Eisenhower Vetoes Farm Bill and Soil Bank Plan
President Eisenhower vetoed the farm bill citing risky price supports and rule changes. He proposed immediate actions to raise incomes through price supports on key crops and enhanced dairy prices while urging Congress to pursue workable relief. Leaders warn Congress may struggle to override, with farm states watching political implications.
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Eisenhower
Soil Bank
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Ptice
Agriculture Department
McCormack
Mass
Rayburn
Conorters
Rep. Arends
Feisenhower
House
Kansas
Fred Hall
Jowa Gay
Leo Hoegh
Iowa
South Dakota
Joe Foss
Foss
Stroyed
Bulgaria’s Stalinist Premier Steps Down
Chervenkov, who has led Bulgaria since 1950, faced party attacks for one man rule and Stalinist policies. He could become deputy premier with limited duties as officials push for reform and rehabilitation of earlier victims. Rostov’s rehabilitation signals possible thaw in Bulgaria US relations.
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Chervenkov
Wolf
Communist Party
Bulgarian Communist Party
Traicho Kostev
Stalin
Tito
Bulganin
Khrusherev
Belgrade
Kremlin
Rostov
Todor Zhikov
Bulgarian Community Party
Tried Convicted and Fined by Telephone in Indiana
Harold Weaver of French Lick says a justice of the peace was not present when he was tried and fined 10 dollars for a traffic charge. An office assistant called the justice, Weaver spoke to him by telephone, and paid the fine before leaving.
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French Lick
Ind
Harold Weaver
Kentucky
Weaver
Tan
Inquiry Tells Russia Can Match U S In Modern Weapons
Gen Walter Bedell Smith told a Senate Armed Services subcommittee that the Soviet Union can keep pace with the United States in trained personnel and in producing some modern scientific weapons. He cited postwar recovery of the Soviet economy and their ability to rebuild scientific capacity. Omar Bradley warned that a future world war could begin with a devastating first strike if retaliation is not powerful enough.
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Washington
Walter Bedell
Smith
Russia
Senator
Armed Service Subcommittee
U.S
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Central, Intelligence Agency
Omar X. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
Wyoming Death Trial Opens in James W Alexander Case
In Cheyenne, 37 prospective jurors were excused as rival lawyers began questioning. James W Alexander faces first degree murder in the alleged love triangle death of Barbara, whose body was found in a Casper cellar last December after she vanished in July 1953. His wife Rose, charged separately, also faces a first degree murder charge with her trial set for May 7.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
James
Sam M. Thompson
Alexander
Thompson
Barbara
Casper
Rose
Senate probes Youngs charge on natural gas ties
Senate lobby committee to review a request by Sen. Young ND seeking an investigation into charges he says he did not sell out to natural gas interests. The Leader Publishing Co and a libel suit threat are noted as part of the dispute while Young defends his integrity. Chairman McClellan says a closed meeting will consider the matter.
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Sen
Aiken
Administration Farm
Eisenhower
Vermont
Washington Cpi
Young
R-Nd
Senate Lobby Committee
Nam
McClellan
D-Aris
Wired
McClean
Leader
North Dakota, Nonpartisan League
Eee
Thu Yelegram
McCiellan
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