Herter Opens Fight for Foreign Aid
In Washington the secretary of state told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the 4 175 000 000 foreign aid request has good prospects as other nations share the burden. He warned that cutting at least a billion dollars would be folly and said the United States is not carrying the burden alone while noting increasing participation by other industrialized nations. Rep Passman argued the recommendation is too high, claiming a billion-dollar cut would drop new aid below last year's level.
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New York
London
Washington
Sechaye
Christian A
Herter
Eisenhower
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Otto E. Passman
Dla
House
Mink trimmed hanky stirs fashion talk in men wear
Michael Daroff questions a mink trimmed handkerchief as pointless novelty while industry voices split. A Brooks Brothers spokesman stays silent. In Baltimore a girl, Colette Yarosh, 180 rope skips in 30 seconds, a new local feat. In New Castle three bank robbers flee after a teller refuses demands behind bullet proof glass. In Pittsburgh a North Braddock woman is found guilty of malicious mischief for paint smears, blaming misspelled signs.
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Michael Daroff
Yesteryear
Daroff
American Institute of Men's
Boys
Baltimore
Colette Yarosh
Sidney Grossman
New Castle
Bessemer
Peoples Bank of
Lawrence County
Gimmen
Ani Rocco
Pittsburgh
North Braddock
Josephine Plocik
Oil flow reported south of Glenburn Field in Dakota
A crude oil test near Glenburn Field in North Dakota reportedly produced 28 barrels per hour after a shell strike near the field. Military sources note the shell dates to World War I, reflecting a long-ago incident tied to exploration activity. Benjamin Baudry, age 15, is named in connection with the report from Reims.
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N.D
Denver
Reims
France
UPI
Benjamin Baudry
Glenburn
Fornia Co
Worldville County
ADA Joins Ike in Fight to Repeal World Court Law
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee backed President Ellis urging repeal of a World Court veto rider. ADA members argued the court may override U S sovereignty, while David Ginsburg noted reserves to determine court jurisdiction. The push faced thousands of letters from critics.
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Ada
Ike
Washington
Amer
Senate Foreign I¢Ans
Ellis
Eisenhower
Senhower
U. S
World Court
United BiAics
David Ginsburg
Adaj
United Jurisdiction
Payola Hearing Proceedings See Witnesses Testify In Private
Executives and a Boston disc jockey faced a closed door session after seeking private testimony to avoid health risks from public grilling. Harry Carter, Samuel H. Clark, and others were questioned under rules for potentially self incriminating testimony as payola allegations tied to Boston disc jockeys surfaced. A physician letter supported Carter’s plea, citing potential acute mental strain from public testimony.
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Washington
Clath
Payola
Harry Carter
Boston
Samuel H. Clark
Am-Par Records
New York
Clark
Bon Masters
WHIL
Lawmakers weigh disc jockey payments as Carter and Clark questioned
In a House subcommittee investigation into payments to disc jockeys by record makers and distributors, Carter and Clark figure in testimony about mysterious loans. Carter’s doctor warns of a potential mental breakdown from open session questioning, while Harris reports Clark suffers a coronary condition. The panel will release Carter and Clark testimony once transcribed and duplicated, with a decision pending on Masters’ testimony. Other witnesses and officials are noted.
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Carter
Boston
Elliot Webh L. Sagall
Dinerstein
Gordon J. Dinerstein
Clark
House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Harris
Ithe Subcommittee
Mater
Artis
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