Military Feud Blamed on Eisenhower and Defense
Washington editors blame President Eisenhower for an Army Air Force feud over defense strategy that became public. Sen. O Mahoney says delay in work caused the clash, Kefauver calls for a swift settlement to avoid a national scandal, and Sen. Jackson criticizes Secretary Wilson for weak leadership. Mahon says interservice rivalry may influence outcomes while Case calls the flareup healthy competition.
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Armed Services
New Power Fight Looms in Congress Over Federal Power
A House subcommittee report urges President Eisenhower to dismiss Interior Undersecretary Clarence A. Davis and Assistant Secretary Fred G. Anschultz for favoring private utilities over cooperatives in federal power sales. It accuses the administration of coercing electric cooperatives into unfavorable mergers, warning of a looming gigantic private monopoly.
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Trapeze Artist Falls in S F Show
In San Francisco 88 year old Rosa Gold Phahin Viennese trapeze artist was seriously injured last night after a 40 foot fall at the Shrine Circus in Civic Auditorium. She was rushed to Children’s Hospital with a broken arm leg possible broken back and internal injuries in extremely critical condition. The accident occurred when she missed a trapeze bar held by her husband Andre and Francesco Rinetti.
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Jobs for Grads Outlook Good Says Labor Dept
The Labor Department told high school graduates that job prospects this year and next should be good. It urged them to pursue education and specialized training, noting completion of high school is very important for many entry jobs and advancement opportunities.
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Labor Department
Eisenhower halts leasing of surplus crop lands
President Ike orders a halt on leasing federally owned lands for growing surplus price supported crops. No current leases end, but new leases will ban cultivation of surplus crops. Grazing lands and wildlife refuges are unaffected, with focus on aligning farmland leasing with surplus reduction goals.
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Truman Backs Eisenhower Foreign Policy in Rome
Former President Harry S. Truman urged Americans to support the U S foreign policy as outlined by President Eisenhower. He spoke to about 200 U S embassy workers and met with Italian President Giovanni Gronchi, noting political differences but urging unity in backing the government.
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Soviet Withdrawals Cut East German Army Strength
Soviet Union said to reduce its large army by 1,200,000 men and pulled three divisions from East Germany over the weekend. East German radio reported two Soviet Air Force divisions left Brandenburg to return to the USSR and another unit returned on Friday, type unclear.
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Famed Author Rappalo Dies in Nursing Home
Mary Rappalo, once praised by George Bernard Shaw as the incomparable Max, dies at age six in a nursing home. The 3-year-old author, famed in Britain's Edwardian era, had been living in the facility here yesterday.
House Leader Opposes Farm Bill Provisions
Washington A House Democratic farm leader Rep. Poage accused two Senate-passed provisions of causing bigger grain surpluses and low spirits prices for cattle hogs chickens and eggs. He urged Senate negotiators to back down on allowing unrestricted wheat for feed and boosting supports for oats barley grain sorghum and rye. he favored a 14 percent boosts with acreage limits.
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Halcyon Card Party Promotes Youth Activities
San Leandro Halcyon Dads club hosts a card party at Halcyon school at 8 p.m. Friday with proceeds funding youth activities. Prizes will be awarded for carats whist bridge and pinocle.
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Roosevelt May Wed Again After Divorce Over Reports of New Marriage
Rep James Roosevelt faces a divorce pending finalization in June and avoids commenting on private life. A close friend cites plans to wed Mrs Ania Owen of Detroit, while Roosevelt declines to confirm or deny. No mention of the rumored woman appears in his wife's 1954 divorce case accusing misconduct with three women.
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Washington
Nevada Crash Kills Yorgesson
Nevada police report that artist Yogi Yorgesson, real name Harry EB Stewart, died in a vehicle crash 18 miles north of Tonopah on state route BA. Investigators say he may have fallen asleep at the wheel around 4 p.m. His wife was en route from Beverly Hills for funeral arrangements.
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Robert Falk Named Daily Californian Full Term Editor
Berkeley's Robert Falk, a 20 year old senior from Bell California, is selected as full term editor of the Daily Californian. The position is noted in a paid political ad context, reflecting campus media leadership.
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Robert Falk
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Daily
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University of California
Frogman disciplinary action linked to Eden report
The Daily Express says Prime Minister Anthony Eden ordered disciplinary measures after the missing frogman incident. Three junior officers were transferred. the inquiry is expected to remain unresolved publicly. The case centers on Cmdr. Lionel Crabb who vanished April 19 while near Russian warships during a visit that brought Soviet leaders to Britain.
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Ohio woman flier dies in Cuba race crash
Marjorie Miller of Reynoldsburg and her co pilot Bonnie Butler of Zanesville, both from Ohio, were in the seventh annual 1500 mile inter national women's air race from Hamilton Ontario to Varadero Beach, Cuba. Miller was killed when their twin engine Beechcraft Bonanza overran a runway and plunged off a cliff. Butler was hospitalized with a fractured arm and possible internal injuries amid a crash that followed their 14th place finish. The race winner was Marion Betzler of Columbus who earned trophies and $608. Other finishers included Doris Barret of Elko, Nevada, and Virginia Richardson of Yakima, Washington.
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