Treasury refinancing may be delayed by money market tightness
The Treasury may delay a 12 billion refinancing of maturing securities as money market strains grow after Federal Reserve tightening. Bill rates rose sharply to 2.44 percent, the highest since 1933, signaling tighter credit as the Fed acts to curb expansion and the Treasury reviews plans amid uncertain need for new borrowing.
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Ike and Cabinet In Intense Pre State of the Union Session
President Eisenhower hosted a brisk two hour meeting with the National Security Council at Camp David, then convened his Cabinet for a January State of the Union briefing. Key aides Kevin McCann and Bryce Harlow joined as staffers for the session atop the Catoctin mountains.
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Feared In Gale Off Cape Cod Earlier This Week
A distress call circulated as searchers and Coast Guard aircraft combed a wide area about 150 feet from Cape Cod for a vessel last seen Sunday 75 miles east of shore. The crew remains missing as the gale continues to hinder rescue efforts.
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Widow in police quiz over death of millionaire husband
Ann Woodward, widow of William Woodward Jr., emerged from hospital in New York in grief and tearful restraint after a three hour police questioning about her claim that she shot her husband by mistake. Nassau County officials said evidence would be presented to a grand jury.
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Eisenhower Brother Aids Benson Firing Decision Report
The New York Herald Tribune reports Dr. Eisenhower, a Penn State president and brother to the President, urged to keep Benson as secretary of agriculture. The article notes Hagerty denied any dismissal was planned and cites Eisenhower's influence as pivotal in Benson's tenure.
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Johnson says GOP favors fat cats over folks at Texas rally
A crowd of 1,600 cheered Senator Johnson as he blasted the GOP for catering to fat cats. He urged Texas Democrats to unite behind the national ticket and warned against factional division, saying even staunch Republicans admit party leaders respond to big money more than ordinary people. He avoided naming Gov. Allan Shivers while attacking the party’s direction.
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Small Town Wins Prize for Community Service
The Old Richmond Grange of Tobaccoville North Carolina, a town of 100 residents, won the $10,000 first prize in the 1955 National Grange Sears-Roebuck Foundation community service contest. Eugene F. Strupe accepted the award at the National Grange’s 89th annual meeting, with 66 of Tobaccoville’s residents in the Grange. Delta Ohio’s Aetna Grange took fourth prize of $2,000.
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Saberjet Crash Kills Pilot Off Korean Coast
A U S sabrejet crashed five miles west of Kangnung on the east coast today killing the pilot. The Air Force said the pilot’s name was withheld.
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Court Told Ohio Needn't Sign Pact
Ohio need not sign motor vehicle reciprocity pacts with other states. The Second District Court of Appeals was told Ohio may choose to sign a new pact with Michigan or explain why it will not. Two Michigan trucking firms urged the court to compel Ohio to sign an agreement exempting Michigan truckers from Ohio's axle mile tax.
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Beria Era Georgian Officials Executed for Treason
The Tiflis radio announced five former Georgian security officers were executed for high treason and other crimes. Identified by surname only, the group included Rukhadze Rokava Tsertelli Stavitsky Khazani, with a sixth possibly among the dead. Two other prosecutors received prison terms.
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Rules Change Would Defer Fathers in Draft Order
A Washington selective service spokesman said a draft regulation change is expected soon to defer most fathers. The plan would call 18 to 26 year olds in order: delinquents, volunteers, nonvolunteers with no children, men under 26 with children, and men over 26. Bricker urged blanket deferment for fathers and older men, arguing the system should favor fathers regardless of age.
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Weather grows cloudier and warmer with rain chance
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and warmth today with rain possible tonight. The Gabiner prophets predict rain by late afternoon or tonight with a low near 40. Wednesday remains cloudy with showers and a colder afternoon. unofficial high yesterday at 4 pm was 34 and low this morning was 35.
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Part Toll Turnpike Suggested by Ohio Official
Columbus Ohio James W Shocknessy chairman of the Ohio Turnpike Commission today proposed that the state pay part of the Cincinnati Conneaut turnpike project and allow motorists to use those portions toll free He said a 400 mile super highway with a spur to Toledo cannot be built as a toll road and noted consulting reports from J E Greiner Co and Coverdale Colpitts.
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Army Nips Filho Bid In Brazil
Brazil's Congress and army moved quickly to keep provisional President Nereu Ramos in power, voting to bar Joao Café Filho from office. Troops sealed Café Filho's Copacabana apartment as Rio de Janeiro stayed calm and debates continued through the night.
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Army moves to quell Peronista strike threat
Argentine provisional government under Maj. Gen. Pedro Aramburu acts to prevent a planned Peronista labor walkout. Troops patrol to guarantee freedom to work while warning workers and management to avoid sabotage or unrest amid a fragile post coup climate. CGT leadership remains sidelined after takeover of headquarters.
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