Eisenhower opens door to more talks on air inspection plan
President Eisenhower indicated willingness to continue negotiations with Soviet Union on an international aerial inspection system to control armaments. He avoided ruling Bulganin out, saying both sides could study any fair proposal, while Bulganin called Geneva plan unacceptable and questioned the value of exchanging blueprints.
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Demo Solons Deny the Criticism
Congress Democrats defend the domestic record as good and promise improvements by year end. Senator Humphrey and others fault administration planning while pledging a second session to push a farm bill road and school construction programs.
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Prayer and faith shift for Madame Chiang Kai-shek
In August Reader's Digest a condensed feature recounts how Madame Chiang Kai-shek embraced daily prayer and overcame personal resistance to loving enemies. The piece notes belief in global peace through daily prayer groups and highlights 41 summarized articles from leading magazines and books.
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