Tax protest roils Congress over quick ten million cut
ASIMINGTON Feb 3 AP a chorus of Republican and Democratic demands for deep cuts in nondefense spending rose on Capitol Hill after President Praman requested a quick ten billion dollar tax benge. Senators and House leaders urged substantial reductions across defense and domestic programs to balance the budget, with Byrd calling for shifting funds from foreign aid and domestic civilian programs.
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Air Defenses Test In Western Air Defense Exercise
In San Francisco and across 11 western states volunteers tested civilian air defense as part of a four day exercise. About 36 000 observers tracked low level bomber simulated attacks using B 29 and B 50 aircraft.
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Industrial and Public Budget Cuts Reported
The release lists large-scale reductions including 442 million from industrial expansion funds, 307 million from roads and other communication, 3210 million from housing, 902 million from education and research, and 178.6 thousand from general operating expenses.
UN Good Offices Leader Ignores Red China Offer
The United Nations debates peaceful settlement with Communist China while Peiping rebuffs a new good offices committee. Iran's Entizam leads talks as India and Canada refuse to join. The U S and Britain weigh punitive actions, but sanctions risk wider war and economic harm.
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State Department
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Rood Offices Committee
Standard Drops Gas Three Cents in Reno
Reno and Sparks filing stations cut gasoline prices by about three cents a gallon today. The reductions were implemented by Standard Stations Inc, subsidiary of Standard Oil of California.
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Meat price crackdown vows fast action by OSS
WV February 3 AP report details Michael V. DiSalle warning that the first meat black marketer will be made a national example. OPS to enforce ceilings with tougher slaughterer quotas, aluminum use limits, and scrap price adjustments set for April 1. Officials study token sales and cot ton exemptions amid market controls.
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Douglas Jet Bomber Probed by Air Force Inquiry
Washington Feb 3 A Air Force spokesman said an inquiry is under way into an Aviation Week article about a proposed four engined intercontinental jet bomber by Douglas Aircraft Co The piece mentions a design called 1211-1 with range 11000 nautical miles speed over 450 knots combat altitude above 55000 feet and a gross takeoff weight near 322000 pounds.
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Air Force
Aviation Week
Douglas Aircraft Co
Loyalty Case Dropped for Disloyalty Charge against AF Captain
The Air Force dropped disloyalty charges against Captain Charles A. Hiller 25 of Detroit after a personal review by Air Force Secretary Finletter. Hiller had resisted resignation and claimed he was ordered to resign or face a board of inquiry in Detroit.
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