Air Force Goal Seen as Change in U.S. Policy
Senate members hailed Secretary Wilson’s plan to seek funds for a 127 wing Air Force by mid 1956 as a shift from earlier cuts and a stronger buildup. Kilgore Potter and Welker noted the move signals progress toward sustained airpower while concerns remain about manpower and pilot reserves. Talbott and Stevens touted efficiency gains and Japan air defense resumption as part of defense modernization.
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Kilgore
DW. Va
Witson
Defense Department
Congress
Wilson
Naval Aviation
Sens
Potter
R. Mich
Welker
R.idaho
Eisen
Air Force
Kugore
Senate Appropriations Committee
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House
Truman
Wiarold Talbott
United States
Japan
Secur i
New Orleans
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U. S
Chicago
Robert T. Stevens
Photographer's Death Ruled Accidental
A coroner's jury ruled the death accidental for Deane Henry Dickason 55 American lecturer photographer fatally injured from a wall fall on November 12 in this city.
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Hung Kung—H
Deane Henry Dickason
Police Hunt Clues to Girl in Lovers Lane Kidnap Case
Toronto police seek Marion McDowell 17, last seen after a carjacking in a lovers lane. James Wilson 19, her companion, told of a masked gunman forcing them from a car, placing Marion in a trunk, and fleeing. Blood, wallet, and clothing ties to the crime scene. father Ross McDowell assists authorities.
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Oo Wes
Marion Mcowell
Ross McDowell
James Wilson
Wilson
Marion
Cotton crop higher than last figure
The Agriculture Department reports the 1953 U.S. cotton crop at 16,437,600 bales of 500 pounds, up 344,000 from a month earlier and well above the 12,000,000 bale goal. The surplus prompted secretary Benson to seek rigid marketing quotas for 1954, pending a grower referendum December 15 requiring two thirds approval. The 1953 crop also surpasses last year’s 15,139,009 bales and the 10-year average of 12,215,000.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Benson
Reds Fight Over Cotton Policy Amid War Claims
An article reports on political tensions over cotton quotas under the TORYO-UP program. Chinese and American statements reference alleged Red atrocities in Ra district and China’s Red Cross cautions. Farmers face penalties for excess plantings while acreage and yield figures are disputed.
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TORYO
Peiping Radio
Red Cross Society of China
Red Cross of China
Medic Urges Less Restrictive Living For Heart Patients
Columbia University physician Dr. Robert L. Levy told a meeting of the American Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association that doctors should not deny heart patients joy of living without good cause. He warned that excessive bed rest, travel limits and diets can induce neurosis and shorten life, urging individualized restrictions rather than routine bans.
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New York
Columbia University
Robert L. Levy
American Pharmaceutical Manufacturers’ Association
Levy
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