New NATO Plan Speeds Program
Washington reports that the United States aims to shift more burden to Western Europe as NATO plans accelerate aid and recovery efforts. Secretary of State Herter said Europe should take a larger share while the Marshall Plan supports postwar recovery.
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US Urges Allies to Share Costs of Aid Programs
The United States faces growing pressure as Western European allies grow wealthier and pursue greater control over international finance. Washington seeks allies to fund development loans and grants and to provide more military or financial support for defense, potentially exchanging aid duties for larger influence in economic and military decisions.
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Cuba jails Briton as subversive in crackdown after Young escape
Havana reports arrest of Ian Aitken 30 chief U S correspondent for Lord Beaverbrook's papers and James Buchanan of the Miami Herald within a day of Young s escape from a Pinar del Rio jail. Young, 38, was sentenced to 30 years for conspiring against Castro and fled to Havana. Lamb ter 24 British born co defendant also sentenced to 25 years.
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U.N. Debates Compromise Plan On Algerian War
The General Assembly discusses a compromise resolution to end the Algerian war with hopes of passage despite France’s opposition. France will boycott the debate, seeking talks with all Algerian representatives, not only the FLN, while hoping for U.S. and British backing.
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Steamship Tourist Line Drops Havana from West Indies Stops
Caribbean Cruise Lines announced Havana will be dropped from five West Indies itineraries due to anti American activity in Cuba. President John E. Smith Jr. cited the current political situation and public indignation at the Castro regime. He noted other major cruise lines have removed Cuba from schedules.
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Actress Hermione Gingold Collapses During Rehearsal
Actress Hermione Gingold collapsed during a rehearsal for a Frank Sinatra television show. She was treated at a hospital for a mild respiratory condition and released in time for the show.
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South Africans Die in Fire Riot
Rioting Africans clashed with police in Windhoek, Southwest Africa, as buildings and cars were set ablaze in protest against relocation plans. Eight Africans died and 30 were wounded, with eight police injured by stones before the confrontation ended in gunfire. Windhoek, capital of the territory under South African mandate since World War I.
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