U S and Philippines Agree on Defense Ties and Funding
President Eisenhower and Philippine President Garcia announce continued aid under mutual security programs. The United States will study development loan fund proposals up to 50 million dollars subject to congressional action. They stress keeping SEA Treaty defense capabilities amid Communist threats and affirm that an armed attack on the Philippines would be an attack on the U.S. The Philippine leader departs Seattle after a ceremony where Mrs. Garcia christens the aircraft Spirit of Seattle, donated by Seattle residents.
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Eisenhower
Asia
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
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Far East
Southeast Asia
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Philippines
U.S
Chicago
Seattle
Gordon
Clinton
Moscow
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nagy
Tvolt
Pal Maleter
Joszef Szilagyi
Miklos Shree
Seven Week London Bus Walkout Ends
London bus workers including 47,000 drivers and conductors voted to return to work after seven weeks of strikes seeking higher pay. Dockworkers and Smithfield Meat Market strikers also agreed to resume duties, signaling a broader end to disruptive labor actions.
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London
Smithfield
Red World Reacts to Nagy Execution Amid 1956 Crisis
International reaction centers on the Nagy execution and Hungary’s fate as Khrushchev presses on with Soviet policy. Adlai Stevenson vows to tell Khrushchev his views, while Yugoslavia notes diplomatic strain. Critics dub the killings a brutal display of Soviet suppression and a grave warning to the world.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Egypt
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Hungary
Yugoslavia
Tito
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Belgrade
Nagy
Adlai Stevenson
Farmer
Soviet Union
Stevenson
Russia
U.S
James P. Mitchell
International Labor Conference
Geneva
Probe Asked of All Goldfine U S Ties
A Senate subcommittee resumed its probe into independent regulatory agencies and their adherence to law. Testimony targeted SEC Chairman Haward N. Gatisby and aides, with next Tuesday set for further appearances. The debate touched on Adams actions, GOP calls for resignation, and questions about Goldfine’s influence and related hotel bill payments.
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Adams
Eisenhower
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Goldfine
GOP
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Ralph Flanders
Frank Carlson
Kan
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Oren Harris
D-Ark
Adam
Attorney to Urge Groom to Renew Science Career
An attorney plans to press a racetrack groom to abandon horse work and resume his career as a scientist. Alfred Sole Reese, 51, revealed as Albert Cluck Reed, a former aero nautical engineer who vanished six years ago while working on a secret project at California Institute of Technology. Reed’s identity surfaced after a Hollywood Park personnel check. Reed left Pasadena on July 7, 1952, and has not seen his family since. His wife Florence died in 1952. Their son Thomy, age 12, was adopted by Mrs Reed's relatives. The attorney noted Reed’s role in developing the wartime bombsight and seeks to restore his scientific career during a period of national need.
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Los Angeles
Alfred Sole Reese
Albert Cluck Reed
California
Reed
Hollywood Park
Pasadena
Florence
Thomy
Turned Away by Hospital Costs Woman Damages
LOS ANGELES: A 21-year-old woman, Roberta Carpenter, was awarded $40,000 by a Superior Court jury after claiming Park View Hospital and Dr. Stanley I. Arbiter turned her away for inability to pay for delivery. Her baby was stillborn and she became sterile after being refused on March 4, 1957 for an additional 230 fee.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Superior Court
Roberta Carpenter
Park View
Stanley I. Arbiter
Czechs Hold American Soldier Missing for Ten Days
American M Sgt James E Cole, 34, of Connellsville Pennsylvania, missing since June 10, is reportedly in Czech custody near the Austrian border after a fishing trip. Czech authorities refuse to specify charges but espionage allegations are anticipated. U.S. diplomats say release may take time and State Department will act. Cole was stationed with U.S. forces in Munich West Germany.
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Czechoslovakia
U.S
James E. Cole
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Cole
State Department
Washington
Cale
Munich
West Germany
Gus the runaway orangutan dies in Griffith Park capture
Gus a six year old orangutan escaped Wednesday then was recaptured Thursday night in Griffith Park. Zoo staff tranquilized him with a gas spear and he died of heart failure, according to Dr. W A Young the zoo superintendent.
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Liberty
Gus
Griffith Park
al Tree
W. A. Young
Zoo
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