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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1953
Page
2
Washington reports a growing rift between the Eisenhower administration and Congress over patronage. Republican leaders, led by Wesley Roberts, face discontent as Senators and Representatives press to appoint their own people while resisting broad notification, causing a potential political blowup.
Washington reports Eisenhower backed gradual decontrol of price ceilings rather than a single order and eyed James F. Brownlee as a government consultant to direct abolition of price ceilings. Brownlee, recalled in 1950 to help set up the Office of Force Stabilization, would lead the windup of controls in an orderly manner as several decontrol steps had begun.
The Eisenhower administration reportedly accepted GOP moves to vote next Monday on Rep Reed's 10 percent cut to individual income tax rates starting June 30. Treasury officials hinted delaying action to review revenue and spending, while promising continued support for tax relief. The plan aims to balance the budget and meet the President's goals with a near-term cut pending House rules.
University of California regents approve reappointment of faculty who refused royalty oaths. Back pay dispute to be ruled by the State Supreme Court as regents meet in Los Angeles.
A group of professors on the Angeles campus were reinstated after the university loyalty oath was superseded by the state's Levering Act requiring a royalty declaration from all state employees. All reappointed faculty have signed the Levering oath.
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