Artist Donates $120 to Cut Federal Debt
Pacific Palisades dispatch reports artist Sheila M. Martin contributed 120 dollars to reduce national debt. She said she wanted to help trim government spending and did not expect such attention. The event occurred during a push linked to Treasury Secretary Humphrey in Washington.
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Pacific Palisades
Sheila M. Martin
Treasury
Nee Anes Ea Yee
George NM
Humphrey
Indlington
Miss Martin
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
California
William F. Knowland
Thomas H. Kuchel
Envoy to Mideast Report Aims at USSR Threat
Ambassador James P. Richards concludes a two month tour of 15 Middle Eastern nations with a report to President Eisenhower on unified resistance to Soviet communism. He noted broad acceptance of American aid under the doctrine, praised the mission as largely successful, and cited limited access to leaders in Egypt Syria and Jordan as a minor shortcoming.
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James P. Richards
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Rabat
Morocco
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U.S
Congress
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Hussein
U S Missiles Stationed on Formosa Stirs Beijing Clash
Red China warned the U S decision to base a Matador missile unit on Formosa aims to solidify its claim to the island and turn it into an aggression base. Washington says the move is defensive to deter or repel any attack, while Peiping accuses the U S of prolonging tension and interfering in China’s internal affairs.
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Formosa
United States
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Stuart H. Ingersoll
Peiping
Geneva
China
Taiwan
Chiang Kaishek Clique
Lweeke
Chieng Kai-shek
Asia
Costello Jailed for Refusal to Talk Notes Link to Winnings
New York gambler Frank Costello, famed racketeer, was jailed for 30 days in the workhouse after refusing to testify to a Grand Jury. A note found on Costello after a shooting hinted at casino winnings and markers, with investigators seeking possible links to the attempted murder in a lobby near Central Park.
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New York
Frank Costello
Costello
Central Park
Jacob Schurman
Tombs
Manhattan
Jawait
Workhouse
Tight money strangling VA loan program says VA official
A Northern California VA loan guaranty officer reports the Veterans Administration program for war veterans faces severe funding pressure. He says loan approvals fell about 80 percent in the year ending last April, noting tighter credit conditions and higher costs.
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San Francisco
Veterans Administration
Duane
Sarles
California
California Assn
Joans
U S Envoy Ordered Out of Moscow by Russia
The State Department says Russia expelled U S diplomat Martin S Bowere from Moscow without explanation. Bowere, 40, a second secretary at the U S Embassy, was told to leave immediately for activities incompatible with his status. Relatives in Holyoke Mass say he was to depart December 1 after three years in the Soviet capital.
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State Department
Russia
U.S
Martin S. Bowere
Moscow
Lincoln Waite
Bane
Gennadi Mashkantsev
Es. White
Bowe
Holyoke
Mass
Border Fight to Honduras Escalates as Accusations Fly
The Organization of American States moved to prevent further border trouble as Honduras accuses Nicaragua of breaking the three day truce with attacks at Cifuentes City and Las Manos. Nicaragua denies the charges while President Somoza pledges ceasefire commitments. Officials rushed to the border after protests over mortar fire and troops near Mocoron.
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Honduras
Organization of American States
Nicaragua
Luis Somoza
OAS
Jorge Fidel Duron
Cifuentes
Las Manos
Mocoron
Church Bars Commie Youths From Confirmation
Bishop Otto Dibelius head of the German Evangelical Church announced in East Berlin that youths who participate in atheist Communist youth consecration rites will not be confirmed. He stated individuals may choose between Christian confirmations and the Communist rites, but the church will reject those who follow the Red youth ceremony.
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Berlin
Otto Dibelius
Cere Roonies
Brandenburg
East Berlin
Marienkirghe
Envoy Quits Fetc for Russian at Sukarno Reception
Ambassador John Allison and his wife left a Jakarta reception for visiting Soviet President Klementi Voroshilov after not being seated. They arrived late due to a schedule change and wandered in the aisle before being shown to the front row. Voroshilov spoke on wasted years of war and urged peace, while Sukarno praised universal freedom and justice.
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Indonesia
WPC
John Allison
Sukarno
Klementi Voroshilov
W U S
Allisons
Foreign Office
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Allison
Rachmall Ard
Megawata
Dipomats
Ja jRarta
Altimrauss
Voroshilov
Soviet Union
Centenarian yearns to return to work in Endicott
Endicott N Y RA man celebrates his 100th birthday and rejects retirement. He left the Endicott Johnson shoe firm in his seventies and now wishes to return to work if possible. His son, 74, also has no desire to retire from his job at Endicott Johnson.
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Endicott
N.Y
Yolm.t. Smith
Endicott Johnson Corp
Charles
Endicott Johnson
Torrio Will Filed Boss of Capone
Johnny Torrio, first of the bigtime bootleggers and mentor to Al Capone, died of a heart attack in a Brooklyn barber chair on April 16. His will leaves widowAnna about 200000. Once New York and Chicago rackets kingpin, Torrio helped launch Chicago’s early liquor syndicate before Capone’s rise. He later moved to real estate in Brooklyn.
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Scarface
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Brooklyn
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Torri
Chicago
Colosimo
Torrio
Capone
Torvie
Ils
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