Indonesia Parliament Election Signals US Friendly Shift
United Press reports Indonesia will hold its first parliamentary election Thursday. Premier Burhanuddin Harahap’s Masjumi party is expected to form a strong coalition, likely shifting policy away from Peiping Red China. Indonesia’s vast population and resources underline its strategic importance despite internal revolts and corruption probes surrounding former leaders. Harahap, 38, a reformer with a wartime past and a law background, is seen as a cautious Western-leaning figure who may steer Indonesia toward neutrality with a tilt to the United States.
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Senator Phillips Stamp Spender Sets Postage Record
Austin report cites Senator Jimmy Phillips of Angleton as the letter-writingest lawmaker. An audit of the Senate Contingent Expense committee shows Phillips used 2047.70 in stamps from Dec 13, 1954, to Sept 12, 1955, versus 871 for Senator Weinert of Seguin.
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Carnation Names Sales Agent Here for Baytown Area
Bill G. Cloar is named Carnation Co sales representative for Baytown La Porte Crosby and Liberty. He previously worked for Miller Dairy Co Sealtest Ice Cream Co and served four years in the Marine Corps. Cloar a Mayfield Kentucky native and resident of Baytown is married with two daughters. The note also lists Phillips and Weinert expense figures for a separate state matter.
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Baytown
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Liberty
Miller Dairy Co
Mayfield
Sealtest Ice Cream Co
Washville
Tenn
Navy probes planes that won't fly after deadly tests
A House subcommittee opened an inquiry into reports that the Navy bought about 60 jet fighters that could not fly and that two test pilots were killed. The investigation follows deliveries from McDonnell Aircraft Corp at Lambert Field and engines by Westinghouse.
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Navy
Chet Holifield
Cal
House
Navy Operations Subcwamistee
Holifield
Subramnitice
Frank M. Kersten
D-Mo
William , Dawson
Dawson
Farsson
McDonald Aircraft Corp
Lambert- St. Louis
Pauley Plans Dinner for Truman Memorial
Edwin W. Pauley, oilman and former treasurer, announced a November dinner in Los Angeles to raise money for the Harry S. Truman Memorial Library. He said details would come from the former President's Kansas City office. Pauley flew to Mexico City after leaving for the trip.
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Edwin W. Pauley
Harry S. Tueman
Pauley
Kansas City
Truman
Mexico City
Dr Paz Delays Return To Argentina
New York desk reports Dr A Gainza Paz publisher of La Prensa af Buenos Aires says he will defer an immediate return to Argentina. He cites lack of time for preparations and commitments here but maintains confidence La Prensa will be restored to its owners.
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A. Gainza Paz
la Prensa
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Man Pleads Innocent To Uranium Fraud
DETROIT UP T Kenneth Buzard 55 Phoenix AI pleads innocent Monday to charges of fraudulent representations of a uranium mine in telephone conversations from California to Michigan FBI agents arrested Buzard in a Detroit hotel and said he induced Michigan residents to invest 26000 in an exhausted uranium mine The case is federal due to interstate commerce Bond set at 1000 Bone china may contain 4 to 80 percent powdered bone in the clay mixture.
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Detroit
T. Kenneth Buzard
Phoenix
California
Michigan
FBI
Busard
Bugard
Segregation Group Forms In Marshall Texas
A new segregation group called the Citizens Council operates in Marshall Texas carrying pro South messages. Led by Littlejohn the council traces its origins to Mississippi and its leadership includes Eble, with members and backers spreading through the region as described in the report.
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Tex
South
Texas
Citizens Council
Mississippi
Littlejohn
Littejohn
Marshall Council
R. R. C. Hargrove
Roby Key
Trensurer
Dean B. E. Masters
Kilgore
Celelege
No Ruling On Ike's Powers Necessary
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. said the Denver bulletin on President Eisenhower's illness might negate the need for a legal opinion on delegating presidential power. He noted the news was encouraging and could ease daily government operation during the president's illness.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell Jr
Denver
Eisenhower
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Arlier
Brownell
Denver News
38,000 More Texas Farms In Operation
The Bureau of Census shows Texas had 331,867 farms last year, up from 292,946 in 1950, an increase of more than 38,000 farms in operation. Washington report notes the 195¢ total reflects growth in the decade.
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