Byrd Says Solons Can't Cut Budget Without Ike Aid
Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia, head of the Senate Finance Committee, says Congress cannot reduce the fiscal year 1958 budget without Eisenhower's help. He cites a $70 billion balance and a proposed $77.8 billion spending program, urging coordinated action with the White House to achieve retrenchment.
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Mass
Percival Brundage
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Saltonstail
Twining Pick No Surprise To Military
Nathan F. Twining, a cigar-chewing Air Force general, is nominated by President Eisenhower for chairmanship of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Seen as capable and popular across services, Twining has shaped air power and nuclear weapons development since World War II and would succeed Gen Hoyt Vandenberg. He was chief of staff of the Air Force from 1953 and is considered a formality for Senate approval.
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Italy
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Japan
A Force
Bermuda Talks Deny Secret Agreements By Ike And Macmillan
Washington reports quote White House denial of any secret agreements at Bermuda while noting off the record talks. Hagerty and Dulles dismissed secret directives but British sources claimed written directives were circulated. Congressmen said Eisenhower and Macmillan reached no secret directives.
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John A. Markis
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Bermuda
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Butte
U. S
Dulles
Middle East
United States
Car hits moving train in Oklahoma City incident
A car driven by 20 year old Robert Lyle Taylor skidded into the side of a Santa Fe freight train and bounced into a boxcar. Taylor was unhurt but his vehicle was demolished and he received a summons for defective brakes.
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Oklahoma City
Robert Lyle Taylor
Santa Fe
Taylor
Wagoner county probe stalls as key figures deny links
Oklahoma City UP reports the Wagoner County election probe remains stalled as County Attorney James W. Bill Berry meets with Jeni Craig and Frank Easley, who repeat denials of any link to the scandal. Craig is on leave from Gov. Raymond Gary’s staff. Easley led the now-abolished state emergency relief board and was suspended. The case may return to Wagoner County Attorney Max Findley. The note about the banjo invention in Banjoemas, Java, is unrelated trivia.
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Wagoner County
James W. Bill Berry
Jeni Craig
Frank Easley
Craig
Eastey
Raymond Gary
Easley
State Emergency Relief Board
Oklahoma Couinty
Berry
GI Bill Helps Lion Tamer Gain Education Backed by GI Bill
The piece highlights Pat Anthony, a former paratrooper who used the GI bill to pursue lion taming studies, now performing with the Hamid Morton Hunt Brothers Circus. It also notes controversial Texas fashion claims and a digression on bra sizes, ending with a fact about the Cullinan diamond weighing 2106 carats and its connection to the British Crown.
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Pat Anthony
11Th Airborne Division
Luzon
Manila
Hamid- Morton
Hunt Brothers
Doan's Pills Advertise Bladder Relief Promise
An advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a threefold remedy for bladder irritation back aches and aches from overexertion. It claims soothing effects fast pain relief and mild diuretic action to ease discomfort and promote kidney function. The copy urges readers to seek the product in large economy sizes.
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