Israel Sanctions Debate Shows No Unified Action
White House talks on sanctions against Israel yielded no consensus as Dulles Johnson and Rayburn reported a free exchange of views with no firm commitments. Eisenhower’s aides signaled possible steps later, while Knowland and Johnson urged caution and balanced response to UN resolutions and Gulf of Aqaba tensions.
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Israel
Rayburn
White House
Egypt
Johnson
Texas
Dulles
United States
Nixon
Ambassador Lodge
Eisenhower
Lodge
U. S
U.N. General Assembly
Congress
U. N
Knowsend
State Department
U.N
California
Knowland
Sen. Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Texan
Jamies C. Haggerty
House
Dtex
Rep. Martin
Republican House
Sen. Fulbright
D-Ark
Legislative Branch
U S Chamber Opposes Federal School Aid
The U S Chamber of Commerce dismissed a national classroom shortage and called federal aid for school construction unwise and unnecessary. The group urged that education remain a state and local function, arguing federal help would steer public education toward centralized control.
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Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
House Education
Beering Saachen Ky
Chamber of Citizens
Commerce Committee On Education
Feds
Missing Galindez Kidnapped In New York Flight To Dominican Republic
Life magazine reports that Jesus Maria de Galindez, a Dominican Republic dissident and Columbia University professor, was kidnapped in New York last March and flown to the Dominican Republic. Alleged involvement includes pilot Gerald Lester Murphy and Dominican pilot Octavio de la Maza, both linked to the case and to a mysterious death and possible murder plot.
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New York
Up—Life Magazine
Jesus Maria de Galindez
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Gerald Lester Murphy
Republic
Murphy
Octavio de la Maza
DE LA Maza
Galindez
U.S
U. S
Life
Galigeer
Breakwater Plan Pushed by Engineers
Army engineers asked Congress for seven thousand dollars to finish studies on extending the Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor Breakwater. Rep. Craig Hosmer and Rep. James Ulisponsored bills to authorize the project extending the breakwater to near Seal Beach and Sunset Beach at a cost of 12 to 15 million dollars to halt tidal and storm damage at Surfside and improve harbor defense and commercial shipping.
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Washington—Army Engineers
Congress
Long Beach
Los Angeles Harbor
Craig Hosmer
Surfside
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Charleston
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Israel Row
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Cokaysvlle
U. S. Chamber
Xem
TE Magazine
Prain
Ned
Jayne
Hera
Jasone de
Jayres
Pate
Turkey
Calvert Aloes
Ay ‘Meagan
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers CO
H.Y.C
AIM
Spuhute
Humphreys
Thomas
Pro Tennis Championships
Lerehn
Gulbransen
Knabe
Mason & Hamlin
Fischer
Pine Ave
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