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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1955
Page
7
In a 290 231 party line decision the House of Commons backed the Conservative governments anti inflation program. Chancellor Richard A Butler defended the economy as sound while Labor labeled the plan gloomy and depressing. He rejected calls to curb dollar imports and announced a higher down payment for installment purchases.
Public and private sector bodies plan significant reductions in capital expenditures leading to tighter infrastructure and project budgets. Authorities cite tighter finances and reallocations as reasons, signaling a cautious economic stance across government and industry.
The first Kansas Cow Belles graduate scholarship in meats at Kansas State College goes to Ruby Franklin of Oxford. The $250 award supports meat research and promotes its use while Franklin, a 1953 K State graduate, has taught home economics in Lebanon and Minneapolis Kansas.
Soviet Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev left East Berlin by plane for Moscow after a three day visit with East German leaders and diplomats. Bulganin praised East German workers and wished continued success for a unified Germany. Khrushchev urged unity within an all European security framework and warned against aligning with a rearming West Germany. The Mosquito note closes the article.
Secretary of the Air Force Harold Talbott told Senate investigators he was leaving the Mulligan & Co management firm with a 50 percent stake. He said he decided July 22 to dissolve the partnership and is taking legal steps to divest his role. Eisenhower said he will decide after the inquiry whether Talbott improperly used his office.
Windsor reports a steam whistle at Hiram Walker’s distillery went out last night after a hiccuping start. The device produced 15 seconds of noise then 15 seconds of silence before jamming and blowing steadily for five minutes, until someone corked it.
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