Ike Macmillan Seek More West Aid Money
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan press for increased Western funding to underdeveloped nations. They consider expanding World Bank and IMF operations and possibly a new billion dollar lending body. Talks centered on economics with no decisions, plus discussion of nuclear test suspensions and Western access to U.S. weapon data.
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De Gaulle Rebuffs Algerian Insurgents Calls for Elections
Premier De Gaulle bluntly told the insurgents in Algeria to quit interfering in government and criticized General Salan after a cabinet meeting focused on foreign affairs. A Dulles visit to Paris next month was invited, with talks possibly expanding to Britain and West Germany.
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Strikes Silence Philadelphia Newspapers Paralyzed Readership
In Philadelphia area a prolonged newspaper strike halts home delivery and ads across the Philadelphia Bulletin Inquirer Courier-Post and regional papers. Newsstands run dry as commuters and readers face limited editions and scarce paper while talks led by federal mediator Paul Yager seek settlement.
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Jobless Pay Funds Expanded by Senate and House
The Senate quickly approved 665.7 million dollars to finance an emergency extension of unemployment compensation as House action two days earlier. An administration requested 20 million for the Small Business Administration revolving loan fund was added, with states optional participation in the expanded benefits.
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Old-Fashioned Cook Disappearing Says Benson
Secretary of Agriculture Benson told a Washington luncheon that the old fashioned cook is disappearing from American kitchens as housewives favor prepared ready-to-cook foods. He said this shift is revolutionizing food production processing packaging and retailing.
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El Dorado Tornado Kills 13 Injures 49 in Kansas
A Wichita area tornado struck El Dorado on June 4 killing 13 and injuring 49. National Guard and local crews searched rubble identifying victims including Miss Bessie Diaz and rescued residents in basements as power and phone lines failed.
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East German Press Urges Quick Release of U S Army Men
East Germany promised a fast release of nine U S Army personnel and their helicopter if Washington acts in a normal and reasonable manner. The Neues Deutschland editorial signaled a potential accord after Dulles said the U S would negotiate to free the eight officers and one sergeant whose helicopter strayed into East Germany last Saturday.
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Eisenhower Wins Five Year Extension of Trade Program
The House approved a five year renewal of the reciprocal trade program, defeating a two year limit proposal. Final vote 917 to 08 with Democrats largely behind the President. The Senate now considers the measure as Ike seeks broad tariff authority for the next five years.
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White House denies bias in Goldfine Adams aid case
The White House says accusations that Bernard Goldfine secured favorable federal treatment through his friendship with Adams will be proven false. President Eisenhower's chief aide, Adams, is away fishing, with officials promising Adams has the President's full confidence as House investigators seek Goldfine records and consider broader subpoenas dating back to 1925.
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Moon Shot Dates Not Finalized by Air Force Official
Lt Gen E E Anderson says Moon rocket launches are only planning dates for August September and October and that no final decision has been made. Roy W Johnson of ARPA counters that no definitive firing dates exist.
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Merrillville H S candidate qualified in district race
Thomasville District records show a Merrillville community high school member qualified as a candidate for a local election. F.C. Pittman is noted in the filing and deemed eligible to stand.
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Eisenhower Aims at Stricter Labor Bill in Racket Probe Storm
President Eisenhower backs a tighter labor control bill to curb abuses exposed by racketeering investigations. The move splits Republicans with some praising the tougher stance while others oppose. The administration seeks changes in draft language to strengthen oversight and enforcement.
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