Eisenhower Foreign Aid Victory Advances Despite House Hurdles
The Senate approved a 3.6 billion dollar foreign aid bill with 500 million for a two billion dollar long term revolving loan fund and a two year military aid term. Analysts note presidential appeal and economy minded lawmakers shaped the result. The plan aims to reassure recipients and planners alike while signaling a major shift in aid policy.
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Eisenhower
Senate
House
Congress
America
Forecast of China's Population Surge to 2.6 Billion
The forecast by Prof Ma Ying-chu, a noted economist, says if current growth continues, by 2007 China could reach 2.6 billion people, nearly equal to the world’s population today. As of 1955 China held about 630 to 700 million, about a quarter of humanity, with natural increases around 15 million annually.
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China
Ma Ying-chu
Soup to Nuts ACROSS i-roast 4 Asks, as for food 8
Across clues mix food, people, and objects. The puzzle lists entries like American President and Fuss, with several terms likely cryptic or themed.
Answer to Previous Puzzle Le Fe An 25 Falsified
Puzzle clues list answers for a quiz with numbered hints. The entries include terms like Fall flower and Greek letter, plus descriptors such as Wise and Impudent. The collection appears as a wordplay answer key mapping numbers to definitions.
Generous Parents Face Unmet Expectations From Children
Muriel Lawrence warns that parents often calculate on rewards from children for sacrifices and generosity. A suburban store owner expects his son Frank to join the business, but Frank opts for electronics. The piece urges parents to recognize their own dependence on rewards and seek healthier, disinterested affections.
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Muriel Lawrence
Davis
Frank
Iis
NEA Service, Inc
Quotes From Boxers On Wealth And Fights
A collage of boxing figures and health warnings appears in a pasted excerpt. Kid Gavilan predicts a long road ahead while Commodore Vanderbilt Jr remarks on poverty and income. Carmen Basilio, Ray Robinson, Archie Moore, and Dr George K Hirst weigh in on fights and public health.
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Ray Robinson
Archie) Moore
Carmen Basilio
Far East
George K. Hirst
New York
Public Health Institute
Dr Jordan on arteriosclerosis rising in importance
Dr Jordan explains hardening of the arteries or arteriosclerosis causes heart attacks strokes and brain kidney damage as the population ages. He notes higher death rates from blood vessel disease, economic losses, and urges increased funding for research while criticizing spending on cosmetics and goods.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
National Health Education Committee
Barbs by Wal Cochran A Golfer in Kentucky
A Kentucky golfer was injured when his car skidded and struck a tree. The column jokes about driving and streetcar chivalry, buses as a standing joke, and a grouch who endures winter. It ends with a quip about a henpecked husband and blue sky pieces for a puzzle.
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Wal Cochran
Kentucky
Blustering Bosses Shun Help From God and Friends
A Robert L Dieffenbacher essay notes that egotistical, bossy people hide weaknesses and fear assistance. It urges recognizing personal failings and accepting God’s guidance. Those who live near God follow His Way and share their calm, bringing peace to others.
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NEA
Washington Column: Solid South in Fight Over Civil Rights
Washington columnist Peter Edson analyzes how civil rights politics threaten the Democratic Solid South. He cites 1956 voting stats showing low nonwhite registration and turnout in Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, Louisiana, Texas, and Arkansas. He notes realists fear shifts in Senate balance and names potential re‑election risks for Byrd, Stennis, and others if civil rights reform advances.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
U. S. Senate
Solid South
Paul Douglas
D-111
Mississippi
South Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Virginia
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Southern Regional Council
Mississipi
Eastland and Stennis
Strom Thurmond
States’ Rights Party
Lister Hill
John Sparkman
Herman Eugene Talmadge
Allen J. Ellender
Sa Hsi
Harry S. Byrd
Richard Russell
Russell Long
Lyndon Johnson
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Byrd
Gore
Stennis
Heimskringla and Dartmouth facts in brief
Summary of brief questions and answers: Heimskringla outlines biographies of old Norwegian kings by Snorri Sturluson. Dartmouth College case 1819 affirmed self governance against New Hampshire with Daniel Webster defending. Triple Crown comprises Kentucky Derby Preakness Belmont Stakes. Northernmost civilized point is Upernivik Greenland and Pocahontas was first English Church convert in Virginia.
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Snorri Sturluson
Supreme Court
Dartmouth College
Daniel Webster
New Hampshire
Virginia
Pocahontas
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