Ike Signs 65 Million Added Aid
Washington: President Eisenhower signed bills adding 65 million in foreign aid funds and proposing a special 600 million program for Latin America. The package raises the total foreign aid to about 4.787 billion. The extra money supports defense and social economic development, including reconstruction aid for Chile after the earthquake. The State Department calls the measure urgent to show U.S. cooperation with Latin American nations.
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Call an Expert in Glassi filed for quick help
Local service ad urges residents to dial HE 2-5959 for rapid access to skilled professionals across a range of home and personal needs. The announcer emphasizes prompt response and availability, inviting callers to describe their issue for matching expertise.
Khrushchev Rejects U.S. Plea to Free Two Airmen
Soviet Premier Khrushchev rejected a U.S. plea to release two RB-47 crew members held after a Barents Sea incident. Capt. Freemain B. Olmalead of Elmira, N.Y., and Capt. John R. McKone of Morganoxie, Kan., were said to be in Soviet custody after the U.S. espionage claim. The State Department and U.S. ambassador indicated Washington would pursue the case at the United Nations while condemning the detentions as illegal.
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UPI
Nikita S.lofsly
Khrushchev
Ing Privej
United States
Ately
Khrush
Barents Thompson
State Department
Mate
International US
Llewellyn E. Waters
Thompson Jr
United Nations State Department Press
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Soviet Union
Freemain B. Olmalead
Elmira
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John R. McKone
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Grand Jury Clears Prison Brutality Probe
Nashville report says charges of brutality toward prisoners at the state prison are unfounded. The investigation cites a policy aimed at reforming inmate behavior as reducing crime within prison walls.
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Nashville
Jean
UPI
Pson
Parents Get Cables From 2 Defectors
Eureka residents react to telegrams from Bernon Mitchell and Willan Martin, sons of Emery Mitchell and Mrs. John N. Martin, who defected to the Soviet Union after serving as NSA code clerks. The telegrams express no regrets about leaving the United States and invite their parents to visit in Moscow, promising language study and mathematics work.
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Mitchells
John N. Martin
Ellensburg
Wash
Emery Mitchell
Bernon F. Mitchell
Willan Mar
Tin
National Security Agency
Russia
Moscow
Mitchell
United States
Molotov Pays Courtesy Call at IAEA Head Office
Former Soviet Foreign Minister and new IAEA representative Molotov paid a courtesy call on IAEA director W Sterling Cal e Thursday in Vienna.
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Jp1
V. Yarfeslay M. Molotov
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
W. Sterling Cale
Donmoor and Levi's Go Back to Class
Donmoor and Levi's present a back to school lineup with Levi’s denims featuring the red tab pocket in sizes 6 to 12, and Donmoor shirts and tees in olive, gold, charcoal, burgundy, with options from 6 to 16. The collection highlights double knee jeans in multiple fits and colorfast fabrics, offered in sizes 4 to 36 with varying waists.
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Levi’s
Levi's
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