Eisenhower Confronted by Unfriendly Congress
President Eisenhower faced a Democratic shift in Congress after elections, with Democrats controlling the House 232-203 and 220 members voted to reach a majority. Senate balance remained debated as Democrats signaled confidence in crafting their own agenda while Republicans reassessed leadership futures and the future role of Eisenhower in party tickets.
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Defense Chiefs Center on Mideast measures
Defense leaders vow to tighten readiness in light of a tense Middle East. A Joint Chiefs spokesman emphasizes not being caught flat-footed while avoiding provocative actions. Naval and air units, including the carrier Forrestal and Philippine Sea group, remain at sea or on alert as commanders receive guidance to keep forces ready. Eisenhower urges Ben-Gurion to honor UN cease fire, complicating plans for Sinai. US to provide airlift and transport, not direct police action. Canadian forces pledge battalion strength with maritime support as a precaution.
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ILA May Relay Salary Raises in Los Angeles
Los Angeles voters approved raises for city leader salaries in Tuesday's election but a state constitution rule may block midterm increases for elective officers. The mayor would rise from 18000 to 25000, council members from 7000 to 12000, city attorney from 15000 to 23000, and controller from 12000 to 18000, with a State Supreme Court likely needed to resolve the applicability.
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Marshall Field Ill Dies After Surgery
New York philanthropist Marshall Field III, head of Field Enterprises and founder of Chicago Sun, died at New York Hospital at age 63 after brain surgery. His long career included media ventures and major philanthropy, with ties to politics and a family estate not taxed federally due to a 1906 grandfather’s death.
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Christmas Arrives Early in Torrance Police Jail
Christmas night in Torrance saw the police grant sleeping space to John H Christmas inside the local jail. The 39 year old transient became sole owner of North Gate for the New York tabloid PMID.
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