Eisenhower signals possible slowdowns in budget plan
President Eisenhower shows signs of weakening support for his 71.8 billion dollar peacetime budget. He says aides may seek cuts and slower pacing on programs, amid Republican and business pressure and broad public criticism. Brundage warns substantial cuts unlikely for two years.
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Conservatives Hold Two English Seats in Special Elections
In Warwick and Bristol by elections, the Conservative party retained two parliamentary seats. Warwick saw John Hobson 24,948 to Labour's William Wilson 22,971, with Eden's resignation evident in the smaller margin. Bristol saw R G Cooke defeat W T Rodgers 24,585 to 10,423, as Labour vote dipped slightly from 10,766 in 1955. The report notes voter apathy as a factor and Labour gains in other recent specials.
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Birth Control Plan Outlined by Communist China
London report says China will start a large scale birth control program. Abortion and sterilization will be permitted for medical and family welfare reasons. Minister Li Teh Chuan urged planned families to improve health. rural opposition fears loss of labor for farming.
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Need License For Wheelchair Drive Sparks DMV Discussion
SACRAMENTO Calif a-1 you drive a motorized wheelchair be you invalid or healthy you would need a driver's license under a bill approved by the Assembly Transportation and Commerce Committee. The author Assemblyman Lee Backstrand told the committee he saw one rolling furiously along the Hollywood Freeway and it scared me. Fred Williams chief of the State Division of Driver's Licenses said healthy drivers who have lost their licenses for various offenses have used power chairs and invalid tricycles.
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Animal Life Crossword Clues
A compact listing of crossword style clues with across and down entries including rodent woolly mammals and various themed terms. It catalogs clues like Cow's cry overtones and Roman date while identifying actors and animals alongside measures and titles.
Indian tribe clash sparks schoolyard chaos
Swab the gang from dragging him from school. Fighting later broke out among hundreds of schoolchildren and then spread to adult members of the two tribes.
Stability Likely as De Valera Poised for Irish Premiership
In Dublin James F. King reports Fianna Fail led by De Valera winning 78 of 147 seats in the Dail with potential independents and Sinn Fein support. A stable government is foreseen as unemployment tops 100,000 and emigration rises while De Valera pledges peaceful unification talks.
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Four Killed In South Africa Tribal Fighting
In Johannesburg area violence flared after a 9 year old Swazi boy was killed by youths wielding knives and sticks. The clashes between Swazi and Xexas tribes at Daveytown Location left four dead and 15 wounded with two teachers seriously injured attempting to intervene.
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Perfume Hint Averts War, Says NY Importer
New York perfume importer Edward Cournand argues a wartime peace solution for World War II would lie in Russian women using more perfume to distract men from guns. He cites scent as a mental diversion to reduce conflict tensions.
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Egypt Air Force Strength Back to Pre-Strike Level
Air Vice Marshal Mohamed Sedkiy Mahmound told Akher Saa the Egyptian air force has regained its pre fall British and French attack strength. He said the raid destroyed mostly obsolete aircraft and only a few MiG fighters and Ilyushin bombers were lost, with the latter hidden at secret aerodromes.
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Nixon to Meet Pope in Vatican on St Patrick's Day
President Nixon travels home from Africa and will hold a private audience with Pope Pius XII in Vatican City on March 17, St Patrick's Day. The meeting will occur during Nixon’s return route and prior to his next engagements.
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