Price-curb Fight at Voting Stage
Continued from page 1. Officials and lawmakers spar over controls with Eric Johnston arguing for stricter measures to sustain the dollar and curb deficits. Johnston estimates a deficit of 5 to 7 billion dollars this year, warning it could rise to 20 or 24 billion next fiscal year unless Congress enacts stronger controls. The debate unfolds amid truce talks at Kaesong, Korea.
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Kaesong
McCracken Case Delayed as Trial Plans Stumble
In Orange County a delay blocks the McCracken trial as prosecutors prepare a long witness list. McCracken sits impassive as reporters swarm the closed courtroom while authorities outline evidence including blood tests, a motel cabin, and a bedspread tied to the Patty case.
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Two Boys Hurt in Play Sunday
Two young boys were injured while playing yesterday. Albert Adair, 9, of 521 West Seas ide Blvd, struck his head and was taken to Seaside Hospital for observation after a fall from a wall. Frank Risaca, 7, of 3212 West 188th Street Torrance, fell from a merry go round at Bixby Park and was brought to Seaside Hospital, where he regained consciousness two hours later. The boy reportedly fell asleep after the fall and could not recall how he failed off.
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Truman mobilizer to deliver major policy speech tonight
President Truman dispatches Charles E. Wilson to rally the nation amid a heated debate over price rollbacks and Korea negotiations. Wilson will urge continued mobilization and warn against letting guard down, in a 6:30 p.m. television and radio address broadcast on ABC and NBC.
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NBC
Juong Beach
Workers at Haifa Refinery to Strike
More than 600 workers at the Haifa refinery will strike Thursday for higher wages and better working conditions. The Labor Council voted after a deadlock in negotiations, amid global concerns over communism.
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