Foreign Aid Policy Faces Red Threat as Targeted Help Persists
Eisenhower study group says US economic aid abroad must continue while the Communist threat exists, but urges selective allocation and a new outside agency to administer major programs to end fragmentation across agencies. The report follows a House subcommittee critique of waste and mismanagement in aid, with notes on specific overseas examples and personnel issues.
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Washington
U. S
State Department
Eisenhower
Congress
House Appropriations
Eisenhower Study Committee
William 41
Draper
NATO
Army
China
Russia
House
Pakistan
Peru
Miss California Named Miss USA in Ninth Miss Universe Pageant
Terry Huntingdon 19, UCLA dance major from California, chosen Miss U.S.A. after preliminaries before 4,000 at Memorial Auditorium. Runners up were Miss Texas Carlegean Douglas, Miss Florida Nanita Greene, Miss Georgia Dorothy Taylor, and Miss New York Arlene Nesbitt. Huntingdon aims to teach dance and later raise a family.
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UCLA
Texas
Carlegean Douglas
Florida
Nanita Greene
Georgia
Dorothy Taylor
New York
Arlene Nesbitt
Baste Flicka
Sweden
Memorial Auditorium
Terry
U.S.A
Phil
Sis
U. S
Classified 1¢ Radio TV Market and Bridge Sports
Inside pages reveal brief classified ads and market notes for radios and TVs. a short bridge and sports brief appears alongside an obituary item and a local note. The section title hints at the paper’s feature columns and reader ads.
Syracuse Hosts Legion Conclave
Syracuse opens the 41st state American Legion convention with a memorial for war dead as 15 000 delegates convene for three events. The Legion and Auxiliary begin sessions in War Memorial Auditorium while the 40 and 8 Society meets downtown and stages parades tonight and Friday. Officers are to be nominated with Robert C. Fuller favored for state department commander. Lt Gov Malcolm Wilson and Lt Gen C R Huebner will speak Friday.
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Syracuse
American Legion
Legion
War Memorial Auditorium
Legion and Auxiliary
Robert C. Fuller
Parish
Oswego County
A. E. Swanson
New York City
State Department
Malcolm Wilson
C. R. Huebner
House Labor Committee Approves Compromise Bill
The House Labor Committee passes a narrow 16 to 14 compromise labor control bill amid Democratic split. Republicans warn they will push for tougher enforcement on the floor, claiming the measure is watered down from the Senate version and lacks stronger penalties.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Senate
House
Joseph Hoyt
Cal
William H. Ayres
Obio
First Joint Talks In Steel Crisis Set for Monday
Federal mediators schedule the first joint peace talks next Monday in the steel strike now in its ninth day. Union leaders hope aluminum contracts might set a wage pattern while aluminum giants Alcoa Reynolds and Kaiser reject steelworkers’ demands.
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New York
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation Service
Alcoa
J Reynolds
Kaiser
United Steelworkers
Finnegan
Harriman predicts Nixon as next Republican candidate
Av erell Harriman told National Press Club members he is utterly convinced Vice President Nixon will be the next Republican candidate for president. He discussed Nixon's alignment with Republican views and shared impressions from his Moscow trip with Soviet Premier Khrushchev, noting Russia's higher living standards but no broad dissent against the regime.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
New York
Nixon
Harriman
National Press Club
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Yarriman
Russia
U.S
Cartoonist William Loring Dies at 64 in Evanston
William Riley Loring, 64, longtime editorial artist for the Chicago American, died Wednesday at his Evanston home. A newspaper artist for 40 years, he previously worked for the Cleveland Plain Dealer and the Daily Okloman in Oklahoma City.
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Chicago
William Riley Loring
Chicago American
Evanston
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City
Kennedy Urges Support For Labor Reform Bill
Senate counsel Robert F. Kennedy called out James R. Hoffa and the Teamsters Union on NBC Tonight urging nationwide support for a labor reform bill. He charged Hoffa with threats to lawmakers and jurists and cited high eastern wages while claiming central states paid less. Kennedy predicted the Rackets Committee would end this year and urged passage despite opposition.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Rackets Committee
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Kennedy
Hoffa
Nbc-Tv
Senate
Congress
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Samuel J. Ervin Jr
D-Nc
Hoffe
Jack Paar
Teamsters
Water Jet Debate Drifts Between Geneva Cities
Geneva Switzerland debates Jet d Eau as a symbol while Geneva New York eyes a similar water jet. Frederick Warder of Geneva N Y asks for details. Geneva Diplomat publishers pledge 20 Swiss francs as a starter and seek broader support to raise about 50 000 francs for a local jet.
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Geneva
Lake Geneva
Lac Leman
Géneva
Cairo
Egypt
Constance
West Germany
United States
Frederick Warder
N. Y
Informasts
Warder
New York
Geneva Diplomat
U. S
Nixon in Moscow Seeks Friendship Amid Frigid Welcome
U S Vice President Richard Nixon arrived in Moscow for an exchange visit to open the U S exhibit. Khrushchev criticized Captive Nations Week and pledged peace as Nixon warned that in future war there would be no victors. Nixon, with wife Pat, was met by Frol Kozlov and briefly greeted by crowds before heading to Spaso House.
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Moscow
U. S
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon
Khrushchev
Sports Palace
Poland
Frol R. Kozlov
Bioc
Kozlov
Spaso House
Eisenhower
Mitton Eisenhower
Thompson
Warsaw
Travda
Communist Party
Pat
Herter Says Reds Must Abandon German Stand
U S Secretary of State Herter told Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko there is little hope for Geneva success unless Moscow drops demands for a stopgap Berlin deal. Khrushchev warned West Berlin tensions could worsen, while Western ministers remained deadlocked over German unification and peace treaties with East and West Germany.
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John M. Hightower
Geneva
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Berlin
Herter
West Berlin
West
Nikita Khrushchev
Warsaw
Europe
Soviet Union
Poland
East Germany
Khrushchev
Pat Khrushchev
Germany
Western New York Congressmen Reject Gasoline Tax Hike
Rep. Harold C. Ostertag proposes a bond issue to restart the interstate highway program while Rep. Thaddeus J. Dulskin favors diverting auto excise tax receipts to the highway trust fund. Both reject a 14.2 cent gasoline tax increase as impractical.
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Washington
New York
Harold C. Ostertag
R. Attica
Thaddeus J. Dulskin
Buffalo
Highway Trust Fund
Ostertag
Old Earl Long Snubs Stripper at Denver Nightclub
Louisiana Governor Earl Long spent an evening in Denver opting for whisky and buttermilk over Tempest Storm, while noting he expects reelection and plans to influence the Louisiana delegation to the 1960 Democratic convention after a day of horse racing and a quiet hotel stay.
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Denver
Colo
Gpi
Earl Long
Louisiana
Tempest Storm
Long
Miss Storm
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