Eisenhower Eyes Dairy Price Cuts Despite Opposition
The Eisenhower administration plans to press ahead with reduced dairy price supports to 75 percent of parity, with expected eight cent butter cuts and minor milk price drops. Sen. McCarthy warns of last minute changes while investigations loom. The plan includes a buyback scheme and continued purchases through April 1.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Agricultural Department
D. Morse
Commodity Credit Corp
McCarthy
Senate Investigations
Rep
Bow
Ohio
Agriculture
Benson
iBow
Eisenhower
America
Farm Economist Advises Youth to Save $20,000 Before Buying
At Ohio State University the farm economist suggests aspiring farmers begin as hired hands then tenants and accumulate about $20,000 in cash before purchasing a farm. L. H. Barnes spoke during Youth Day at the 42nd Farm and Home Week.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
L. H. Barnes
Last Rites Held For Harvey Angle
Funeral services for Harvey Angle 64 of Logan were held at 2 p m at Heinlein Funeral Home with Dr R B Wilson and the Rev Stanley T Benton officiating Music by Mrs Harry Swaim and organist Mrs Mabel Prather Pallbearers were Arthur Eschbacher Parley Wandling Lloyd Hansley Oscar Tom R B Iles and Wilbur Lightfoot Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery
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Harvey Angle
Logan
Heinlein Funeral Home
R. B. Wilson
Stanley T. Benton
Harry Swaim
Mabel Prather
Arthur Eschbacher
Parley Wandling
Lloyd Hansley
Oscar Tom
R. B. Iles
Wilbur Lightfoot
Oak Grove
Cemtery
GOP Chief Rips into McCarthy At Party Dinner
Omaha the Republican National Committee chair Leonard Hall blasted Sen. McCarthy for harming party unity and Senate effectiveness amid clashes with Army officials. Hall urged Republicans to mobilize voters as he outlined Eisenhower backed economic and anti communist foreign policy themes.
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GOP
McCarthy
Omaha
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Sen
Wis
Army
Hall
Senate
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Most of Nation Records Rainfall
Light rain and snow spread across the country with no severe storms. Rain fell in the Pacific Northwest and northern Mississippi to South Carolina, while snow covered the Northern Rockies and Great Plains. Skies were clearing from the Great Lakes to the North Atlantic and from West Texas to California.
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Chicago
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Great Plains
Mississippi
South Carolina
Texas
Great Lakes
North Atlantic
West Texas
California
Senator Ferguson presses speed on Ike's program
Senator Ferguson of Michigan urges quick Senate action on President Eisenhower's major recommendations. He chairs the Senate Republican Policy Committee and plans a schedule to bring all key bills to the calendar within five weeks, warning some may fail before July adjournment. Senator Mansfield notes little progress and Mitchell questions public focus on the program.
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GOP
Hall
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Ferguson
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Sen. Mansfield
Dmont
Funeral Services Set For Jacob Sater In Plain City
Late Jacob T. Sater 74 a Hocking County native died yesterday at Plain City funeral set for Sunday at 3 p.m. Leonard Funeral Home Rev John Vance will officiate burial in Strawn Cemetery Washington Township Surviving four sons Kenneth Harold Paul Ernest a daughter Mrs Charles Hopkins and 24 grandchildren
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Jacob T. Sater
Hocking County
Plain City
Leonard
Which Tag For Sen. Burke Liberal or Conservative
In Washington Sen. Burke D Ohio resists liberal or conservative labels saying he does not know where he fits yet. He says he has fulfilled his pledge to support Eisenhower where possible while maintaining a Democratic record. He notes votes for Hawaii Alaska statehood tie and excise tax cuts, plus support for a George tax exemption increase, and opposition to the Bricker amendment on treaty powers. He backed McCarthy probe funding to uphold Senate powers and led a Cincinnati Taft project naming.
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Michigan
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Ike
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
St. Lawrence Seaway
Burke
Hawaii
Alaska
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Bricker
George
D-Ga
Sén. Bricker
East Ohio Gas
McCarthy
Cincinnati
Taft
Johnson
D-Tex
U.S. To Send 25 B26 Bombers To Indochina
The Defense Department announced 25 additional B26 bombers will be ferried to Indochina for French air operations over Dien Bien Phu. U.S. crews will fly the planes, with 22 already in action and transports, some piloted by U.S. civilian volunteers, aiding the bombardment against Vietminh forces.
