Eisenhower OKs About Two Billion for Atomic Budget
President Eisenhower gave his approval to a roughly two billion dollar atomic energy budget for the next fiscal year after a 75 minute meeting with AEC Chairman Lewis Strauss. The plan aims to level the program at the two billion dollar level for the foreseeable future.
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Oak Park Minister To Address Cedar Rapids Bureau Event
Dr. Carl S. Winters, Oak Park Ill Baptist minister, speaks at the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Civic bureau Ladies night program on Wednesday after a 6 15 p m dinner. Reservations through EM 4 5135 by noon. The program features Wilson high school chorus under Terrence Carlson and transitions from outgoing chair H A Bill Waite to incoming Frank Hidinger.
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Oak Park
Ill
Civic Bureau
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Winters
Cedar Rapids Chamber
Wilson High School Chorus
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Bill” Waite
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Iowa Foster Care Needs More Money, Survey Finds
A Friday survey by the Iowa Association of Children's Agencies indicates most advisory board members and care workers favor more funds for foster care. Eighty one of 114 respondents advocate prioritizing foster family boarding homes, though no 1957 legislative proposals are planned.
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Mem- Des Moines
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Congress To Work On Presidential Disability Laws
House legal experts drafted legislation to allow the vice president to determine presidential disability and assume powers, with the president able to reclaim authority. Key members will push the plan after Jan. 3, 195?, as Eisenhower previously faced health issues and Justice Department review. The measure seeks a congressional forum for defense and clear authority for the vice president, though lawmakers expect little initiative from a future VP.
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House
Congress
Eisenhower
Justice Department
Subcommittee
Death Penalty for Sgt. Schick Upheld
The U.S. court of military appeals upheld the death sentence for Army Master Sgt. Maurice L. Schick for the 1953 murder of eight-year-old Susan Rothschild in Japan. The 2–1 ruling affirmed the 1954 conviction and sentence. Judge Latimer dissented.
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U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Maurice L. Schick
Susan Rothschild
Japan
Board of Review
Appeals ‘Court
George E. Latimer
Homer Ferguson
Robert Quinn
Soviet to Release Jap Prisoners of War
In Tokyo Soviet officials announce amnesty for all POWs and fishermen seized during poaching along the Bulgarin line north of Japan. Sergei Tichvinsky says Russians will arrest further violators after the amnesty. Japan informs Moscow it is prepared to open formal diplomatic relations as ratifications near.
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Soviet Union
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Ichiro Kono
Bulgarin Line
Japan
Kinya Niizeki
Moscow
Mamoru Shigemitsu
N. T. Federenko
Rose Hill Lumber Yard Operator Dies Suddenly
Verne Wymore, 50, operator of the Rose Hill lumber yard and state trustee in the Eagles lodge, died Friday evening. Services will be held in Rose Hill Monday afternoon.
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Verne Wymore
Eagles Lodge
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