Byrd predicts forced budget cuts in next year’s plan
Senator Byrd of Virginia said the economy drive will compel President Eisenhower to trim the next budget despite high spending in the current year. He cited the 73 billion dollars in new requests and warned Congress may not achieve his targeted six and a half billion dollar reduction. Byrd argued without spending cuts there would be no room for tax relief in an election year.
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Washington
Byrd
D-Va
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Congress Passes Revenue Bill Cutting Ike Requests Across Board
The measure sailed through on a 67 to 0 vote as lawmakers trimmed the president’s request. Total cuts reach 5.523 billion dollars, reducing Eisenhower’s figures to 461.757 million in additional reductions and a broader goal of 273.734 million beneath the initial request.
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Eisenhower
Doctor Claims Exercise Helps Normal Heart
New York AP report quotes Dr. J. W. Wilce of Columbus at the AMA convention saying properly adjusted exercise is safe for most hearts and does not cause disease. He cautions activity should fit the individual and notes no foolproof tests exist yet. He compares heart heredity to stubborn oaks or pliant poplars in stress.
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New York
J. W. Wilce
Columbus
Ohio
American Medical Association
Wilce
Muskrat Migration Marks Seasonal Pulse in Lethbridge
In Lethbridge Alberta residents note spring when muskrats move from Henderson on the east edge to the river on the west and return in fall. The seasonal pattern signals coastal commerce and river activity as the town observes wildlife cycles.
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Lethbridge
Alta
Henderson
Oldman Congress
Eisenhower
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