Warren Spending Program Attacked in Budget Debate
Sacramento Senator Ben Hulse, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, urged deeper curtailment of California's spending, warning that taxes could rise next year if the 1954-55 budgets are not balanced. He accused the Warren administration of juggling figures and said the Legislature cut 46.4 million from 1953-54 appropriations, with further reductions proposed to trim the budget to match revenue.
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AFP
Ben Huise
Senate Finance Committee
California
Warren
el Centro
Hulse
Department For Finance
James 8. Desn
Department
Dean
Hief
T. Mugford
Rhesi Centro
Air Liners Collide Over Michigan City Injuring None
Two commercial airliners carrying 57 people collided at 11,000 feet near Michigan City Indiana but both made safe landings. The United Air Lines craft to Cleveland and the American Airlines plane to Detroit returned to their respective airports after the midair crash. Passengers praised crew for composure and help as investigators examine the incident.
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Ind
American Air Lines
United Air Lines
Chicago
William Whittacre
Civil Aeronautics Administration
UAL
Cleveland
South Bend
Detroit
Midway Airport
Mary Ann Nix
Akron
Ohio
Milton Krantz
la Porte
UAS Aly
Japan Declares It Will Not Transport Chinese to Mainland
China’s foreign office announced that Japan assured it will not use repatriation ships to move Chinese nationals from Japan to the Communist mainland. The nationalist government warned these ships, used to repatriate Japanese from Red China, would not receive safe conduct unless they stop transporting Chinese.
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China
Foreign Office
Japan
Red China
Car Ksbitzer Crashes After Back Seat Driver Incident
Benny Mark 41 says his wife grabbed his arm from the back seat while he drove in Battle Creek Michigan. He crashed into a tree and sustained a broken leg. The event centers on a domestic driving dispute and its injuries.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Benny Mark
Mark
Bullet found in Port Arthur veteran from 1904 siege
Yasutaro Hayakawa, a survivor of the Port Arthur hill 203 siege in the Russo Japanese war, reported left arm pain weeks ago. Doctors discovered a Russian bullet had remained embedded since he was wounded in 1904.
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Port Arthur
Tokyo
Yasutaro Hayakawa
Hayakawa
Brownell targets National Lawyers Guild as subversive
Boston, Atty. Gen. Brownell proposed listing the National Lawyers Guild as subversive, labeling it the Communist party mouthpiece. He gave notice that the guild has 10 days to request a hearing, while ABA delegates debated restricting presidential treaty powers and U N charter weaknesses.
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Boston
I. Atty
Brownell
National Lawyers Guild
Communist Party
Aon
American Bar Association
ABA
Guild
ABA House of Delegates
Dulles
United Nations
Paba
Sen. Bricker
Ohio
International Law Committee
Secretary of State
U. N
Allies Urge Soviet End to German Travel Barriers
The United States Britain and France urged the Soviet High Commissioner to abolish interzonal travel passes between West and East Germany. They noted West Germans may already move freely among western zones and offered to lift East visitor residence requirements if the interzonal pass was dropped.
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Germany
Bonn Republic
East Germany
United States
Britain
France
Vladimir 5. Semyemar
U.S
James B. Conant
Semyonov
Semyonev
Conant
Legion Chief Demands End to Info Cuts Abroad
National Commander Lewis K. Gough urged President Eisenhower and Congress to reverse drastic cuts in information programs abroad. Speaking in St Louis at the American Legion convention, he criticized a 7 million dollar reduction he said gutted the information program during Europe mission. He also urged tariff and immigration liberalization.
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ST. Louis
Lewis K. Gough
American Legion
Eisenhower
Congress
Gough
Legion
Europe
Berlin
Senator Ives Defends Eisenhower Program Against GOP Critics
Washington senator Ives rebutted Republican critics of the Eisenhower program saying the nation may face disaster if support is not unified. He argued government costs are down and the President is doing a better job than perceived while noting the New Deal legacy created the current mess.
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Eisenhower
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U. Sen
Ives
R-N
Hugh D. Stott
R.pa
Congress
Scott
Sen
Malone
Nev
New York
Tves
Eisenhowver
Poli Scoit
Americas Magazine
McCarthy
R.wis
House
Rep
Mason
R.-Il
Charles
Chip) Bohlen
Russia
Daniel A. Reed
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