Gaillard presses six point plan to stabilize French government
French Premier Gaillard urged rapid Assembly approval of a six point reform package aimed at stabilizing governments. The plan would bar governments from falling on party votes, require explicit censure votes, force parties to present solid proposals, bar deputy financial initiatives, allow early elections, and empower the President to call elections as needed. Gaillard cited Franco postwar instability and cited U.S. and U.K. leadership contrasts. The package faces strong opposition.
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France
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National Assembly
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Eisenhow
Budget Dollar Flows From Source to Spend 1959 Plan
Chart based on Budget Bureau data tied to the President's annual budget message to Congress shows how the 1959 federal budget dollar would be sourced and spent. AP wirephoto accompanies the display detailing allocations and revenue streams.
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Congress
Eisenhower asks record 1958 59 budget match pace of space era
President Eisenhower sent Congress a peacetime budget near 74 billion dollars for 1958 59 with defense absorbing most of the rise. He forecast a deficit for the current year but expected a balance next year with tax receipts rising and a possible short term debt limit increase. He also proposed a 5 cent hike in postage for out of town letters and significant missiles and military aid spending as part of a broader plan to strengthen security amid Soviet advances.
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White House
Ike Seeks Debt Ceiling Increase to Balance 1959 Budget
President Eisenhower forecasts a 1959 peacetime budget of 73.094 billion. He says current year spending will total 72.788 billion with a 388 million deficit. He plans a temporary debt ceiling rise and an appropriation of 72.452 billion for the next year.
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Ate Ning
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Treasury
Cops Nab 2 Killers and 3rd Suspect Sought in Bar Slaying
Detroit police said two men confessed to taking part in the Savage bar holdup and officer Donald Coulter's killing. They named Turner Madison as the gunman while a man, wife Ophelia and child were detained in Forrest City Arkansas for investigation. An unnamed third suspect remained at large.
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Andrew Madison
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Turner Madison
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Essie Lee Graham
Eisenhower Forecasts and Delayed Defense Spending
A year ago President Eisenhower cited expected appropriation requests of 73.3 billion dollars, while Russian space age advances spurred the January 1957 estimate. Appropriations in defense and foreign aid are often not spent until later years, and when obligated authority backlog grows, requests to Congress for new funds may lag behind spending rates.
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Congress
Spellman Visits Athens on Christmas Service Trip
Francis Cardinal Spellman archbishop of New York arrived in Athens on his annual Christmas trip to visit American servicemen abroad. The trip highlights the church figure’s support for U S troops stationed overseas in Greece.
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New York
Today's Chuckle The trouble is that too many ms are saying
A truncated fragment reads The trouble is that too many ms are saying and hints at a humorous or mistaken wording. The piece showcases a light wordplay style typical of a comic column.
Eisenhower Budget Per Capita Figures Released
The 1959 budget estimates state a spending of 427.86 per American era woman and child and a national debt of 1 469.44 per person based on a Jan 1 population of 172 800 000. The July 1 debt total is 271 200 000 000.
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Eisenhower
Time Reaches Port After Week at Sea with Two Crew Members
A 311 foot fishing boat Time, missing skipper John P. Lynn since Jan 6, arrived at Captiva Island near Fort Myers with two crewmen Charlies Shoemaker and Jack Martin aboard. They reported cold hunger thirst and exhaustion after a stormy week adrift in the Gulf.
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Eisenhower opens door to east west summit with terms
President Eisenhower told Soviet Premier Bulganin he is ready to meet if talks proceed through diplomats and foreign ministers and aim for a peace program ending nuclear arms tests and veto use. He proposed nine points on outer space arms testing conventional forces inspections UN veto and German reunification and urged progress at a summit.
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Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
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United Nations
Russia
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Eastern Europe
Yalta
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Budget Pie Reallocates Sixty Four Cents to Security
President Eisenhower's new budget earmarks 64 percent of each dollar for national security including military and atomic aid. Civil benefits receive 22 percent, debt interest 11 percent, and general government 3 percent. Revenue sources show 52 percent from individual income tax, 27 percent from corporate tax, 13 percent from excise taxes, and 8 percent from other receipts.
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Washington
British H bomb test results to be released in Nature report
Britain’s Atomic Energy Agency says newsmen will tour Harwell and see Zeta with early work described. Nature will publish scientific reports on the experiments, signaling a shift from secrecy amid U S British coordination debates led by Adm. Strauss.
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Washington
United Kingdom
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Harwell Atomic Energy Research Station
Nature
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U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Sunday Observer
United States
Ivy League Look Fades as New “Young Executive” Style Rises
Los Angeles fashion show notes Ivy League attire fading, shifting to Eastern campuses. Calmac spokesman calls the new trend a younger executive look with looser trousers and broader ties. Dark colors persist, three button jackets remain popular, and bankers’ attire cited as influence.
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Los Angeles
California Men's Apparel Club
Calmac
Middletown Weather: Rain Ends Tonight Then Colder
A low pressure system moving through the Miami Valley brings rain and a forecast of sleet. Temperatures hover around 40 degrees with a 28 degree low expected overnight and colder conditions into Tuesday. Official Sunday highs reached 43 degrees with an overnight low of 18.
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Middletown
Miami Valley
Eisenhower Proposes Major 300 Million Farm Cut
President Eisenhower outlines a 300 million dollar reduction in farm program spending, lifting total farm aid to about 4.6 billion dollars. He calls for revisions in price support conservation and rural credit programs and promises further details in a forthcoming special message.
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