Quotes From News Headlines on Security and Policy Shifts
United Press reports Ike saying Americans will demand higher security spending despite budget concerns. Truman critiques the administration’s foreign policy approach as late to seek bipartisan consultation. O’Mahoney warns against drastic cuts to fund defense. Khrushchev criticizes Zhukov’s political stance but notes his military merit. Ingrid Bergman defends wearing her wedding ring given by Rossellini, saying she will continue to wear it.
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New York
Truman
Moscow
Nikita
Khrushchev
Georgi Zhukov
Lonlon
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Bakers Union May Defy Order To Oust Leader
Washington reports the Bakery Workers Union Executive Board weighs defying AFL-CIO demands to remove president James G Cross amid corruption charges. Meany assigns a monitor to textile workers, who accept resignations of Anthony Valente and Lloyd Klener, prompting broader cleanup across unions. Cross signals potential resignation if forced out, while balking at government action.
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Washington
Bakery Workers Union
AFL- Cio
James G
Afl-Cio
Cross
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
George Meany
Peter J. McGavin
United Textile Workers Union
Balers
Fedration
Ultmatum Textile Workers
Anthony Valente
Sputniks Force Rethink of U S Budget Outlook
President Eisenhower, spurred by Soviet Sputniks, moves to speed defense plans and raise military spending. The administration signals a shift toward heavier defense and foreign aid while trimming domestic programs, with tax and exact budget figures left unclear. Weeks highlighted a push to balance guns with less butter as the Sputniks sharpen urgency.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Secretary of
Commerce Weeks
Weeks
Navaho Missile Firing At Cape Canaveral Signals Final Stockpile Tests
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP one of the last Navaho intercontinental missiles in the Air Force stockpile was fired from the test center. The Defense Department confirmed the projectile roared up from its pad but gave no performance details. Observers on beaches called the launch a success. The Navaho can fly about three times the speed of sound at a lower altitude than Atlas or Jupiter. The Air Force contract with North American Aviation, the maker, was canceled last July.
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Cape ‘Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Defense Department
Washington
Atlas
Jupiter
North American Aviation, Inc
Respiratory Illnesses Sweep Nation Amid Asian Flu Warning
A U S Public Health Service update reports about 38 million people ill with acute respiratory diseases from July to October, with many in bed. Dr William Stewart warned that Asian flu epidemics spread nationwide, with six to eight weeks of high incidence ahead and strong vaccination push urged.
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Cleveland
U.S
Public Health’ Service
William Stewart
USPHS
American Public Health Assa
Middle Atlantic
Public Health Service
Stewart
National Health Survey
Bureau of the Census
Star Sues Benny Kin In House Row
Actress Donna Reed and producer Tony Owen sue set daughter Kay Owens for 95000 alleging breach of an agreement. The Owens claim they later sold the house and incurred expenses not contemplated, while denying the suit.
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Star
Sues
Benny Kin
Hollywood
Donna Reed
Tony Owen
Kay
Owens
East German sentenced for anti regime acts
A Communist court in Chemnitz sentenced Max Hulondz to five years for instigating against the East German regime. The verdict was announced by the Soviet Zone News Agency ADN after he wrote a letter to the British Broadcasting Corporation.
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Berlin
British Broadcasting Corporation
Chemnits
Max Hulondz
Soviet Zone
ADN
Judge Orders Gag For Defendant In Arson Trial
In Phoenix Superior Court Judge Fred J. Hyder warned arson defendant James Van de la Bogart of Mesa to remain silent. The boy interrupted repeatedly, prompting Hyder to instruct Sheriff’s Deputy Ken Love to gag the defendant. The gag remained until a new ruling or replacement was chosen.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Maricopa County
Superior Court
Fred’ J. Hyder
James- van de la Bogart
Mesa
Hyder
Var. de la Bogart
Ken Love
Gary
Speedie Known as Traveler Sentenced for Check Fraud
Charles R Speedie a nationwide phony check passer was sentenced to 1 to 14 years in prison. Superior Judge Lewis Drucker warned parole requests would face extradition and prosecution by other states. Speedie was arrested Sept 5 in a Cleveland suburb after a spree of bogus checks.
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Tos Angeles
Charles R Speedie
Notorio
Lewis Drucker
Speedie
Cleveland
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Conway
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Oklahoma City
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D-Wyo
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Bakers Union
James Marlow
Associated Press
Neiws
Eugene L. Bowman
Fink Automotive Center
Firestone
Sheriden
Ray Eed Salt
NET
Men
Hiaya O
Eery
SALE
BOF
Acriton
Hawthorne
Metalli Walors
Riverside
Wolverton Electric
Sheridas
Young and Company
Browns
Ford
MW Electric
Skillet
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