Government panel faulted U S farms aid program
Washington AP reported a House Government Operations Committee subpanel found billions may be wasted in the U S farms aid program. The 106 page subcommittee report urged a full review by Congress and the executive branch, citing arms aid often served political aims and caused financial losses. It cited planes without pilots and vehicles without gas as examples.
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Washington
U. S
House
Rep
Fascell
Congress
Executive Branch
Eisenhower
United States
Aircraft Down in Typhoon
Ten airmen aboard an Air Force weather plane are reported missing after vanishing in Typhoon Ophelia north of Guam. Long Beach area crew Maj Albert Lauer Jr and Sgt Kenneth L. Tetzloff identified among the missing. faint SOS signals were picked up in the storm tossed Pacific as search crews scoured the center of the typhoon for the plane and its fuel endurance.
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Long Beach
Air Force
Pacific
Guam
Albert Lauer
Bertha Lager
Orange Ave
Pico
Kenneth L. Tetzloff
Anne Tetzloff
Ophelia
Laver
Jordan High School
Long Beach City ‘College
Wiliam Loughery
Monroe Ave
Dominguez
Adeima Johnson
Bellflower
Netzloff
Anne Scoffield
George Tetzloff
St. Louis Ave
Defense Department
Southland
Churchill Actress Sarah Churchill Fined for Drunken Disorder
Malibu AP report states actress Sarah Churchill daughter of Sir Winston Churchill pleaded guilty to being drunk in public. She apologized for the incident and was fined 50 dollars. Judge Charles H. Woodman warned against leniency, noting the need to apply exact sentences.
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Malibu
Sarah Churchill
Britain
Sir Winston Churchill
Miss. Churchill
Charles H. ‘Woodman
Beach
Tough Guy Robinson Weds Dress Designer Jane Adler
Edward G. Robinson, 64, married New York dress designer Jane Adler, 38, in Arlington Virginia. The actor, famed for mobster roles and now starring in Middle of the Night, kept the marriage secret from the company.
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Edward G. Robinson
Jane Adler
Robinson
National Theater
Washington, D. C
Arlington
Washington
Edward
Tanager
Gladys Cassell
New York
Gladys Lloyd
Medina
Wallet, $100 Back After 13 Years
Ubi Otto Moody's wallet was found after 13 years in Mountairy North Carolina. An elderly woman refused to give her name or address returned the wallet to Moody's office saying she did so with the Lord's blessing. The wallet contained about $100 in one dollar bills for a planned vacation.
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Mountairy
N.C
Ubi
Otto Moody
Moody
Eisenhower Seeks Major Cut in Farm Aid Programs
President Eisenhower urged Congress to cut federal farm aid by up to a billion dollars yearly, lowering price supports from 75 to 60 percent and granting Ezra Taft Benson more leeway. The plan would abolish the soil bank acreage reserve, potentially raise allotments for cotton wheat rice peanuts and tobacco, and eliminate corn acreage curbs. Senator Wiley warned the move could devastate small family dairies and questioned Benson’s intended push for lower supports.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Berson
Soil Bank
Gaillard Wins Again Narrow House Margin
Gaillard barely secured victory as the House Agriculture Act passed 29 to 23 with 20 abstentions in a tight 20 vote margin amid strong Republican opposition. The vote followed a controversial plan tied to price supports and inflation controls. The debate drew swift rebuke from Senate Agriculture chair Ellender and ongoing discussion of veterans benefits and fiscal policy.
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Paris Ur
Felix Albert Okla
Gaillard
House
Congress
Carl Anderson
National Assembly
Housejuates
Dulles Urges Bulganin Embrace Space Peace
Secretary of State Dulles urged Soviet Premier Bulganin to pursue a space peace and join an international effort to regulate outer space, saying the United States favors a summit only under proper conditions and real assurances that such talks would advance peace and justice. He warned Russia must indicate willingness to negotiate seriously, and noted the Eisenhower letter to Bulganin should dispel any impression Washington avoids talks.
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Dulles
Eisenhower
Bulgania
United States
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Buganin
Macmillan
Peared
Felix Gaillard
Konrad Adenauer
Adone Zoi
Ceylon
Memil Commonwealth
Kellan
WM Son Sets Policy Amid Intercom Tension
A cryptic exchange references a White House aide and a tense meeting with the WM regarding conduct and language. The note hints at a leadership dynamic and pressure on staff, with comparisons to past aides and strategies for Thursday interactions.
Retirement age debate grows in private pension era
A U S News magazine summary notes rising pressure as 14 million people are covered by private pensions. The question of forcing retirement at 65 or letting employers decide who to keep is becoming urgent. Companies appear divided on this issue.
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U. 5. News
Warm spell, 81 degree record in Long Beach
Weather continues to be unusually warm across the region with Long Beach hitting a record high of 81 degrees on Thursday. The mild conditions stem from warm winds pulling across desert areas and mountain passes from a north to northeast high pressure system. Surfside Colony saw wave-driven moisture with a six foot surge flooding the beach and first row of homes, but residents reported no damage as tides reach 62 feet today at 7 05 a.m.
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Southland
Long Beach
U. S. Weather Bureau
Surfside Colony
Surfside
Central High School Practice Alert Sparks Bomb Scare
National Guardsmen searched Central High School in Little Rock at night, insisting it was a practice alert though a bomb scare was cited. A noon incident involved a white student dumping soup on a Negro girl after racial taunts. reports describe tense integration tensions.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Hhigh National Guard
Central High
Guardian
London
Exiday
Virgil Blossom
Macmillan
Nikolai Bulganin
Ventura
U. S
Santalus
Barbara
Bulganin
Britain Vows Peace Asks Parley With Russ
Prime Minister Macmillan states Britain will pursue peace and seeks a East West parley with the Soviet Union. He rejects aggression and reiterates that no British government will condone acts against the USSR. He criticizes Bulgarian claims and emphasizes NATO and United Nations notions of security.
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Britain
Russ
Bulgaria
NATO
Paris
Soviet Union
United Nations
Macmillan
Bulgarin
West Germany
Russians Develop Wing-Flapping Micro Planes
Independent page note reports Russians developing small winged aircraft that flap like birds, described in a brief on page A-14 with no further technical detail.
Louise's Doll Sparks School Incident in Goshen
Principal John Larimer took Louise Martiny’s doll home after finding it in school on Thursday. The doll, labeled as a real baby, was found to be a two and a half month old infant relative living with Louise’s family while the mother was at work.
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Ind
John Larimer
Louise Martiny
Louise
Mickey
Kara
Tha Baby
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