Pentagon Move Cuts Could Trim Budget by Millions
Washington sources say the Pentagon may shave hundreds of millions from the defense budget under pressure from Congress while a $3.5 billion reduction is unlikely. Officials warn deeper cuts could hurt effectiveness, manpower, construction, and defense plant output, with some projects postponed.
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Grudging Compliment Detroit Auto Store Break-In Note
A hole was cut in the top of an auto supply store here and no safes bore marks of attempted or failed break-ins. A note left in a typewriter read You have tough safes. Arabia is the world’s largest peninsula and is bigger than the portion of the United States east of the Mississippi River.
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Wrong Door Raid Hearing Continues in Los Angeles
Los Angeles grand jury continues a probe into the November 5 1954 wrong door apartment raid. Key figures include Mary Monroe and Joe DiMaggio with Sinatra and private detective Phil W Irwin among witnesses. District Attorney Merkesson notes no corroborating perjury evidence amid questioning of possible felonious conspiracy to commit a misdemeanor.
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OU Engineer Wins $4000 Research Grant
Dr John J Powers assistant professor of chemical engineering at the University of Oklahoma received a $4000 grant from the Secon Mobil Oil Co Paulsboro New Jersey to study thermal diffusion.
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Texan Wins Feud With Yale Prof
Williams, a Texas schoolteacher and history buff, defeats Yale University over a claim that Stephen F. Austin issued the oldest Texas imprint. He presents a 1823 San Antonio prospectus of the Texas Courier jet, once kept at UC Berkeley. Yale’s Archibald Hanna notes the dispute, but Williams argues for the newer evidence.
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New Drug Tested To Help Infant At St Louis
Doctors at Cardinal Glennan Memorial Hospital begin tests on an experimental pancreatic drug flown from Philadelphia for five month old James Hunter after heart surgery. Complications included mucus clogging bronchial passages and doctors said results would be known in a day.
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