Byrd Warns Against Eisenhower Aid Doctrine Costs
United Press report from Washington notes Senator Harry Byrd and Senator Richard Russell urging stripping parts of the proposed economic and military aid doctrine. Byrd warns the aid could open a new area of spending and cost taxpayers billions, with President Eisenhower seeking about 200 million dollars for Middle East aid. Other items include rackets raids in Portland, efforts to create jobs via a 30 million dollar fund, and criticism of the defense program amid nuclear war fears.
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D-Var
Richard R. Ruse
D-Gat
Senaie Strip
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Eisen
Middle East
Senate Rackets Committee
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Frank W. Brewster
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Ore
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Con- Panen
Congress
Youse
Sin wHity
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Vale Power Compoperies
Chet Tlolifield
Ne Holifield
Joint
Enerey Committee
Cavil Defense Administration
Identity Of Slain Boy A Mystery
Philadelphia police seek the identity of a slain boy found in a cardboard box near a vacant lot. A motorist reported a woman and a teenage boy unloading from a car Sunday afternoon. The boy, about four or five, was beaten to death and had been dead two or three days. The chief medical examiner Joseph Spelman identified the body. The woman was described as heavily tired, of medium height, 30s to 40s, with a male companion of similar height. Police consider possible links to an earlier kidnapping case but note the boy may have been from an orphanage or similar facility.
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Williiam Lovejoy
Joseph Spelman
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Steven Craig Damman
Long Island
N.Y
Clamor for New Taxes Rises in Legislature
Oklahoma City lawmakers debate tax increases amid Gov. Gary’s veto stance. Senate and House discuss measures to raise revenue, including higher minimum salaries for teachers, alcohol levies, and a possible general tax increase to fund programs. Gary cites citizen opposition and vows to veto new taxes. The Legislature faces pressure from education groups and state agencies seeking more funds.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Gary
Senate
Jim Rinehart
Rone
Oklahoma Educaion Association
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Oklahoma Junior College
Tonkasoa
Hail Storm Halts Traffic in North Carolina Town
A mountain town experienced a hail storm on Wednesday halting traffic for about 15 minutes. Pellets reached up to a half inch in diameter as the temperature fell by ten degrees in the afternoon storm. No serious damage reported.
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North Carolina
Point of Order Ends Senate Session in Santa Fe
An odd account from Santa Fe details a Senate session where a point of order halted adjournment. The shoe missing earlier in the day was later found, allowing the body to adjourn.
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Elpert Wallace
State Senate
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