Foreign Aid Bill Sparks Senate Denunciation and Debate
The 3.64 billion foreign aid bill faced vehement opposition in the Senate with cries of waste and diverse criticisms. Senators Morse and Talmadge mocked aid programs while Johnson and Knowland rallied to keep funding intact for review later by Appropriations committees.
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Washington
Senate
H. Alexander Smith
R- XI
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Sen. Talmadge
D-Ga
Cambodia
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Knowland
Rcalif
House Appropriations Committees
Long
D-La
Hacgay Penaangy Reas Ewensse
Horst
Smith
McLaughlin
Congress
Foreign Aid Debate Prompts Strong Stance On Russia
Smith, advocate of foreign aid, asserts officials hide the full fuse of aid under top secret labels. He says disarmament talks proceed while the free world must act from a position of strength against Russia.
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Smith
Russia
Free World
Man 15 Convinced in Teen Motor Game Fatalities
In Hagerstown a 15 year old, Donald Eugene Smith of Hancock, was found guilty of manslaughter for a fatal head on crash that killed 15 year old Phyllis Exline and 13 year old Nancy Smallwood during a so called game of chicken. James E. Horst, 19, previously convicted in the case, testified for the state. Sentencing set for next Tuesday at 10 a.m. The maximum penalty for manslaughter by automobile is three years.
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Hagerstown
Donald Eugene Smith
Hancock
James E. Horst
Horst
D. K. McLaughlin
Phyllis Exline
Nancy M. Smallwood
Patsy Smallwood
Nancy
Smith
Wasj
Patsy
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Linea
Haret
Legal note on auto manslaughter case in county court
State's Atty. Tom Kaylor addressed the jury while outlining negligence in a two car collision. Witness Patsy Smallwood described varying light conditions at the scene as Horst and Smith were injured and awaiting sentencing for manslaughter by auto.
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Accs
Tom Kaylor
I . Uese & Smith
Patsy Smallwood
Smith
Auto
McLaughlin
Washington County
Horst
Saulnier collapses during Army War College seminar
Dr Raymond J. Saulnier chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers to President Eisenhower collapsed today while addressing an oval strategy seminar at the Army War College Carlisle Pennsylvania He was taken to the post hospital Hospital attaches summoned Col Thomas Mattingly heart specialist from Walter Reed Army Hospital for precautionary consultation
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Saulnier
Carlisle
Raymond J. Saulnier
Council of Economic J Aevisers
Eisenhower
Army War College
War College
Col
Thomas Mattingly
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Major Rosenthal Found Dead In Closed Car At Andrews
The body of Major Edmund H. Rosenthal, 38, an instructor pilot at Andrews Air Force Base, was found in his sealed car in the base garage. He had been missing since Monday and reportedly had threatened self harm. Survived by wife and three children, his parents live in Miami. He served in World War II and flew 18 missions over Central Europe.
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Washington
Maj
Edmund H. Rosenteal
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Slelling
Ded 1 Air Force
England
Piaceasan
Sc Foseniaa
Nettle
Jer
Kerin
Lindsay-Diane
Europe
Edmund
Natalie
Berlin
Rosenthal
Miami
Fla
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