Burnet Seeks Higher Interior Budget for 88 Million Increase
Washington AP reports the Eisenhower administration will ask Congress to raise the Interior Department budget by 88 million dollars for the new fiscal year starting July 1. The plan boosts the Reclamation Bureau to about 250 million, Indian Bureau by roughly 7.5 million for education and welfare, and National Park Service to over 104.5 million with added construction, management, protection, and maintenance funds.
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Rambler Buyers Given $25 Bonds
Clyde Jones announces a Progress Sharing program awarding $25 bonds to eight Rambler buyers who purchased cars in December. American Motors will mail bonds through March 1. National sales rose 13.6 percent in December, with Baytown up 100 percent.
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Clyde Jones
American Motors Corp
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Soviet Confirms Indonesia Arms Pact
The Soviet Union confirmed an agreement to supply arms to Indonesia, signed last week in Moscow. Indonesian Security Minister Nasution and Foreign Minister Subandrio headed the mission. Tass cited purchase of material vital to Indonesia’s armed forces and Moscow pledged support over West New Guinea tensions.
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Subandrio
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Anastay I. Mikoyan
Eisenhower Must Take Pennsylvania Driver Exam
Harrisburg report notes President Eisenhower would face the state's strict driver licensing test if he seeks a state license. Commissioner QC. D. Shipley said the president has shown strong traffic safety interest and would not expect special exemptions. Eisenhower plans to consider buying a car, with a home near Gettysburg.
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18 Inch Fish Hits Winter Haven Woman Half Million Claim
In Tampa Louise Sheridan 40 wins a $10 000 prize after finding a tagged 18 inch bass from a Schlitz sponsored contest. Her husband Lee 41 a World War II veteran accompanied her to collect the award. Over 2 000 fish were released last month in various waters with tags for $2 or more. Sheridan caught one of four $10 000 tagged fish.
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Winter Haven
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