Controversial Foreign Aid Bill Faces New Cuts
The House begins work on a nearly five billion dollar foreign aid bill for next year. Representative Lawrence H. Smith warns that additional cuts totaling about one billion dollars will be proposed. A four member minority aims to trim military aid to Japan and Spain, reduce Point Four programs, and withhold more than one billion in European military aid until allied forces are approved.
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Washington
Lawrence H. Smith
R-Wis
Douglas Kelley
University
California
Berkeley
Calif
Eisen
Congress
National Sheriffs Association
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The Gurgling Girdle Burglary Case
Mrs Marian Molly Garcia and a companion were booked in North Hollywood on suspicion of burglary after four liquor bottles were taken from a market via a girdle. The quirky tale riffs on the two way stretch of the downtown scare.
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Marian Molly Garcia
North Hollywood
Sharp Cop Spots Juror In Los Angeles Grand Theft Case
Patrolman Le Page identified juror Harris in court delaying his grand theft case. Harris, awaiting trial next week, was ejected and ordered to report away from the railing Wednesday. In Chicago, police woke Walter Nash to sign a burglary complaint, arresting a man in Nash's living room after neighbors reported a break-in. Amimaus Lampkins is held on a burglary charge. A Vancouver barracks robin sings bugle calls loudly, irking the troops less than the noise itself.
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Los Angeles
Garrison Harris
FP. H. le Page
Harris
Chicago
Walter Nash
Nash
Amimaus Lampkins
Vancouver Barracks
Miles
Official Says Riots Prove Red Opposition
West German charge d affaires in the United States Dr Heinz Krekeler said rioting in East Germany proves the people are anti Communist and that such unrest shows strong pressures in the Soviet Zone. He noted riots are unusual in Germany where people are normally disciplined.
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Honolulu
Heinz Krekeler
Aftaires
United States
East Germany
Krekeler
Germany
Florida Citrus Group to Advertise Product Budget Plan
The Florida Citrus Commission votes to spend 2.5 million dollars on advertising Florida citrus this year. It allocates 770,150 for magazines, 703,150 for newspapers, 620,760 for television, 120,425 for radio, and 35,000 for trade magazines, with 300,000 moved into the budget reserve.
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Lakewood
Fla
Florida Citrus Commission
Florida
Commission
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