Eisenhower Meets Study Panel On Government Streamlining
President elect Eisenhower spent two hours with a special committee to study and streamline the executive branch. The group, aided by Temple University, will provide recommendations based on a preliminary report presented to the general. Committee members include Nelson A. Rockefeller among others.
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James C. Hagerty
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Johnson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Area Churches Parade Today in Charleston downtown route
The Christmas parade sponsored by the Charleston and South Charleston Christian Youth Councils starts at 3 p m today. It will form on Brooks Street and travel along Kanawha Boulevard Capitol Street Lee Street and Bee to the Brooks area. Floats include Tell Me the Stories of Jesus The Story Book Telling the Story Today Angel Appearing in Mary At the Inn The First Noel Angel Appearing to Shepherds The Three Wise Men Away In a Manger A King Is...
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Nine Million Owed U S for Theft Of Stored Grain
The Agriculture Department faces nearly nine million dollars in claims from storage firms for embezzled government stored grain. Since cracking down 18 months ago, 46 firms were charged and 34 faced criminal action, with many cases tied up in court or bankruptcy proceedings. Officials aim to recover nearly ten million dollars, even if it means pursuing buyers of converted grain.
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Agriculture Department
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Prince in Crisis He Doubts Santa
Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace questions Santa Claus and ponders the magic of Christmas. A palace source notes his grandmother warned this would be his last Christmas to believe, while Charles sends a full list of requests to the North Pole.
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Two Fayette County crashes claim teens and injure seven
A 15 year old boy died and seven others were injured in Fayette County traffic crashes. Ralph Adkins of Handley died after a high speed collision on Route 60 near Longacre. Four injured teens were in critical condition at Laird Memorial Hospital. In a second crash near Gauley Mountain a south Charleston Marine skidded into a stone wall injuring his crew and a woman rider.
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Parents Pray as Bru Siamese Twins Fight for Life
In Chicago the parents of 1 month old Bru Siamese twins Rainey Dee and Roger Lee Brodie stay at the University of Illinois Neurohospital, praying for their sons despite Rainey Dee improving yet still critical and Roger Lee in a precarious condition near death. The couple Mr and Mrs Rayt Brodie keep vigil in a small hospital sitting room, trusting in God's hands and refusing despair.
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Mrs.Brodie
Air Force probes fatal crash that killed 80 servicemen
Generals from Tactical Air Command fly from Green-ville to lead a top level inquiry into yesterday's crash near Moses Lake Washington. Investigators comb wreckage strewn with snow and holiday wrapping as Congress calls for action following the disaster affecting 293 service members in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest.
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Solons Demand Quick Probe of Air Crash Series
Congressional leaders urged an immediate investigation into a string of Pacific Northwest to Alaska air crashes. Senator Richard Russell demanded an exhaustive inquiry and grounding of all Globemaster planes, while Pentagon officials said no single cause is yet evident.
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United Nations debates Soviet Korea war prisoner charges
Soviet delegate Andrei Gromyko accused the United States of massacring Communist war prisoners in Korea. Jessup called the charges false and slanderous. The steering committee voted to place the accusation before the General Assembly for discussion, with the Assembly later listing it as the agenda's final item.
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Military Sees Waste in Crisis Era Defense Spending
House investigators urge tighter review of 15 major bases amid claims the military inflated needs and rushed permanent construction during the Korean War. The subcommittee cites haste to replace usable structures and inter service rivalry, warning of nonessential projects funded by misleading reporting.
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Ya Pratehyens
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Hardy
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U S press urged to back global information treaty
Salem Statesman publisher Chearles A Sprague urged the United States to help craft a useful international freedom of information treaty despite U S opposition. He noted a rift between Western powers and smaller nations wary of agencies and unfair reporting and stressed understanding foreign attitudes in shaping policy. He argued for prudent U S involvement rather than a negative stance.
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Today’s Definition Classic
A wry note on a book people claim to have read but say they never rented, reflecting a playful misperception about ownership and access to literature.
Too Many Impulses Shirley Tries to Untangle Matrimonial Web
Shirley, 20, trapped in Denver jail on a petty theft complaint, has four marriages and one divorce. Born in Mount Pleasant, Michigan, she wed Donald Girvan at 16, then Gar ner King and Bernard Campbell in 1950, and Tommy Whited after a July 1950 move to Alabama.
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Allied Planes Plaster Reds In Korean Front Snow
Allied air units from American and South Korea bombed Communist ground positions along the left flank near Punchbawi Surcay as snow blankets the 155 mile front. Chinese forces retreated from Western Front positions after midnight, leaving key posts unopposed. Temperatures ran below freezing with up to five inches of snow and more powdery fallout reported.
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iGift Basket Nets All Time Record of over $16000
The 14 year old WCHS Gilt Basket program ended with more than 16000 raised for The Salvation Army in Kanawha County. Alfred W. Daniels of Cane Fork won a 1983 Dodge in the Tag The Car contest conducted with Tag Galyean. Final pledges surpassed 15945.89 by midnight and broadcast pledges kept coming in past 1 am.
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Cane Fork
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Tag Galyean
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Linville
Kanawha
Fire Levels Hinton High in Summers County
A blaze destroyed the main building of Hinton High School in Summers County West Virginia with an estimated loss of 409000. Superintendent J L Perry called the damage conservative and said the cause was undetermined. A U S Marine spotted the fire at 5 am and alerted the town. volunteers from Hinton and Beckley responded in a 44 minute effort.
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AFL to Settle For Taft Hartley Changes
President George Meany said the American Federation of Labor will settle for amendments to the Taft Hartley Act rather than full repeal. He cited election results as halting repeal efforts and described a goal to shape the law toward their preferred form.
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Speed Record Set by Mrs Auriel in French Jet
Jacqueline Auriel, a famed French aviatrix, smashed the women’s world speed mark by averaging 530.9 miles per hour over a 100 kilometer closed course in a French aircraft. She previously set a 309.3 mph record on May 1, 1951 between Istres and Avignon in southern France.
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Taftites Pushing For Labor Posts
The Taft wing seeks three seats on the Senate Labor Committee in the next Congress. Sources say they back Ser John M. Butler Ser and Goldwater for the posts and aim to replace Morse of Oregon who left the GOP. Republicans would hold a 7-6 edge with Taft and Aixer and Smith as peers.
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