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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1957
Page
8
House Approves Foreign Aid Bill for President Eisenhower
The House passed a 3.4358 billion dollar foreign aid measure and sent it to President Eisenhower. The Senate approved 58-19 after a brief session, cutting the amount from the president’s original request by about one billion, with 107 Democrats and 87 Republicans backing the bill.
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House
Bill
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Senate House
Rayburn
Eisenhower backs aid program despite Senate- House gap
President Eisenhower increases public push for foreign aid as Congress debates funding. The House cuts more than 809 million dollars from new aid, prompting warnings of a possible fall special session if funds fall short of commitments abroad. Senate and House totals differ, with the Senate at 3.6927 billion and the House at 3.1918 billion.
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House
Eisenhower
Congress
U. S
Senate
Borge Comedy In Music Sets Tucson Gym Aflutter
Victor Borge brought the blockbusting Comedy in Music to Catalina High School before 4,000 Tucsonans, delivering a two hour set of witty deadpan patter and musical jokes. The performance blended spontaneity with precise timing, earning high praise for artistry and humor as a national tradition in world comedy.
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Victor Borge
Catalina High School
Borge
New York
Macmillan replies to Bulganin in cautious diplomacy
In London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan sends a reply to Soviet Premier Bulganin, reportedly shorter than Bulganin’s 6,000 word missive. The Foreign Office said the contents would be published next Tuesday. Informants say Macmillan urged actions over words and proposed pausing the exchange until Soviet policy shifts.
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Harold Macmillan
Bulganin
Macmillan
Foreign Office
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Russia
Europe
Desert Museum celebrates fifth anniversary gains
The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum marks its fifth anniversary with enhanced displays as the city eyes a Labor Day weekend of rest and travel. A profile presents a Tucson jurist set for elevation to the State Supreme Court bench while readers preview the weekend’s comics, books, radio, and TV. Vacation mood affects local schools as roving reporters poll students on returning to classes.
Red Cross Appeals for More Blood
The American Red Cross Blood Center at 222 S. Cherry Ave appeals for at least 250 pints to cover the long holiday weekend. The center will be open tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Donors may visit or call to make an appointment. Yesterday's donor day yielded 58 pints versus the usual 125.
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American Red Cross Blood Center
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