Eisenhower outlines foreign and domestic concerns
President Eisenhower spoke on various issues from civil rights to disarmament and inflation. He defended middle of the road policy, praised enacted measures, and warned against overreliance on slogans while noting Wisconsin voting patterns and the 1956 election.
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Treaty on Economics Sidetracked at Buenos Aires Conference
The Inter-American Economic Conference approved the Declaration of Buenos Aires by all nations except Venezuela to guide economic policy. It rejected a regional economic treaty, with debate stalling the proposed general agreement after two weeks of controversy. Delegates asked the Organization of American States to continue studying the proposal.
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U S Jeep Kills Korea Boy Hurts Woman
A U S Army jeep fatally struck a 12 year old Korean boy who ran in front of the vehicle. Moments later another jeep struck a Korean woman, 60, seriously injuring her as she was taken to Red Cross Hospital.
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