No Tax Cut Possible for the Avons (Continued Notes)
The article discusses U S air power, long range bomber capacity, and national defense strategy. It reviews President Eisenhower’s defense posture, missile development, and skepticism toward Soviet claims, noting the importance of strategic plans and expenditures in maintaining defense.
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Portland vice investigation drops conspiracy charges
Federal wiretap cases were dropped against Mayor Terry Schrunk and three others after a raid on Raymond Clark's home yielded recordings. Schrunk, former Dist Atty William Langley, George Miellly, Multnomah County detective, and Clyde Crosby faced conspiring to obtain wiretaps charges. An earlier charge against Oregon Journal reporter Brad Williams also was dismissed.
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Eisenhower Sees Mixed Signals in 1950s U.S. Policy
President Eisenhower voices caution on disarmament talks in London, expects Russia to set the next move, and aims to hold U.S. defense spending near 38 billion dollars. He cites strong emotions over school integration yet vows steady, middle-of-the-road governance, and reflects on the Wisconsin senatorial loss as overblown by rivals. He also notes no regret for a second White House bid.
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High Winds Sweep North and East Areas Noted
Strong winds from the Great Lakes to the New England coast hit Tuesday with speeds 30 to 33 mph and a 55 mph gust in Chicago. Storm warnings spread along the Great Lakes and mid Atlantic. Signs toppled, temperatures varied locally from 80s in the Ohio Valley to 90s in the Mid Atlantic.
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Radio Hams Aid Fatal Crash Scene Near Wells
Traffic aid from ham radio operators and a passing motorist helped locate a fatal crash near Wells Nevada over Labor Day weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cox of Burley were in the car. Mrs. Cox, 22, died at a hospital. The husband remains in critical condition.
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Vanderbilt Marries His Secretary In Reno Ceremony
Vanderbilt 68, a Reno farmer and socialite, wed Anne Bernamette Seedham 25 in a brief religious ceremony at his attorney’s home. The wedding was broadcast by radio to Utah Wendover units and Wells, with Gov and Mrs. Russell among guests.
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New Medical Advance Corrects Constipation Naturally
After 12 years of research a non-habit forming remedy called Regutol dioctyl sodium sulfoguccinate claims to soften and moisten colonic waste, supporting normal elimination in about three days without laxatives. It is marketed for adults and children and comes in 30 and 100 tablet sizes with prices of $1.10 and $2.00 respectively.
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