Senate OKs 3.7 Billion Foreign Aid Bill
The Senate approved a 3.7 billion dollar foreign aid program after beating back efforts to cap or cut aid to Communist Poland and Yugoslavia. The measure authorizes continued military and economic support to free nations, with a conference to reconcile House and Senate differences.
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Senate
Poland
Yuposlavia
Eisenhower
Rn Senate
Tarac
Appropriations
Appropriations Committees
Sen
Arien A. Eliender D-Lai
Fisender
Fisenhower
United States
Ellender
Foreign Relations ‘Committee
New AEC Head Faces Senate Probe Over Ties and Views
President Eisenhower named McCone to lead the Atomic Energy Commission as Senate scrutiny begins. Senators plan to probe his views on atomic power, plutonium, test bans, and security sharing while he divests from conflicting business interests. McCone has ties to Bechie McCone Corp and Los Angeles engineering firms active in nuclear power construction.
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Washington
Ar Scagke
McCone
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Lewis L. Strauss
AEC
Strangs
ARC J Sons
William F. Knowand
Rcalif
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Commission
Anderson
Strauss
Reedon
McCane
Potsdam
Clarkson Colfoxe
Tle
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Bechie -McC
Why You Ballot On Tuesday Referendum on borrowing for unemployment
Voters head to the polls Tuesday for a special election on a referendum to approve borrowing up to 10 million dollars for unemployment compensation benefits. Gov. Dennis J. Roberts said new federal legislation reduces urgent need but urged approval to safeguard the unemployment fund in case of prolonged recession.
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Dennis J. Roberts
General Assembly
Eisenhower
Itl
MacMillan Arrives For the Conference
Washington AP reports Britain's Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrives for a rush of campus speeches and conferences with President Eisenhower. He will speak at two Ohio colleges, meet Canada’s Prime Minister John Diefenbaker in Ottawa, and attend events at Depauw University in Greencastle Indiana Johns Hopkins in Baltimore and the National Press Club in Washington.
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Baltali
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Depaww University
Greencastle
Ind
Johns
Hopkins University
Baltimore
National Press Club
VEW Formal Sessions Open After Cootie Funmaking
Veterans of Foreign Wars VEW and auxiliary convened after a night of Cootie funmaking in Newport. Sessions at De La Salle Academy and Thompson Junior High, with a formal dinner at Hotel Viking and a later military ball at the State Armory. Governor Roberts and Maj. Gen. McGreevey to speak. memorial service held at Elks Home. 152 Cooties paraded with a comical costume feature. Delegates attend church services tomorrow and elect officers. installations set for Pelham Street post. Arthur P. Silvia awarded praise for a remodeled Conover-Leary Post home and new sign honoring two names posthumously.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Military Order of the Cooliic, Inc
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de la Salle Academy
Thompson Junior High School
Viking
Dennis J. Roberts
John
Florence
Murray
Newport
Henry C Wilkingan
Auxiliary
Military Order of the Cootie
Spring Street
Ston Square
Perade
Conover-Leary Post
Pelham Street
Arthur P. Silvia
Flunked by school he earns twenty thousand dollars
Graves, 18, left high school after failing to graduate and went to work selling encyclopedias. In under a year he rose to assistant vice president of the firm, earning about 20000 before taxes. He says it was a matter of principle and credits his success to self-reliance.
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Louisville
Graves
PFP
Col
Allen W. Graves
Jean
School of Religious Education
Southern Baptist Thological Seminary
Big Boy
Young Graves
Encyclopedia Company
General Delgado Challenger Faces Odds in Portugal Election
An air force general, Humberto Delgado, challenges Antonio Salazar's regime in Portugal's upcoming presidential vote. Despite reformist rhetoric and popular appeal, Delgado is boxed in by a one-party system, restricted ballot access, government supervision, and censorship. Delgado split with Salazar after returning from the United States and Britain, promising to form a caretaker government if elected.
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Antonio Salazar
Formorrow
Humberto Delgado
Salazar
National Union
Sovernment
Governent
Moore
National
National Union -Speaks
Delgado
United States
Britain
Saya
Willie
Newport Warns Yacht Future Faces Competition
Newport moves to expand berthing for visiting yachts ahead of Bermuda Race and America's Cup, with Navy pontoons arriving for inner harbor mooring. Yachting expert Norris D Moyt says 2,200 boats expected between June and September. city officials plan an information center and coordinated community effort to attract yachts and events.
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Chamber of Commerce
Norris D. Moyt
Viking
City
Chamber
Navy
King Pau
Hoyt
New England
Deel
Norton
James A. Barter
Waterfront Commission
Irving HH. Beck
W. King Cowell
Winterfront Commission
Newport Bevbwern
Ted C. Jecrett
Ida Lewis Yacht Club
Bermuda
Tes Beer
Barclay Douglas
Mdr. M. HK. Larkin
Luson Oificer
Jay O'Connell
Council 3
Lewis
Norwich
Conn
Sputnik Satellite to Appear Over New England Morning Sky
The yocket satellite of Sputnik Ti is due for its first morning appearance over the United States in the coming days, with brief visibility around 5:20 a.m. EST. Residents in Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and western Cuba may see it as the rocket rises from twilight over Central America and vanishes over the Gulf of Mexico.
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Mass
United States
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
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Mississippi
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Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
De Gaulle Cabinet Sets Algeria City Elections
WASHINGTON AP Senator Kennedy backs a labor bill ready for Senate action as it would curb union abuses and enforce full public accounting of union funds. McClellan supports the measure, while Knowland seeks his own amendments. The plan moves to the floor next Tuesday as a landmark overhaul since the Taft-Hartley era. In Paris De Gaulle moves to implement an Algerian pacification program, expands cabinet with a Moslem member, and schedules local elections in Algeria for about a month.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Kennedy
John L. McClellan
D-Ah
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Senate Labor Committee
McClellan
William F. Knowland
California
Knowland
McClellaen
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Algiers
France
de Gaulle
Almeriz
Pais
Algena
Raoul Salan
Salan
Andre Malraux
Egypt
Tunisia
British Broadcasting Corp
Free
National Assembly
de Gauille
Coddington Street Home Rises in Severe Blaze Damage
A 200 year old building at 15 Coddington Street with four apartments suffered heavy damage from fire smoke and water yesterday afternoon. Firefighters diverted to Risso's Market on Beacon Street where stock was damaged by fire. The blaze began in a first floor room, spread through a partition to the roof, and vent holes were cut to control flames. The worst damage fell on the Stark and Gonales families. cause of the fire remains undetermined. Continued on Page 2.
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Beacon Street
Coddington Street
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Pahelo Agalo
Servicemin 2
Frank Starks
Warrenton
Stark
Frank Gongales
Francis Down
Hex
No-Strike Plans Set By UAW Heads
In Detroit AP report UAW leaders called a meeting of local union officials to discuss enforcing a no strike policy as Chrysler General Motors and Ford operate under orders for 500000 workers to stay on the job. Chrysler idle 5400 workers after two laid off stewards sparked stoppage. New contract talks must restart at all three automakers.
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United Auto Workers
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Bob Mor
Plymouth
UAW
West German President Heuss Begins U S Tour
Washington AP report says West German President Theodor Heuss ends a two day visit and starts a U S tour. An Air Force plane will take him and his party from National Airport to Philadelphia with officials preparing a warm welcome. Heuss will travel to Hanover New Hampshire to receive an honorary degree from Dartmouth College before sailing home.
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Theodor Heuss
United States
Air Force
Philadelphia
Dulles
Heuss
Natonal
Eisenhower
Wilhelm Grewe
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