Far East policy debates loom amid aid shift talk
Officials weigh whether to scrap present administration aid programs in the Far East and replace with a regional approach requiring greater funding and trade barrier cuts by member nations. Dulles accuses Communists in Indochina of violating Geneva accords and ending certain commitments. Jockey Willie Clark begins a 30 day jail term for drunken driving and a revoked license, aiming to finish the season before the track opens.
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Asian Marshall Plan Proposed
Secretary of State Dulles said the Eisenhower administration is studying a Far East aid program to counter communism. He noted Western allies must strengthen military power, and referenced Japan's Yoshida urging a four billion dollar annual Asian plan. Dulles cautioned the Far East needs differ from Europe and said talks are ongoing.
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Authorized To End Contracts With Lewis Wimmer Meet
The Southern coal industry authorized its leadership to end contracts with John L. Lewis but warned it was not an imminent prospect. The group discussed wage negotiations with the United Mine Workers and granted discretion to Woodyv and the executive committee as developments warrant.
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Association
No New Leads in Western Maryland Trust Bank Robbery
State Police said Tuesday there are no definite leads in the Monday robbery of the Jefferson branch of the Western Maryland Trust Co. They are receiving many resident reports and thoroughly checking each tip as the search continues.
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Coal strikes threaten steel industry production in the South
In the bituminous fields, miners demand current contract terms and resist reductions, risking a prolonged, costly struggle. Industry observers note potential shutdowns among Southern producers while Northern mines owned by steel companies continue to operate. Stray dogs spark legal debate in Raleigh as Attorney General McMullan rules dog vaccination laws apply to owners, not nonowners.
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Dulles Hesitates to Release Davies Ouster Record
Washington reports that Secretary of State Dulles refused to reveal the full record of diplomat John Paton Davies’s ouster for now, saying publication would conflict with U.S. public interests. Davies seeks full release, citing rights, while Dulles warns of state secrets and fairness concerns. President Eisenhower underscored no preventive war policy. Davies’s views on China and McCarthy era criticism are noted.
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Doctor's Orders Honor 106th Birthday in England
Mrs. Eliza Luckett, aged 106, celebrated her birthday in Cuckfield England with a bottle of whisky from her doctor. The News notes the unique gift and records the milestone birthday.
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