Senators See Balanced Budget In View
Washington lawmakers weighed fiscal goals as Republicans and Democrats agreed a balanced budget for the next year is feasible. They debated Byrd’s plan to retain high taxes and profits levies until mid 1954 and clashed over trimming atomic energy funds and foreign aid while preserving defense.
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Virginia
Congress
Byrd
Truman
Taft
Eisenhower
White House
Ohioan
Sen
Millikin
R-Cole
Senate Finance Committee
House
Sen. George
D-Ga
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Earth Abides Ending and a Grim Grounding
In a stark scene beneath an oak, survivors seal a grave with dirt branches and stones. Ish carries a hammer as a mark of duty while Charlie’s sacrilege haunts him. George’s steadiness anchors a grim end and the uneasy beginning after twenty one years of isolated life.
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Ish
Charlie
Budget Speech Notes a Frugal Path for Essential Needs
The speaker urges preserving essential services while trimming nonessential spend. He argues for a steady, prioritized approach to funding and warns against drastic cuts that could harm vulnerable populations.
Slavs Fix Restrictions On Religion
Belgrade Yugoslavia report states the Federal Executive Council drafted a new law on religious freedom under President Tito. It reaffirms freedom of worship but rejects Catholic Church demands for school instruction and church-paper circulation. The measure separates schools from religious instruction, places religious literature under general press law, and guarantees equality of all religions while permitting religious schools and clergy to operate.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Federal Executive Council
Marshal Tito
Notre Dame Defeated By Purdue In Football Tale From Reds
A Hong Kong report recounts a Canadian bishop’s imprisonment in Central Hunan in 1951 after a letter referencing Notre Dame and Purdue. Communists grilled him for a week about the line N. D. versus Purdue and whether Notre Dame existed as a university. The bishop, ill from fever and detention, said the incident ended without clarity.
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Hong Kong
Iia
N. D
Purdue
O’gara
Ottawa
Yuan Ling
Hunan
Notre Dame
Lie argues compromises can bring world peace at UN
Trygve Lie, former UN secretary general, says negotiated settlements are essential for peace in the Far East and Korea. He insists China must join any settlement and that unconditional surrender won’t yield real peace, urging the UN to balance strength with practical negotiation.
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N. Y
Trygve Lie
Far East
China
Korea
Lie
San Francisco
U. N
People’s Republic of China
Tot Wins Battle For Survival
In Ventura California doctors report infant Louis Beltran Jr. survived a premature birth weighing 1 pound 13 ounces on November 2. Now at 7 pounds 4 ounces the baby is strong enough to go home after weeks in an incubator. Doctors praised the child’s resilience.
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Ventura
Calif
Louis Beltran Jr
Ventura County Hospital
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