Eisenhower urges broad liberalization of immigration quotas
President Eisenhower proposed expanding annual immigration admissions to 400000 and loosening laws to admit more political refugees while revising the quota system. The plan drew swift opposition from House Immigration Committee member Francis Walter who called it a warmed-over version of prior proposals and warned the issue will recur in future elections.
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Horse Carries Unconscious Trainer One Mile to Safety
In Independence Missouri a horse carried its unconscious trainer through a mile of heavy snow after he fell into a ten foot deep pond. Robert Gibson, 42, crawled onto the ice amid a thaw and collapsed, but the horse bore him home, navigating drifts and rough terrain.
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President Eisenhower Urges Export Expansion Drive
President Eisenhower asked Congress and private business to join a vigorous campaign to increase American export trade. He said most goals can be reached under existing law with vital cooperation from Congress and that government promotion should spur private business to expand sales abroad, noting world markets are highly competitive and the U S runs a growing deficit in the balance of payments.
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