Eisenhower Faces Red Ink as Budget Balance Eludes Presidency
The piece notes President Eisenhower is unlikely to balance the budget in fiscal 1956 and 1955, matching Truman's four-year deficit run. It recalls past presidents Hoover Roosevelt and Truman, the 1931 onward deficit trend, and current forecasts of a roughly 4.655 billion dollar shortfall for the year ending next June.
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Russians Restore Catholic Church in Lvov After War Damage
The Soviet Union announced the restoration of the Church of Mary Magdalene in Lvov, a 17th century monument damaged by a World War I German bomb. A Moscow radio broadcast said parishioners and the city architectural board completed the work and religious services have resumed.
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Soviet Union
Lvov
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Fulbright Urges Swift Senate Vote on McCarthy Censure
Sen. J. W. Fulbright of Arkansas calls for a decisive Senate vote before adjournment on censure of Sen. Joseph McCarthy. He warns delaying tactics may prolong the debate and urges leaders to limit debate and extend session hours to speed action. McCarthy remains hospitalized for an elbow injury and the vote resumption date is set as discussions continue.
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First joint jury in Washington County superior court ends in hung verdict
In Westerly Rhode Island a mixed jury of men and women sat together for the first time in the county court. The panel failed to reach a verdict after deliberations.
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Yank Insists Bet Winnings Paid For Spree
Geneva court heard Whitey Dahl, an American pilot, funded a four day spree in Monte Carlo in November 1953 with winnings from a bet. Dahl faces charges of stealing about 5000 in gold during a Paris Geneva flight on Oct 6 1953. He claims $10000 win financed gifts for Ella Eppenberger and a luxury stay.
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