U S military capability and warns against overreliance on single intelligence views He jokes about a potential path to the vice presidency and notes no plans for broader Far East travel He discusses Eden and Dulles on Suez and cites a letters and diaries while urging UN principles and civil rights actions and railroad reform plans.
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Gates
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
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Japan
Far East
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Eden
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
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France
U.S
Egypt
Israel
United States
U.N
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Dirksen Move Aims at Hamstringing Subcommittee
Kefauver rebutted Senator Dirksen charging the move would hamstring the subcommittee. Kefauver said investigations yielded value by exposing monopolistic power denying small bidders a fair chance. Dirksen countered that inquiries into insurance steel motors and baking found nothing of value.
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Dirksen
Johnson Well Pleased With ADA Attack
Johnson backs education aid expansion and teacher salary support as Senate considers an education bill. He aims to help liberal Democrats amend the measure while the party pushes civil rights, minimum wage, and housing actions. Dirksen condemns ADA criticism of Nixon and GOP tactics as dangerous to national finances.
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Jonson
House
ADA
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Nixon
GOP
Dirksen
Death probes follow Diana Barrymore famed actress
Police probe the death of Diana Barrymore amid a life marked by early fame in summer stock, Hollywood failures, multiple marriages, and a turbulent drinking problem. Autopsy planned at Bellevue Hospital. Friends and family react as rumors of offers and a London return swirl around the troubled star.
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Miss Barrymore
Bramwell Fletcher
John Howard
Robert Wilcox
Wilcox
Chicago
Garden District
Tennessee Williams
London
Williams
Bellevue Hospital
Viola Rubber
Aaron Frosch
Miss Rubber
Dolores Costello Barrymore
Fallbrook
Calif
Mixed Report On Economic Policies From 1960 Hearings
A Senate study on inflation unemployment and growth summarizes 100 economists testimony and 3 700 pages of evidence from a 200 000 study. It advocates subsidies tax revisions foreign trade antitrust enforcement and federal aid to education while urging substantial policy steps to lift growth toward 4 percent in 15 years. Republican critiques argue the findings twist history and praise past administrations, while the majority defends the positive impact and policy suggestions.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Truman
Beadle Says Westerns Find Big Britain Audience
The director of the British Broadcasting Co. noted a strong taste for Western dramas in Britain. He said Western plots resolve conflicts simply with violence and that the good always prevails.
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NEW York
British Broadcasting Co
Newsmen Monday
Britain
Gerald C. Beadle
Northeast Louisiana State College at Analytical Symposium
Dr. Raymond Annino of Northeast Louisiana State College attends the Analytical Symposium at Louisiana State University this week. He is among many noted chemists participating as the event continues through Thursday.
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Raymond Annino
Louisiana State College
Louisiana State University
Annino
William A. Walker, Jr
Northeast Louisiana State College
Tennessee Historical Quarterly
Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
Extortionist Held In Mickey Case
Police described a detailed extortion plot involving Hamilton who used the alias Larry Johnston. He claimed the idea arose after reading about the killing of Dr. McMillan and said he provided a bloodstained steel rod found near the Baton Rouge crime scene. He discussed timing, payment, and turning over the rod as a potential murder weapon.
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Memphis
Hamilton
Mickey
Baton Rouge
Larry Johnston
Dr. McMillan
Alabama
Illinois
Louisiana
Miss McMillan
LSU
New Orleans
Northwestern Civil District Court
Paul EE. Chasez
Victim Identified As Fugitive In Jamaica Air Crash
New York Times reports one victim, Mario Campuzano, identified by Colombian authorities as a fugitive using a stolen passport that belonged to Dr Jaime Ruiz Correal. Campuzano died in the Jamaica crash and appeared on Ruiz’s victim list. authorities say they did not know each other. Campuzano obtained the passport in Europe and traveled through New York before Bogota.
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New York Times
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Mario Campuzano
Spain
Jaime Ruiz Correal
Campuzano
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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