Eisenhower urges warily balanced foreign aid plan
President Eisenhower warned that tax cuts depend on peace through strong defense and continued aid. He cited Greece Turkey Yugoslavia South Vietnam Korea and the Middle East as beneficiaries and urged Congress to fund defense and development programs with a long term loan fund to ensure ongoing aid.
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GOP Budget Cuts Hit Major Departments in State Plan
Republican leaders unveil a 1.604 billion dollar budget total with 14 billion ceiling on general fund revenue and 1.559 billion budget plus 4514 million for non budgeted items. Major reductions target Commerce, Public Instruction, Health, Forests and Waters, Treasury and Agriculture among others with cuts from 12.8 million to 4.31 million for the Commerce Department and 67 percent reduction. Companion measures propose 24 million for state aided hospitals and 1,759,875 for 62 state aided homes.
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Senate
GOP
Harrisburg
Leader
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Public Instruction
Treasury
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iTemple
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Joe
Planning Board
Storm devastates Kansas City area leaves 200 hurt
Tornado swept from Ottawa Kansas into Missouri hitting Ruskin Heights Hickman Mills and Martin City. Emergency crews and Red Cross set up disaster headquarters as 11 people die and hundreds more are injured or displaced. Residents sought shelter basements while traffic jammed U S 71 amid widespread destruction and missing children.
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Jennifer
Angotti
Kansas City
Independence
Richards- Gebaur Air Force Base
Grandview
Ruskin Heights
Hickman
Mills
Ottawa
Spring Hill
Kansas
Martin City
Lees Summmit
Missouri
Red Cross
Harry Truman
Kan
Isham Davis
Davis
Lowell Atkinson
Hickman Mills
Weather Bureau
Arthur Buchanan
Bill Beaver
Buchanan
U.S. 71
Dean Evans
Richard Randle
O. D. Crosby
Harry Woodling
Ruskin Heights Presbyterian Church
Woodling
Fairs Employment, Workers Program Budgets Trimmed
Advisory on older workers and workmen compensation cuts. From $371 631 to $225 000 for fair employment practices. disaster relief down from $15 000 000 to $10 000 000. veterans assistance up to $1 200 000. education for veterans orphans $30 000. sealing abandoned coal mines and anthracite mine drainage admin down to $1 100 000 and $100 000. Average farm plowing depth noted as about six inches.
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Fair Employment Practices Commission
Eisenhower to push foreign aid plan in radio appeal
President Eisenhower prepared to address foreign aid proposals in a radio TV broadcast carried by CBS and ABC networks. He plans to outline funding from existing and new Congress approved sums for the fiscal year starting July 1. Senate leaders and GOP chiefs at the White House expect the message to frame aid as strategic economic development linking to U. S. security.
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White House
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ABC
Mutual
Abc-Tv
Nbc-Tv
Radio
Aiken
Sen
Mansfield
Montana
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Haiti Army Dissolves Executive Council After Coup
The Haitian army declared the Executive Council dissolved after an emergency session amid protests and alleged election rigging. Cap Haitien and St. Marc factions proclaimed control in the north. The army, numbering about 2,500 on active duty with 3,000 reserves, warned of curfews and chaos as presidential elections loom in June.
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Cantave
Executive Council
Graf
Haiti
Cap Haitien
Committee of Public Safety
St. Marc
Port Au Prince
Paul Magloire
Obituaries for Lytle Stockdale Carnahan and Stockdale in Dayton
Obituary notices honor Dora Kate Lytle widow of William H Lytle of Commodore Indiana Pa May 19 1957 at Indiana Memorial Hospital. Also listed are John Carnahan of Detroit and Arthur Stockdale of Dayton with service details, survivors, and funeral plans across Robinson Lytle’s Indiana Pa and Glade Run Church Dayton.
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Dora Kate Lytle
William Henry Lytle
Commodore
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Roblinson
Lytle's
St. Inediana
Commodore Methodist Church
Leonard H. Pearson
Woodland Cemetery
David B. Carnahan
Detroit
Michigan
Indiana
Mildred
Getty Carnahan
Minnie Wagner Carnahan
Delmar Blair Carnahan
Robinson - Lytle’s
Armstrong County Memorial Hospital
Red Bank Township
Armstrong County
Charles
Pearl Bowser Stockdale
Twila Stuchell
Stockdale
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Dayton
Glade Run Presbyterian Church
Glade Run Presbyterian
P. R. R. Stull
Ely Funeral Home
Newspaperman Diederich Expelled from Haiti
Bernard Diederich, 30, publisher and AP correspondent, expelled as undesirable amid Haiti’s turmoil. He arrived from Port au Prince after the ruling Council ordered his expulsion last Thursday with no detailed reasons. A New Zealand native, he ran Haiti Sun for seven years and will have friends safeguard his properties during exile. He hopes to return after a government change.
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New York
Bernard Diederich
Haiti
Diederich
Port Au Prince
Caribbean
New Zealand
Haiti Sun
Associated Press
Tri Service Rivalry Warns U.S. Defense Build-Up
Washington House Appropriations Committee warns a three way service rivalry endangers military strength. It urges real unification over a loose federation in the 1958 Defense Department appropriations report. The dispute traces to control of the ballistic missile as the ultimate weapon. Eight presidents did not veto any bill.
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Armed Services
House Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
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