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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1955

Page

8

Monroney Probes Minetti CAB Seat Amid Party Affiliation Questions

Sen. A. S. Monroney says he is examining if G. Joseph Minetti can legally sit on the Civil Aeronautics Board and whether the New Yorker is truly a Democrat as a party affiliation issue is raised. He also notes open hearings set for Jan. 4 on splitting CAA from the Commerce Department to form an independent agency.

Washington A. S Mike Monroney D-Okla G. Joseph Minetti Civil Aeronautics Board Congress Monroney Senate Aviation Subcommittee Minetti CAB Civil Aeronautics Administration Commerce Department Commerce Sinclair Weeks CAA Fred

Ministers Seek to Reshuffle Transportation Agencies

The article notes Erick B. Lee to yield space for a political appointee and to gain control of transportation policy. It explains the CAB as an independent agency under the CAA and mentions D-Okla. Sen Josh Lee’s successor, Minetti, serving a recess appointment on the CAB. Monroney questions legality of a two to three hour swearing in before Congress reconvenes.

Erick B. Lee CAA CAB Minetti Federal Maritime Board Haseen Josh Lee D-Okla Congress Senate Monroney

Education TV doubles stations as 1955 growth continues

Washington reports the Committee for Educational TV says the number of broadcasting stations rose from freight stations to 18 in 1955, reaching an estimated potential audience of 39 million. Planned expansion could bring reach to 46 million, with family and general information dominating programming and a variety of adult courses and in school programs for credits. North Dakota cattle population also rose for the fourth straight year in 1954 per the Agriculture Department marketing service.

Washington Educational Television Committee For Edu Lcational TV North Dakota Agriculture Department Marketing Service

Hope Avoids Serious Injury After Stage Fall Abroad

Comedian Bob Hope was photographed in London after a fall on stage in Iceland while entertaining U S troops with strongwoman Joan Rhodes. He described pain and a headache and said doctors may take more X rays to confirm injuries. Hope planned to resume filming in London Wednesday.

London Bob Hope Hope Iceland Joan Rhodes Miss Rhodes Ieek Ike

Wisconsin hunters long term and new trends in deer hunting

Wisconsin conservation officials report many deer hunters persist for decades with about one in five hunting 20 years or more and one in eight for 25 years or more. Half have under 10 years, most starting after World War II. only one in 16 are new greenhorns.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Conservation Department

Russians Seek 1956 Budget Cut in Defense Spending

Moscow reports the 1956 budget to the Supreme Soviet shows defense at 1024 billion rubles, a 914 billion reduction from 1955 to fund public economy and culture. Finance Minister Arseny Zverev presented the plan with a projected 23.1 billion ruble surplus and total expenditures of 568.8 billion rubles against 91.9 billion rubles revenue.

Roy Essoyan Moscow Soviet Union Arseny Zverev Supreme Soviet Bulganin Communist Party Nikita S. Khrushchev Zverev U. S

Government plans atomic power stations amid modest budget report

Zverev announced the government will build several atomic power stations of 5 000 and 100 000 kilowatt capacity. No details were given. Western observers said the budget report appeared moderate and routine and devoid of usual jibes at Western nations and no attacks on capitalists or imperialist warmongers.

Zverev

Family To Vote On Politics InDes Moines

Gov Leo Hoegh plans a family referendum on his political future asking wife Mary Lou and daughters Kristin and Janis to vote on whether he should run for governor. Each vote counts equally and Hoegh will abide by the result.

Des Moines Leo Hoegh Mary Lou Kristin Janis Hoegh

Milwaukee Plans To Encourage Arts and Culture

Milwaukee Allied Arts Inc files incorporation in Madison to coordinate patronage of culture and the arts. About 160 groups show interest. membership open to all, functioning as a clearing house for cultural groups and activities. Rockefeller groups from New York expected to visit for arts festival at the Milwaukee venue drawing tourists.

Milwaukee Madisor Milwaukee Allied Arts, Inc Fredskee I i Miller Memorial Theatre Savion New York Rockefeller Integral Center Milway

Better Roads Road to a Superior State Highway System

A call to action urging support for the state highway program and informing legislators to pave all main roads with safe concrete that keeps annual costs low.

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