Murrow Interview With Tito On TV From Brioni Island
Tito on Brioni island in the Dalmatian coast discusses peaceful coexistence and negotiated solutions to avoid an arms race. He expresses doubt about a future socialist fate for American grandchildren and affirms national choice in society.
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Budget Cuts By Government Mean Nothing
Congress has trimmed several 1958 appropriation bills, but overall savings seem unlikely to reduce spending. Department and defense items face delays, with debate on a large defense measure and remaining action on agriculture public works foreign aid and other allocations.
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Supplemental bill fuels Post Office funding debate
Lawmakers send a 133 million dollar supplemental to Eisenhower to restore a 38 million cut from the regular 1958 bill, adding 75 million for the Post Office Department. Experts forecast fiscal 1958 spending may surpass the White House January forecast by up to a billion dollars as some budget cuts are only cosmetic. The piece notes broader civil rights tensions and quotes Wilkins defending peaceful resistance by American Negroes amid contrasting global actions.
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NAACP Head Seeks Firmness in Desegregation Call
Detroit June 30 Roy Wilkins executive secretary of the NAACP urged firm action from the White House on desegregation during a mass meeting at Olympia Stadium. The address closed a weeklong NAACP convention with joined by Jackie Robinson and Thurgood Marshall.
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NAACP Desegregation Efforts Highlighted Reflecting 1950s Tensions
The mass meeting discussed legal victories by the NAACP and the use of executive power to push desegregation, noting Florida and North Carolina for resisting anti‑discrimination laws. Speakers predicted gradual public policy progress and broader liberty protections.
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