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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1957
Page
2
The Arkansas Travel Council was formed yesterday to stimulate the tourist industry. Dwight Nichols of Eureka Springs was elected president and Roy Pimno of Little Rock was named secretary-treasurer.
The Civil Aeronautics Board denies Central Airlines an immediate Jonesboro Arkansas flight permit to run Memphis service. City of Jonesboro and local utilities backed the request citing at least 300 potential riders from Jonesboro. Delta and eastern carriers objected, and the board said issues should be settled in a hearing. Local leaders listed include Frank Vohler, A H Rushler, George Benjamin, and Mrs Howard Miller.
James Marlow reports from Washington on the clash between President Eisenhower and Secretary Humphrey over tax cuts and a deficit budget. The administration touts limited revenue loss for small business while preparing a record high budget and debating where to shave spending as Congress weighs cuts and policy.
Washington officials reflect that U S Russia relations remain tenuous in Eisenhower second term with two main factors. First the hopes after Stalin’s death have faded and second crises in Eastern Europe and the Middle East heighten East West tension. Officials caution Russians are unpredictable and pursuing a campaign against the United States while the United States strengthens the Middle East against communism. The risk of Soviet concerns over U S military power in the region is noted amid vulnerable oil fields north of Iran.
The President said cutting the budget is Congress’ job and the White House will not push a lapel pledge. If small businesses seek a sizable tax shift, they must look to Congress, not the administration, for action. The tone emphasizes legislative responsibility over executive initiative.
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