Compromise Foreign Aid Measure Awaits House Vote
A $3.675 billion foreign aid authorization awaits House action led by Thomas E. Morgan. The measure sets terms for military and economic assistance to allies, with Senate action expected, while conferees removed a textiles offset and required itemized spending reports. The bill includes 1.605 billion for military aid and 810 million for defense supports as part of Eisenhower’s request.
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Bostonian Lee Remick Pursued by Sexy Role Typecasting
Hollywood reports Lee Remick, a proper Bostonian, has been cast in several sexy roles from A Face in the Crowd to Long Hot Summer and These Thousand Hills. She laments being pigeonholed and notes she seems more Debbie Reynolds than Marilyn Monroe in person.
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Know Fire Rules Save Your Life Firemen Suggest
Fire Capt. W. J. Burns advises Thomasvillians on fire safety steps if a blaze starts at home. Get everyone out, call from a neighbor, avoid reentering for valuables, crawl along smoke, use bath water to reduce heat, and consider a mattress when jumping. He warns deadly gases from burning plastics and warns to let professionals search for smoke.
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Tunnel cave in at atomic test site kills worker in Las Vegas area
A tunnel cave in at a test site north of Las Vegas killed Dennis B. Goins and injured Raymond Roberts while workers installed air conditioning vents. Goins, 46, died from a falling boulder. Roberts, 44, sustained a broken leg.
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Wealthy Greek Shipper Faces U.S. House Probe
Aristotle Onassis, a wealthy Greek ship operator, appears before a House Merchant Marine subcommittee to answer questions about ship contracts and control of two firms tied to his interests. The Justice Department sued related Onassis companies in New York for allegedly breaching a 50 million dollar tanker construction agreement for American flag operations. The firms are Alexander 5. Onassis Corp., Victory Carriers Inc., and Grace National Bank of New York as trustee.
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