Congress Imposed to Restore Aid Cut
Washington unfolds a battle over foreign aid as the administration demands restoring a 325 million dollar House cut to overseas economic development loans. Undersecretary Dillon warns Congress could jeopardize the cold war by default and questions the fund’s future if cuts persist.
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Congress
United States
Douglas Dillon
Eisenhower
Dillon
House
Nab 5 Boys in 25000 Vandal Spree
Five boys oldest 15 faced delinquency charges after a three day vandalism spree at the Clark Equipment Co. garage on Independence Day in Manhattan. Police say they used fork lifts to ram and damage five panel trucks two cars and cargo loaders valued at $25,000. They returned over the next two days. youths released to parents for court appearances.
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Mass Vaccination for Indians Stated
Mass vaccination plans move forward on the Blackfeet reservation in Montana as polio cases rise. Dr Charles S. McCamron says 4,000 of 4,500 residents will be inoculated, with Browning to host a vaccination center despite limited communication facilities on the northwest Montana reservation.
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Indian Health Service
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Passport Plan Hit by 2 Solons
Two Democratic senators on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee oppose giving the State Department unlimited power to deny passports. They insist the secretary should have some authority, but oppose any move that would curb newsmen traveling abroad to cover events. President Eisenhower planned legislation to counter a Supreme Court ruling limiting passport denial authority, with hearings set for next week.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Secretary of State
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
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Health Service defends link between smoking and lung cancer
The Public Health Service defended the link after a study of 7,382 veterans showed higher death rates among cigarette smokers. It noted lung cancer death rates were about ten times higher in regular smokers than nonsmokers, while acknowledging cancer can occur without smoking and that research will continue to identify causal factors.
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Washington
Statistical Association
Public Health Service
the Health Service
Harold F. Dorn
National Institutes of Health
Timothy V. Hartnett
Tobacco Industry Research Committee
Dorn
Hartnett
Bow and Knife Fight Ends With Arrow Hit
Chicago police broke up a Monday night brawl between Charles Bateo and Elden Carlson at Carlson's Rogers Park home. Bateo drew a knife. Carlson replied with a bow and three arrows. Carlson struck Bateo’s car with an arrow as he fled. both men were detained for questioning.
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Victor Carlson
John Curtain
Charles Bateo
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Bateo
Curtin
Rogers Park
NYC Again Omits Quarterly Dividend
UPi reports New York Central Railroad failed to pay a dividend this year in the third quarter. The railroad had paid quarterly dividends last year, though some were stock dividends.
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NEW York Upi
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