Budget Outline Shows Shift To Aircraft And Missiles
President Eisenhower and Congress focus Pentagon spending on aircraft and missiles for next year. Plans call for B52 bombers fighter planes and air defense missiles while conventional weapons budgets contract. Research and development stay large with over 1.5 billion dollars ordered and 1.93 billion in spending. nuclear programs move to AEC accounting. manpower rises slightly to about 2.54 million by June 30, 1957.
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Fairchild Secures Two F27 Turbo Prop Orders
Mackey Airlines placed an order for two F27 Friendship turbo prop air transports. The announcement was sent to Mackey’s president and to R. S. Boutelle, president of Fairchild. The 40 passenger F27 was designed by Royal Netherlands Fokker and Fairchild holds U.S. and South America license rights except Brazil. Mackey operates routes between Florida and the Bahamas. delivery is slated for late 1957.
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Faulcon Convicted of First Degree Murder in Traffic Fatality
James W. Faulcon, 21, was convicted in a Baltimore court of first degree murder for a traffic fatality that killed Walter W. Lockett. Judge Joseph L. Carter noted premeditation, with the sentence set to be either execution or life imprisonment, while Anthony Federico argued the verdict should be manslaughter.
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Mayflower Flags Show Union Jack and St George Emblems
The Mayflower displayed the Union Jack from its mainmast and the Cross of St George from its foremast, reflecting the ship's voyage to Plymouth in 1620 with the Pilgrims aboard.
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Good Year Says GM Head Forecasts High 1956 Growth
Harlow Curtice, General Motors president, predicts a strong 1956 for industry and autos. He announced a one billion dollar capital program and foresees record GM sales, high employment, rising incomes, and continued consumer spending despite high inventories and modest tax relief.
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Constitutionality of Maryland Censorship Law Questioned
New York lawyers asked Baltimore City Court to void the Maryland film censorship statute arguing it violates the First Amendment as applied to prior restraints. Times Film Corp appeals a State Board order requiring cuts to nude scenes in Naked Amuse.
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Bus Crash Near Durango Kills 11. One Survivor
A bus crash near Durango Mexico 80 miles from the city killed 11 people yesterday. Simon Serrano the sole survivor said the driver failed to control the vehicle on a sharp curve at high speed. The incident raises questions about road safety and enforcement.
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Mexico
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