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Washington
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Defense Department
Geneva
U. S
Runaway Navy Jet Wing-Waves Other To Sea
Lt. (jg) C. W. Vandenberg of Ripon California steered a runaway F9F6 Cougar away from the coast at 300 mph to prevent a land disaster. The stray jet flipped and crashed at sea after he wedged under its wing and turned it around. Lt. (jg) J. R. Maccoun bailed out from 22 000 feet and was rescued by a Navy helicopter.
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San Diego
Calif
C. W. Vandenberg
Ripon
Dutch Flat
Maccoun
William Lehman of Oreville Dies Today
William Lehman a longtime Oreville resident was found dead in his Saunders Rest Home room in Marion Township. Surviving are sons Herbert Lehman of Van, West Virginia Leroy Lehman of Gordon West Virginia, daughters Mrs Harley Fritz of Fort Bragg North Carolina and Mrs John Jerrell of Oroville, plus brothers Orlandeth and Seber Lehman of Gore. Leonard Funeral Service is handling arrangements, burial planned at Smiths Chapel Cemetery.
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William Lehman
Oreville
Saunders Rest Home
Marion Township
Herbert
Van
W. Va
Leroy
Gordon
Harley Fritz
Ft. Bragg
N. C
John Jerrell
Oroville
Orlandeth
Seber Lehman
Gore
Leonard
Smith's Chapel Cemetery
Two U.S. soldiers killed in live-fire training
In the 9th Corps area, two soldiers from the U.S. 65th Infantry Regiment were killed yesterday during a live-fire infantry training attack, the Army announced today.
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Seoul
U. S. 65Th Infantry Regiment
9Th Corps
Hocking All-Stars Triumph 56 40 Over Chiefs in County Game
Hocking County All-Stars defeated the Logan Chieftains 56-40 at LHS gym in a balanced scoring display led by Bob Patton and Joe Murtha. Postgame honors included Bill Sauer sportsmanship awards to Bill Unger and Larry Buckles and several county players receiving gold basketballs.
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Hocking County
Mingos
Logan
Hocking Boys
Chieftains
All- Stars
Chillicothe
Chiefs
Bob Patton
Lee O'Brien
Bob Mathias
Patton
Wayne Denny
Bloomingville
Unger
Buckles
LHS
Dallas Center
Iowa
Marion Allen
O’brien
Dwight Diller
J. Ward Doering
Ron
Murray City
Neil Hawk
Mac Harris
Carbon Hill
Larry Chesser
Union Furnace
Max Beougher
Bob Poling
Rockbridge
Bill Unger
South Bloomingville
Jim Kuhn
Gibisonville
Chuck Pritchard
Roger Young
Laurelville
Dick Smith
Ronnie Dennis
Mike Yates
Underdog New Lexington Meets St John In Class B Final
New Lexington St Aloysius battles Delphos St John for the Class B state title after semifinal wins. St John edged Copley 73 65. in Class A Hamilton beat Canton McKinley 62 51 and Columbus South defeated Kent Roosevelt 50 35.
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New Lexington
St. Aloysius Cagers
Westmont
Delphos St. John
Cleveland
Delphos
Copley
Hamilton
Canton McKinley
Columbus South
Kent Roosevelt
Leington - Delphos
Cleveland Arena
Big Blue
Alex
Boo) Ellis
Middletown
Dick Vice
Capital City
Bulldogs
Rough Riders
Columbus
Kent
Cincinnati
St. John
Bob Kill
Gil Pohlman
Ray Rest
Two More Jap Boats Return With Radioactive Signs
Japan reports two more fishing boats near Bikini showing radiation after the Lucky Dragon incident. The boats were quarantined yet believed to have escaped serious harm, with crews receiving medical care in Tokyo. The note to the United States found no warnings prior to exposure and seeks a cost assessment for the incident.
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Tokyo
Marshall Island
U.S
Air Force
Yaizu
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