Nixon Sees No Refugee Bottleneck
Vice President Nixon asserts no bottleneck in refugee resettlement as goals expand. AP wirephoto describes Hungarian refugee aid visit to Army center with long lines, seating, barracks, and daily life scenes amid large crowds and official briefings.
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Refugees, cold weather loom amid postwar relief efforts
Amid chaotic processing at camps refugees face long waits for housing and job placement as officials report on cold two day forecast. Nixon cites screening of Hungarians and Austrian border concerns as relief agencies interview newcomers for qualification and resettlement.
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Indonesian Rebel Chief Escapes in Jakarta turmoil
Fragmented dispatch reports Col Maludin Sinbolom escaping from the Indonesian capital amid rebel activity. Military authorities claim central command reshuffle as clashes and calls for reconciliation unfold. Sukarno loyalty pledged. tensions rise as Sumatra and other areas see rebel movements and firings.
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State Tax Take Soars In 1955 Budget Forecast
Albany reports state tax revenues have jumped by about 85.8 million dollars for the first eight months of the current year. Governor Horsman cites a near 9.15 hundred million total for the period, with Republicans reevaluating a surplus forecast after tax income gains.
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USIA Head Says End to Bragging Focus on Foreign Interests
Arie Larson head of the US Information Agency plans to curb bragging about America and stress links between U.S. policies and the legitimate aspirations of other peoples. He urges tailoring publications to inform hosts about how U.S. efforts relate to their own country and goals. Larson, sworn in last week, will lead USA centers in New Delhi, Karachi, Baghdad, Tehran, Rome, and Lando for a three week tour, with broader aims to avoid overclaiming and emphasize direct messaging. The Voice of America has expanded broadcasts and energy, broadcasting from Okinawa and the Philippines with powerful transmitters to reach Hungary and beyond, in support of American policy.
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Word a Day by Bach and Larson on Red Scare Tactics
Mixed prose discusses Bach word a day column, Larson's Middle East visit, and Russian propaganda against Amerika. It notes USTA director aims to expand public programs, efforts to present the American story, and a stray item about Hormuda powder shipments and a Bunker Hill reference.
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McGrath Resigns Waterfront Post in New York
In Albany, McGrath resigns from the Bi State Waterfront Commission effective December 21. Governor Haninan requests he remain temporarily as a successor is sought. The post pays 17 500 dollars yearly. McGrath previously led Harriman campaign efforts and also ran a private broadcasting venture in four dialects.
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Gruenther Farewell From Army After 38 Years of Service
General Gruenther completes 38 years in the U S Army and bids farewell as retirement becomes effective. A ceremonial retreat review near Fort Meyer honors his years as NATO commander in Europe and his service under Eisenhower. Attendees include Secretary of Defense Wilson and Army leaders. post retirement, he is named by the American Red Cross to lead the organization.
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Church Leader Dies in Crash in Cambridge
The spiritual leader of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, serving about 495,004 members, was killed in a traffic accident in Cambridge last night. His wife and daughter also died. surviving relatives include Fiveime Jackson of Weyton. Exact cause and funeral details were not immediately released.
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