President Eisenhower Talks Budget With GOP Leaders
President Eisenhower and top advisers briefed Republican congressional leaders on plans to cut or eliminate certain government programs next year to balance the budget. Sen. Everett Dirksen left early, declining to publicly name the specific items under review. Indictments tied to Nassau County rackets and a New York City garbage disposal case were reported as authorities push for reform and new prosecutions.
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Pol Tier
Embarrassing Partisan Slip At White House Conference
At a White House conference on international problems President Eisenhower presided over North Atlantic Pact talks while Secretary Dulles explained U S nuclear sharing plans with Britain and allies. Adlai Stevenson sat apart as a Republican senator warned of Bevan becoming foreign secretary if Labour won. Dulles implied power shifts spark wild statements but then sobering reality. Stevenson blushed as readers laughed at a protocol lapse with Dulles turning to grin at Stevenson.
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Russia
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Judge Harry Graves Funeral Service Slated
Judge Harry Graves a veteran of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals will lie in state today at 2 pm at First Methodist Church in Georgetown. Burial follows at 4 pm in the state cemetery at Austin. Graves, who served three terms in the Texas House and years as a county attorney, died after a heart attack while hunting. He participated in notable trials including the Lux Klan case and the Dan Ads's “pecesial race Tarat yarney” appeal.
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Weather update for city MAR with early morning temps
A fragmented weather note reports temperatures around MAR city with an 4am observation and references to rain or mist. It lists times and vague conditions but lacks clear details about wind, humidity or specific forecasts beyond a general mood of unsettled weather.
Oklahoma Drys Lose Election
Oklahoma voters rejected the county option plan by a wide margin after a heavy turnout, keeping beer sale restricted in the dry state. Tulsa and Oklahoma counties provided most of the margin against legalized liquor sales, with precincts totaling 3,220 voting against the measure. Opponents argued tax revenue and law enforcement concerns. proponents warned of repeal heat.
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Sayeed
Army Punishes Homebound GI Girard for Japanese killings
CAMP DREW Japan Specialist William J. Girard, homebound after four years of service, is demoted and faces an undesirable discharge following foreign court convictions for manslaughter. The Army spent about $90,000 on the case, cutting his pay from 252.40 to 173.90 monthly. Girard accepts the decision, saying he did not think he received a raw deal.
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Deputy Attorney General Chosen
President Eisenhower selected Judge Lawrence Walsh of New York to serve as deputy attorney general. Walsh has been a district judge and will replace an outgoing official as Ed Roge and aides prepare for the new administration.
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Weather delays Vanguard satellite launch at Cape Canaveral
Late afternoon weather concerns delayed the first U.S. satellite launch attempt from Cape Canaveral. A storm front with winds up to 25 miles per hour moved in, threatening visibility and timing as the Vanguard team prepared for a 3 p m EST countdown. Brisk winds and forecast clearing could affect the three stage rocket's launch, with officials noting only brief, routine complications and ongoing readiness of related missiles.
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United Press Telephote
Aid Rushed To Crippled Ship In Hurricane Path
In Honolulu the American President Lines cargo liner Monroe moved to assist the distressed Greek freighter Margarita Chandris, trapped ahead of Hurricane Nina. The Coast Guard tracked the ferry 478 miles west of Honolulu as the storm approached at about eight miles per hour. A deck accident left a woman with a broken hip during rough seas aboard the Margarita Chandris.
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Intense Earth Tremor Recorded In Global Seismic Note
Fragmentary report notes a severe earthquake event with mixed references to locations and dates. The text mentions California and China motifs, describing tremor impacts and a recorded magnitude scale but lacks clear details. Further readable data appear incomplete or garbled.
A&M Reinstates Compulsory Freshman Sophomore Drill
A Texas A&M College Station official said mandatory training for freshmen and sophomores will be reinstated. Dallas-based ALM student staff reported the move amid campus debate as spring council votes 441 to 0 on the corps membership code.
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Dallas
Te Phoe
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ALM
Proposal Killed by Abie Bristow in Spring Offer
Abie Bristow of the Spring proposed a resolution calling for a plan to move the canal and bump up spring vegetables in Tamese Uhone. The Tad Tosa fetrtyte committee rejected the idea, ending the proposal.
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Honeymoon's Champ Steer Wins at Intermaginal Show
A Hereford steer named Honeymoon's Champ won top honors at the Intermaginal Literacy Hap event. Judge panels praised the white faced animal for its conformation and presence. Mrs Bae Meerasina assisted in handling the champion during the judging, with Pete and other exhibitors noting the steer’s standout performance.
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Hereford
Indigas Fermi
Bert
Cramer
Bae Meerasina
TA Cho
Jedee
Big Spring Pair Found Dead in Apparent Tragedy
In Big Spring an unnamed pair was found dead under unclear circumstances. Local authorities opened a coroner’s inquiry as detectives canvass the area for witnesses and potential clues.
Stations Await Rippling Beeps Of Baby Moon
Washington reports nervy tracking stations awaiting the first U S satellite to reach earth orbit. The San Diego mini track station would confirm orbit by receiving the satellite’s signals as the craft travels an estimated 17 000 miles per hour. If not, officials briefed to hold a news conference within two hours to announce a failure and a shift to further Vanguard tests.
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Mousenik Flight Shows Boy Rocket Experiment Gone Awry
In Austin Minnesota a group of teenage boys under the guidance of a Roman Catholic nun conducted a rocket test. The 5 foot stainless steel missile launched over 1600 feet before its crash buried in frozen ground. Sponsor Richard and Paul Germer led the informal group at The Farell school while Sitter Duns Scotus supervised.
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