President Ike warns foreign aid cuts unsafe and unjustified
President Eisenhower told Congress that any reduction in the 83.447 billion foreign aid program would be unjustified and unsafe given the continued ruthless drive of Communist imperialists for world domination. He urged Congress to authorize funds for military and other assistance to Indochina and nearby regions, stressing strategic alliances and the need to adjust allocations to changing conditions.
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WASHINGTON
Fisenhower
congress
southeast Asia
hays
United States
Eisenhower
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QOscal
Murray Snider
White Trouse
Snyder
CVTS
Steel Contract Has Week to Run
Pittsburgh June 23 David J McDonald president of the CIO United Steelworkers said a week remains to reach a new contract with the base steel industry as a strike could begin at midnight next Wednesday when the current agreement expires U S Steel Corp called the new proposal completely unsatisfactory and details were not released unions leaders indicated they would take any action necessary while other major steel industry talks wait on the outcome
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PITTSBURGH
David J. McDonald
CIO
Steelsarkers
base
McDonald
U.S. Steel Corp
haste street
Evacuations Ordered as Des Moines Flood Reaches Crest
Emergency power orders and precautionary evacuations swept Des Moines as 7 500 residents in southeast bottoms faced rising tides. Levees, under extreme strain, held in some areas while others flooded. Police, National Guard and volunteers moved residents, with shelters filling as 2 000 to 4 000 more may lose homes if crest reaches 29 to 30 feet.
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DES MOINES
dune
Wostell
national
Rebels Prepared For Long Short War Leader Says
Col. Carlos Castillo Armas said his anti Communist forces in Guatemala are prepared for a long or short battle to take over the government. Reports from Esquipulas noted air raids and rebel captures as government troops claimed wins in Puerto Barrios and Chiquimula.
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Carlos Castillo Armas
Guatemala
Esquipulas
Jacobo Arbenz Gueman
Jong Arbenz
Esquigulas
Castillo Armas
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Iguana
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Tegucagalpa
Tlenduras Lefito
Carlos Sa’acar
Luis Coronado Lira
Rodolfo Castillo Armas
Zacana
Tobacco Industry Eyes Cancer Study
New York June 23 tobacco industry officials advocate further study and experimentation to pin down causes of cancer and heart disease. They view as preliminary an American Cancer Society report indicating cigarette smoking cuts the life span.
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NEW YORK
American Cancer Society
Humphrey Attacks On Defense Reports In Senate Speech
Sen. Humphrey of Minnesota assailed defense leaders for conflicting statements on new weapons and tech progress against Russia. He cited Quantico remarks and urged reliable, clear public scoring of the U.S. and Soviet advances.
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Humphrey AD-Minn
Russia
Humphrey
Quantico
Quarles
Walson
United States
senate
U.S Planes Fly French Soldiers Home
Saigon June 23 United States to fly 500 French soldiers wounded in the battle of Dien Bien Phu to France. Five flights announced beginning Saturday with additional departures June 30 July 3 July T and July 10.
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United States
Phien Bien Phu
Pacific
France
U.S
U S Warns Guatemala Against Red Pawn Role
United States opposes Guatemala's bid for an immediate UN Security Council meeting to revisit the Guatemalan conflict. Lodge warns Guatemala not to become a pawn of Soviet influence while Guatemala and Honduras accuse Nicaragua and Honduras of aiding mercenaries.
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GUATEMALA
Lodge
Security Council
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United States
U.N. security council
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Organization of Amemnecan States
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Soviet union
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Dag Hammarsky
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Castillo Arrigia
Democrats Open Trade Pact Fight
Washington June 23 Democrats led by Senator Gore warn Congress to counter the Communist trade offensive by delaying President Eisenhower and denying his request for extended authority. Sen Morse and others back a plan to substitute Eisenhower's broader program for a narrow house bill extending reciprocal trade agreements for a year. The 12 June demise of the law looms as revival possibilities remain.
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AMA appoints Dr Walter B. Martin as 108th president
In San Francisco on June 23 a 66-year-old Norfolk physician, Dr Walter B. Martin, became the 108th president of the American Medical Association. He took the oath of office last night and succeeds Dr Edward J. McCormick of Toledo, Ohio, as the third Virginian to hold the post.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Norfolk, Va
American Medical Association
Walter B. Martin
Edward J. McCormick
Toledo
Ohio
Mundt Questions Wisdom Of McCarthy Probe
Sen. Mundt of South Dakota voiced skepticism about the wisdom of having a congressional committee investigate itself. He noted the hearings strengthened doubts that another committee would have been more thorough, though a different panel might have completed the task faster. The investigations subcommittee spent 36 days in public sessions probing misconduct charges surrounding Sen. McCarthy, Army Secretary Stevens, and aides.
