Price Tag Backing for Soil Bank Plan
Senate Agriculture Committee members backed the administration soil bank proposal. Undersecretary Morse said the plan would require 44 to 50 million acres removed from production with payments ranging from 6 million to 1 billion dollars. Farmers could get half the current year's support price for diverted crops or, in a longer term grass and tree program, 10 dollars per acre plus 80 percent of replanting costs. Committee leaders described early decisions as tentative and favorable.
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Washington
Sente Agriculture Committee
True D. Morse
Blignger
Dla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sen. Aiken
Rva
GOP
Ellender
Counterfeit Nickels at River Bottom
Washington testimony describes $6,250 in counterfeit nickels dumped in the Cooner River near Haddonfield New Jersey. Secret Service Chief C. H. Baughman details how Francis Leroy Hennings began with half dollars and moved to nickels in 1954, depositing $3,000 in banks before discarding the rest. A joint agency effort recovered $750, with most coins sunk beyond reach.
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Washington
Cooner
Haddonfield
Secret Service
HE. Baughman
House Appropriations
Francis Leroy Hennings
Erial
Hennings
Lown
Baughman
Herings
Philadelphia
Camden County
Park Police
U. S. Army
Russians Told of Bulganin Offer Rejected by Eisenhower
Moscow radio reported for the first time that President Eisenhower rejected Premier Bulganin's two year Soviet U S friendship treaty proposal. The broadcast showed Bulganin's letter asking reconsideration and omitted Eisenhower's rejection, focusing on favorable reactions instead.
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Moscow
Moscow Radio
Eisenhower
Bulganin
U. S
Washington
Field Trial Set Jonesboro Crowley Ridge Club
The Crowley Ridge League Club will hold its sixth annual A K licensed field trial near here in February. Between 140 and 200 entries are expected from Arkansas Missouri Illinois Mississippi Tennessee Louisiana and Texas.
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Jonesboro
Crowley Ridge
A. K
Swany Rabbits
Arkansas
Missouri
Uunois
Mississippi
Pennessee
Louisiqua
Texas
Roadblocks Set Up to Find Girl in Pine Bluff Case
State Police set roadblocks on US 270 and US 67 around Pine Bluff to locate a muddy black 199 Ford carrying a beaten girl wrapped in a bloody blanket. The missing girl is 14 year old Suzanne Clements, daughter of T Sgt Louis H Clements, stationed at Little Rock AFB.
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Pine Bluff
Little Rock
Arkansas
Pine Blutt
Suzanne Clements
Eest Side
T. Sgt
Louis H. Clements
Clements
Lite Rock Air Force Base
U.S
Promotional Insurance Under Study Threat to Arkansas Ventures
State Bank Commissioner Dick Simpson said promotion insurance ventures in Arkansas will face careful scrutiny. He cited a General Life Insurance Co. of Arkansas stock sale at 15 to 1, with organizers paying $2 per share. regulators cite plans for control with small investments and promise tighter oversight in future.
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Little Ttock
Dick Simpson
Promotionlek
Arkansas
General, Life Insurance Co
Simpson
Harvey G. Combs
Combs
First Arkansas Investment Corp
Bia
Cambs
Too Many Lobbyists In Kentucky Senate Harms Access
Frankfort Kentuckys Senate reports a surplus of lobbyists over chamber space. Senate leadership notes difficulty for visitors reaching the chamber as lobbyists crowd the galleries and corridors. Action to limit access or reorganize seating is discussed.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Senate
Ciov
Harry Lee Waterfield
Senatate
Pry
Senate Chamber
Steele named to state Police Commission. Forsgren picked for policy board
LITTLE ROCK Joe Steele of Springdale was named to a q year term on the State Police Commission, succeeding Jim Hyatt of Osceola. Gov Faubus announced Steele's appointment along with Gilbert Forsgren of Fort Smith to replace the late Ralph O Bryant on the State Licensing Board. O Bryant's term would have expired in three years. he was killed when the small plane he was flying crashed near Morvilton.
