Senators Praise Trujillo In Dominican Visit
Two United States senators, James Eastland and William Jenner, praised Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo and his anti Communist government in speeches before the Dominican Legislature. Eastland hailed the Dominican Republic as a leader of Latin America and stressed freedom and capitalism, while Jenner contrasted U.S. leadership with the need for a steadfast national leader and praised the Trujillo regime.
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Dominican Republic
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Eastland
Mississippi
William E. Jenner
Indiana
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America
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Senate
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Centér
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Latin America
Disclose Largest Spending Budget in U.S. Peace Time
The AP report notes the biggest peacetime federal budget, with outlays rising to 879.233 billion dollars for fiscal 1959 and a 12.223 billion dollar deficit pushing debt to 283 billion by June. Budget Director Stans cautioned faster economic recovery could lessen the deficit.
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U.S
Sterling F. Green
Washington
Congress
Budget Bureau
Eisenhower
Maverice H. Stans
Aussies Order Sub Restriction
The Agriculture Department imposes a new subsidy restriction amid large price support programs tied to jumper harvests. Spending is estimated at 4.1 billion dollars, up 1.615 billion from the President's initial forecast.
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Agriculture Department
Democrats Map Food Stamp Plan Across Midwest Conference
Midwest Democrats debated expansion of school lunch and a food stamp program during a three day Midwest Democratic Conference Farm Committee session. Leaders including Truman, Kennedy, Kefauver and Butler highlighted campaign themes as candidates train. Hazen of Des Moines predicted some form of food stamp plan will gain approval while stressing school meal extensions nationwide.
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UPI
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Paul Butler
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Tennessee
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Ohio
Oklahoma
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Des Moines
Iowa
Talks Set for Geneva on Nuclear Test Ban Pact
The United States and Britain will begin talks with the Soviet Union in Geneva on October 31 to pursue a nuclear weapons test ban and broader disarmament aims. Ambassador James J. Wadsworth will lead the U.S. delegation as the three powers seek a binding, verifiable halt to tests with a monitoring network, while addressing production limits and conventional arms. The plan follows prior East West dialogue and reflects insistence on credible inspection, with caveats about China and rapid conclusion. Britain continues its Pacific tests at Christmas Island while the U.S. and USSR prepare for technical discussions on preventing surprise nuclear attacks.
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UPT
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Senate
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Nevada Desert
Christmas Island
Problems Build GOP Alcorn Says Party Strengthens
UI-Meade Alcorn, Republican national chairman, said Thursday night that problems such as Little Rock, the Goldfine hearings, and Middle East crises are making the party stronger. He spoke at Constitution Day dinner for Republican Minute Men, praising the party and criticizing the Democratic leadership as power hungry and lacking faith.
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Meade Alcorn
Republican National
Little Rock
Middle East
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Alcorn
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