Eisenhower to survey fiscal situation early next year
DENVER President Eisenhower plans to survey the fiscal situation early next year before deciding whether to call for a tax cut. Assistant Press Secretary Murray Snyder said the decision hinges on the state of federal revenue at the normal time for proposing a program to Congress in early January.
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Superintendent Named At Walters
Walters High School appoints A B Thurman as interim superintendent after the death of E B Cawood from a cerebral hemorrhage. Thurman, a long time educator since 1946 and 1949 principal, holds a master’s from Oklahoma University and studied at Central State and Oklahoma AIM. John Phil Reynolds elected to the board to replace Tom Mullins.
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United States backs three point Geneva proposal
United Nations backing a three point plan urged by Harold E. Stassen for General Assembly endorsement of Eisenhower's plan to exchange military blueprints and inspection rights. The proposal calls for swift implementation, broader participation, and continued disarmament efforts with emphasis on inspection. Action unlikely before the Big Four meeting in Geneva beginning Oct. 21.
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World’s Just A Big Stage
In SANDSVALL Sweden Lennert Sjoesberg reported the disappearance of his summer cottage last week and learned on Tuesday what happened. A truck driver reading a newspaper said he hauled off the wrong dwelling, triggering police findings. CHICAGO UP The government took farmer W H Yearton to court on Tuesday to collect repayment for a $100 farm loan from 20 years ago. The case traces back to 1949 and Yearton says he cannot recall ever receiving the loan.
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Air buildup to continue in Europe says Quarles
Air Force Secretary Donald Quarles states the U S buildup of air power in Europe will continue at the same rate but with economizing. He defends the 137 wing program and says no essentials will be cut, while noting potential evacuation of personnel from Morocco if conditions warrant.
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Cotton Production Cut Is Predicted by FAO
The FAO forecast a world cotton production cut in the near future with possible price declines. The agency's cautious report on its first decade noted an overall optimistic cotton outlook, while some surplus disposals could offer relief.
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Air Force delays move of research center to Dayton
Sen. John Marshall Butler released a letter from Air Secretary Donald A. Quarles showing the Air Force will study longer the proposal to transfer the air research and development command from Baltimore to Dayton, Ohio.
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