Budget bite leaves USIA still largest cut in history
Washington reports the USIA budget faced a 37 percent cut by the Senate and House compromise leaving $99,200,007 approved, well below President Eisenhower’s request, though still larger than allocations in three of the last four years. Additional notes cover hydrogen bomb testing debates, the soil bank program vote, foreign aid concerns, and a Jewish Appeal speaker.
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Washington
U.S. Information Agency
House-Senate
USIA
Congress
Senate
Ficnhower
House
Senate Gop
Eisenhower
USTA
Clinton P. .Anderson
ONAL
Joint Committee
Britain
Henry MM. Jackson
Soil Bank
Allen J. Ellender
Dla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Fis
Hospital News Returns and Dismissals Across Cities
Middleshoco Hospital and Clint report dismissals of several named patients and admissions of Thomas and Del lippi from Sowickiey. Births listed include Bante Mires Bradtani and Puite. Names span Tazewell Mes Harrogate Sha vanee Hewitt Eldridge Goin Clifford Ries and James Ferguson among others. The bulletin notes patient movements in multiple cities.
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Tip Venable
Tazewell Mes
Earl Brooks
Harrogate
Tom Keck
Goin Clifford Ries
City
James Ferguson
Shavanee Hewitt Eldridge
City Admission
Thomas and Dellippi
Sowickiey
Bante Mires Bradtani
Obituaries and funeral notices from Middlesboro area
Elizabeth Turner Alves Aunt Belt Yavner of Middlesboro died this morning at 12:45. The burial is at Cawood Funeral Home. Mrs Lillie Tales Sowieie of Arthur Tenn held services yesterday at Gap Creek Baptist Church with burial in the vogate Cemetery. Denver Saylor Beaver Saylor 49, Middlesboro resident, died Tuesday night in a local hospital. He and wife Ruby Mureum owned Pinnacle Dry Cleaners. Survived by wife, son Anis Saylor, son Eulis Saylor in Dayton, daughter Jay Loveday, brother Manford Saylor, sisters Ray Adams, Calvin Simpson, Velis Saylor, four grandchildren. Funeral at Binghamown Church tomorrow at 2 pm. Cratershiped buffalo wallows note from National Geographic about plains and hippos, not relevant to local obituaries.
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Denver Saylor
Beaver Saylor
Middlesboro
Warlaw County
Steve Saylor
Ruby Mureum
Pinnacle Dry Cleaners
Ami
Binghamown Baptist Church
W. B. Bingham
Hurst Cemetery
Juby Marcum Saylor
Anis Saylor
California
Eulis Saylor
U.S. Air Force
Dayton
Ohio
Jay Loveday
Detroit
Mich
Manford Saylor
Los Angeles
Calif
Ray Adams
Calvin Simpson
Corbin
Vitelis Saylor
Kentucky
Cawood Funeral Home
Psychiatric View of School Desegregation Published
An interracial group of psychiatrists released a report on the psychiatric aspects of school desegregation to help whites and Negroes adjust to their changed relations. chaired by Dr. Viola Bernard, the study argues segregation harms both races and communities, urges limited transitional stress, and notes rising tensions despite some adaptive attitudes.
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WEW York
Viola Bernard
New York
South
Tragedy in a Neighbor’s Lane Claims Child
Kentucky report from UNTPED PRESS details Calvin Bruce Moorman a four year old who died Wednesday after being struck by a car driven by a neighbor’s four ball setters. The driver faced manslaughter charges and was paroled by Traffic Judge M D Elston.
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Louisville
Calvin Bruce Moorman
Mes. Dour
Thomas Moorman
Wednessy
Cau
Sellers
M.D. Elston
Hush-Hush Expose Of Frog Bedroom Habit Revealed
National Geographic Society released a confidential exposé on frog mating behavior in Brentwood Maryland. It details eight three year old Mrs Harman reporting nightly nocturnal noises until midnight. The piece notes distinct frog calls including warning chirps and a shower song, with humorous side remarks about animal sounds and local reactions.
