Bulganin Urges US to Match Soviet Arms Cutback
Premier Bulganin writes to President Eisenhower urging the United States to reduce its armed forces and military expenditures in line with Moscow's planned cut of 1.2 million men. State and other officials report the letter also suggests open UN disarmament talks and possible two nation talks amid mounting tension between East and West.
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Washington
Nikolai Bulganin
United States
Eisenhower Russ
Bulganin
Russia
Dukes
Renee Are Ate Eer Ae
Moscow
United Nations
Bulgenin
Dulles
Georgi N. Zarchin
Eisenhower
State Department
Geneva
New York Times
Soviet Union
New York Herald Tribune
Bubanin
Woman Charged In 53 Counts Of False Purchases
In Louisville Ky Mrs Elwanda Lovey 22 admitted charging purchases. A saleslady asked for a name and Lovey gave one that led to store detective involvement and 53 counts of obtaining goods under false pretenses. Police say Lorey copied names from customers to make purchases. this time she used the saleslady’s name and address.
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Louisville
Elwanda Lovey
Three Boys Disappear Amid Atherton Search
Atherton California police mobilized an intensive search for three Woodley children John 11 George 9 Gordon 6 who vanished from their home. Mrs Letha Greene mother and former wife of Arthur G Woodley previously held custody rights. neighbors report seeing John with his father near the Greenes lavish estate as authorities pursued leads and school sightings.
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Atherton
Calif
Letha Greene
John Woodley
George Woodley
Gordon Woodley
LeRoy A. Hubbard
Arthur G. Woodley
Pacific Northern ‘Airlines
Seattle
Drexel Biddle Jr
Biddle
Paris
Woodley
Greenes
John
Chief Hubbard
Zese
Hubbard
Hillview School
15 Year Defense Costs Reach Half Trillion Dollars
Defense spending projections through 1960 suggest costs could exceed 500 billion dollars over 15 years. The figure, not including nuclear weapons, stems from ongoing military modernization and wartime experience, with high officials warning costs will stay elevated unless world conditions change. General Partridge warned the bulk of the 60 billion dollar operating and capital outlay for 1951-1965 goes to air defense within the continental United States.
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Washington
Worl
Tate
Riviera
Lars
Biddle
Wan
Warsaw
U. S
Ito
Poland
Europe
France
Biddles
England
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Wilson
Earle E. Partridge
Air Defense Com'ene
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Partridge
Air Defense Command
Population figures and defense costs in the USSR shift
The Soviet population is reported near 200 million in April with growth of 3.2 to 3.4 million per year. Defense spending through 1956 65 is estimated at 2131 £ billions, excluding foreign military aid. Urban growth and industry rise as factory and office workers reach 58.3 percent of the workforce.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tom Whitney
Defense Department
Ussr
Kremlin
Jess’ Lhan
Promi’ Jises
Russia
United States
Church Integrates End Racial Barriers in Kansas
A fragmented report notes Kansas standards conference of the Methodist Church approving steps toward ending racial segregation. The World War II era idea of broader weapons of integration is referenced as a historical comparison in a move toward modern church unity.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
FDR Jr Legal Role May Cost Him Convention Seat
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr may be blocked from a 1960 Democratic National Convention seat because his law firm represents the Dominican Republic. Critics argue his role as legal counsel to dictator Rafael Trujillo harms the party.
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Fdr Jr
New York
Theominican Republic
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Rafael L. Trujiillo
Department of Justice
Chicago
Trujillo
The
Republic
Jesus de Galindez
Columbia University
Tax Refund May Go to Parochial Schools
Los Angeles County may see tax refunds totaling 750000 to 1000000 for parochial and other private schools after the State Supreme Court upheld the exemption law. County tax collector Howard L. Byram notes about 300 such schools, with state estimates of 1.3 million in annual refunds nationwide and LA collecting roughly 630000 before adjustments.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Supreme Court
High Court
Howard L. Byram
State Supreme Court
Byram
Sacramento
Ronald Welch
State Board of Equalization
Three die as light plane crashes in Malaya jungle
A light air force plane crashed Thursday night in Negri Sembilan state, killing one Gurkha and two British army officers. The crash occurred in dense jungle, and casualties were confirmed by local authorities.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Negri Sembilan
Clemente Missile Center Set for San Clemente Expansion
The Navy plans a 485 million expansion of North Island Air Station in San Diego with 26.6 million for a San Clemente Island guided missile center. In House Appropriations testimony, 13.072 million is sought for FY starting July 1, plus 5 million for San Clemente site prep, runway work, seadrome plans, and a jet engine test facility.
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Washington
Navy
North Island
San Diego
San Clemente Island
San Clemente
Big North Island
Congress
Eugene B. McKinney
Sec Folsom to Ask New Aged Funds
Washington secretary of Welfare Folsom pledged to seek more money for elderly services at the federal state aging conference closing session. He said the department is preparing budget recommendations for 1958 and will increase attention to services benefiting older persons, though he gave no dollar figures.
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Sec. Folsom
Washington (P
Folsom
Department
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