Eisenhower Urges Cautious Tone Before Diem Visit
President Eisenhower says cuts are possible only if tensions ease and assures no atomic weapons will be produced. He praises Ngo Dinh Diem’s courage and statesmanship ahead of Diem’s Washington visit, and notes no new Soviet summit proposal. He stresses that international conferences must yield real results.
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Eisenhower Discusses Defense Spending and Tax Policy
President Eisenhower outlined defense budgets as immense and urged savings while defending foreign policy stability. He backed keeping foreign investments and tax rules for U.S. firms, and said changes would be gradual, with no net changes to core international programs. He avoided committing to a cabinet reshuffle amid questions about Humphrey.
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Police Shoot Intruder at Alabama Church
Police opened fire on an intruder at a church in Alabama after a chase that ended with the man being shot in the leg. The wounded man was treated and jailed, while the church rooms showed ransacking and an attempt to break a safe. Authorities noted candle wax and a half-burned altar candle found in the ruins. The incident followed a broader report of church burglaries and linked to isolated crime in the area. The story also mentions Eisenhower’s budget talks and other national issues.
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Six Airmen Missing After Pacific Plane Crash Near Tokyo
A United States Air Force tanker crashed 100 miles southwest of Tokyo. Two crewmen were saved, six are missing, and the survivors are T. Sgt. Cyril G. Hopkins and Airman 2/C James Marlin McNeil. The crash occurred with a four engine KB SO aircraft. survivors and missing names were reported but withheld.
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