Charts His Course For 1955
James Marlow surveys President Eisenhower's 1955 outlook as he sets domestic and foreign policy in the State of the Union plan. He notes reliance on Democrats in Congress, potential shifts on defense and Hawaii statehood, and the risk of McCarthyism influencing party fortunes ahead of 1956 elections.
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Shi
Democrats Congress
Congress
Hawaii
America
McCarthy
Pentagon probes Condon over security clearance loss
The Pentagon announced a review of Condon, former head of the Bureau of Standards, after he resigned and cited doubts about obtaining fair judgment. Navy officials suspended his clearance. Condon planned to relocate to California for work.
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Condon
Bureau of Standards
Corning
Navy
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Glass
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Wilber M. Brucker
Defense Department
Condo
Missing Wallet Found Under Mattress In Oklahoma City
Albert Henry Jordan, 59, called two detectives to say his billfold was missing. They checked his mattress and recovered the billfold with $1,100 inside. Jordan remarked that he had perhaps placed it there and forgotten.
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Oklahoma City
Albert Henry Jordan
Jordan
Soviet Plans For 50 100 Thousand Kilowatt Electric Stations
Moscow radio reported that Soviet authorities are outlining designs for power plants of 50 and 100 thousand kilowatts. The statement reflects ongoing efforts to expand industrial electricity capacity.
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London
Moscow Radio
Fisher Finds Plug in Bass Mouth After Lost Catch
In Birmingham Alabama A A Jones reeled in a six pound bass on Saturday after a fish had previously broken his line and taken his plug. He then found the missing plug in the bass mouth the next day.
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Birmingham
Ala
A. A. Jones
Lifetime earning outlook for average American workers
The Institute of Life Insurance reports that the average American starting work today can expect a lifetime income of about 150000 dollars.
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Institute of Life Insurance
Chicago Seeks Conventions Bid for 1956 Events
Chicago plans to bid for both the Republican and Democratic national conventions in 1956. A $500,000 fundraising effort was outlined with Mayor Martin H. Kennelly and civic leaders. A GOP National Committee meeting in Washington will hear Chicago’s bid while Philadelphia Atlantic City Houston Dallas are also pursuing the conventions.
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Chicago
Martin H. Kennelly
GOP National Committee
Washington
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Houston
Dallas
Hatoyama Seeks to Boost Japan Armed Strength
Tokyo sources say Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama will push for increased Japan military power to enable the withdrawal of U S forces, signaling a major shift in postwar defense policy.
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Tokyo
Ichiro Hatoyama
Japan
U. S
Parking Meters In Centreville Waived During Holidays
Centreville Maryland parking meters are covered with bags reading Welcome to Centreville No meter charge Dec 13 to Dec 31 Merry Christmas and a happy new year. The notice indicates a holiday period when parking fees are suspended.
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Centreville
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