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National Geographic Society
James Waar
Unital Press
Wasiusglon
Nactional Geographic Society
Wxkty
Brentwood
William 5. Smith
Deary
Geographic Society
Flurman
Missouri
Pilgrimage for Freedom Arrives to Press Civil Rights Action
The advance guard of the Prayee Pilgrimage for Freedom, organized by Negro leaders, began arriving in Washington to press for civil rights action. Expected to draw 30,000 participants from 31 states and DC, the mass meeting on the Lincoln Memorial steps will mark the court decision and protest violence against Negroes in the South.
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Avasfyington
An]vance Guard
Washington
Ise Ley
District of Columbia
Tincom Memorial
Frn
California
Third Court
South
Congress
Judge Denies Soviet Pair To Return Sons to Russia
CHICAGO UP A family court judge refused to let Russian parents take their four sons to the Soviet Union after a custody hearing. Judge John H. Clayton Jr ordered the children, wards of the court, remain in the United States with foster care or in a trust arrangement, while arranging a trial reunion with the parents this summer.
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Chicago
Soviet Union
John H. Clayton Jr
George Kozmin
Nabel- Qu
Richard
George Jo
Paul
Peter
George
Central Baptist Children’s 1
Lake Villa
Kozmins
Russia
Chicago State’ Hospital
Ais
Kozmin
Ben
Itch Relief Product Mentioned by Consumer
A fragmented item discusses an instant-drying leg ointment or powder with claims of quick relief and ease of use. It references a person named Iggakam Deng Ce and describes breeziness and foot comfort. The text appears garbled and uncertain about specifics.
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House Government Operations Committee
Jewish Appeal
Leo Lania
Iron Curtain
United Jewish Appeal
Hospital News
Middleshoco Hospital
Clint
Elizabeth Turner Alves
Elizabeth
Belt
Lillie Tale Sowdeie
Lille Thal Sader
Arthur
Gap Creek Baptist Church
Dre Lambert
Vogate
Marl Cine
White “‘Thompson
Leland Lambert
Joe Lambert
John Kly
Fil Check
Una Rowland
Tommy Moyers
George Ely
Haynes Chumley
Estel Chimley
Clyde McKinney
Plains
Prairies
American West
National Geographic Magazine
Wallows
Ihru Thurs
Jack Palance
Shelley Winters
Mi6
Wii Anne, Baxter
Rock Ldson
Lee's
Your Daily News
Manring
Medicine RE
Riandalph
AMD
Mamie Vin Goren
Lori Acison
Erie
Warner
Cumberland Ave
General Banking
the Commercial Bank
Seller
Deposit Insurakes Corporation
Springfield
Camingham
Washington County
G. J. McKenney
Pheane Ross Amd
Margaret Gulley
University of Kentucky
Princeton
Caldwell
William G. Pickering
Pickering
James Lee Wyatt
Beaver Dam
Thomas Jefferson Barcass
Nere
Taylor Mines
Ohio County
Cellgy Pierre
William Alanehaster
Barbourville
Brs
Philip Davidson
University of Louisville
Union Col Jefige
Conway Boatman
M Smith
Jamin Novoselsky
Fedor Solematin
Moscow
Vista Vision Ait Technicolor
Bob Hope
George Sanders
Ant Pearl
Bailey
Cme
Arene Va
Wam van Bore
Ori Nelson Cess
Randolf
Kiessell
Swift
BET Creamery Butter
PET Ritz Limited Supply
Brutt
Birdseye
Marti Wihte
Ene
van Camps Pork
Posiiso Sugar
Sterling
Reg
Butci
Bermuda
Cumbertind
Siagars
N.B.C. Honey Graham Crackers
Hebi Bevee
Libby
Karo
Vienna
Stokely's Corn
Stokely's Peas Co
Comberland Ave
Michlesboro, Ky
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