GOP Senate Leaders Weigh Move to Limit Foreign Aid
GOP Senate leaders discussed restricting foreign aid appropriations to six months to reassess U S foreign policy next January. Senator Knowland said an affirmative action on China joining the United Nations was likely, with other options including withholding U N support if any nation admitted. Senator Johnson warned foreign policy stands at a crossroads as debate looms on the aid bill.
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Sen
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California
Congress
United Nations
U. S
U. N
China
Korea
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
United States
Peiping
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
U N Exit Contingencies Mentioned
Report notes that Dulles suggested possible circumstances under which leaving the United Nations might be justified, while indicating coolness toward such drastic action.
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Dulles
U. N
Public service message urges safer holidays
A public service notice urges drivers to reduce holiday deaths with careful driving. It emphasizes that the life you save may be your own and asks readers to act responsibly, acknowledging collaboration with The Advertising Council.
Food Is Flown To Flood Wracked Piedras Negras Mexico
Food truckloads were flown from Eagle Pass into Piedras Negras where at least 38 people died and 90 are missing as flood waters from the Rio Grande surge through the region. The Red Cross used three light planes to shuttle canned goods and 150000 tortillas across the river while officials in Del Rio limited aid from the U S side.
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Rio Grande
Piedras Negras
Mexico
American Red Cross
del Rio
Ciudad Acuna
U. S
Texas
West Texas
New
Alcon International
Falcon Lake
New Lake
Laredo
Stanley Favors Keeping Public School System
Richmond Virginia Gov. Stanley expresses strong support for maintaining a state public school system. He would back its continuation even if the Legislature attempts to abolish it, aiming to keep a barrier to ending public schools amid rulings on school desegregation. He avoids commenting on Del. Sam Pope’s local option proposal.
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Stanley
Supreme Court
Virginia
Del
Sam Pope
Southampton
Pope
Inmate Freed After 19 Years in Michigan Mental Hospital
Louise L. Hartway, 61, freed by Wayne County Circuit Judge Lila M. Neuenfelt after 19 years of confinement since 1935. The judge ruled there was insufficient evidence for commitment and noted Hartway's handwritten habeas corpus as valid. She prepared to reunite with her daughter in New Orleans with funds earned from card sales.
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Detroit
Michigan
Louise L. Hartway
Wayne County
Lila M. Neuenfelt
Town Completes 6th Year Without A Traffic Death
Fort Mill South Carolina reports its sixth consecutive year without a traffic fatality. Police noted no coordinated safety drive occurred during the 2 192 days covering the period.
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Fort Mill
S. C
Rubble Searched For Quake Victims
Rescue squads dug through quake wreckage in two central Philippines cities as aftershocks spread terror. Communication failures hinder casualty tallies. latest figures show 12 dead, four missing, 24 seriously injured and 100 with minor injuries.
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Manila
Philippines
Luzon
Crosby to appoint Reynolds as interim Nebraska senator
Gov Robert B. Crosby announces he will name Sam Reynolds an Omaha businessman aged 63 as interim successor to the late Senator Hugh A Butler in Nebraska. Reynolds succeeds Butler, filling the vacancy.
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Lincoln
Robert B. Crosby
Sam Reynolds
Omaha
Hugh A Butler
Neb
Building Strike Ends in Roanoke and Clifton Forge
The 32 day building strike that halted millions in Roanoke and Clifton Forge construction ends. Work will resume Tuesday on five major projects.
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FNDS
Roanoke
Clifton Forge
Legion to Install New Officers Tuesday Evening
Newly elected officers of Conrad Hoover Post 21 American Legion will be installed at the post monthly meeting to be held Tuesday at the Lions Shelter in Senseny Park. Kenneth C. Patton, former post commander, will supervise the installations. Officers assuming duties include Marshall Castleman commander Ralph Cain first vice commander Daniel Grimes second vice commander Shirley White third vice commander Lawrence Bell finance officer Roy Wickes chaplain George Snider sergeant at arms and William F. Schenck historian. Six executive board members named at the June meeting are Turner Sencindiver Jess Kiracofe Eugene Dearing Fred Donica Charles Auckerman and Kenneth Patton.
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Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Lion's Shelter
Senseny Park
Kenneth C. Patton
Marshall Castleman
Ralph Cain
Daniel Grimes
Shirley White
Lawrence Bell
Roy Wickes
George Snider
William F. Schenck
Turner Sencindiver
Jess Kiracofe
Eugene Dearing
Fred Donica
Charles Auckerman
Kenneth Patton
Rhee Rejects Ike Visit Over Korea Unrest
President Syngman Rhee said he cannot accept President Eisenhower's invitation to visit Washington due to unrest in Korea. He cited concerns over stability and security in the region.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Eisenhower
Washington
Korea
Power Dam Break Roils Porto Alegre Valley
A dam at Vila Ponte broke sending a flood down the river valley. Sixteen people are missing and three are dead. Officials warned of further collapses as rescue teams searched the debris. Authorities urged residents to evacuate areas downstream.
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Porto Alegre
Brazil
Vila Ponte
Record B47 Bombers Return From 6700 Mile Flight
Three Air Force B47 bombers returned to March Air Force Base California after a record nonstop flight to Japan covering 6700 miles in 15 hours.
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March Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Japan
Service Wednesday For Comdr Jennings
Funeral service for Commander Robert H. Jennings Jr USN who died in a jet crash at Memphis Naval Air Base will be held July 7 at 3 pm in the Fort Myer chapel with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. He earned the Navy Cross and Silver Star in the Pacific.
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Robert H. Jennings, Jr
USN
Memphis Naval Air Base
Fort Myer
Arlington National Cemetery
Jennings
Pacific
Washington
Roy Dalton
Arkadelphia
Ark
Norfolk
Commander Jennings
Robert H. Jennings
Joseph A. Massie
Robert Jennings, Jr
John Jennings
USA
Japan
Woman Admits Store Funds Lost Gambling
Los Angeles police hold former department store cashier Charlotte Howard 39 after she admitted embezzling 24000 dollars and using the money for gambling and vacations in Las Vegas Tijuana Mexico and Hawaii. She was arraigned on grand theft after a 4000 shortage was discovered.
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Las Vegas
New Tijuana Mexico
Hawaii
Charlotte Howard
Tijuana
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