Benson promises more details on Agriculture Department plans
Secretary Benson, introduced to aides by newsmen, pledges further important announcements this week about streamlining the Agriculture Department. He outlines aims to cut costs and boost efficiency, following a reorganization of 20 bureaus into four groups. He notes many programs require legal authorization and faces questions on farm price support funds, the 24billion-dollar loan program, the 250 million annual sell payments, and the role of 90,000 part time farmer committeemen. Decentralization and state land grant colleges may gain greater control over research and education.
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Rules change loss for Lt Gov in Kansas Senate vote
The Kansas Senate rejected a proposed rules change aimed at limiting Lt. Gov Pred Hall's appointing power. The measure would have routed governor appointments through the State Affairs committee, but failed to reach a majority. Senate leaders cautioned the rule might not return this session, as factions aligned with Gov Arn and Woodward opposed Hall. Dulles speech noted for tonight as he prepares first public remarks on U.S. policy.
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Briton Leaders Aim to Secure U.S. Trade Support
London informed sources say Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and Chancellor R A Butler plan a pro visit to the United States to seek American backing for a large new world trade program. Arrangements to finalize their visit are expected within about ten days, with arrival anticipated in February or early March.
Secretary of State Outlines Foreign Policy In Broadcast
A six day tenure secretary of state delivers a 50 minute address detailing new foreign policy directions. The speech will be carried on radio and television via CBS at 9:36 p.m. CST. Strong emphasis on early policy steps and international stance.
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Heller Reported Captured After Jet Downed in Manchuria
Peiping radio claimed Lt. Col. Edwin L. Heller, a U S Sabre pilot from Wynnewood Pennsylvania, was captured after his jet was shot down Friday near Manchuria close to the Yalu River. United States forces noted he destroyed two Red MiGs the day before and that observers sighted his aircraft three miles south of the Yalu. The air force did not rule out a crash in Manchuria and ongoing search efforts continued.
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Taft Proposes 16 Changes to Taft Hartley Labor Law
Senator Taft outlined about 16 proposed amendments to the Taft Hartley Act, indicating several may gain support from both unions and industry. Senate Labor Committee Chairman H Alexander Smith and Taft said the changes fit areas where labor and management can agree, with many ideas already raised in prior sessions.
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New Data Says Russians Hold Big Edge in Planes
Paris reports new data boost Allied estimates of Soviet jet strength to 4,000 aircraft, about 3,000 more than prior American intelligence believed. An American officer said information was captured recently by U S agents. Reports claim Russian production has risen, with Allied jet fleets believed smaller than the Soviet total.
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Norwegian Paper Warns of Red Activity Near Norway
Morgenposten reports Soviet air and naval buildup north of the Arctic Circle with Russia possessing at least 900 warplanes across 50 bases near Norway and Finland. Allied sources underpin the claim as MiG 15 fighters operate within 15 miles of Norway on the Kola Peninsula.
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General Harrold Takes Over 10th Infantry Division
Maj. Gen. Thom as L. Harrold arrives at Camp Funston to assume command of the 10th Infantry Division succeeding Maj. Gen. George D. Shea who retires January 31. Harrold recently returned from Japan and previously led the 16th Corps and the 1st Cavalry Division in Korea and Japan.
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Four Types of Women to Be Avoided
In Penzance England Judge J Scobell Armstrong warned men Monday night against four kinds of women. Cats are described as catty and unkind while saints are wonderful but difficult to live with. The fun mad type always wanting dances is trying and stupid women can make marriage a drab affair for the clever partner.
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Screen Actor O Brien and Odds and Ends
A scrambled crossword style clue list includes entries such as Screen actor O'Brien born Rochester noted amid scattered hints. The long list features various definitions from mythic wives to fish eggs and heralds a word puzzle style interior page item.
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