Eisenhower Stifles Formosa Troop Base Rumors
President Eisenhower ended talk of deploying sizable U S ground troops on Formosa saying no recommendation supports a permanent station there. He noted MAAGs train Nationalist forces but no plan for a permanent American base, refuting a circulating rumor and clarifying U S military posture.
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MeB&PW Club Meets Tonight At Gem Café
The Business and Professional 45 Women’s club will hold the final meeting of the year at the Gem Cafe. Members are urged to attend at 7 o clock to conclude the whip contest ongoing for three months.
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Strikers Reject Eden's Appeal to End Walkouts
London June G6. Striking engineers and firemen reject Prime Minister Eden's call to end the rail walkouts. Noel Pinches, head of the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen, says the union will study the appeal while warning work must begin again for negotiations. The strike risks widening as 300,000 idle and a new trans Atlantic walkout threaten further disruption.
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Texas Legislature Nears End of Its First Payless Session
In Austin on June 6 lawmakers edge toward adjournment after approving a 98 million budget balancing tax package to fund a 1.525 billion spending plan. Key items left include loan shark curbs and Trinity River Authority measures as the session winds down.
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Air Force to expand defense bases amid Russia air power threat
Sen. Henry M. Jackson says the Air Force requests an extra 16 million to enlarge fighter bases as part of a broader buildup driven by Soviet air power. Jackson urges faster interceptor production. no current interceptor meets new intruder bomber threats. Defense leaders seek a 300 million budget increase to fund B 52 production. Austin Jones, 44, dies in accidental torture incident while helping remove a tree near Stoughton Wisconsin.
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Hospital Notes from Alien Memorial Hospital
List of patients admitted and discharged. Admitted include O. L. McRae Bonham Kelly Brown Ravenna Floyd C Crownover Bonham and others. Dismissed patients include Mrs Jack Richardson Codd Citys and Mrs Chester Burk Bonham along with several Bonham residents and Dallas visitor Frances Hodges.
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