Air Force Budget Fight Sparks Pentagon Row
Vinson accuses Johnson of bypassing Congress to slash defense funds and blames Pentagon bureaucrats for imposing an $800 million cut for the coming fiscal year. Carney says he had no chance to discuss the proposal before hearings began, while the House Senate decision on air force needs looms.
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Johnson
Carney
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
House-Senate
Congress
Retired General Goes To School
Brigadier General Raymond C. Scollins, after 23 years in the marine corps, enrolls at Loyola University Los Angeles in the college of business administration aiming for a degree in industrial relations. He joined the Marines at 14 and earned a Purple Heart at Okinawa after action at Midway, Guadalcanal, and Guam.
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Marine Corps
Raymond C. Scollins
Student Scollins
Loyola University
College of Business Administration
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Gen. Scollins
Midway
Guadalcanal
Guam
Okinawa
International Police Urged on UN Reform and Russian Atomic Growth
A committee member urged UN reform and warned Russia is producing at least one atomic bomb weekly. He argued for an effective world organization, noting Russia could be excluded initially if necessary, but he did not disclose his sources for the figures.
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Mittee
United Nations Reform
Russia
Old-Time Footballer To Watch Deacs UNC
Doc Berry Oliver, 82, Pine Level businessman and philanthropist, is expected to attend the Wake Forest at North Carolina game in Chapel Hill. He remembers playing left end in the first North Carolina college game in Raleigh in 1888, a 6 to 4 Wake Forest victory, and hopes his alma mater wins again.
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Wake Forest
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Doc Berry Oliver
Pine Level
Doc
Carolina
North State
Raleigh
Doe
Deacons
Quadruplets Born to Mrs. Evelyn Hargreaves in Sault Ste. Marie
Four baby girls were born today to Mrs. Evelyn Hargreaves in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario. All were reported exceptionally well and are in good health.
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Ont
Evelyn Hargreaves
Setting Our Caps for Broader Red Cross Service
Atlanta hosts the fifth annual Volunteer Services conference October 18 19 with delegates from about 60 Red Cross chapters in the Southeastern area. The program features discussions on Volunteer services and Red Cross programs plus an October 19 dinner address by W W Jefferson and remarks by Gilbert Lay and others.
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Red Cross
Southeastern Area
Biltmore
W. W. Jefferson
Jefferson
Gilbert Lay
Swiss Red Cross
Life of Georgia
Joe Hume Gardner
Washington, D. C
Cap
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K. C. Lattimer
George B. Dowling
Jack Henry
J. Hibbitts, Jr
Nashville
Annette O’connell
J. Kingsley MacDonald
Charlotte
George E Schulze, Jr
Chattanooga
Tenn
Coal Talks In Crucial Stage Amid Stalled Bargaining
United Mine Workers seize on a formal bargaining pause as North West and Southern operators push for contract terms. Leaders Lewis and Love miss sessions while others expect to take charge today. Talks in Charleston West Virginia and the wider national fight over royalties pay and hours show little progress.
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Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
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George H. Love
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Yestrday
Washington
Senator Bridges
Southern Coal Producers Association
Southerners
Joseph E. Moody
Moody
Owen
Tariff concessions prompt critique of secrecy and power
In a column from New York on October 13 the author argues that new tariff changes negotiated in Europe under state department oversight shift power from law to a single decision maker. The piece counters secrecy and warns of reduced American competition as foreign factories expand with American subsidies and higher wage plants.
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Europe
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U. S
Denmark
U. S. State Department
Countryside is rocked by blast and crash wreckage
Officials withheld the crew nickname to avoid identifying the 48th group in Tucson. A Royal Air Force rescue squadron recovered 12 Ladies from the smoking wreckage two hours after the crash. The B-50 plane, a new U S Air Force design, carried conventional and atomic bombs. RAF guards protected the secret equipment while the blast shook Isleham.
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Royal Air Force
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Sail
Isleham
Helps You Overcome FALSETEETH
Improves denture comfort with alka line powder sprinkled on my pilates to hold them firmer. Soothing cooling to gums and reduced mouth acidity reduce embarrassment from loose plates. Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
Truman Faces Fresh Rebuff on Nominee Olds
Senate opposition from New York Republicans Ives and Dulles targets Olds as an unsuitable nominee for a powerful industry oversight post. Humphrey and Aiken defend Olds while Dulles shifts to oppose Lyndon Johnson. Separate action sees President Truman withdraw Wallgren as National Securities Board chairman.
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Olds
Rochester
Ives
Dulles
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Dtex
Commerce
Senate
Humphrey
D-Minn
Mr. Truman
Mon Wallgreen
National Securities Board
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