Eisenhower Proposes Balanced Budget Amid Spending Push
President Eisenhower urged prudence on tax cuts while seeking more appropriations. He submitted a balanced budget for this year and next, estimating surpluses of 230 million and 435 million, with goals to reduce the national debt. Democrats warned against deficits, while Republicans praised the balance and urged cooperation. A farm relief bill proposing an optional income tax deduction for farmers under 10,000 was introduced as counter to farm tax relief.
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Massachusetts
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New Hampshire
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R-Tenn
Courtroom Heat Wave Triggers Sudden Breaks in LA Courts
In Los Angeles a heat surge hit a building housing 10 superior courts. When judges arrived temperatures neared 120 degrees. Doorknobs and railings scalded, prompting open doors, fans, and frequent recesses for cooling water, as Judge Wallace L. Ware described.
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Los Angeles
Superior Courts
Wallace L. Ware
Major Earthquake Recorded Distant From Pasadena
A strong earthquake, magnitude seven on the Richter scale, was recorded Monday by Caltech seismographs 3,300 miles away in an undetermined direction. Dr. Charles P. Richter said initial readings showed potential major damage if centered near a population.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Charles P. Richter
Caltech
Return to City Life Reassures Suburb Exiles
Hal Boyle notes a growing trend of families abandoning suburbs for the city. Returns cite crowded suburban schools, constant chauffeuring, and dull social life as reasons. Many migrants publish the sentiment that city culture and rest from suburb toil outweigh suburban comforts.
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New York
Edward G. Robinson Jr Faces Trial On Drunk Charge
Edward G. Robinson Jr. 22 son of the movie tough guy faced trial in West Los Angeles on a plain drunk charge linked to an alleged punch at a police officer at an airport. He pleaded innocent and demanded a court trial. Judge Leo Freund set trial for February 29 and kept bail at 20 dollars.
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Young Robinson
West
Leo Freund
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Oil field drilling report from multiple Oklahoma sites
Southwest Area Oil Field reports progress at Eldorado Kiowa Mountain View and other sites. Jackson County Jones at 2,970 feet. Halsted at 3,541 to 3,575 feet with mud. Tillman County several tests with saltwater recovery. Zephyr Fry location for 5,500 foot test. Roby at 3,100 feet. Kizziar waiting on orders at 5,053 feet. Sentinel Field Gulf Crawford at 4,711 feet. E. J. Athens Crane drilling at 5,405 feet.
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Eldorado
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Mountain View
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Shirley Thompson
Wright
Nene
Red
Davidson Pool
Phillips Petroleum
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Plane County
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Ing
Zephyr Drilling
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Hollister
Sentinel Field
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Bailey Acquitted Of Fraud Charge
Tulsa County commissioner Claude Bailey, a six term official, was acquitted of conspiring to defraud the county by buying merchandise with public funds. The jury delivered the verdict after a six day trial. State witness Ben Angel, 82, pleaded guilty to the indictment and awaits sentencing. Bailey's lawyer called the case a damning scheme by opponents to remove the lone Republican on the board.
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Tulsa
Okla
Claude W. Bailey
Bailey
Ben Angel
Angel
Frank Hickman
Board of Commissioners
Dancers To Present National Assembly Program
The Galati's folk dancers will perform in two assemblies Thursday at the Junior High auditorium at 9 30 a.m. and at the LHS fieldhouse at 11 a.m. Sponsored by the National School Assemblies the event aims to bring an educational program to students.
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LHS
City sued as tree falls in Echo Park court action
Two men playing gin rummy in Echo Park allege negligent city maintenance after a eucalyptus fell on them. Albert Sirvin and Salvatore Guerrero seek 150000 in damages, saying the tree rotted at the roots and caused the injury.
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Los Angeles
Echo Park
Albert Sirvin
Salvatore Guerrero
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