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Little Rock
Joe Steele
Springdale
State Police Commission
Jim Hyatt
Osceola
Gav. Crva! Faubus
Steele
Gilbert Forsgren
Fort Smith
Ralph O'Bryant
Aon
O'Bryant
Morvilton
Nixon to Lend Brazil 35 Million for Valta Redonda Mill
Vice President Nixon announced the United States will lend Brazil 35 million dollars to expand the Valta Redonda steel mill, boosting capacity from 690000 to 1000000 tons annually. The loan follows earlier exports and signals U.S. economic aid tied to anti communist efforts amid Brazil’s inflation and currency issues.
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BOLTA
Juscelino Kubitscheck
Brazil
Kubitschek
Nixon
Communist Party
Kutischek
Laborite
Jogo Coklart
Kubitsthek
Seel
Inauguraion
Braitian
Yui Forecasts Red Push Against Formosa and Islands
Premier O. K. Yui of Nationalist China warned Reds could attack Formosa and offshore islands at any moment but said they would find the defense prepared. He stressed policy will not bow to Eisenhower Eden talks, and pledged continued aim to recover the mainland. He also urged embargo review to strengthen controls on strategic materials.
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Chinon
Widow Declared Owner of 44525 in Illinois case
UMA 57 year old widow June Siskind was ruled owner of 44525 found in a metal box at a building project. Circuit Judge Bernard Decker said she proved ownership. her sister Mary Funk hid the money on the property. Albert Sorenson who found the money said he turned it in and would be rewarded.
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Waukegan
Ill
Uma
Aharen
Bernard M. Decker
June Siskind
Mary Funk
Albert Sorenson
New Funds for Post Office Recommended
Washington progress reports House Appropriations Committee backing 2.9739 billion dollars for the Post Office Department with conditions to curb the growing postal deficit. The bill, subject to House and Senate approval, comes in at 26.1 million dollars below Eisenhower’s request and forms part of a 3.6157 billion dollar package covering Treasury and Tax Court needs. The committee notes debt interest rising and urges rate increases to align costs, though current prospects for postal-rate legislation are dim.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Post Office Department
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Treasury Department
Tax Court
Congress
Treasury
Satellite to Earth Only 5 Years Away
New York report says concentrated work aims to launch a reconnaissance satellite within five years. Project Big Brother would transmit images of the entire earth including hidden areas of Communist countries, detailing bases and military activity with high clarity.
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New York i
Joseph
Elewah Alsop
New York Herald Tribune Today
Alsons
Washington
Hisenhower
He Dispatch
Aww
Project Big Brother
Aww Enquision Ed
United States
Terea
West Texas Snowstorm Strands Hundreds Across State
A severe West Texas blizzard paralyzed transport and created up to four foot drifts. National Guardsmen with heavy trucks aided stranded motorists south of Plainview as 16 deaths were linked to traffic accidents, fires, and stove suffocation amid extensive ice and snow.
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Plainview
Tex
West Texas
National
Here
South Plains
Dalhart
Amarillo
Lutcbeck
Abilene
Texas
Wichita Falls
Texarkana
Longview
Tyler
Talles
Fort Worth
Mineral Wells
Panhandle
Adlai Takes Breather in California Campaign Tour
Adlai Stevenson takes a rest from California campaigning to prepare for a major speaking test with Sen. Estes Kefauver. They clash ahead of the California Democratic Council meeting in Fresno as 2,000 delegates are expected to attend. Stevenson and Kefauver plan speeches three hours apart, with Stevenson slated for a nationwide NBC radio broadcast at 6 p.m. EST.
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San
Adlai
Stevenson
California
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Democratic Council
Fresno
Kefauver
Washington
NBC
CDC
Chicago
Bay Meadows
San Maco
Eisenhower
Anthony Iden
Dulles
Brothers reunited in jail heirs to legacy amid charges
Sacramento report says Otis and Harry Grady, brothers, were jailed after a 41 year separation. Prosecutor Baldwin revealed the men are heirs to a small legacy. Otis got 30 tags and a string of vagrancy charges, while Harry faced a 4 suspended sentence if he leaves town. Blue Grass Day promotions in Lexington quoted 95 and 44 cent bets.
