Ike Plans Seven Billion Dollar School Building Drive
President Eisenhower urged a three year emergency program to ease a nationwide classroom shortage. Proposals include federal bonds with states, creation of state building agencies, a 200 million dollar grant, and federal funding for half of administrative costs. The plan targets 6.9 billion dollars in new schools and aims to attract private lending while expanding educator pay and status.
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Eisenhower
Office of Education
White House
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Smog Research Bill Introduced in Congress
Rep. McDonough of California introduced a bill to authorize the Health, Education and Welfare Department to conduct research into smog causes and elimination methods. In San Francisco, the California Redwood Association announced survey results showing widespread use of redwood by architects in homes and strong likelihood of future use.
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Health, Education and Welfare Department
Rep. McDonough
Calif
San Francisco
California Redwood Assn
Reesults
Warships Russ Oust Premier and Formosa Policy
The report covers Soviet leadership reshuffle with Bulganin named premier amid Khrushchev and Malenkov debates, and Moscow diplomats weighing army influence. Western reactions focus on Molotov’s harsh US critique and Churchill implied pressure, as naval movements toward Formosa face caution.
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Communist Party Central Committee
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Malenkov
Molotov
Klementy Voroshil
Central Asia
Siberia
Malenkoy
Lenin
Stalin
Marshal Bulganin
Supreme Soviet
United States
North
South America
Europe
Asia
Death Takes Pioneer of Rose Tournament
Funeral services are set for H. Martin Cole, longtime Pasadena Tournament of Roses director who died in San Diego at 86. Cole helped develop Pasadena citrus groves before moving to Fallbrook and is survived by two daughters, Ann Marie Marsh of Fallbrook and Mildred Cole of Portland, Oregon.
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Altadena
H. Martin Cole
Pasadena Tournament of Roses Assa
Cole
Pasadena
Fallbrook
Ann Marie, Marsh
Mildred Cole
Portland
Ore
Ailing Alaskan Promoter Faces Return Home
Frank Wiley of the Alaska Visitors Association, touring the nation to promote Alaska, said in San Diego he has a severe cold after five days in Southern California and fears pneumonia if he does not return to Fairbanks soon.
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Frank Wiley
Alaska Visitor’s Association
California
Fairbanks
Wiley
California Fruit and Vegetable Pack Falls in 1954
California's 1954 fruit and vegetable packs totaled 78,482,468 cases, down from 83,208,181 in 1953. Fruits accounted for 35,475,143 cases and vegetables 43,007,325. Apricots, cling peaches and tomatoes and tomato products showed sharp declines, as reported by the Canners League of California.
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Santfranciscopi
California
Canners League of California
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