Eisenhower Unveils 1956 Budget Plan and Defense Outline
President Eisenhower presented fiscal 1956 recommendations totaling about 34 billion dollars for defense with divisions for Protect Against Possible War Civil Benefits Interest on Federal Debt and Civil Functions. He forecast a 276 billion dollar national debt by June 30 1956 and urged Congress to consider raising the debt limit while expanding atomic energy programs and allied arms aid.
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Fulbright Urges More Negotiations
Senator Fulbright urges continued diplomatic talks to free 11 imprisoned American airmen without preconditions and warns against a full-dress conference with Red China. He expects no miracle from Hammarskjold’s Peiping visit and stresses cautious, ongoing negotiation over bold moves.
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D-Ala
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Enlist A Buddy Drive Opened By Navy Recruiters
The U S Navy announces an Enlist with your buddy program through the local recruiting office. Recruiter TM1 N P Meredith says groups of two to five friends will train together in the same company at a Naval facility. The program aims to ease the civilian to military transition under the banner Start the New Year in a Navy career.
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Pastor S B Denny Found Dead in Tar River Near Wilson
The Rev S B Denny 69 longtime pastor of the Primitive Baptist Church in Wilson was found in the Tar River near Strickland's Crossroads. Coroner Van Matthews ruled the death likely self caused noting a funeral note in Denny's ear and citing recent ill health and despondency. Funeral services will be at Wilson Primitive Baptist Church with burial in Maplewood Cemetery.
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Wounded Farmville man in critical condition after chase
In Greenville North Carolina Linwood Newton, wounded in a struggle with highway patrolman Carl Whitfield during a drunk driving arrest on U S 264 two miles east of Greenville, remained in critical condition at Pitt Memorial Hospital. Whitfield, injured in the clash, was reported improving.
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Friendly Robbery in Amarillo Cab Scene
Kenneth Wiley, a cab driver in Amarillo, says a passenger he picked up at a bus stop pulled a gun and demanded money. After accepting $3, the robber returned the bill, telling Wiley to keep it since he needed it more.
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Freezing Weather Grips Northern United States
The northern two thirds of the nation faced freezing temperatures today with subzero readings in Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin. Snow fell in the central Rocky Mountains and northern Great Lakes while light rain touched the Northwest Southwest and eastern Gulf states easing from yesterday’s heavy precipitation.
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More Peress Information Is Sought
Senator McClellan said the Senate Investigations subcommittee may seek further testimony from Secretary of the Army Stevens and Army Counselor John G. Adams on the Irving Peress case. He criticized the handling of the case as poorly managed.
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All Faiths Represented at 100th YWCA Anniversary
The article notes a celebration in London marking the 100th anniversary of the Young Women's Christian Association with participation from all faiths. It highlights Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant representation in the event.
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Young Women's Christian Association Movement
London
North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Weather Outlook
Forecasts for North Carolina predict sunny this afternoon with highs 46 to 54 and a freezing low tonight. Tuesday brings clouds and light rain across much of the state. South Carolina should stay fair and slightly warmer today with 35 to 40 tonight and a mild, cloudy Tuesday with afternoon rain. Virginia expects increasing clouds tonight with 24 to 30 and a Tuesday mix of snow in the north and rain to the south. The text then begins to mention the Pamirs Plateau as the Roof of the.
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U S Rushes Planes To Costa Rica Aid
U S airlift sends four F51 fighters from Kelly AFB to Costa Rica to aid operations amid rebel fighting near San Jose. Nineteen loyalists wounded reach hospital as rebels fire mortars near Santa Rosa. Ortega observers note rebel air control with foreign planes. Somoza denies Nicaraguan intervention and urges Washington to send equal planes to Nicaragua.
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Catholic Priest Daniel Lord Dies Of Cancer
The Rev. Daniel A. Lord S. J., 66, noted Catholic author and youth leader, died Saturday from cancer of the lungs. He learned of the illness last February and had entered St. Louis hospital Oct. 19 after a Toronto trip where he directed 11 performances for Marian Year. Lord wrote more than a dozen books and several religious songs and directed pageants in multiple cities.
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Daniel A. Lord
S. J
Father Lord
Toronto
1952 Kilauea Eruption Becomes Longest Hawaiian Event
A 1952 volcanic eruption on Kilauea in Hawaii extended for an unusually long duration, marking one of the longest eruptions recorded in the region. The event drew scientists and visitors to observe lava flows and ash emissions over an extended period.
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Kilauea
Hawaiian
YWCA Aims to Build Body Mind and Spirit for Life
A century after its London founding, the YWCA seeks to empower American young women with strength of body mind and spirit for successful living. The article highlights the organization’s enduring goal across ages and roles.
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Young Women's Christian Association
YWCA
London
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