Farmers To Impose Rules In New Government Plan
Washington notes indicate the Eisenhower administration will avoid broad production limits and rely on farmer imposed rules. Secretary Benson outlines a voluntary soil bank paying 400 million dollars next year to remove land from surplus crops, with quotas remaining for wheat cotton tobacco peanuts and possibly rice.
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Voluntary Soil Bank
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Park Avenue Truman president Eisenhower quotes on Averell
President Eisenhower told Republican congressional leaders he regards Gov Averell as a political ally and potential partner in shaping policy Washington sources report. The remarks came amid ongoing debates over domestic programs and party strategy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Averell
Harriman of New York as Park Avenue Truman
A fragment mentions Harriman of New York in connection with Park Avenue and the name Truman. The text hints at a public or political context but provides few concrete details or actions.
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Harriman
New York
Park Avenue
Truman
Syria Calls Security Council Meet Over Israeli Attack
United Nations officials report Syria expects the Security Council to convene soon to address Damascus protests against Israel's strike on Syrian posts in Galilee, highlighting regional tensions and diplomatic maneuvering at U.N. headquarters.
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United Nations
N. Y
Syria
Security Council
Damascus
Israel
Galilee
Burglar Leaves Mess After Downtown Cigar Store Break-In
In Sacramento a burglar who could not spell left a note The catts was here after breaking into a downtown cigar store. William Gianastrasio, owner, reported cigarettes cigars cash beer and sandwiches stolen and the shop in disarray.
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Sacramento
Calif
William Gianastrasio
UN Membership Denied In Security Council Vote
The plan to add 18 new United Nations members was defeated as Nationalist China vetoed Outer Mongolia and the Soviet Union vetoed the 13 non Communist applicants. Only one of four remaining Communist applicants won a council vote. Supporters considered referring the issue back to the General Assembly or convoking an interim assembly next spring to resolve unfinished business. Canadian Paul Martin, leading the package, remained hopeful the issue could still be settled.
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N. Y.P
General Assembly
Security Council
China
Outer Mongolia
Soviet Union
Sembly
Paul Martin
Dorothy McGuire Seeks Divorce Amid Publicity
Singer Dorothy McGuire of the Arthur Godfrey troupe sues Sgt. John Henry Brown for divorce. Both sides accuse each other of cruelty, with McGuire noting that their Air Force life was marred by publicity. The case follows public interest sparked two years ago by Julius La Rosa's dismissal from the troupe.
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Bunnell
Dorothy McGuire
Arthur Godfrey
Miss McGuire
John Henry Brown
Air Force
Godfrey
Julius la Rosa
Dorothy
Dingell Wins Detroit Seat in 15th District Win
Democrat John Dingell Jr. defeated Republican Thomas E. Brennan to succeed his late father as Michigan's representative in the 15th District. The victory solidifies party control in a heavily Democratic area.
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Detroit
John Dingell Jr
Thomas E. Brennan
Michigan
15Th
St Benedict's Beats Kansas City U 91 64 in Big Clash
St Benedict's College of Atchison defeated Kansas City University 91 to 64 as Bob Morgan scored 19 for KCU. St Benedict's trailed 10 2 early but led 37 to 29 at halftime with Bob Veale top scoring for the victors with 17 points.
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St. Benedict’s College of
St. Benedict's
Bob Veale
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