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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...United States and Iran are expected to go ahead with negotiations for a direct security agreement, the Washington dispatches said...
...which the Administration will gain some minor points, give ground on others to proponents of more extensive subsidies. Already dead, apparently, is the President's idea of lifting all ceilings on FHA mortgage insurance, the backbone of the private-enterprise housing program. Instead, Congress is moving in the direction of handing out $5 billion of mortgage insuring authority for the rest of this fiscal year, $5 billion for next. Nearly dead too, is Ike's idea of cutting out public housing authorizations, of raising the local share of land costs in urban renewal. Democratic housing leaders last week...
...Cambridge Drama Festival has announced that one of its productions this summer will be Macbeth, with Siobhan McKenna as Lady Macbeth. Jose Quintero will direct and Jason Robards, Jr. may play the title role. Miss McKenna and Quintero planted a mountain laurel yesterday, for the benefit of photographers, on the site of the Metropolitan Boston Arts Center, where the Festival will present its season...
Siobhan McKenna, Irish actress, will star in the first play to be presented at the Metropolitan Boston Arts Center (MeBAC). Jose Quintero will direct the play, which will open the tent theatre on Soldiers Field Road early in July...
...Dominique he left an estate of 6 billion francs (then $375 million), which was promptly contested by his relatives. Under French law a widow ordinarily has the use of her husband's fortune while she is alive but cannot bequeath it to anyone save a direct heir. The Guillaumes had been childless in nine years of marriage; yet now the rumor spread that, surprisingly, the beautiful Madame Guillaume was pregnant. Ten months later a baby boy appeared in her household. In 1941 she formally adopted the child, named him Jean-Pierre Guillaume, though he was often called Paulo...