US Not To Shoulder Ninety Per Cent Of UN Fighting Burden In Any New Korea
United Nations notes Eisenhower policy to provide equipment and supplies free to nations able to send troops but lacking funds. The plan aims to avoid a repeat of Korea’s heavy U N burden by ensuring able nations finance or receive U.S. aid for logistics and gear. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and Secretary of Defense discussions outlined that nations may equip themselves or receive support to maximize manpower in any future U.N. crisis.
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Henry Cabot Totes
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President Directs Controversial Contract Signing
The Eisenhower administration orders the AEC to sign a 107 million dollar contract to supply privately generated electricity in the Memphis area, bypassing TVA power. Senator Albert Gore protests the authority of AEC and Congress during the open hearing.
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Dixon-Yates
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Meat prices drop as wholesale pork costs fall
The American Meat Institute reported that wholesale prices for bacon, ham, and other pork cuts have slid to the lowest levels in months. Declines ranged from eight to eighteen percent or more due to higher meat supplies.
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