Economy Fight Shapes Ike Budget Battles in Congress
The article outlines President Eisenhower defending a $71.8 billion budget while urging restraint. It cites inflation fears, GOP and Democratic splits, and ongoing Congressional action on large appropriation bills. It notes Lyndon Johnson's figures, public works overruns, and unresolved defense and foreign aid outlays. Also mentions Ivan Shaw and Jim Harrison visiting county.
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Congress
Senate
House
Committee
Lyndon Johnson
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Idaho Falls and Los Angeles Livestock Market Totals
Livestock price lists show mixed cattle and hog values across Idaho Falls and Los Angeles. Cattle demand remained active with steady to higher quotes. hogs, calves, and sheep followed weekly trend with modest gains and steady cows and bulls.
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Butte
Idaho Falls
LOS Angeles Livestock
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
U.S
Coopers Honored At Church Party Before Montana Move
The Methodist Sunday school and Woman's Society hosted a 7:30 Tuesday evening party for church families. Guests of honor were Mr and Mrs W A Cooper who will depart Thursday for Wibaux Montana where Mr Cooper is appointed superintendent of the city's schools for the coming year. He has served on the Western College faculty.
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Methodist Sunday School and Woman’s Society
W. A. Cooper
Coopers
Wibaux
Mont
Cooper
Western College
Budget Bureau halts expenditures under new budget plan
The Budget Bureau asked departments and agencies to hold expenditures to last year's level of about $70 billion, nearly $2 billion under the President's $71.8 billion budget. Democratic leaders assailed the administration as Congress moved through new appropriation bills.
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Eisenhower
White House
Democratic Congress
Budget Bureau
Congress
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Helena
Jim Harrison
Robert Wolf
Bernie Bissell
Dick Pitman
R. Bowman
James Childs
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163Rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
George M. Gosman
Dillon
Montana
Harry G. Blowe
Harry
Dodge
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