Allies assured by U S of defense aims in NATO talks
Secretary Dulles told NATO ministers that President Eisenhower’s plan remains unchanged and the United States will not cut its European forces. He cautioned against waiting for Soviet promises and emphasized verification of disarmament commitments. Adenauer urged strict permanent control of all armaments.
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Steinbeck Criticized Then Given Honor
Oklahoma critics of The Grapes of Wrath praised Steinbeck after Governor Gary named him to the state’s Oklahoma Boosters staff. Steinbeck defended his portrayal of Dust Bowl travelers saying he did not mean to offend Oklahomans and that they were heroic in their trials.
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Farm Programs Called Failures
Secretary Benson said major provisions of prescient farm laws are failures and urged Congress to improve programs. He criticized late 1930s crop controls and the 1954 flexible price supports, praised current wide price-setting flexibility, and cited a technological farm surge making old controls obsolete.
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Senators Oppose Government Airline Facility Charge
Senators Monroney and Schoeppel oppose Eisenhower’s proposal to charge airlines for airway facilities. They warn the plan could require higher subsidies or higher passenger fares and say it would likely affect airline economics.
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Monroney
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Eisenhower Proposal on User Charges for Air Transport
The text describes President Eisenhower’s 18 April letter to Speaker Rayburn outlining ten ideas to improve federal bureaucracy. One proposal suggested user charges for federal airway facilities to relieve the public from subsidizing government services offering special benefits. It notes the Civil Aeronautics Administration currently provides communications traffic handling and airport control facilities for air transport.
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