Nourse urges restraint on arms outlays and deficits
Washington economist Edwin G. Nourse warned at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce that piling new military spending amid fear of threats widens the budget bulge and risks a $37 billion deficit this year. He urged trimming domestic spending and avoiding leapfrogging deficits for arms races, stressing investment should back genuine growth instead.
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Nourse
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States
Anthony C. McAustogne
Fane
O'Dwyer to Confer With Students Today
City officials plan a discussion with students amid ongoing protests over teacher pay and extracurricular curtailments. Mayor O'Dwyer will meet representatives of student groups as police remain alert for unrest during demonstrations that drew tens of thousands of high schoolers last week.
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Rigt& Ang
Three Little Pigs Comment Triggers Editor's Voyage
In Caracas Venezuela May 2 AP Miguel Otero editor of EL Nacional suspended after a reference to relinqui tas the three little going abroad for an indefinite stay will resume publication today. Authorities hold German Gallardo equipment operator blamed by other staff for inserting the offensive line into the paper amid dedicatory ceremonies at Cariacas new Olympic stadium.
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Caracas
Venezia
Miguel Otero
Venezuela
el National
Alejandro Otern
EL Nacional
Cariacas
Olympic Stadium
Epeciabal
Council Moves To Put Teeth In Date Laws
City council passes ordinances funding salaries and police care, authorizes sewer district No 78, accepts quit-claim deed for street land, and approves a low bid for land binding. It also hears Charles Hoffman’s barricade complaint and redirects to the attorney for County Prosecuting Attorney Riley.
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Argonne Street
Sehott Road
Nelson Drive
Bar
Jefferson Heights Addition
Schell Construction Company
Commercial Printing Company
Water and Light Committee
Missouri River
Charles Hoffman
Madison Street
Franklin
Spruce Streets
Hoffman
James T. Riley
Central Missouri Alumni Organize
An alumni association of Jefferson City residents who attended Central Missouri State College Warrensburg formed at a First Christian church dinner. Fred U1 was elected president Jackson vice president and Mrs C L Peters secretary treasurer four attended CMSC arenni dinner. George Diemer president Warrensburg schipal spoke. The Missouri Utilities Company seeks state permission to extend gas lines in Columbia about 1000 feet south of city limits near West Broadway. The four inch line would cost 1900 and serve about 280 new homes, boosting annual revenue by about 2250.
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Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
First Christian Church
Fred U1
Jackson
C. L. Peters
CMSC
George Diemer
Warrensburg Schipal
Missouri Utilities Company
Cape Girardeau
Columbia
Scinity
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Iaid
Missouri Public Service Commission
MacArthur Suggests Outlawing Japanese Reds Again
General MacArthur hinted in Tokyo that the Japanese Communist Party might be outlawed, condemning communism as a threat to liberty and warning against abuse of freedom by a small Communist minority. He noted Japan’s recent loss of Red popularity due to strikes, wartime suspicions, and foreign influence undermining national unity.
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MacArthur
Japan
T Nist
Soviet Union
Official Canvass Confirms Gas Tex Vote Trend Stance
Missourians voted last April 4 against raising gasoline taxes with a 528,201 to 179,994 tally. The official canvass by the secretary of state’s office shows no change in the tax hike trend since April 4 and 3. Counties like Boone Callaway and Osage supported the plan, while larger counties largely rejected it.
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Secretary of State
Mina
Boone
Callawar
Osage
Kenney warns of possible war with Russia
Gen George C Kenney says a diplomatic blunder could trigger war with Russia at any moment though he doubts Moscow is ready now He argues aggressors strike when war power exists and expects a future Russian attack while addressing a Wichita press conference and Rotary club event May 2 194? in Kansas. Gov Forrest Smith designates May 13 to July 4 for a US savings bonds drive urging flags on May 15 and noon bell ringing. Tung nuts from China noted for fast drying oil used in paint.
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Wichita
Kas
George C. Kenney
Russia
Tral
Ecott
Kenney
Pacific
Forrest Smith
All Bran Promises Easy Constipation Relief Letter
A series of unsolicited letters from ALL-BRAN users claim relief from constipation. Mrs. B Kaupf man of Clinton New Jersey shares her success and Kellogg’s advertises a double your money back offer as the cereal is pitched as a dietary laxative solution.
Pact Nations Seen Spending More on Their Defenses
Washington officials predict the North Atlantic pact nations will boost defense spending and effort at the London Atlantic council, with Acheson urging quick action on an intensified program. The 12 nations spent about 20.15 billion last year, the United States covering 72 percent. next year Europeans face higher shares. Truman plans 2.147 billion for military aid. a larger 1.147 billion request is not expected.
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Washington
North Atlantic
Acheson
Atlantic Council
London
Hague
United States
National Red Cross Volunteer to Attend Midwest Session
Mrs. Dallmeyer, Cole County Red Cross volunteer services chair, travels with a national staff appointment to St. Louis for a three day Midwest staff conference. She assists in developing volunteer programs across 17 states while continuing local leadership in Cole County.
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Midwest Red Cross
Robert E. Dallever
Vineyard Square
Cole County
American Red Cross
St. Louis
Dallmeyer
Volumleer Services
A. C. Weigel
Red Cross
Vollunteer Services
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Star Penitentiary
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Jefferson Ciangi
Reconstruction notes hint at earlier Western defense needs
Disjointed lines discuss a clearer picture of needs and less interference with reconnaissance. Mentions western defense chiefs and a generalized view. A fragment notes Shetland Isle under Seuttich rule in 156i.
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Shetland
Chicagoan Charged With Stealing Auto
A Chicagoan, Shea, charged with stealing a car in April waived preliminary and awaits the May term of circuit court after failing to post 100 bail set by Magistrate Foster. He was returned to county jail.
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Shea
Foster
J. Damhorst
East Circle Drive
St. Louis
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