Eisenhower Signs Four Year Trade Reciprocity Extension
President Eisenhower signs a four year extension of the reciprocal trade program, the longest extension yet. The measure renews trade policy through 1962 with tariff cuts up to 20 percent for concessions, seeks to help future talks with the European common market, and allows Congress to override presidential objections with a two thirds vote to raise duties or quotas.
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11 Witnesses Take Fifth in Bet Quiz
Eleven witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment in a Terre Haute gambling probe before a federal grand jury in Indianapolis. U S Attorney Don A Tabbert heads the inquiry, with possible contempt citations for 14 nonrespondents. Leading the noncooperative group were four Las Vegas figures linked to casino properties, including Sands Hotel manager Danny Stein and Riviera Hotel part owner Sidney Wyman.
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Congress Appraisal on CBS TV Friday
New York report indicates the current Congress will be appraised by its leaders in a special CBS TV program airing Friday. The broadcast aims to summarize legislative activity and leadership perspectives for viewers.
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Citizen Bohus Benes Becomes U S Naturalized
Bohus Benes nephew of the last democratic president of Czechoslovakia is now a United States citizen. He is a college lecturer in the San Francisco area who says he once doubted his country would be liberated.
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De Gaulle Heads to African Territories for Referendum Tour
Paris Premier De Gaulle flies south to Madagascar Brazzaville Equatorial Africa Abidjan Conakry Dakar and Algeria on a tour to drum up votes for the Sept 28 referendum. He pledges self government for French colonies and explains equal voting rights with French citizens in the upcoming plebiscite.
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Benson Plea Fails to Untangle Farm Bill Row
Washington debate over the surplus disposal bill stalls again as Benson objects to a barter provision. Senate and House conferees remain split over using U S farm surpluses in overseas swaps, with Ellender stressing no displacing cash sales. Benson warns hundreds of millions in orders could be halted by adjournment.
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Ex Park Service Chief DeMaray Dies
Arthur Edward DeMaray, 71, retired director of the National Park Service, died Tuesday in Tucson, Arizona. He joined the Park Service in 1917 as a draftsman, became administrative officer in 1926 and a director in 1951. He was born in Washington, D.C.
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