Foreign Aid Cuts Shape Up in Eisenhower Plan
The House Foreign Affairs Committee trimmed Eisenhower's foreign aid request to 4.0385 billion for the year starting July 1, with a potential total cut exceeding 1.5 billion. Senatorial and subcommittee actions loom, while a separate FBI/airline security note discusses baggage checks to curb bombings.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
House Foreign Affairs Committee
America
Foreign Affairs Committee
Hoover
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Tors
Rockefeller's Liberalism Questioned by New York Senate
Gov Rockefeller faced a major setback as the Republican dominated Senate rejected his anti bias housing bill and his nuclear fallout shelter plan. Democrats said the moves exposed his liberal claims and harmed party standing ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Albany, N. Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Republican Organization
Chicago
State
Senate
Rockefeller
Assembly
Michael H. Prendergast
Dirksen Sees Vote to Defeat Hearings Amendment in Civil Rights Bill
Senate debate resumes over a Kefauver amendment requiring federal referees to hold public hearings on Negro voting complaints. Dirksen says he is confident the Senate will beat the amendment, while Mansfield predicts quick approval of a strong civil rights bill within seven to ten days.
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Washington
UPI
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Illinois Republican
Dirksen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Touhy Pal's Clemency Plea Rejected in Illinois
Gov. William Stratton denied executive clemency to Basil Banghart the Owl, an infamous prohibition era gangster and convicted accomplice of Roger Touhy. Banghart and Touhy were imprisoned for the 1933 kidnapping of John Factor, and after escaping Stateville Penitentiary in 1942 they were recaptured a month later.
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William Stratton
Basil
the Owl) Banghart
Roger Touhy
Banghart
Touhy
John
Jake the Barber
Lenten Message by Meletinos Tripodakis for UPI
The Greek Orthodox archimandrite Meletinos Tripodakis writes a Lent message urging faithful worldwide to renounce sin, forgive, confess, fast within their means, and strive for temperance and good works to become light and salt in the world as they prepare for Easter and the resurrection.
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UPI
Meletinos Tripodakis
Jesus
Census Takers Begin 1960 Count at White House
The 1960 census starts with two officials counting President Eisenhower and verifying the White House plumbing. Robert Burgess, a 2 year old mathematician, leads enumeration of the first family. Louis Alexis transcribes their answers. About 169,000 counters will canvass 180 million Americans in 60 million households under a do it yourself system with mandatory responses.
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Washington
UPC
Eisenhower
White House
Robert W. Burgess
Louis J. Alexis
Two Mothers Four Daughters Die In Norfolk Fire
In Norfolk Virginia two mothers and their four young daughters perished in an early morning fire believed started by a television left on all night. A son, David Bohlander nine, escaped and woke a neighbor who alerted fire crews. The victims were Mrs Joseph C Bohlander and daughters Linda five Kim three and Mrs Daniel Bohlander and daughters Lisa three Starr one. The Bohlander men, brothers and Navy sailors, had returned to their ships before the fire.
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Norfolk
UPD
Joseph C. Bohlander
Linda
Kim
Daniel Bohlander
Lisa
Starr
David Bohlander
Lynnhaven
Navy
Mace Test In Atlantic Successful
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The Air Force fired a sweptwing Mace guided missile about 1 000 miles over the Atlantic after a jet powered Hound Dog missile launched from a B 52 wing flew hundreds of miles to land off Florida in the Gulf of Mexico The Mace tests engineering improvements and the B model is headed for Germany with a range of about 1 200 miles and capability for high explosive conventional or nuclear war heads in any weather.
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UPS
Air Force
West Coat of Florida
Gulf of Mexico
West Germany
Huks Kill 3 in Philippines Outbreak
In Pampanga Province Communist Huks killed three people and wounded one in an ambush. Victims include landowner Jose Carrillo his wife Carmen and teacher Mariana Salas. Surviving daughter, 19, survived by feigning death. Governor cited vengeance motive. Carrillo had cooperated with the constabulary.
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UPI
Huks
Philippines
Pampanga
Jose Carrillo
San Luis
Carmen
Mariana Salas
Apalit
Carrillos
Cely Car
Rillo
New York
Ricardo Papa
Philippine Constabulary
Carrillo
Constabulary
World In A Spin Premier Chou in Burma Talks With Nehru
Premier Chou En-lai will spend April 16 to 19 in Rangoon Burma then travel to New Delhi to meet Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru about Chinese Indian border disputes. The item covers diplomatic talks and region tensions with named leaders and places.
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Chou En-lai
Rangoon
Burma
New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Ion Hamilton
London
Courtral
Belgum
Andre Houtiekier
On This Day Highlights From 1815 to 1949 Events
A compact roundup notes Otto von Bismarck’s birth in 1815 and the 1905 Washington County Md traveling library start. It also cites 1931 Britain’s Royal Air Force founding, 1945 Okinawa invasion by U S forces, 1949 Newfoundland joining Canada, a Hubbard Trumbull County bank branch approval, and the One-XIilllion-member American Lutheran Church closing its national HQ to merge with two Lutherans.
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Otto von Bismark
Washington County
Great Britain
Royal Air Force
Okinawa
Newfoundland
American Lutheran Church
Man finds billfold with 1100 dollars in New York
Charles Dunne a Transit Authority maintenance man found a billfold containing 1100 dollars in 100 dollar bills on Thursday. Police said Dunne who earns 103 a week and has a wife and three children could keep the money if no one claims it within a year.
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Sports Arenas, Inc
Executive Manpower Corp
New York
Eldon A
Julian Salley
Forest Lake
Columbia
S. C
Elwood Davis
Knoxville
Tenn
Davis
Painesville, D
Joseph S. Lefler
American Osteopathic College of Proctology
Tulsa
Ohlo
UPI
Charles Dunne
Dunne
TV Director Dies in New York at 32
Michael Dreyfuss, 32, a director of the United States Steel Hour television program, died at his home Wednesday from a heart attack.
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New York
UPI
Michael Dreyfuss
United States Steel Hour
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