Free Milk Hike Wins Approval
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved unanimously a bill to raise the school free milk program by 25 million dollars annually, extending funding for two fiscal years and adding 10 million to buy school rifles this year. It also provides 2 million more for disease control in cattle and raises program spending from 43 to 20 million this year.
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Eisenhower
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Edward J. Thye
R-Minn
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Senate Finance Committee
Bill Cartier
Allen
Ellender
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Irvin Linked to Arizona Motel Holdup
In Phoenix a motel robbery Friday night netted $200. A witness said the suspect resembled Leslie Irvin, the escapee from an Indiana jail. Carl Laing of North Hollywood identified a man as the holdup, while a desk clerk noted a possible resemblance.
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Two-Car Crash Kills Woman in Compton and Injures Two Men
A Friday night two-car collision at 208th Street and Figueroa killed Rosie Thomas, 32, of 5348 Taner Ave, and seriously injured Sinclair Thomas, 38, of Compton, and Martin S. Lee, 67, of Long Beach. Mrs. Thomas died en route to Harbor General Hospital. Funeral services are pending at Stone & Myers Mortuary in Torrance.
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208Th St
Figueroa
California Highway Patrol
Rosie Thomas
Taner Ave
Harbor General Hospital
Stone & Myers
Torrance
Sinclair Thomas
Gress
Martin S. Lee
St. Long Benet
Betsy Wetsy case gates to pink doll tears patent fight
In federal court Judge Roszel Thomason ruled the Betsy Wetsy doll infringed the Brack and American Character Doll Co. tears mechanism, describing it as an inefficient air pump. Separately a ten year old prisoner, Richard L. Fisher, overpowered by police during an escape attempt, was returned to court after a scuffle in the Orbit Trust Building. Fisher pleaded guilty to offensive and disorderly conduct and seeks a February 17 trial.
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American Character Doll Co
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Ideal Toy Corp
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Escene
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U S Rejec ts Eden on Red China Trade
Washington reports the United States signaled willingness to consider limited relaxation of allied trade controls with Red China in talks with Eden. President Eisenhower opposed broad changes but agreed to review exports of rubles, bar steel, light machine tools, small dynamos, thin metal sheets and office commodities. Reaction split along party lines as Eden returned to Ottawa claiming a wide agreement.
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William F. Knowland
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Styles Bridges
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Republican Policy Committee
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Girl 14 Calls Teacher Fat Slob in Divorce Case Testimony
Los Angeles witnesses recount a teen’s infatuation with junior high teacher Leroy Byers 32, with her mother seeking separation from Patsy Glassman in a divorce case. The woman testified about plans to move to Las Vegas to marry Byers and take the children’s future with them.
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Ealyer
Mae. Harris
Patsy Glassman
Lile
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Glassman
Las Vegas
LeRoy
Glassmans
Byers
Nixon sees Brazil as future ally in face of communism
Vice President Nixon, returning from Rio de Janeiro, said Brazil’s leaders recognize the communist threat and will take steps to meet it. He declined comment on former President Truman’s remark that Nixon is a traitor, saying only he has no comment on any remark.
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Vinend Byagil
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Ieadesshin
Prosant Tugeotino
Rutitachek
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Nixon
Brazil
Truman
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Surviving Confederate Veterans Back State Medical Aid Fight
Southern congressmen push pension proposals as last Union Army veteran Albert Woolson is cited. UDC leaders oppose federal aid, urging states to fund medical care for their last surviving Confederate veterans despite pressures from Thurmond and regional supporters.
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Duluti
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Franklin
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Slant
Earl R. Ramsey
UDC
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Ladejinsky Resigns Post in Viet Nam
Washington reports the International Cooperation Administration announced that Ladejinsky, a noted land reform expert in Viet Nam, has resigned from his post in Saigon. Details were not provided and reports of being asked to resign were not discussed. The State Department praised his work on Indochinese land reform programs.
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Ad Security
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State Department
Indochina
Laéejinsky
Saigon
Southeast Asia
Woman battered by intruder drives car into two houses
A 40-year-old woman test driving a car crashed into two homes and a telephone pole in the 600 block of East 7th Street after a tall intruder forced entry into a residence. Police report porch railing damage and shattered windows. no serious injuries noted. The incident also mentions a Beverly Hills actress’s wife, Mrs Shirley Gerstel, assaulted in Hollywood Hills by a masked man seeking odd jobs. She and her husband Dr Alexander Gerstel were home with two young children present. The assailant fled. investigation ongoing.
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Jrezats
E. 7Th St
Robert E. Fletcher
Eula A. Nall
Fletcher
Stonyhaga
Fosmer
Hollywood
Hollywood Hills
Beverly Hills
Shirley Gerster
Westinghouse Strike Talks Resume Amid Tense Unrest
Federal mediators resume discussions in the Westinghouse strike after a short recess as officials from the company and union representatives pursue a settlement. About 54,600 IUE and independent UE workers walked out since October over wage demands and a company study on efficiency. Violence erupted near Lime, Ohio, as about 700 demonstrators tried to breach plant security, easing only after police halted traffic.
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Westinghouse
Electric Coreg
Priday
Pittsburgh
Joseph L. Finnegan
Federal Medation Service
Finnegan
International Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
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Eleetzicel Workers Union {Independent
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Lime
Ohio
Sherrif Clay Cotterman
Robert L. F. Sikes
Frank Jlja
Ridgway
Lausehe
IGE
Missing pay envelopes puzzle Brooklyn firm workers
About 70 employees of Columbia Combining Car opened pay envelopes in Brooklyn yesterday. Many found nothing or scraps. some found coins or small bills. Estimated total missing ranged up to 35,500, with about 3,000 accounted for. Arthur Freedman, 30, Bronx accountant and envelope preparer, was missing as a key person and reportedly planned to leave for a new job in St Louis.
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Ridgway Summoned by House Probers to testify
General Matthew Ridgway is summoned before the House Military Appropriations Subcommittee on Wednesday to answer questions about his charges that politics influenced the Eisenhower administration’s decision to cut military manpower.
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Ridgway
Eisenhower
Washlngton
Matthew FB
House Military Appropriations
11th President's Wife Across Puzzle Snippet
The text lists crossword clues and partial answers about history and language. It references the wife of a US president, prohibition in the White House, and various numbered clues for words like animals, objects, and titles. The fragment shows a cryptic puzzle style with Across and Down entries and assorted definitions.
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