Top TV Entertainer Seeks New Fields To Be Explored
New York based entertainer Steve Allen at 34 embraces diverse pursuits beyond acting and music. He has written around 200 songs including Picnic lyrics, emcees three shows weekly, and aims to challenge Ed Sullivan's Sunday night dominance. Allen credits his relaxed nerves and long sleep as keys to juggling multiple projects while preferring quality over high ratings.
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Believe Ske Will Play Active Role in 1952 Campaign
Two Republican senators say they expect President Eisenhower to actively campaign for a second term despite his operation. Senators Ives of New York and Carlson of Kansas predict he will run again and be elected, while Southern Democrats anticipate a Stevenson swing to block Harriman.
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House Appropriations Drops 1.4 Billion From Foreign Aid
The House Appropriations Committee voted to cut 1.4059 billion from Eisenhower's foreign aid request, a 28 percent reduction mainly to arms aid. The panel approved a 3.6659 billion bill and ordered a thorough investigation into the program, citing vagueness and misalignment with country needs. It projects total 5.0719 billion in proposed appropriations, with 4.8599 billion new funds and 211.9 million in carryover. The plan would fund military aid abroad, economic development in the Middle East and Africa, a flexible fund, and defense support, while trimming Europe aid and delaying an Asian fund.
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Ground Observer Corps Seeks Civilians To Help Save City
Startling as it may seem one telephone warning call from a civilian could save a city. The U S Air Force seeks civilian volunteers now in the Ground Observer Corps to monitor for Soviet bombers, working a few hours weekly with Air Force personnel and trusted community members.
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Pageant of Eagles drum corps event to feature eight groups
Eight junior and senior drum corps from Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Oklahoma will compete Sunday night in the second annual Pageant of Eagles at the Emporia State College stadium. The event will open with a concert by the 1st Army Division band from Ft. Riley. Junior corps come from Wichita Great Bend and Hutchinson Kansas and Enid Oklahoma. Senior groups include teams from Joplin and Kansas City Missouri St Paul Nebraska and the Emporia Plainsmen host group.
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Reexamine Nile Dam Aid
Washington moves to reassess the U S offer to fund Egypt's $1.3 billion Aswan Dam project amid concerns over Premier Nasser's anti Western, pro Russian shift. Foreign aid grants for the dam have been redirected to higher priority programs pending Congress approval and completion of the review.
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Russia as Main Aid Source for Finance and Tech
The report notes a state leaning on Russia for primary financial and technical assistance. It highlights potential dependency risks and calls for diversification of partnerships to ensure economic stability and access to advanced technology.
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Lettuce Cups Filled with Chicken Salad and Radish Decor
Outline the inner lettuce cups with radish slices in a scallop design. Fill the cups with chicken salad and finish with a light paprika dust for color and flavor.
Global population growth doubles in two decades
The annual rise in world population has grown from around 20 million to about 40 million per year over the last twenty years, signaling accelerating demographic expansion and greater pressures on resources.
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