Congress Today: Budget Cuts Move Ahead in Senate
United Press report outlines Republican and Democratic pressure to trim foreign aid. Knowland Mansfield and Snowland forecast $1 billion in foreign aid cuts, with broader hopes to reduce Eisenhower’s $71.8 billion budget by $2–3 billion. Other items cover AFL CIO links to racketeers, Defense Department leaks, and a Senate inquiry into U.S. Middle East policy.
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United Press
Washington
UPI
Senate
William F. Knowlind
Clit
Congress
E .T
Nate Democratic
Whin Aite Mansfield
Mansfield
Cilt
Tile
Oneo Juhe Snowland Piso
Aii Eisenhower
Pat McNamara
Senate Rackets
Afl-Cio
Teamsters Union
Tac
Portland
Ore
House
Defense Department
John FE. Moss
D-Call
Net
Senate House
U.S
Middle East
Eisenhower
GOP Starts Plotting 58 Political Race
The Republican National Committee begins strategy work to regain Congress in 1958. Focused on districts won by slim margins, the party aims to bolster governors races in New Jersey and Virginia and expand the House and Senate majorities. Meade Alcorn touts the Eisenhower program and chances for a Republican Congress in 1958.
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Washington
Republicanational Committee
Congress
Midwest
Far West
Meade Alcorn
New Jersey
Virginia
House
Alcorn
Eisenhower
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Marlow Coach Showcases All In One Equipment Basket
Oklahoma City hosts the New Technology Show with items from jet engine devices to a portable sports equipment carrier. Marlow high school coach M W Potts displays a carry-all for gear water and a blackboard. A foot support with elastic straps aids fallen arches. A bolt-free folding wheelbarrow and a circulating water minnow bucket aim to keep fish alive for three months. The exhibit opened yesterday and runs through Saturday.
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Oklahoma City
M. W. Potts
Marlow
Okla
Tulsan Killed As Car Flips On Curve In New Mexico
Martin Henry Mason, 29, of Tulsa, was killed when his car overturned near Shiprock, New Mexico after failing to negotiate a curve. Two passengers, Robert Revard, 29, from Bartlesville and Eddie Williams, 24, from Pawhuska, were injured.
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New Mexico
Farmington
N. M
Martin Henry Mason
Tulsa
Okla
Shiprock
Robert Revard
Bartlesville
Eddie Williams
Pawhuska
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Everett Thompson Plumbing Dial
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Bess Woods
SEARS
Security Bank
Roy and
Kay Adams
Koehler Building
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Oleo
Katy
Ebner’s Lb
EME Aiga Meta
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Everglade
Cotton Georgette
America
Ngee
Nations
Sears; Roebuck and CO
11Th Street
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Gore
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