Bulganin Named Premier in Soviet Leadership Shakeup
Bulganin, 59, named premier by the Soviet Supreme Soviet amid continued power shifts. Khrushchev praised the choice, while Molotov and Malenkov outlined policy contrasts. Molotov blamed U S policies while Malenkov acknowledged failures in agriculture.
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Hearing test and consultation offered at hotel desk
A free scientific hearing test and consultation invite invites guests to visit the hotel desk to ask for Mr. Mueller.
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Magsaysay Presents Philippine Budget Record
President Ramon Magsaysay sent a national budget to Congress calling for expenditures of 648.2 million pesos. The amount marks a record high in Philippine history with a large portion allotted to national defense.
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Eisenhower outlines major school construction plan
President Eisenhower proposes a multi part federal program to boost school construction and finance. The plan includes bonding strategies, a state building agency option, outright grants, and shared administrative costs with a seven billion dollar potential, aiming to accelerate classroom expansion amid teacher pay concerns.
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Islanders Board Ships On Far Chinese Island Refuge
The article describes Nationalists and civilians evacuating Lower Tachens, with 15 000 civilians on one island and 15 000 Nationalist troops on the northern sister island. It notes a Red China invasion threat near Que Moy and warns of U S involvement being framed as pretext for coastal island aggression.
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New York Stock Market Holds Largely Steady After Moscow Change
Cautious trading in New York followed Moscow’s government shift as prices eased about two points while some shares rose near one point. Volume fell well under yesterday’s 3,610,000, with overall market mixed but modestly higher and investors watching General Motors and motor stocks more than war or peace issues.
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North Carolina Civil Defense seeks 20000 volunteers
Brig. Gen. Edward F. Griffin told Gov. Hodges that more than 20000 Civil Defense volunteers are needed to man Ground Observer posts for low flying aircraft. Only 8709 are currently trained and available, with 1680 volunteers required for two defense filter centers and 894 on hand. A statewide live radio channel for police and sheriff elements is planned to aid communications.
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Draft Bill Passage Assured in House Action
A bill to extend the military draft for four years gains House action with no strong opposition. The measure, approved 32 0 by the House Armed Services Committee, would run until mid 1959 and keep 18 to 26 year olds in two years active duty and six years reserve.
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Ike Names McAuliffe To Post
President Eisenhower nominates Lt. Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe to command U S Army in Europe and rise to full general. McAuliffe famed for Nuts reply at Bastogne during World War II. succeeds Gen. Hoge who retired.
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Textile Recovery Predicted For U S Cotton Mills
W Ray Bell president of the Association of Cotton Textile Merchants of New York says 5 to 10 percent more goods will be produced in 1955. He cites improved demand, forward buying and steadier employment, while warning imports from Japan threaten the industry and urging tariff changes. Board members elected include Hamilton Albaugh Wayne Holman Floyd Jefferson John Stevens Jr and Ridley Watts.
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Youngest Supreme Court Justice Joseph Story
Joseph Story became a Supreme Court justice at age 32 and served from 1811 to 1845 for the United States Court.
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Premiers Shape New Try at Cease-Fire
British and Indian leaders at a nine day Commonwealth conference sought a cease fire in Formosa. The plan centers on evacuating Quemoy and Matsu and withdrawing Chiang Kai-shek from coastal posts to ease danger and allow talks. Eden refused public commitment, urging secret diplomacy.
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Cheese Variety Surpasses 400 Types in United States
The United States now produces nearly 400 distinct cheese varieties across farms and creameries. Experts note growth driven by artisanal producers and regional specialties.
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