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R-SD
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McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Stevens
Texan 61 Sails Pacific on raft with parrot and cat
A 61 year old Texan William Willis launched from Callao aboard a 35 by 18 foot halsa wood raft named Seven Little Sisters aiming to reach Samoa in an 11,000 mile voyage. Accompanied only by a parrot and a cat Eckie and Meeckie he hopes to outdo Thor Heyerdahl's Kon Tiki. Willis believes the journey will take eight months as he seeks to prove human will can conquer the elements. Mrs Tess Willis will live in New York until his return. The raft carries food stores navigation instruments a radio and a tin cabin with nylon sails.
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Peru
Samoa
Thor Heyerdahl
William Willis
Callao
Tess Willis
New York
Heverdah
Willis
Eckie
Meeckie
French Patrol Fights Ambush Near Hanoi
French patrol repels ambush by about 200 Vietminh guerrillas 60 miles south of Hanoi near Ninh Binh. French forces report 30 rebels killed and 37 more killed with 47 captured across the 24 hour period. Rebel mines damage Hanoi Haiphong rail cars as B26 bombers drop 60 tons of explosives on guerrilla bases along sea supply lifeline.
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Indochina
Ninh Binh
Red Inverdetta
Haiphong
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Haymes Renews Fight for Stay in U S
Argentine-born crooner Dick Haymes resumes his bid to remain in the United States. He is to appear at a hearing ordered by the Board of Immigration Appeals which earlier set aside a deportation order against him.
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Haymes
LOS ANGELES
Dick Tlaymes
United States
board of immigration appeals
Review of Geneva talks leaves Indochina gloom and cautious plans
Washington dispatch reports Under secretary Walter Bedell Smith briefed 30 congressional leaders on the Geneva conference with the Communists about Korea and Indochina. He said Laos, Cambodia, and parts of Vietnam likely resist communism, with allies and Russians reacting, but no new policy emerged. Johnson urged allies to unite and push a program to save freedom. Churchill Eden to meet Eisenhower and Dulles next.
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California
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Eden presses Southeast Asia defense pact idea amid Geneva fallout
London June 23 AP Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden urged a Southeast Asian defense system with non aggression pacts and a reciprocal arrangement akin to Locarno. He suggested a defense alliance like NATO could form in the region to deter aggression as Dulles warned against precipitate NATO expansion in Asia. Eden spoke as he prepared to fly to Washington with Prime Minister Churchill for talks with President Eisenhower.
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alth
Dulles
southeast Asia
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Anhower
Pacific
Mendes France Confers With Chou En Lai in Geneva Talks
In Geneva on June 23, French Premier Mendes France held a two hour private discussion with Chinese Premier Chou En Lai. He said the talks were entirely free and gave hope the Geneva Conference could yield progress toward peace in Indochina and stable peace in Southeast Asia.
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Switzerland
Mendes-France
Red China
Chou En-Lai
Indo- China
Chow
moself
China
sant
France
southe east Asia
Chau
Jean Chauvel
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Chou
India
Top Scientist Educator, Karl Compton Dies
New York June 23 Karl Compton 66 a leading American scientist and educator died yesterday He served 18 years as president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and chaired its corporation since 1943 He helped advance radar during WWII and worked on atomic age projects He was named by President Truman to head the National Military Establishment s research and development board before resigning a year later for health reasons
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NEW YORK
Karl Compton
America
Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
corporation of MIT
Truman
national military establishment
research and development
Dawn Call on Girl By Dead Heir Told
CHICAGO June 22 A young attractive brunette identified as the last person seen Montgomery Ward Thorne alive says she was sober and in good health when he visited her apartment at 4 a m Saturday Thorne, a 20 year old mail order fortune heir, was found dead a few hours later in his Gold Coast apartment Doctors believe he died about 3 a m after visiting Anne Rooks 23 who lives across the street Rooks declined his picnic invitation with Maureen Regan 18 Thorne's fiancee who inherits half his fortune Rooks says she knew Thorne's mother Marion and has visited the Thorne summer home in Lake Geneva Wis They also recalled a Cypress Gardens Florida water skiing trip a year and a half ago but see him infrequently now
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SurAnne Rooks
Miss Rooks
Thomas Mulveyesterday
Thorne
Maureen Regan
Marion
Lake Geneva
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Cypress Gardens
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Truman in excellent condition after gall bladder removal
Kansas City reported that President Truman, who had emergency surgery four days ago to remove his gall bladder and appendix, is in excellent condition. Dr. Wallace Graham said his temperature is normal and he will start a full surgical liquid diet today.
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Harry Truman
Truman
Wallace Graham
Cold War Protocol Worries India Over Uncertain Visits
New Delhi reports indicate Indian officers faced protocol and security tensions amid preparations for Chou En-lai’s visit to Nehru. Officials weigh inviting ambassadors from nonrecognition states as Chou delays arrival after talks with Mendes-France. discussions will cover Korea and Indochina with no nonaggression pact planned.
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India
Chou En-lar
Nehru
United States
France
China
Chou
Cheu
Palam
Pierre Mendes-France
Bern
Indian foreign office
Red China
Fire in Seoul burns 1000 flimsy homes
A two and a half hour blaze in Seoul last night destroyed about a thousand flimsy houses in Tauregay district. U S and Korean firefighters brought the fire under control. No injuries are reported.
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Tauregay
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