Solons Plunge Into Debate on AF Funds
The House approved a 22.0 billion budget for Army and Navy this year, 1 billion below Eisenhower's recommendation, and began consideration of a 1.0 billion Air Force budget cut from Truman's requested level. The 34.43 billion defense bill covers Army 12.892 billion and Navy 9.385 billion with Korean War costs included, amid party pressure over Air Force funding.
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Eisenhower signs new annual leave law for government workers
President Eisenhower today signed a bill changing annual leave rules for government staff. The act ends cash payments for unused leave by top officials and allows presidential regulation of leave for senior personnel. It also repeals a 1952 deadline for taking earned leave and tightens carryover limits, with a 30 day baseline for all workers.
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Eisenhower
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Union Orders St Louis Workers Back to Jobs
Union executives ordered St Louis transit workers to end a wildcat strike halting service. It remained unclear if the workers would comply as they had defied union leaders by striking Wednesday despite prior attempts to persuade them to return to work.
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Luis Arupus
Bortrd
Truce talks stalled as Rhee presses for unification
Seoul AP. U S truce envoy Walter Robertson heads home within two days unless South Korea’s President Syngman Rhee changes his stance. Little truce talks stalled by Rhee demand for unified Korea or tougher terms. Dulles says UN will proceed with a truce, not yielding to Rhee. Robertson and Rhee to meet again Friday morning. talks show no quick breakthrough.
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Police Quiz Manon L. B. Red Unit
Long Beach police questioned a civilian man with alleged ties to a Communist money drop plan near Los Angeles. A letter from Bershofski to the Long Beach man described a $100,000 robbery and included a threat to arm themselves, but police expressed skepticism about the tale and released the man.
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Groep
Weather Update Mostly Clear Through Friday
Weather forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Friday with fog or low clouds early Friday morning and little temperature change.
Miss Austria Declines Marriage Offers Ahead of Miss Universe
Lore Felger, 19, Miss Austria 1963, departs Vienna for Long Beach to compete in Miss Universe. She has received unsolicited proposals from Americans, including a 64-year-old rich man offering money and a Cadillac, which she calls strange and inappropriate. She aims for European romance and focuses on her dancing background.
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Bosten
Nationalist Chinese Repatriation by Sea to Formosa
Reports from Saigon indicate more than 20 000 Chinese Nationalist soldiers and dependents were moved by ships to Formosa from Indochina after Communist advances in 1949. Central News Agency noted the operation was the largest sea transport by the Nationalists, with ships guarded by warships and arrivals kept secret. Repatriates included regulars, militiamen, and students.
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Fragmented Newspaper Pages Reference Found
OCR note indicates sections across IT Basch Combing Boyle Page C4 Bridge Page C2 Classified Pages B6 Comics Page B A.
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits Belfast Amid Sabotage Fears
Suspected Irish nationalism sabotage disrupted Belfast during Queen Elizabeth II's first reign visit. A railway bridge near the southern border was bombed, power cuts halted traffic, and hundreds of industrial plants were paralyzed for two hours as the queen entered Government House for the three day coronation event. No casualties were reported, though rumors swirled about a bomb explosion as railway guards maintained a security line.
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Housewife Sneeze Feat Shocks Kansas City
Louise Turner a 38 year old housewife has been sneezing for four days at times 30 to 40 sneezes per minute hospitalized since Tuesday doctors report continuous sneezing except when sedated by sleep her husband M B Turner notes she began sneezing suddenly and has no prior history of excessive sneezing.
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Daran
America’s Top Milas Universe Beene Time Show
Brief item notes a recent television time show featuring Milas Beene in America's top universe. Details are sparse but indicate entertainment programming and a prominent host. No further context or outcomes are provided in the fragment.
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Beene
Busi
Safety Council Warns 290 Die In Fourth of July Travel
The National Safety Council estimated 290 deaths from auto accidents during the July Fourth weekend for 40 million motorists. Ned H. Dearborn urged slower speeds, noting speed increases risk and reduces control while travelers burn about 27 000 railroad tank cars of gasoline over about 1 000 000 miles. Last year 643 died in the three day holiday period, with 366 from traffic accidents.
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National Safety Council
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Council
Smashup Kills 17 Year Old Bride to Be in Panel Collision
Rosemary Mason, 17, of suburban Des Plaines, slated to wed July 12, died when her car collided with a second vehicle on Chicago’s outskirts after a marriage license purchase. Her fiancé John Campobasso, 18, and her mother Mildred Mason were injured. Mrs. Mason’s borrowed wedding funds reportedly missing after the crash. The incident follows prior family tragedy including a four room bungalow fire that left sister Roberta and others coping with loss.
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Chicago
Rosemary Mason
Des Plaines
Huberta-Lee Mason
Tire
Rosemary
John
Roberta
Walter Mavay
Rail and Auto Traffic Cut on Bascule Span
A 10 000 ton oil tanker struck the bascule bridge to Terminal Island, knocking it out of service at noon today. Rail service to the naval base and all motor traffic were cut off, detouring to the Commodore Heim bridge. The Minnesota, owned by Texaco, was under tow and the extent of damage unknown. Engineers warn a major repair job is needed to restore service, with the span kept upright and traffic routed to the Heim bridge until fixed. The bascule span is a key freight link into Terminal Island. Bridge operator Fred M. Glass reported a terrible crash and noted the tanker continued on its course. Officials could not estimate repair time or loading status of the tanker.
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Badger Ave
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Spaghet
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Heim
Fred M. Glass
S. Grand Ave
San Pedro
Collins at Travis After Orient Tour
General J Lawton Collins Army Chief of Staff arrived at Travis Air Force Base at 9 25 a m en route to Washington after a Far East visit He drank coffee at the base 60 miles east of San Francisco and boarded a plane for Washington He declined comment on talks in Tokyo with General Mark Clark and the Eighth Army commander
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J. Lawton Collins
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Capitol City
Tokyo
United Nations
Mark Clark
Eighth Army
German Gets 7 Years for Spying for Czech Reds
Regensburg Germany P Herbert Gold 43 a German man was sentenced to seven years in prison today for spying for Communist Czechoslovakia His wife received a suspended two year term pending arrangements for the couple s two children.
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Germany
P. Herbert Gold
Gereman
Czechoslovakia
Epidemic in Sweden During Tire Two Week
An abbreviated notice reports an epidemic situation in Sweden during the two week period. It notes rising cases and public health concerns, with authorities monitoring the spread and urging precautionary measures. The fragment references healthcare responses and local operations amid the event.
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Naval Mascot Death Probe Sparks House Debate
Rep. Gross urges three commissioned officers to investigate the death of a Navy transport animal. He cites an order requiring a three-officer board with a junior officer as recorder to report on why the pet died aboard a Navy vessel during overseas duty.
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