Eisenhower Finalizes Plan to Combat U.S. Slump
President Eisenhower completed an anti-recession plan to extend unemployment benefits by up to 12 weeks and boost buying power, with funding from the Treasury to be repaid by states. He weighs a housing bill of 1.89 billion dollars and may veto a farm price support freeze, while tax relief and public works options face debate among lawmakers.
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Jack Frost Tramples on Cherry Trees
Washington officials say the 32nd Cherry Blossom Festival will open on schedule despite bare trees. The event will feature 53 cherry blossom princesses 50 drill teams and many bands though blossoms are absent. A man in a Jack Frost costume will appear at events as cold weather persists.
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Nasser backed power shifts hit Syria and Saudi Arabia
From Damascus to Cairo and Riyadh, major changes consolidate Gamal Abdel Nasser influence. Syria’s top general Bizri reportedly resigns after pro-Communist officer moves. In Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Faisal assumes premier and foreign minister powers, curbing King Saud’s authority. Reports speak of mass arrests in Syria as Cairo reports unfold.
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French Nab al Deserter
Police in Saint Quentin say 31 year old American Army deserter Wayne Powers hid for 14 years in a local woman’s home and fathered five children. He lived with his common law wife and their kids beneath the stairs. Powers was captured Saturday at Mont Dorigny and may be turned over to the Army for desertion in wartime.
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Dulles Hails Aid Spending During Senate Testimony
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged continued foreign aid as essential to curb the U.S. business slump and protect national security. He warned cuts would harm domestic employment and security while backing Eisenhower's $3.9 billion request as vital, as Senator Sparkman noted possible extensions with cuts likely.
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Engle Begins State Drive for U S Senate Bid
Rep Slair Engle of California starts a week long campaign in state to file nomination papers in Red Bluff Friday. He will join Atty Gen Edmund G Brown for a California Democratic summit in San Francisco and outline specific state and federal proposals during the tour.
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Pat) Brown
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Daily Review notices at California post offices
Watered at Post Offices Bayword California March 5 879 notice under the act at Congress. Address for communications 250 Winton Ave EY Call The Daily Review rates center one month 1.30. Winton Ave Baron Lmed A Ba County California. Jefferson T5315 16210 Andro Office San Leandro City Eat Larkhaven Enterville Office 158 South Main Street. Centerville Bird November Audit Bureau A circulation.
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Doctor Flies To Churchill In France Visit
Lord Moran, Churchill's physician, flies from London to Roquebrune, France, to see the ailing statesman with pneumonia complications. He travels with Mrs. Mary Soames. Doctors say no emergency and no cause for alarm. Churchill recently suffered pneumonia and pleurisy, showing respiratory illness symptoms after postponing return home.
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Britain
Italy Christian Democrats Launch General Campaign In Rome
In Rome the Christian Democrats opened their general elections campaign with support from leaders and rallies. In Camp Lejeune North Carolina about 10,000 Marines staged an amphibious showing as a forceful welcome to the party amid Cold War flare-ups. Interior Minister Tambroni was among the main speakers as the party braces for the May 25 elections.
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Huge profits cited in-law of Mamie Eisenhower
Rep Peter Mack reports Gordon Moore Mamie Eisenhower's brother in law earned 188000 over five years from firms with government business. Moore denied trying to influence agencies under oath last week. The House subcommittee will resume hearings Tuesday on Miami Channel 26 and question current and former FCC members, with Channel 10 probe deemed finished and Easter legislative changes planned.
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Hope Says Russians Didn't Laugh at Jokes in Moscow Raid
Los Angeles comedian Bob Hope said Russian officials did not laugh at his jokes and that someone rummaged through his gag file in his Moscow hotel room during a six day visit. He returned home Sunday with a Cossack hat and pocketful of new wise cracks.
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