Pearson To Hear U S Plan On Expanding NATO Duties
Secretary of State Dulles may tell Canadian Foreign Minister Pearson that the United States is prepared to join in coordinating Western policies. Pearson joins a three man NATO committee to broaden alliance work and discuss giving NATO new duties beyond military tasks.
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Detroit Sees Muted Summer Ahead Amid Auto Layoffs
Detroit faces a dull summer outlook as auto plant layoffs ripple through trade and housing. Officials expect a rebound when new models roll out in fall, while workers rely on a supplemental unemployment plan amid broad job cuts and widespread distress.
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U S Funds Support Key West Berlin Building Projects
U S counterpart funds finance three major West Berlin structures aimed at boosting tourism commerce and culture. A 400 bed Hilton hotel, a Congress Hall near the Berlin Wall, and a garment center for 35 to 40 firms are under construction with cost sharing by Berlin and American aid. The Congress Hall will feature a flowerlike roof and anchor Berlin’s 1957 Building Expo near the Reichstag.
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NAACP leader says segregation is dead while it lingers
Roy Wilkins of New York told the Texas State NAACP Conference that whites know segregation is dead and Negroes must realize it too. He argued segregation still exists as a lingering force, while Gloster Currant predicted the NAACP would have fully ended segregation in the United States by 1963.
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What Will He Do Ike Campaign Health Question
James Marlow analyzes President Eisenhower's second health setback in nine months. The piece weighs whether age and two major illnesses signal diminished fitness for a second term, with doctors predicting a month of limited duties and a mid July decision on re election.
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Eisenhower
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Clown's Act Ends in Tragic Escape Of Hand Loss
Lawrence Anderson a Chicago based clown wowed 1 500 spectators at the Jimmy Lynch Thrill Show in Shreveport yesterday but a misjudged firecracker exploded in his left hand. The hand was blown off yet doctors said the condition was not serious. The crowd misunderstood the incident as part of the act and continued to cheer as he was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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