Inside Story on China Policy Sparks Senate Debate
The article discusses a forthcoming inside account of U S relations with China and reactions in the Senate. Senators urge the President to clarify policy toward Nationalist China versus the Communist regime, weighing recognition and continued support amid Cold War pressures. It examines criteria for recognition, the de facto status, and implications for international ties.
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U S Income to Hit New Five Year Low
Washington June 29 government income will hit a five year low for the 1949 fiscal year ending tomorrow. Receipts will fall about a billion dollars below the 9 580 000 000 forecast due to the 1948 income tax cut and a weak economy. Withholding receipts drop about five percent and excise and sales taxes run slightly above last year while the January estimate was only modestly short.
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Prescott News Community Activities and Notices
A June 29 community roundup lists church events at First Christian Central Baptist and First Baptist, with Bible study, choir practice, youth recreation, teachers meeting and prayer gatherings. Local groups including Presbyterian, American Legion, and the Prescott Community Band hold meetings, picnics, and a July 7 concert on Court House lawn led by R. B. Pipe Mae. Community members attend training, camps, and swimming events, with travel notes and visitors across Dallas, Little Rock, and Montreal. local births and arrivals are recorded along with military and hospital news.
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Outstanding Youth to Get Vacation on Colorado Ranch
Hot Springs June 29. Montgom ery of Hot Springs and fellow 14 year old Jack Schoeppy will spend two weeks on a Colorado ranch as part of a reward for being the nation’s No 1 Boys Club member of the year. The reward comes from the National Association of Boys' Clubs. Montgomery overcame a crippling childhood injury to earn the honor.
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Waitkus Assailant Split Personality Claim Emerges
Ruth Steinhagen, the 19 year old who wounded Philadelphia Phillies star Eddie Waitkus, is alleged to have a split personality. Assistant state's attorney Howard T Breen says she is committable to a mental hospital and will face a sanity hearing if indicted. A preliminary felony court hearing is set for Thursday on assault with intent to murder charges. Waitkus, 29, was shot on June 14 after she lured him to her hotel room with an offer to share something important.
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Priest Says Disturbance Was Spiritual
A Roman Catholic priest says disturbances at farmer Tony Greten’s ramshackle farmhouse are manifestations of spirits. Theologian Rev Edward Dahmus reports no physical explanation yet and will keep investigation details secret. The events began May 1 and continued nightly through Pentecost, with noises and objects moved in the five room home near Sparish, Illinois.
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Cotton Growers Need Clear and Dry Weather
Cotton growers urge a stretch of clear dry weather to allow field work. Reports from Little Rock dated June 29 note farmers need dry conditions to complete cleaning and processing tasks.
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