U S Viewed as Miserly in Lebanon
Lebanon deputies criticized American aid as meager compared with Soviet offers. Foreign Minister Malik said the U S can provide more aid with solid plans. A 1952 onward total of 27 million dollars in economic technical assistance and military aid have been cited. Russia has pledged about 200 million to Syria and 175 million to Egypt, prompting Lebanon's growing interest in Soviet proposals.
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U.S
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Russia
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Egypt
UAW Review Board Finds Ex Reds May Hold Office
The UAW Public Review Board ruled that former Communists may hold union offices, upholding local tribunal findings in cases involving ten unionists who testified before a Senate subcommittee. Five Detroit-area locals officials and five Chicago-based international reps were cleared, with the seven-member panel’s decisions final.
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Public Review Board
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
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Communist Party
UAW International
Chicago
James Simmons
Harry M. Philo
Walter Dorosh
Mack Cinzori
Ford
Edith van Horn
Dodge
Milton Burns
Dewitt Gilpin
Andrew ‘Newhoft
Albert Verri
Donald Hartis
Russian Doctors Report U S Heart Care Insights
Four Soviet physicians spent a month in the United States visiting hospitals and institutes in Boston Minneapolis Rochester Bethesda and New York. They cited interest in epidemiology of heart disease and rehabilitation for handicapped workers and noted surgical treatment of congenital heart disease. The doctors return to Moscow today after an invitation by Dr White and Dr Rusk.
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New York
United States
Zoi Dorofeeva
Nina Zhdanova
Dorofeeva
Russia
Nicolai Vlasemski
Dmitri Lounev
Institute of Physical, Medicine
Jand
Paul
Dudley White
Boston
Eisenhower
Moscow
White
Howard A. Rusk
Institute
Japan Ex-Solon Dies at 71 in Tokyo Home
i Tekeshi Yama zaki, 71, former speaker of Japan's lower house, died today at his Tokyo home from a cerebral hemorrhage. He led the Diet during his tenure and was a prominent political figure in postwar Japan.
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Tokyo
i—Tekeshi Yamazaki
Broadway Laborer Charged in Actor's Death
Police charged Laborer Geraldo Sarracini Monroe Gibson, a Broadway actor, with homicide after he struck Sarracini outside a tavern on Christmas Eve. Sarracini died hours later from a brain concussion. The incident occurred near 64th Street along Broadway as Gibson, a welterweight boxer nicknamed Bell, resisted entry and a fight ensued. Witnesses identified two unidentified men. Gibson and Bell, both Black, faced the fatal outcome of the confrontation.
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New York
Geraldo Sarracini
Monroe Gibson
Sarracini
Broadway
64Th
St. Theale
Gibson
Tommy Bell
Bell
Hell
German Deputy Premier Dies at 74 in East Berlin
East Germany delegate Otto Nitschke, a Communist ally and deputy premier, died during Christmas holidays after a heart attack. Church officials in West Berlin confirmed the death at age 74. Nitschke had been the East German government representative in charge of church affairs until his replacement earlier, amid tensions over church policy.
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East Germany
West Berlin
Nitschke
Ffairas
Russ Claim New Device Ends Guessing in Oil Hunt
London based reports via Moscow Radio describe an electronic device that analyzes water samples to model an oil pool, locate pools, and indicate the safest drilling sites and optimal well counts. Tests reportedly success, with the machine guiding pumping output and rail motive movements.
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London
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Russia
Nicotine Enigma in Readers Digest Cigarette Report
A Reader's Digest feature titled Nicotine This 7 Smoker's Enigma reports independent lab tests on five so called nicotinized brands and five nicotine reducers. It notes nicotine from a single cigarette can cause heart action changes and hormone shifts while stressing that readers should consider reducing or quitting.
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Reader's Digest
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