Ike Sees More Jobless In New Trade Barriers
President Eisenhower warned Congress that new trade barriers would cost millions of American jobs and cripple the reciprocal trade program. He urged the public to reject those who vote to kill or cripple the policy and defended the program in a White House rally with Stevenson Nixon and Dulles.
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Richard M.nixon
John Foster Dulles
Sam Rayburn
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National Committee On Export - Import Policy
Eisenhower Expected to Veto Bill Freezing Farm Price Supports
Washington sources say President Eisenhower will veto a bill that would freeze 1958 farm price supports and 1959 planting allotments at 1937 levels. The move would reverse Benson issued cuts and block 1959 acreage reductions for cotton and rice. Democratic leaders urged signature, framing the measure as justice and a weapon against unemployment.
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Ezra T. Benson
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Congress
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Senate
Lyndonb. Johnson
Jurors Reprieve Ends After Brief Golf Outing
In Memphis Tennessee Judge Campbell allowed jurors a short golf course break on a fine spring day before reminding staff that other courts are in session. Jurors returned to court duties after the pause as the bench warned against leaving the building.
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Memphis. Tenn
Sam Campbell
Debra Paget Faces Trouble in Brief Marriage
Hollywood report says actress Debra Paget and singer David Street, wed about a week, remain living together in Beverly Hills but may separate as the marriage shows strain. Paget, 24, denies plans to end the union despite ongoing quarrels and recent divorces surrounding Street.
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Debra Paget
David Street
Beverly Hills
Street
May Bei
Paget
Sharon Lee
Las Vegas
Miss Paget
Parable Experiment Pays Off for Anglican Parish
London report says Rev H C Blackburnie of St Marys Anglican Church Harrow on the Hill Middlesex gave each of 300 parishioners one pound to invest as a test of the biblical Parable of the Talents. Results to Christmas showed about 5,500 pounds toward a 10,000 pound parish hall fund and bell repairs.
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Brown Campaign Seeks Labor Backing in Work Debate
California politics clash as Edmund Brown frames labor rights and economic leadership against Knowland. Brown touts work-claim as core and attacks Knowland record on jobs, federal power plans, and cost of living study.
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Cohen
Lin Hollywood
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River Power
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Auto Burial in Slide on U.S. 101A in Palisades
Workmen moved soil on the Pacific Palisades cliff slide that buried 20 feet of U S 101A highway. Authorities fear a cat may be buried beneath the rain soaked rubble as a 60 000 ton cliff mass compacts the roadway. Police reported two persons in a tiny foreign vehicle were involved as the slide blocked the highway.
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Calif
U.S. 101A
Pacific Palisades
Forrest P. Boniface
William H. Martin
Boniface
Senate approves local harbor bill for small craft marinas
Sacramento Senate approved 29 to 0 and sent to Gov Knight a bill enabling cities counties and local agencies to build small craft harbors and marinas. The measure allows revenue bonds to finance the projects and enables condemnation of property for harbor purposes.
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Sacramento
Thej Senate
Goodwin
Knight
River search for missing boy continues near Nelson home
Fargo authorities planned to drag the Red River for 2-year-old Karl Nelson after he vanished Thursday morning during a play session with his brother Eric and two friends. About 1,000 volunteers from Minnesota and North Dakota joined the fruitless rescue effort as police suspect the child may have fallen through the thin ice near the Nelsons' riverfront home.
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Red River
Karl Nelson
Minnesota
North Dakota
Eric
Oliver Nelson
Karl
Nelson Home
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Jumping Mouse of Denver Takes Long Leaps
A Denver report notes the jumping mouse is about three inches long yet can leap eight to ten feet reflecting remarkable athletic ability for its size.
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