2000 More Hungarians Due for U S Refugee Shipments
Federal officials reported most Hungarian refugees admitted to the United States have been placed in homes, with about 2,000 more expected to arrive at Camp Kilmer New Jersey and weekly groups of 50 arriving. Total resettlements reach 23,151 since November, leaving 1,359 awaiting placement and 70,000 refugees remaining in Austria. The program, started by President Eisenhower after the Hungarian revolt, seeks expanded entry and possible immigration law relaxation.
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Washington
Austria
Billion Annually for Schools Urged by ADA Advocate
Edward D. Hollander, national director of Democratic Action for Education, urged Congress to approve a federal school construction bill totaling about 1.3 billion dollars over four years. He argued states should not be required to match funds and warned the plan risks budget squeezing, while ADA urged federal aid with local control and strong accounting standards.
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Amer Py
Democratic Action Today
Edward D. Hollander
ADA
House
Nenni Surges to Lead Socialists After Split Vote
Pietro Nenni declared enough backing to retain leadership of Italy's left Socialist Party after aPartial defeat in the new central committee. He pledged reunification with the right and praised Dario Valeri, whose youth group won seats, signaling a possible shift in power within the party.
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Venice
Italy
Pietro Nenni
Nenni
Sandro Pertini
Central Committee
Communist Party
Saving Asia From Reds Said Dubious
Benjamin F. Fairless head of the Citizens' Committee on Foreign Aid said a round the world tour failed to prove U S money can save the uncommitted Asia from communism. He urged aid only to help those who want freedom as he and two other committee members wrapped up a three day Japan visit and prepared to return to the United States.
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Eisenhower
Citizens’ Committee On Foreign Aid
U. S
Asia
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United States
Fairless
Japan
Irish Republic Parliament Dissolved Ahead of Election
Dublin reports that President Sean T. O Kelly formally dissolved the Irish Republic's Parliament. Prime Minister John Costello had on February 4 asked the Dail to dissolve and call a special national election for March 5.
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Ireland
Sean T. O'Kelly
John Costello
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