Eisenhower unveils near 77 billion dollar budget plan
President Eisenhower announced a near 77 billion dollar budget for the 1960 fiscal year, with no general tax increases. The plan aims to cut overall spending by ending temporary programs while boosting receipts from higher postage rates and certain user charges. James Hagerty stated the figure was deliberately released in advance.
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Washington
Congress
James C. Hagerty
White House
Anne—Vement
Cere
Greener Pastures Crab for Teacher
In Jackson Mississippi a doctor of philosophy Dr Minor Boyer 26 leaves academia due to low pay. He becomes a traveling salesman after failing to secure a teaching post in Florida Southern College literature. The report notes unemployment and tax policy impacts on highway funding and postwar costs, citing potential gas tax hikes and postage rate increases.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
Minor Boyer
Boyer
Florida
Southern College
Roger Monday
Baton Rouge
IjLa
Monroe
Shreveport
Carolers Lead Blind Children On Christmas Shopping Center Trip
Long Beach Brownie troop 618 partnered with 8 blind children for a see-and-not-see Christmas voyage into Lakewood Plaza. Choir leader Paul Goforth and Lymm Morrison, 9, guided 21 carolers as sighted girls learned empathy, sharing songs and supervising the day amid festive lights and crowded storefronts.
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Paul Goforth
Lymm Morrison
Marsha
Lynn
Shirley Schwed
Long Beach
Schwed
Lakewood Plaza
Goforth
Brown names new liquor boss and banks chief in Sacramento
Gov Edmund G Brown picks Thomas W Martin for ABC director and William J Murphy to head state banks, with both posts at 16500 dollars annually. Malcolm Harris to remain ABC deputy director. Martin is 43 and previously served four years as Brown’s chief assistant attorney general. Hoffa probe signal noted by Minneapolis Tribune citing FBI scrutiny of Teamster spending.
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Sacramento
UPI
Eleet Edmund G. Brown
Thomas W. Martin Monday
Brown
William J. Murphy
San Francisco
Malcol E. Harris
ABC
Harris
Martin
Russell
Munro
Arctic Chill Grips Northeast as Winter Opens
A sharp arctic snap pushed into the Northeast on the first day of winter, with Caribou Maine and Olean New York reporting frigid lows near 31 degrees after a bitter night. Mild air then surged from the Gulf along the Ohio Valley and Atlantic states, lifting readings to around 40 degrees in some areas. In Santa Monica a newborn son weighing 8 pounds 13 ounces is welcomed by Dennis Crosby and Pat Sheehan.
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Caribou
Maine
Olean
Wanakena
Adironedio Mountains
Gulf
Ohic Valley
Min- Atlantic States
Dennis Crosby
Bing Crosby
Pat Sheehan
Santa Monica Hospital
Air Strike Still On In Talks To End American Pilots’ Walkout
Federal mediators expressed hope for renewed talks in the pilots strike against American Airlines. Leverett Edwards of the Federal Mediation Service said there is some prospect of a meeting soon between top negotiators for the airline and for the Air Line Pilots Association.
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APY
Imw
American Airlines
Leverett Edwards
Federal Mediation Service
Washington
Air Ling Pilots Association
Silent Cha Cha Plane Disappearance Near Anchorage
A C54 passenger aircraft with 15 aboard departed Elmendorf AFB en route to Shemya and vanished 47 minutes after takeoff. Search efforts focused over the Alaska range as daylight waned and weather deteriorated, with fuel at 15 hours.
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Elmendorf Air Force Base
Shemya
Abu-jcash
Era Staton Patralles
Tia
Imamna
Tange
Here
Shamva
Notable TV star Sally Jo Todd convicted of DUI
A television actress Sally Jo Todd was convicted Monday of DUI. The case stems from her arrest after a reported intoxicated drive. Her defense argued misdemeanor conduct and the judge imposed penalties.
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Los Angeles
Vision
Sally Jo Todd Ting
Pat
Velfie
D Emeanor
Tragedy in Nurse's Killing Fueled by Motive Claim
Duncan murder case ties motive to long ago tragedy in Long Beach daughter Patsy Ann Duncan died after stroke like event. Ventura district attorney cites alleged plan by Elizabeth Ann Duncan to kill her daughter in law Olga Duncan to control her son Frank. Laborers say they buried victim in shallow rural grave near Ventura after being hired by Duncan and Louis Moya.
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Elizabeth Ann Duncan
Ventura
Long Beach
Duncan
Frank
Jad
Imall
Augustine Balvonado
Duncans
Coronado Ave
Patsy Ann
St. Mary's Hospital
Gustavsson
Beck Trial Recessed For Illness In Tacoma
UPI reports U S District Judge George H Baldt recessed the Dave Beck income tax evasion trial until next week as Beck is hospitalized with a bad cold. The former Teamsters Union president’s illness prompted the delay in the court proceedings in Tacoma Washington.
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Tacoma
Wash
UPI
U. S. District. Court
George H. Baldt
Dave Beck
Teamster Union
Gas Truck Blast Kills 4 in Texas
A massive explosion at a bottled gas truck in Brownfield Texas killed four men and injured nearly a hundred spectators. Hospital officials reported scores of injured arriving from nearby Lubbock as firemen among the seriously hurt.
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Texas
Brownfield
Tex
Lubbock
Brownfield Funeral Home
Unhold Em Toys Buried in Ship Load
Portland newsman Don Spire follows a stalled charity effort to deliver 1 100 German scale model cars to hospitalized children. After delays, three crates were reported loaded aboard the Hamburg American Line freighter Koln in Los Angeles Harbor, with plans to distribute them in Portland hospitals. The search began last September when Spire’s son was hospitalized and aimed to aid children with few toys, but a Bremen pier setback and misrouted shipments stalled progress.
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Santa Claus
Portland
Ore
Long Beach
Don Spire
Associated Press
Berti: 51
Los Angeles Harbor
Koln
Spire
Frederick Ik, von Dresky
Ted Huser
San Pedro
hospitala aar _Caristinna
JT Alu
Volksagen
Germany
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