Stassen And Senators In Hot Argument
In Washington on March 31 Harold E. Stassen clashed with the Senate Investigations subcommittee over questioning his employer about a grain elevator project in Pakistan. He demanded legal representation for his aides and warned staff questions without a lawyer present were unfair. The panel considered subpoenas but did not issue one after Stassen agreed to appear. The FDA faced a separate dispute as three employees were ordered to testify tomorrow, despite FDA plans not to attend.
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Committee Votes To Restore Sovereignty
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 14 to 1 in favor of restoring sovereignty to West Germany and making it a NATO partner. Two treaties would allow a West German army and naval forces and grant sovereignty, and admit West Germany as the 11th NATO member. US forecasts put German sovereignty by early May with a several-year buildup ahead.
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Senators Discuss Far East Policy With Eisenhower
Senators from both parties met with President Eisenhower to discuss a possible U S response to Red China actions near Quemoy and Matsu The talks covered war or peace options and the administration’s stance while indicating no decision had been made The briefing followed bipartisan White House meetings with Senate and House leaders and touched on potential future conferences with Russia without specifics
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Chemicals as Weapons in War on High Blood Pressure
Allan B Gray and associates reported at the ACS meeting that a new class of compounds may offer practical advances against high blood pressure. Some work directly on the central nervous system without blocking ganglia, potentially reducing side effects seen with older drugs. Trials in dogs showed blood pressure reductions, with one compound tentatively named 1X 292 delivering significant effects in small doses.
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West Berlin Subsidy To Fight Economic Blockade
West Berlin advances a million marks to aid truckers facing new highway taxes imposed by East German Communists. The subsidy aims to offset tolls on the 100 mile route through the Soviet zone, with officials calling the move retaliation for Bonn’s rearmament and signaling potential rail diversions to Berlin. Financial impact estimates show significant yearly toll increases. traffic disruption affects food and perishables, while authorities discuss sturdier rail use.
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Former Governor Lane Makes Good Progress After Eye Surgery
Former Maryland governor William Preston Lane Sr is reported making good progress after a delicate eye operation to repair a detached retina. Doctors report dressings changed and recovery unusually tedious with both eyes bandaged and legs elevated for movement support. Lane, a former Hagerstown Herald editor, remains under care at Episcopal Eye, throat hospital.
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