Eisenhower frames prosperity program to curb boom bust
President Eisenhower pushed a policy to sustain prosperity for all, insisting the federal government will use every legitimate means if needed. He criticized boom and bust cycles tied to war, urged Congress to support a comprehensive plan backed by sound planning and a spirit of national welfare.
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Supplemental Lease Approved by Council
The city council approved a supplemental lease with Monterey Oil Co to drill more wells on city property in Signal Hill in exchange for a 10 year lease extension. The lease area lies north of Sunny side Cemetery at Willow St and Orange Ave. The action includes a program to support social security, foreign trade and economic measures without sacrificing security. The report also notes remarks by Senator Green and President Eisenhower on Korea, budget timing, and defense spending. Senator Knowland signals continued GOP focus on Hawaii statehood and the St. Lawrence Seaway amid budget debates.
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Tax Cuts May Bring Ike Congress Clash
Washington lawmakers warn President Eisenhower faces a test if Congress votes new tax cuts in election year. Rep Daniel A Reed pushes a major 1.5 billion annual tax cut plan aiding working mothers and corporations while the President seeks revenue protection. Byrd urges balanced budgeting and deep spending cuts. Kean warns Social Security faces bankruptcy if tax boosts lapse.
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Secret Service probes cash theft from U S Engravers
Virginia troopers and Secret Service hunted suspects after a vault cash theft from the U S Engravers office. A 8000 bill stash in a metal box was recovered, with serial numbers released as investigators pursue possible bureau employees with access to the money.
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City Council Schedules Special Ballot for Jan 21
City officials prepare sample ballots for a special election. About 149,834 Long Beach voters will receive ballots. Fifty temporary workers, recruited by City Clerk Margaret Heartwell, stuff envelopes at Municipal Auditorium and aim to finish today. Mailing starts Wednesday and ends by Saturday.
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Harbor City Woman Hurt in Auto Crash
Harbor City woman Odella Fizer, 31, of 959 W 236th St, sustained head and back injuries after a two car crash on Carson Street near Normandie Avenue Monday night. She rode in a car owned by Murry Wilson, 22, of Harbor City, when colliding with a vehicle driven by Kenneth English, 25, of Long Beach.
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Laniel seeks confidence vote before Berlin talks
Paris A A The National Assembly steering committee called a special session to hear Premier Laniel request for a confidence vote to back his government before the Berlin foreign ministers conference. Laniel aims to speak on domestic policy and seeks to bar debate, hoping to avoid a crisis as Coty prepares to be inaugurated. If defeated he would resign, observers say, with risk of caretaker leadership at Berlin.
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Ex Red Secrets Drive Canadian Testimony Security Shuffle
The piece notes ex Red info being shared with scions and describes how under Canadian law senators testify without being sworn in, Gouzenko’s testimony handling, and security steps for Gouzenko and his family who now live under assumed names in Ontario amid Communist retaliation fears. The text also mentions two senators’ mysterious whereabouts after arriving, likely via train after Montreal, with the Washingtonian lodging not seen aboard.
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Burglar Reports Tools Stolen From City Store Room
A burglary at a store room at 3301 Cherry Ave involved a welding outfit grinder air compressor lathe and various tools. Finley Lewis owner of 1970 E 53rd St reported the loss to police Monday with total estimated damage about 626.
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Medley Fy Crum Dies After 30 Year Blood Transfusion Tale
W Watt Huntingson reports a 65-year-old man died in Veterans Hospital after receiving more than 125 gallons of blood transfusions over 30 years for a rare disease. Born in Inez Kentucky, Crum suffered from Oster’s Disease causing enlarged vessels and profuse bleeding. Funeral was planned for today in Inez.
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