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Sacramento
Calif
Harry Grady
Otis
Harry
Milton L. Balwin
Jett
Baldwin
Ous
Hay
Famolis
Lexington
Ttt
Uetoughbred Capital
Pale type Farm Buildings to Be Outlined
An educational meeting for Hempstead County farmers on pale type farm service building construction is set for Hope City Hall at 8 30 Wednesday morning February open to all interested in low cost construction. Extension Service and Gunter Lumber Company sponsor with Bright Koppers Company representative. program features a color sound film Pole Type Buildings Cut Farming Costs and giant charts detailing step by step construction and plans for nine building types.
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Hempstead County
Hope City Hall
Extension Service
Gunter Lumber Company
Ca -Hodegs
Exty Gion
Adrictitltral England
Bright Koppers Company, Inc
Koppers Company, Inc
Polte-Tyne
Case Says He Was Offered a Bribe
Senator Francis Case of Rhode Island accused an attorney of offering $2,500 for a favorable vote on a pending natural gas bill. Case said he would vote against the measure in a Senate speech, though he initially believed he would support it. He described an envelope of $2,500 in $100 bills left with a friend in South Dakota, and noted concerns about money influencing national representation. A South Dakota senator and a legislative clerk were said to recall the caller briefly.
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Washington
Francis Case
Senate
Case
South Dakota
Sampaign
Douglas Unveils Huge New Plane
Douglas Air Craft Co unveiled the four engine C33A urbanprop transport plane in Long Beach California. The aircraft is 148 feet long with a 179 foot wingspan and a gross weight of 255000 pounds. It will fly for the first time next spring and can carry more than 200 troops. It has twice the payload of any new in service and a height comparable to a four story building.
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Long Beach
Calif
Douglas Aircrafi Co
Douglas
Yeserday
Johnson Orders Senate To Push Natural Gas Bill
Senate Majority Leader Johnson said senators will be kept in session Monday to speed action on the natural gas bill. The 10 2 p.m. ET session aims to finish voting on the measure and proposed amendments after three weeks of debate. Governors from 12 states urged rejection, warning of hundreds of millions in higher gas bills for consumers.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Tex
Wisconsin
Michigan
Connecticut
Iowa
Maine
Minnesota
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Tennessee
U S Travel Ban Over Hungary Follows Seizures
The United States imposes a travel ban on American citizens to Communist Hungary citing persecution of U S legation staff and press restrictions following the arrest of Budapest correspondent Endre Marton and his wife Mona. Hungarian authorities detained local U S embassy workers and Hungarians linked to the case.
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Washington
United States
Hungary
America
Martens
U.S. Hlegation
Bela Kapotsy
Cornel Bylas
Red China calls for conference on Indochina
Fragmented text shows Red China proposing a conference on Indochina with Enlai and a British official involved. The content hints at discussions in Washington and Eden era diplomacy, with divisions among anti-communist factions and mentions of Viet Nam liberation and elections planned for mid-1956.
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China
Indochina
Washington
Russia
Enlai
Lea
Consiltati
Far
Senators Alarm Over Delayed Caraméree Inquiry Motion
A fragmentary notice shows alarm among senators over delays in a Caraméree inquiry. The text hints at proposed maneuvers and mediation to advance enactment, with references to allegations and a blocked or postponed report. Further details are unclear in the damaged OCR.
Admits $225,000 Embezalement Case in Chicago
A chaotic OCR fragment notes an admitted embezzlement of $225,000 connected to a Chicago case. The text mentions a company turned over to Chicago for day by the PBI, a person named Oddo, and references a race betting context and a wreck in Harbor Michigan involving H. Rose and an accident with a wrecker. The readable material is fragmentary and unclear about dates or outcome.
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Chicago
PBI
Polic Oddo
Arbor
Mich
H. Rose
Rose
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Goto Optical Manufacuring Company
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