Foreign Aid Funds Trimmed in Treasury Post Office Bill
Senate moves to complete action on the Treasury Post Office appropriation providing 3.4379 billion for the next fiscal year starting July 1. Interior Department gets 567.3 million for 1953 with 14.95 million for initial reclamation projects. Truman sought 632.15 million.
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Treasury and Post Office Department
Senate
Treasury-Post Office
Truman
Interior Department
House
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Robert A. Taft
R-O
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
West Europe
British Regret and U S Lone Play in Raids
In a heated parliamentary debate Britain regrets U S unilateral raids, while Labor opposition hints at a showdown after Lloyd and Earl Alexander report on Korea. Shinwell argues Labour helped remove MacArthur and calls for equal partnership with the United States. Eden defends targets on the Yalu power plants and pledges Allied support despite limited consultation.
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Laborites
Laborite
Defense
Emanuel Shinwell
Lloyd
Earl Alexander
Korea
Shinwell
Britain
House
State Department
Not Advised Washington Sparks Allied Consultation Debate
United States officials stated that Washington did not inform Britain before Monday's air raids on Communist power plants along the Yalu River. State and Defense Departments confirmed Churchill and Eden assertions, saying the action was a military decision within Korea hostilities and thus not consultable.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Yalu River
State and
Defense Departments
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
State Department
Michael J. McDermott
Department
Defense Department
Holdridge Sues Over California Democratic Primary Invalid
Herbert C. Holdridge a retired brigadier general filed an election contest in Superior Court alleging fraud and invalidation of the June 3 Democratic primary in California. He sought to set aside Estes Kefauver’s nomination and to sanction State Atty. Gen. Edmund J. Brown, Secretary Frank M. Jordan, and LA County Registrar Benjamin Hite for alleged willful neglect.
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Los Angeles
California
Herbert C. Holdridge
Estes Kefauver
Atty
Edmund J
Pat) Brown
Frank M. Jordan
Los Angeles County
Registrar of Voters
Benjamin Hite
Holdridge
American Vegetarian Party
Hite
Edmund G. Brown
White House hit by water line break
A 48 inch water main burst in Washington flooding streets and closing water service to the White House and Georgetown. Water stored in the kitchen kept drinking supply, but air conditioning was cut off on the hottest June day since 1875. Six hospitals lost water as sprinkling trucks fought fires and officials managed limited supplies.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Georgetown
Gordon's Body To Be Flown East
Irving Wexler alias Waxey Gordon is to be flown to Brooklyn tomorrow in a pine box. The 63 year old prohibition era figure died of a heart attack in Alcatraz while awaiting trial on a federal heroin ring case. Funeral arrangements are being made at Riverside Memorial Chapel in Brooklyn.
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San Francisco
Irving Wexler
Waxey Gordon
Brooklyn
Ford
New York
Alcatraz
Riverside Memorial Chapel
Wage Dispute Between Union and Company Narrowly Avoids Strike
Negotiations over aircraft workers pay continued near deadline with union seeking 28 cent hourly wage increases to match auto industry levels and the company offering 5 cents plus a cost of living rise. J W Livingston said talks moved to Washington signaling potential further sessions but union warned of a “management plot” while deeming government involvement likely.
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Ching
Washington
Union
Indi
J. W. Livingston
National Aircraft Department
Giant ingots speed up plane parts production
Kais er Aluminum and Chemical Corp announces a giant aluminum ingot to accelerate an 89 million dollar program for mass producing large aircraft parts. The ingot, 32 inches diameter with no cracks, enables casting large parts in one piece for the first time.
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Spokane
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
la Giant Aluminum Ingot
Kaiser
Metallurgical Research Division
Paul P. Zeigler
Metallurgical Laboratory
Zeigler
Air Force
Michigan veterinarians use sex hormones to start dairy cows
Four veterinarians from Michigan State College reported today in Atlantic City that they have used sex hormones to start virgin heifers and sterile cows producing milk, outlining the procedure and its observed results.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Michigan State College
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