Security firings eyed as Senate probes disloyalty cases
Senators review security dismissals from Commerce, Justice, Treasury, Agriculture, Post Office and State departments amid disclosures of 494 firings and up to 41 suspected disloyalties. Testimony by Asst. Secretary James C Worthy and others is public, prompting calls for a full Senate investigation and a clearer presidential plan for analysis.
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Olin D. Johnston
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Markets report from St. Louis National Stockyards hog and cattle market
Hogs 7,500 head, moderate activity, heavier weights 180 lb plus. Prices around 25.25 to 26.50 for 220 to 230 lb and 24.75 to 25.95 for 270 to 280 lb, light weights 25 to 50 lower. Sows steady to weak, boars 16.00 to 20.00. Cattle 2,300 head, calves 700, steers and heifers steady to higher, commercial and good steers 19.25 to 21.50, yearlings 22.00, cows active 11.50 to 12.50, bulls 12.00 to 14.00. Sheep 400, lambs active, steady to higher, prime lambs 22.00 to 22.60, some up to 23.00, aged sheep steady, slaughter ewes 3.00 to 5.00.
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Natonal
Texarkana Stars Suspended Over Vanderbilt Tryout Trip
Texarkana High School suspends two star athletes Paul Caver and Robert Northcutt after they took part in Vanderbilt University tryouts, violating Arkansas high school eligibility rules. Principal K B Davis and Athletic Director Bobby Ellen criticized Vanderbilt for unethical pressure, noting the campus visit occurred at Vanderbilt’s expense. Both players, standout All-Big Seven Conference stars, will miss further Texarkana high school athletics while authorities review the case.
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Vanderbilt University
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Bobby Ellen
Paul Caver
Robert Northcutt
Vanderbilt
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Caver
Craver
Allen
Republicans Split Over Manion
Washington reports split among Republicans after President Eisenhower fired Clarence Manion head of an Intergovernmental Relations Commission. Manion, ex Notre Dame law dean, says he resigned over support for a Bricker amendment limiting treaty powers. Bricker warns of a storm as capable men clash. The eight public members and 12 lawmakers commission sought more study on federal state local relations.
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Eisenhower
Clarence Manion
Manion
Notre Dame Law School
Intergovernmental Relations Commission
Sen. Bricker
Rqhio
White House
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Jenner Ri
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Accuaiers
Mancom
Jenner
Manian
Sherman Adams
B Eisenhower
Louisiana Firm Submits Low Bid for Dikes
Louisiana firm Cuda Jr of West Monroe submitted the apparent low bid of 51.00 for constructing dikes on the north bank of the Arkansas River about 17 miles downstream from Marianna. Little Rock District engineer Joe Clema said the contract will be awarded after evaluating 10 bids.
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Little Rock
Cuda! Jr
West Monroe
Arkansas River
Marriiston
Joe Clema
Eisenhower Butter Price Step Prompts Congressional Hearings
President Eisenhower defends lower government price supports as a move to restore butter to American tables. Senator Aiken joins in endorsing the plan and will launch hearings next week on the "Whole dairy problem" before the Senate Agriculture Committee. The House Agriculture Committee plans hearings March 10 on new farm legislation, calling the issue central to both agriculture and urban stability.
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House Agriculture Committee
School Critiques Ethics Of Practice Decisions
Officials debate an unnamed school practice drawing ethical concerns from critics. The remark emphasizes that the action would be inappropriate and not ethical for a school to undertake.
Agriculture Secretary Benson Faces Butter Price Support Debate
The House committee hears Secretary Benson as first witness. He defends a flexible price aid system while the government plan cuts butter support price from 66 to about 5 cents, effective April 1. A Senate bill to regulate coffee trading encountered cool reception.
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House
Benson
Senate
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