Congress Group Studies Soviet Aggression Pattern
Rep Charles J Kerste Wisconsin chairman of the House Committee on Communist Aggression states the group heard 100 witnesses and received sworn statements. He describes a Kremlin planned pattern of aggression spanning Poland Lithuania Latvia Estonia Hungary Bulgaria Albania Czechoslovakia and more as people flee to West Germany and Berlin seeking freedom. He asserts Red propaganda fails and opines oppressed people seek liberty despite risks.
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1.N.S
Frankfurt
Moscow
Poland
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Karl Selter
August Rei
Stalin
Molotov
Zhdanov
Kremlin
Myk
Hungary
Bulgaria
Albania
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Berlin
Oasis of Freedom
West Germany
Frec
Free Germany
Free World
West Berlin
East Berlin
Geneva
West Berein
Jover
Europe
Possible Cuts in GI and FHA Loan Rates
Washington reports government officials expect possible reductions in GI and FHA loan rates in the next months. A drop of about a quarter to one eighth of a percent is discussed amid improving loan markets. If continued, such cuts would help home buyers, with further easing through housing program terms and down payment reductions for non veterans.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Albert M.cole
Colet
Treasury
George M. Humphey
Eisenhower
House-Senate
Cancer progress reported by Sloan-Kettering researchers
A Sloan-Kettering Institute progress report describes strong animal cancer cure results using chemical injections and multiple compounds, backed by major cancer charities. While no human cures exist yet, scientists note substantial advances and increasing survival with treatments like amethopterin, cortisone, and GMP, marking hopeful, incremental gains.
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Sloan-Kettering
C. P. Rhoads
New York
Yankees
Ruth Abramson
Sloan-Kettering Institute
American Cancer Society
Damon Runyon Memorial Fund
National Cancer Institute of the
U. S. Public Health Service
Black Stevenson
Man
Youth Keeps Job And Wins Close Race With Death
Bobby Howard, 19, was bitten by a poisonous snake while working on a street project in Sanford North Carolina. He refused medical aid due to no money, stayed at work until coworkers offered to cover his bill, then collapsed en route to a hospital and was admitted in good condition after a near fatal episode.
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Sanford
N. C
Bobby Howard
Howard
Wilbur Knight
Knight
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Chechen-Ingush
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FHA
By Bob Considine
INS
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
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Burke Furniture
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Enrique Olivia
Mauricio Dubois
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