Senate Heads Toward Aid Increase Amid House Cuts
Senate leaders back most of the foreign aid increases after the Appropriations Committee approves 3.5 billion in spending and restores 440 million of 597 million cut by the House. Sen. Dworshak notes floor battles ahead while Johnson and Knowland pushed the committee approval. The bill still falls below the President’s request by 432 million and below a prior authorization by 157 million. Dirksen and House leaders express cautious optimism about conference and Middle East developments influencing aid levels.
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House
Senate Appropriations’ Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
William F. Knowland
California
Dworshak
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Congress
Knowland
Everett M. Dirksen
RQI
GOP
Middle East
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
Earp Kin Narrowly Misses Sheriff Nomination
In Wichita Kansas Democrats nominated Denver Bland for Sedgwick County sheriff as Jim Wyatt Earp placed second among seven candidates. With 163 of 274 precincts reporting Bland led Earp 6,043 to 1,992. Earp is Virgil Earp's grandson and a frontier peace officer.
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Wyatt Earp
Jim Wyatt Earp
Sedgwick County
Denver Bland
Bland
Earp
Virgil Earp
Wyatt
Police say Katherine Sprinkle planned holdup plot
Baltimore police charged Katherine Sprinkle with assault and robbery after alleging she schemed with Annie Shell to stage a loan company holdup in which Sprinkle acted as a customer. Sprinkle was held on $5,000 bail, while Shell, 39, was named as the accomplice.
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Katherine B. Sprinkle
Sprinkle
Vernon H. Wiesand
Annie Lee Shell
May Wae
South Salt Lake
Utah
Hremon
Santa
San Francisco
Stan Kaus
First Western
Stan Klaus
Klaus
Ike
Ray Napel
Negel
Ed Richmond
Danny Kaye
Los Angeles
John Lansing
Kaye
Lansing
Kansas
Ruth Moore
Dulles Seeks Pan American Summit Amid Middle East Tensions
Secretary of State Dulles warned at a Brazil luncheon that indirect aggression could spark a world war and urged a real Pan American summit to strengthen inter American relations. He cited Khrushchev’s stance and noted U S plans for a broad regional development drive with private capital and limited gov ernment aid.
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Rio
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Khrushchev
League of Nations
Middle East
Capitol Hill
Bhrushchev
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Free World
U. S
Latin America
Resignation Tangles Lebanon Cabinet Shift
Beirut reports Premier Sami Solh’s cabinet has handed its resignation to President Chamoun who may not accept until a new caretaker cabinet is ready. Politicians discuss an interim government to run until Sept 24 when Gen. Fuad Shehab takes over, with Adel Osseiran as a possible interim premier amid fronts’ protests and a staged calm in Beirut after a 89 day strike and limited Rebel violence.
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Solh
Camille Chamoun
Fuad Shehab
Adel’ Osseiran
Speke
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Front
Chamoun
Shehab
Beirut
Nasser Assurances Cited On Soviet Help If U S Attacks UAR
Japanese parliament member Masanobu Tsuji quoted President Nasser as saying Khrushchev assured Soviet aid to the UAR if U S forces strike. Tsuji, visiting, said Nasser spoke after Moscow visit following Lebanon landings. Nasser reportedly believed world war would not erupt and the Soviet aim is to win diplomacy.
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Lebanon
Middle East
Fragmentary Long Beach notice on circulation and delivery
A damaged clipping from Long Beach California references an office, delivery terms, and a monetary amount, with stray names and places. The legible bits point to a circulation or distribution notice tied to Pine Avenue and a September time frame but details are unclear.
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