House Scholarship Program Expanded Amid Contempt Conviction
Fulton Lewis notes the House funded about 253000 scholarships for a program that has operated over ten years. A subcommittee soirée is described as a critique while a convict refuses to reveal if he is a Communist. The foundation reports adding 1597 scholarships this year, but questions remain about ongoing management.
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UPD
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Upited
Press International
New Specialist On JFK Back Condition and Philippines Flu Toll
The White House said Dr Travell concurred in the back condition appraisal as minor. In Manila the influenza epidemic rose to 38 deaths with about 3,000 cases reported, mainly among school children.
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Manila
UPI
Philippines
President urges long range borrowing for aid system
Appears to quote a president advocating a single view agency to replace foreign aid duplication and delay with a long term borrowing authority. Emphasis on orderly long-range commitments rather than haphazard aid.
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Eyal
Moscow Talks Highlighted US Plan To Boost Cuban Ties
MacDonald proposed in a meeting with Gromyko to obtain institutes for cargo operations before he departs Moscow on Saturday. Three helicopters and a person are mentioned for their operation and maintenance. Gromyko refused to go along with the suggestion.
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Gromyko
Caotey
Riots in La Paz Leave 4 Dead and 9 Injured
Bolivian authorities reinforce security as Ambassador Adlai Stevenson meets with President Paz Estenssoro amid street disorders. Rioters accuse the government of harsh repression while police clash with angry unionists. An uncertain number of students are believed housed in San Andres as anti-American sentiment grows.
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UPI
Adlai, Stevenson
Caer
San ‘Andres
Lima
Czech UN Counselor Allegedly Targeted by U S Spy Probe
The Czech United Nations mission charges two men claiming U S Intelligence Service tried to recruit counselor Miroslav Naevalac for espionage in New York’s Grip Sholm Restaurant. Naevalac refused and was later asked to depart. U S State Department denies espionage but confirms withdrawal of the Czech envoy.
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N.y.upd
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United States
Naevalac
Washington
UPR
State Department
U. S
New York
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Miroslav Naevaixe
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Naevalaec
U. N
White
Managers Meet at 41st Classified Adverts Convention
Phoenix dispatch notes the 41st annual Convention of the Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers will convene next week at the Hotel Westward Ho. The event gathers managers from papers nationwide for discussions and networking.
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Westward Ho
House panel to study securities exchange rules in new act
Two weeks remain before a June 27 House Commerce subcommittee hearing on a bill to authorize an SEC study of market rules. Witnesses will likely include top officials from NYSE ASE MIAX and NASD. The SEC has conducted its own investigation into ASE activities with questionnaires issued since July 1956, not to be made public.
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UPI
Cho‘sen
Washington
Securities, and ‘Exchange Commission
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Midwest Exchange
National Association of Securities
Peter Mack
House Commerce
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Phoenix man arraigned in abortion and murder case
Kenneth Dean Johnson, 24, of Phoenix, faced arraignment on abortion and second degree murder charges for the Wednesday night death of Marion Margaret Moore, 19, also of Phoenix. The UPI report notes authorities allege the fatal incident occurred in Phoenix.
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UPI
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