U.S. Officials Call for Quick Appraisal Of Reds T: U.S. Officials See Vital Need For Quick Appraisal Of Reds
Washington officials and lawmakers urged a broad reassessment of Communist tactics after Eisenhower canceled his Japan trip. Senate leaders like Fulbright called for closer review of foreign policy, while State Department figures warned against overreaction and favored long term strategic analysis of the Cold War. Several officials suggested Russia and China may have funded Japan demonstrations.
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Senate votes 40 billion to strengthen defense
Washington reports the Senate approved a 40.5 billion defense appropriation bill by an 8 to 0 vote, topping the president’s request. House conferees will negotiate totals as leaders say the final figure depends on give and take between chambers. The bill exceeds Eisenhower's request by about 1.18 billion and the House total by about 1.18 billion for the fiscal year starting July 1.
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Senate to pass 697 million dollar federal pay hike
Washington UP reports the Senate was set to approve a 697 million dollar bill increasing pay for about 1.57 million federal workers starting July 1. The House already approved 377-0. The measure would raise salaries for 1,035,000 white collar workers and about 135,000 postal workers, with 400,000 more postal workers getting 8 to 8.2 percent raises. Debate over foreign aid followed.
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Heiress's Gl Says Wedding Still Not Set
BITBURG Germany Army specialist Wiley Lockamy said he and heiress Nanette Wallace have not set a wedding date. He told UPI by telephone that reports the wedding might take place Saturday are incorrect. It might be two or three weeks. Lockamy, 22, eloped from the Riviera last month with Nanette, 19.
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Pardon Board To Quiz Slayer's Girl Friend
The Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission may interview Cynthia Sue Soos, the girlfriend of Richard Rutherford of Belmont County, in deciding whether to recommend sparing him from the electric chair for the Aug 13 1957 slaying of Lawrence Daniel Price in Bridgeport. Rutherford’s lawyers argue Soos has changed her story and could justify a new trial. prosecutors defend the death sentence as justified.
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Census To Keep Going All Summer
Washington based census observers note the bureau will extend counting through summer into fall to refine state population totals for reapportionment. Preliminary figures show US population at 178.5 million with state shifts likely altering House seats, notably gains for California Texas and Arizona and losses for New York Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.
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Riots Feared In Brownsboro School Slaying
In Brownsboro Texas a fight at a Brownsboro High School study hall after a school board meeting left two men shot one fatally and a man knifed. Dr Charles C Rahn former Brownsboro mayor and school district secretary identified as the shooter. Rahn held in Henderson County Jail. Police and investigators question witnesses as tensions rise in the small town of about 500.
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Lucky Lottery Pool Winner in San Juan
Lucky License in San Juan Puerto Rico reports Federico Torres a 45 year old used his license plate numbers to select horses. He won the pool taking home 328 704 as the sole winner from the last six races on Thursday.
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Foreign Fuel Attacked As Job Threat
Washington USA. National Coal Assn president Stephen F. Dann told a Senate subcommittee that foreign residual oil imports threaten jobs and fuel costs across coal regions. He cited ghost towns in Pennsylvania West Virginia Kentucky Maryland and Virginia and linked coal declines to factory and business losses throughout the industry chain. He warned small businesses like home builders appliance firms auto dealers and gas stations face indirect but real harm from imports.
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World In A Spin German minister to speak in New York
German Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss will address ceremonies in New York honoring a German uprising in the Soviet-occupied zones of Germany in 1953. The event is held under the American Council on Germany and the German consulate general.
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Moral Right Recognized In Nazi Case
Premier Ben-Gurion of Israel defends the Eichmann capture as a moral act while Argentina seeks sovereignty. Eichmann, accused mass killer, was captured in Argentina and returned to Israel to face trial for the Holocaust killings. Israel and Argentina dispute the method, UN Security Council consideration looms. Ben-Gurion favors a negotiated settlement.
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