Demos Push Belt Tightening for More Missile Funds
Democratic leaders urged military belt tightening to free funds for missiles while preserving a balanced budget. Senators Knowland and Russell said defense needs and tax policy must align with a near 72 billion dollar outlay. they favored targeted cuts and no deficit spending, while some warned against cutting civilian services.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
White House
Congress
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Carroll
D-Cole
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
M Mies
Spee
Five Mississippians killed in Dothan crash near hill
Highway Patrol identified Wesley H. Cutts 30 of near Greenville Betty H Bowles 34 Middleton Lyle Threet 12 Lester Percy Bowles 7 and Jimmy Clayton Bowles 2 all of Ackerman Miss as crash victims. One injured survivor J E Threet about 10 remained in critical condition. The accident on U S Highway 84 occurred about 5 15 a m two miles east of Dothan when Bowles attempted to pass in a no passing zone. The truck occupants Benjamin L Goodwin 23 Fort Worth Texas and John H Bond Dallas Texas sustained minor injuries.
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Dothan
Highway Patrol
Here
Wesley H. Cutts
Near Greenville
Miss
Betty H. Bowles
Middleton Lyle Threet
Lester Percy Bowles
Jimmy Clayton Bowles
Rt. 2
Ackerman
Threet
M. S. Vickery
Claude Prior
Benjamin L. Goodwin
Fort Worth
Tex
John H. Bond
Dallas
Medical Center Bids Studied in Alabama
University of Alabama Medical Center officials and architects review bids for a new research building. Daniel Construction Co. of Birmingham appears to have the low bid at 2,032,000 dollars, but no contract until voters approve a bond issue on December 17. A federal grant of one million dollars is approved with state matching funds. If the bond passes, a contract could be awarded shortly after January 1. Bids were opened Tuesday.
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Birmingham
University of Alabama Medical Center
Daniel Construction Co
Robert C. Berson
University
Sports Editor Dies At Baseball Meet
Stuart Dunbar 55 sports editor of the Topeka Journal died of a heart attack in Colorado Springs after attending a baseball event. He collapsed in a hotel lobby following a banquet at the major minor league camp. Dunbar had walked about five blocks in the city before dinner.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Stuart Dunbar
Topeka
Kan
Journal
Dunbar
Strick- Dunbar
Third Klansman Given 20 Years For Mayhem
In Birmingham 45-year-old Jesse W. Mabry was convicted and sentenced to up to 20 years by a Circuit Court jury for the mutilation of a Negro man. The case stemmed from a Labor Day night incident at a Klan lair. two others were previously convicted and two more await trial. Mabry’s appeal was filed and bond set at $20,000.
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Birmingham
Jesse W. Mabry
Aaron
Alta L. King
Mabry
Joseph Takes On Two Tabori Plays For Broadway Next Season
Producer Robert L. Joseph adds two George Tabori works to Broadway schedule. The Absent Minded Murders and Brouhaha will be presented as separate shows next season.
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New York
Robert L. Joseph
Broadway
Joseph
George Tabori
Tabori
Brouhaha
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