Jensen rider could curb federal payrolls after Eisenhower win
Rep. Ben Jensen vows a 10 percent annual payroll cut by blocking more than one in four new hires across many departments. He argues the plan would trim about 300000 vacancies yearly with 75000 fillable posts, forcing attrition to achieve economy while protecting long‑serving workers.
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Washington
GOP
Eisenhower
Ben Jensen
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Jensen
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Halifax detains mentally ill Israeli ship captain
Captain Adan Graetz of an Israeli freighter was landed at Halifax and taken to a hotel after threats to sink the ship unless his father received a cabinet post. He was removed from the five thousand six hundred eighty six ton vessel Abraham Graetz at the owners' request. His father, H R Graetz of New York, arrived in Montreal to join him.
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Adan Graetz
Israel
Abraham Graetz
H. R. Graetz
New York
Montreal
Dizengoff and Company
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Young Graetz
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Fred Turner
Graetz
David Ben- Gurion
Rubber production in Malaya linked to science advances
Dr. W. E. Cake of United States Rubber Co. says modern chemical and agricultural research may save Malaya rubber by boosting yields and lowering production costs. He notes concentrated latex shipping to the U S improves prices for sheet rubber.
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Penang
Malaya
W. E. Cake
United States Rubber Co
United States
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