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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1958

Page

7

Easter Seals Drive Brings Hope For Thousands

Doctor advocates Easter Seal approach as answer to crippling. Easter Seals programs across the nation run 1400 facilities aiding 132000 children and 26000 adults in 1957, funding training for over 2000 professionals and delivering life changing moments to kids using crutches and nursery schools. Damascus area notices recap local clubs, gatherings, and community events with leaders, sermons, and social plans through March.

Edwin P. Jordin NEA

Nixon Plea For Foreign Aid To Back Defense Budget

Chicago Vice President Nixon urged Congress to approve President Eisenhower’s foreign aid program. He argued mutual security and economic assistance funds are vital to U.S. strength and that aid to allies helps Americans. He dismissed fears of a deep recession and favored targeted tax relief for business and consumers.

Chicago Nixon Congress Eisenheawer Midwest Chicago Press Cth United States Ben‘euit Con. Suniers

Nixon cites Russia blocking progress at summit talks

Nixon said Russia blocked real progress toward an effective international summit. He noted Premier Bulganin in his letters to President Eisenhower proposed talks but mixed five key conditions that the Allies could not agree to.

Nixon Russia Peenier Bulganin Enhower

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