Budget Woes Prompt Eisenhower Deficit Projections
Senate leaders in a briefing warned Ike’s first budget may show a nine to eleven billion dollar deficit for fiscal 1954 unless changes are made. Taft cited military and foreign aid costs as main drivers and questioned potential cuts while George urged strict capital planning and restraint on new appropriations to restore balance.
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Sen
Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Truman
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Truman Administration
Peron tightens grip on U S news agencies in Argentina
Buenos Aires reports say all but one local paper halted printing American press dispatches amid Perons crackdown. The move targets United Press and others while Reuters and France Presse remain available. U S officials condemn action as a threat to free press and seek diplomatic representations.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
United States
American Press Association
Heras Peron
Reuters
France Presse
Peron
Argentina
Congress
Peronist
el Lider
United Press
U. P
Antonio Navata
Element
Navata
Amercan
Times
la Nacion
Newark Times
Radio Belgrano
Washington
UPI
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Juan Peron
U. S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Robert B. Chiperfield
R-Ii
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Adee Tablets Offer Fast Stomach Pain Relief
An ad promotes Udes Tablets as a fast acting remedy for stomach ulcer pain indigestion gas and heartburn. It claims a protective film coats the stomach lining and notes 354 million sold since 1928 with a money back guarantee at Manns and all drug stores.
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Mann's
Mrs James David Steadman Sr dies in Greensboro
Mrs Carrie Coble Steadman of 1504 Asheboro Street Greensboro died at Piedmont Memorial Hospital after two days of hospitalization. She was a Guilford County native and Independent Presbyterian member. Survived by husband James D Steadman Sr two sons five daughters two sisters and ten grandchildren. Funeral at Hanes Chapel Sunday with time to be announced. It is estimated there are around 100 active volcanoes worldwide.
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Greensboro
James David Steadman
Asheboro Street
Piedmont Memorial Hospital
Carrie Coble
James Rankin
Mary Mebane Coble
Guilford County
Independent Presbyterian Church
Steadman
J. D. Steadman, Jr
W. C. Steadman
Ben W. Brown
W. H. Hutto
Evelyn Skinner
H. W. Armfield
High Point
C. G. Burrows
Milwaukee
Wisc
Lena Riley
Margaret Coble
Charlotte
Hanes Chapel
Governors worry as Talmadge reports mumps case
CHICAGO May 9 UP Some governors who attended a Washington conference learn Gov Herman Talmadge of Georgia has the mumps. Many say they feel fine though several express concern about potential immunity gaps among themselves.
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Chicago
Washington
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Talmadge
Eisenhower Earier
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Kierter
William 5S
Beardsley
Iowa
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Robert F. Crosby
Nebraska
Lawrence Wetherby
Kentucky
Reds Holdout For Prisoners
A Peiping radio report left uncertain whether the Communists had a firm attitude on prisoner repatriation. Harrison pressed Nam Il about why the war prisoners should go to a political conference after a neutral state would handle disposition, warning that indefinite captivity could pressure concessions. Nam Il gave no immediate reply, noting the remarks without promising an answer.
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Harrison
Czechoslovakia
Poland
India
Sweden
Switzerland
Korea
Red
Nam 1
Nam Il
Nam II
Eisenhower Lets Golf and Trout Fry Bright Weekend
President Eisenhower visits Pennsylvania State College for a quiet weekend with his brother Milton Eisenhower. They play golf at Centre Hills nine holes and fish on a nearby stream. About 500 greet him at the rail station. officials sought a restful visit. A glee club serenade and church services are planned before his return to Washington.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
State College
Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Orneg
Pennsylvania State Lege
John S. Doud
Washington
Centre Hills Country Club
W. E. Kenworthy
Here
Robert L. Harpster
Philipsburg
Colorado Rockies
College
Bellefonte Central Railroad
Kipper
South America
United States
Eisenhowers
College Chapel
Penn State College
Compromise May Soften American Industry Bill
Washington May 9 House members report a compromise plan shaping to modify the bill for American industry. It would soften or drop provisions found objectionable by six Eisenhower Cabinet members and forego mandatory tariff commission findings while easing injury definitions and time limits.
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Charles F. Barrett
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Rep
Jenkins
Ohio
Tariff Commission
Commission
GOP
Dulles Reports Swift Laos Thailand Aid Response
Secretary Dulles described rapid U S action after the Luang Prabang attack. He said aid to Laos and Thailand was authorized within 24 hours of requests and planes arrived within 72 hours, with civilian operators secured and missions underway. He cited cooperation between State and Defense as a model for allies and rivals.
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Dulles
United States
Laos
Thailand
Luang Prabang
Paris
U. S
Hanoi
Pete Sarasin
Prabang
Pacific
Pinball Arcade Opens at 30th Street Station
Penn Station in Philadelphia unveils a 1,000 square foot game room with 47 nickel machines. The area will stay open 24 hours daily, seven days a week for travelers and enthusiasts.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
30Th Street
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