Budget Talks Mixed on Taxes and Spending Cuts
Washington lawmakers and a business group pressed for balancing the federal budget without new revenues. Proposals included a temporary broad sales tax, opposed by Rep. Curtis and Rep. Martin, while a CEO report outlined potential savings in military and non military programs. New AP directors were elected at the annual meeting.
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Traffic death marks third in city this year
The report notes a man and one daughter lost in a crash, the third traffic fatality in the city and the sixth in McPherson County for the year.
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Truce Negotiators Trade Charges in Korean Talks
In a sharp 16 minute session Alii spokesman accused North Korean negotiators of not seeking an armistice. Col Don C Darrow said Communists were more concerned with UN Command attitude than solving problems as staff officers debated supervision and prisoner exchange. Talks resume Wednesday with executives to pursue possible solutions.
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McPherson Man Killed In Traffic Accident
Ruben E. Peterson 63 a retired dairy farmer and former state representative died Monday night after stepping from a curb into a street and being struck by a car driven by Ye Weller 29 police said He died en route to a hospital Weller was jailed on a drunken driving charge Peterson is survived by three
Quakes May Have Aided Oil Output in Oklahoma
Oilmen and geologists believe recent Oklahoma earthquakes boosted production by about 3,000 barrels a day, lifting daily output to over 531,000. The quakes are thought to loosen rock formations, helping oil reach the surface faster.
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Spangler Cites U.S. Cities under 150,000 Population
Mond L. Spangler of Redwood City represents smaller cities as he reports on remarks by Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther. Gruenther, Ike’s former chief of staff, told AP members that war with Russia is not inevitable and that he does not expect a Soviet attack on the West this year. He said free nations must remain vigilant.
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Allies in Europe Discuss Attack on Communist Orbit
A Greensburg report notes a large hand dug well and statements about a major attack on the communist orbit. The piece mentions Russia’s awareness of propaganda and fear, with references to events since 1939 and public agenda.
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