Open Drive To Cut Spending
Washington reports a senior Treasury push with Eisenhower backing to curb rising spending shown in midyear budget. Humprhey calls revival meetings on spending while parties discuss early tax cuts. Deficit projection for this year is 1.7 billion down from 2.4 billion, with tax receipts up about 2.1 billion since January.
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Government Spending Estimates and Tax Receipts Outlook
The article discusses spending projections tied to tax receipts, noting a $10 billion rise in the economy this year. Without that rise, the deficit would have grown by about $14 billion. Humphrey supports growth in profits and incomes but seeks a balanced budget with lower government spending and prosperity passed to the public.
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Strikers in Santiago Ordered Back to Work Unconditionally
In Santiago 50,000 protesters paralysed public services as the government demanded an unconditional return to work before grievances could be discussed. Strikes grew over wages to cope with rising living costs. 93 leaders were imprisoned and authorities issued warrants for hundreds. The palace was heavily guarded as troops moved in to maintain order.
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la Nacion
Truck overturn spills beer as driver trapped but unharmed
In Orlando Florida hundreds of cans and bottles litter a highway and marsh after a big truck overturns in a ditch. Driver Harold R. Arnett is trapped in the cab for over an hour but escapes without injury.
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Flood Control Study for Potomac Basin Considered
Army Engineers study a flood control plan for the Potomac River Basin with priority given to harder hit regions after recent hurricanes. Carter Page said Congress would authorize studies first in New England, but the Potomac survey will come in time. Estimated hurricane damage totals exceed 3.3 million across the basin, including 500 thousand along the Anacostia and 1+ million along the Shenandoah and Potomac above Washington.
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Faulkner, American Winner Highlighted in Red Rome Survey
Aug 28 report from Rome notes William Cross presenting a survey on Italy as the American author Faulkner is referenced. The piece hints at a broader survey theme affecting families in New York and examines cultural or literary impact amid wartime context.
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Nobel laureate arrives in Italy for extended stay
Nobel Prize in Literature winner arrived today by plane from Manila and will spend several weeks in Italy. The traveler is expected to attend literary events and engage in cultural activities during the stay.
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