Budget Can't Be Balanced Sparkman Says
Washington address notes Senator Sparkman states the Eisenhower administration cannot balance the budget under current world conditions as US commitments remain. He cites the growing deficit, Humphrey testimony, and calls for deeper expense cuts while urging agencies to curb outlay.
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Sparkman
Washington
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Senate
John J. Sparkman
U. S
Treasury
George M
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Spaman
Eisenhower
Igus “Caleman
Strike Ends as Lumber Firms Restart Production
Eureka workers cleared a backlog as a three week strike ended. Hammond Lumber of Samoa Eureka employs 1100. Pacific Lumber of Scotia 1000. Holmes Eureka Lumber plans full output by week end. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers settles with a half day pay for nonduty workers and extra pay for delays and switching. Freight trains resume. passenger service starts Friday.
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Pacifi
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Hammond Lumber Company
Samoa
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Scotia
Tiburon
Marin County
Bavehae
Ridgway Warns Against Quick Victory by Mass Destruction
General Matthew B. Ridgway told Citadel military students in Charleston that a future war should not be expected to end quickly through mass destruction weapons. He reiterated that victory must be won by ground forces, warning against overreliance on high tech armaments.
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Charleston
D.C
Ims
Matthew B. Ridgway
Studets
Citadel
Army Chief of Staff
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Ridgway
Railroads Seek Settlements Over Pay for 22000 Conductors
In Washington the railroads and unions moved toward resolving pay disputes affecting about 22,000 conductors and 825,000 non operating employees. The talks cover a frozen five cent cost-of-living rise, a possible 21.50 monthly raise for Pullman conductors, and a hand of proposals on locomotive weight pay. Strikes have been deferred under a cooling off period.
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Washington
Earl Leighty
Jang
Pullman
National Railway Labor Act
Uion
Union
National Mediation Board
Eisenhower
Pullman! S
Dent
Guy Wise
White House denies peace talks report
Washington officials dismissed claims that the GOP leadership sought a meeting between President Eisenhower and Senate Republican leader William F. Knowland. Press Secretary Hagerty called the reports newspaper fiction and urged patience as talk of a possible meeting circulates ahead of the new Congress.
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White House
GOP
High Command
Eisenhower
Senate
William F. Knowland
Jarges C. Hagerty
California
Knowland
Joseph R. McCarthy
R- Wig
Hagerty
Cancer
Eiland
Congress
Wrong Guess Harrisburg Driving Suspect Claims Raced Police Car
A speeding suspect in Harrisburg said he did not stop when ordered by police because he believed the police car wanted to race. He provided the remark while being questioned after the traffic incident.
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Harrisburg
Path
Lawyers Study Evidence in Newsman's Sedition Trial
In Louisville Kentucky prosecutors and defense lawyers clash over admissibility of items seized at the home of Carl Braden a 40 year old Courier Journal copyreader accused under a 1920 sedator statute of teaching and advocating overthrow of the government. The case ties in an alleged bomb plot at a home linked to Andrew Wade a Negro as part of a Communist inspired scheme to foment racial disorder.
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Louisville, Ky
INS
Carl Bradny
Braden
Louisville Courier-Journal
Andrew Wade
Wade
L. R. Curtis
Kent Bixby
Bennon Bown
Bown
Pope Appears To Continue His Recovery
Pope Pius XII, 78, rested comfortably after hours of sleep and new medical treatment. A Vatican source says he is building strength as plans proceed to close the Marian year with a worldwide prayer and apostolic blessing tomorrow. Personal physician Galeazzi-Lisi led the new medicines after consulting other doctors.
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Pontiff
Riccardo Galeazzi
Ei Galeazzi-Lisi
State Unamerican Committee Hears Testimony About Medical Association
The State Un American Committee heard testimony on alleged Communist influence within the Los Angeles county medical association. Witnesses including Dr. J Philip Sampson and Dr. Louis A Alesen described efforts to combat perceived Communist encroachment and claimed infiltration in the medical profession since 1949.
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Associa Witz
Alexander Pennes
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Richard Lippman Iy Tee
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Pennes
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Lipzman
Murray Abo
Yester- Taff
Cedars Ti Lebanon Hospital
J. Philip Sampson
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Senate
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
United States
Calif
Louis A. Alesen
California Medical Association
Los Angeles County
Chester L. Roberts
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