Wilson Tells His Defense
Detroit report of former defense secretary Wilson discussing defense spending and budget figures. He notes Congress cut proposed military outlays from 38.5 to 36 billion, predicts possible higher spending with president's request, and defends budget balancing with taxation. He warns secrecy limits early public details.
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Eisenhower
Wilson
Defense
Géllars
Congress
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Enugh
Pentagon
Charles E. Wile
Wor
Ihe
Hungary
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Egypt
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Ben-Gurion and Cabinet Quit Posts
Jerusalem Israel Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion and his 16 member cabinet resigned Monday night in a dispute with leftist Labor ministers. The five party coalition in office since December 3 1983, resignation effective today, to be submitted to President Ben-Zvi. Ben-Gurion may form a new government excluding Abduth Avodah Labor Unity party members. A cabinet resolution cited Israel arms needs amid the dispute, with some accusing a plan to buy from West Germany, which denied plans to sell arms. The communique said Ben-Gurion could not ensure collective responsibility to protect the state’s international position and security.
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Jerusalem
UPI
David Ben-Gurion
Izhak Ben-Zvi
Ben-Gurion
Momber
Abduth Avodah Labor Unity) Party
Iohom
Th Ae
Israel
Germany
Tuna Clipper Sinks Off Costa Rica. 14 Rescued
The tuna clipper Sandora sank after burning off Costa Rica on Sunday. All 14 crew members were rescued, as subfreezing temperatures and a cold front swept across the central states. Capt. Arnold Baptista reported the crew's safe pickup near Falls, Minnesota, while Chicago faced a light snow backstop amid icy conditions from Kansas to New York.
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United Press
O'Hare
International Aiport
Kansas
Chercury
Prom
U.S
Bureau
Gulf
Texas
Okahoma
Southeriia
Costa Rica
Arnold Baptista
Iowa
San
Punta Arenas
Costa Minot
N.D
Minneapolis
Houghton
Sault Rica
Ste. Marie
Mich
Chicago
Sundora
Nebraska
North Side
Stier Kist Co
Midway
Minner Island
Demand for Large Scale Radiation Probe Highlighted
At the AAAS meeting in Indianapolis Dr. Austin M. Brues urged rapid, large scale studies to determine health effects of radiation. Rep. Hollifield and others pressed for laws giving states more power and funding for extensive experiments. Experts warned about X-rays, nuclear fallout, and the need for timely, accurate data to guide public health policy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fleral
Austin M. ‘Brues
Argentie Bsational Laboratory
AmericanAssociation For the Advancement of Science
Siry
National Science
Isaac
Atomic Energy Com
Blues
Price
David E. Bruce
The
Pride
U.S. Public Health Service
Earth
Thelbe
Help Association
Herbert E. Longnecker
Chicago
University of Ilinois
Thomas J. Mills
New tablet promises fast relief for sinus congestion
A new tablet named Dristan Tablets is announced to drain clogged sinus cavities and relieve headaches and pressure quickly without discomfort. The medicine acts systemically, claims higher doctors’ usage, and is available without prescription at 98 cents per bottle of 24, with a full refund if not delivering relief.
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New York
Whitehall Pharmecal
Finn twins’ bid fails in auction for plane at court sale
A chaotic auction at Lockheed Air Terminal ends with Batchelor winning the plane for 38,247.39 after Finns Antoinette Francois bids against him and fails to meet the full payoff. Finns had appealed to stop bidding, but the sheriff’s sale awards Batchelor ownership as legal owner after years of dispute over the surplus transport plane.
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Burbank
Finn Twins
George Batchelor
Batchelor
Lockheed Air
Charles Finn
Finn
Sgt. McEvoy
Francois
U.S. Att v
Guy Gets 1 to 10 Years in Slaying
A Santa Monica case ends with Charles Lee Guy Jr. receiving from one to ten years for manslaughter after a motel room shooting that killed Roberts as he slept. The defendant, 19, was engaged to the victim’s mother Nina Miles, who testified for the state. He appealed for probation, citing a chance to reform.
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Santa Monica
Charles Lee Guy
Guy
Ffrom
Roberts
Nina J.miles
Wiliam Miles
Miles
Charles L.” Guy ‘Jr
Dunn
N.C
Allen T. Lynch
Lynch
Gasoline spill prompts evacuation near Wilmington harbor
About fifty homes near Hoy 101 and Sanford faced temporary evacuation as thousands of gallons of high test gasoline leaked from an eight inch Shell Oil pipeline. Fire crews shut off all flames and pilots lights, evacuated residents, and pumped gas into tanks while a parallel ten inch line was installed. Cleanup lasted two hours from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
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Wilmington
Hoy
Sanford Ave
Shell Oil, Co
Dominguez
Long Beach Firms Face New Contractor Licenses
The Contractors State License Board said Monday it plans to issue contractor licenses to two Long Beach firms within 20 days if no protests are received. Samuel J Blackstone of Metropolitan Construction Co will receive a general building contractor license and David T Zwibel of West Coast Metalcrafts will receive an ornamental metals contractor license.
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Long Beach
Samuel J Blackstone
Metropolitan Construction’ Co
Santa Fe
David T. Zwibel
West Coast Metalcrafts
Cherry Ave
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