Truman to Seek $73.5 Billion Budget Next Year
An administration source says President Truman will urge Congress to approve about $72.5 billion in new appropriations for fiscal 1954. He projects total government outgo around $75 billion with defense near $51 billion and new defense needs about $41 billion. Foreign aid and atomic energy costs are expected to rise by one to two billion.
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Truman
Congress
Eisenhower
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Congo
Joseph Dodge
Detroit
Dodge
Pruman
Cardinal Will Appear at Yokohama Japan Schedule
Cardinal Francis Spellman will depart Wednesday for three appearances in Yokohama Japan and Thursday. The Archbishop of New York has recently visited U N units in Korea since before Christmas.
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Spellman
Yokohama
Japan
Archbishop
New York
U. N
Korea
Probers Urge Book Cleanup in Offense Retort
A House committee denounces low-cost publications and comics sold nationwide as offensive, urges preemptive Congressional action and public pressure to curb salacious material while criticizing industry for profit motives and lax standards. The panel contends censorship is not a sufficient answer and calls for reforms.
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Washington
House
Coelacanth Found Sheds Light on Evolution Theory
Durban report says South African ichthyologist Prof J B Smith arrived with a well preserved coelacanth latimeria chalumnae from the Camaro Group between Madagascar and East Africa. The discovery, a pivotal link in sea vertebrate evolution, ends a 14 year search after a 2000 mile collection effort.
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J. B. Smith
Madagascar
Smith
Planes Menace Seoul Blackout Over City and Suburbs
Two unidentified planes over Seoul caused a nearly hourlong blackout as F Fifth Air Force officials said the aircraft could not be identified as hostile. Anti-aircraft guns fired but caused no apparent damage while planes moved from the northwest toward Seoul and then northeast over the battle front. Many friendly aircraft were reported in the area during the alert.
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Korea
Fifth Air Force
U.N
Seol
Air Force
Seoul 2
Pius XII denounces red persecution of church
In a bitter encyclical the Pope condemns the persecution of Catholic churches of the Orient. He cites damage to churches in Bulgaria and Yugoslavia, urges prayers, and criticizes actions against Oriental Rite faithful and clergy under Communist regimes. He names Bishop Eugene Bossilkoff and Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac as examples amid tensions with Eastern Bloc governments.
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of Catholic Churches
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Bulgaria
Tal Rite
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Isopolis
Hose C. Featiney
East
Europe
Yugoslavia
Vatican
Alojzije Stepinac
College of Cardinals
Stepinac
Inj
Krasic
Justice Aid Charges U N Still Has Reds
A Justice Department official testified that Americans tied to spying and Communist activity remain employed by the United Nations. Roy M. Cohn charged the State Department and Justice Department delayed a grand jury probe into U N employees with disloyal records, calling Weintraub's role in econ development at the U N “disgraceful.”
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U. N. Still
Reds
Washington
Justice Department
United Nations
Roy M. Cohn
McGravery
Alsojf
State Department
Cohn
House Judiciary Subcommittee
David? Weintraub
U.N
Weintraub
State Dept
Prison Inmate Slain by Hatchet Blow in NH Prison
Roger L. Warner, 34, was accused of killing fellow inmate John E. Shares, 21, with a single hatchet blow at New Hampshire State Prison. Shares, from West Lebanon, NH, began a burglary sentence 15 days earlier. Attorney General Gordon M. Tiffany said Warner admitted the homicide but offered no satisfactory reason.
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Roger L. Warner
New Hampshire State Prison
John E. Shares
West Lebanon
N. H
Gordon M. Tiffany
Warner
Shares
Unclear text on postal circulation law notice
Fragmentary OCR creates a murky notice about circulation terms and a post office filing in Long Beach. Key entities and dates are unreadable, yielding a coarse summary with no actionable details.
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