Ike Gets Way On Foreign Aid
Washington AP Senate and House conferees meet to finish a 3.675 billion dollar foreign aid program matching Eisenhower specifications. The tentative agreement authorizes 1.605 billion in military aid and 810 million in economic defense for allies with defense pacts, totaling 3.0314 billion in new authorizations, 266 million below Eisenhower’s request. The figure will likely be trimmed when Congress works on a separate funding bill.
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Eisenhower
United States
India
House conferees drop Yugoslavia aid restriction
Plan notes that conferees dropped a provision to restrict aid to Yugoslavia. The article says Yugoslavia's rift with Moscow widens as Eisenhower may continue aid to Tito’s government if it remains independent and not involved in any world conquest plot, under existing law, with aid argued to bolster U S national security.
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Boss Gets Free Place To Park Car
New York AP piece presents a mocked interview with Alonzo Q. Quagmire, president of Acme Tididiywinks Co, detailing the comic woes of corporate leadership. He laments stockholder pressure, burnout, and the loneliness of the boss life while revealing a perk he treasures a free parking space.
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Alonzo Q. Quagmire
Acme Tididiywinks Co
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Quagimire
A. Weill
Hollywood notes on Glenn Ford and stage plans
Hollywood notes discuss a possible return for Glenn Ford in Teahouse of the August Moon at the American Theatre if producer Jean Dalrymple assembles a top cast including David Wayne Eddie Albert and Paul Ford. Ford faces Columbia suspension and a money dispute, while other stars plan summer theater ventures and Broadway debuts.
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David Wayne
Eddie Albert
Paul Ford
Columbia
Soviet Union
Moiseyev
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Gower
Harry Belafonte
United States
Groucho Marx
East
Norman Krasna
Elizabeth
England
20Th Century-Fox
Monte Blue
Ken Maynard
Gabby Hayes
Gary Cooper
Gabby
Recovery in Metals Industry Brightens Business Mood
New York AP reports a tentative recovery in metals with steel mills lifting output from under half to about two thirds capacity in eight weeks while copper prices stabilize and rise after a long decline. Aluminum zinc and lead producers seek federal help. stockpile purchases and tariff relief loom as possible supports to sustain demand and stabilize prices.
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London
Great Lakes
Sam
Congress
New Jersey Forests Cover Over Forty Six Percent of Land
New Jersey remains a heavily industrial state with forests making up more than 46 percent of its land area, reflecting the balance between manufacturing zones and woodland tracts.
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New Jersey
Many New Car Models And Prices
Detroit AP reports 1959 car lines may offer 350 distinct designs with more station wagons and hard tops. Prices likely rise before introductions, with some extras possibly standardizing. Transmission advances continue, keeping price comparisons complex across models.
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David J. Wilkie
Detroit
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