Refugee policy debate and a Denver runaway bride story
Texas Rep Burleson opposes Eisenhower refugee easing while Rep Burdick supports raising the 2,500 quota. Denver couple Cle Ann Weigner 16 and Mike Wiegner 16 face charges after a chase and crash with a police car. Cle Ann plans release, Mike faces theft and assault charges. California action on refugee processing and Kilmer Camp security noted. Malibu brush fire rages, with 20,000+ acres burned and one death. Hoover and Nixon discuss refugee policy and quota expansion.
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Hungary begins drafting peasants into coal mines
Vienna radio reports Hungary started drafting peasant farmers into coal mines to boost production amid a national crisis. Some peasants have begun work at the Pecs mines near the Yugoslav border as fighting persisted in the region and power remained scarce despite a Christmas holiday pause.
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Election Change To Be Proposed In Dallas
State Rep Pool said yesterday an amendment to section codes would call for a free vote in the Senate next spring. He plans to ask the Legislature to act quickly on the proposal to fill the vacancy caused by the governor elect. Democrats favor a different plan to block Republican Thad Hoidle from winning with GOP concentration. Pool aims to place the bill for the Senate election to fill the vacancy.
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February Draft Quota Lowered by Defense Department
Washington reports the Defence Department cut the February draft quota to 14,000 men, down from 17,000 in the prior four months. The shorter February goal accounts for expected manpower gains in January and February, with all February draftees assigned to the Army, bringing peacetime draft totals to 2,166,080.
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Water Resources Board To Meet In Austin
The Water Resources Committee will hold a two day meeting in Austin to finish its legislative program and hear views on a proposed tax plan. A motion supported a 50 cent increase on hunting and fishing licenses with a 5 percent exercise tax on pressure. Chair George Parkhnove of Dallas invites broad public input on the proposal set for the 28th. Current hunting licenses cost 5 142 and fishing licenses 165.
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Clear And Mild Day Forecast Across Regions
Weather bulletin notes generally clear skies and mild temperatures. Forecast highs reach around 19 degrees at Salt Flat and near 2 degrees at Breanev Te, with readings from BrowreeNe and EF Paso.
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Suez Canal salvage set to begin Friday sources say
U N salvage chief Lt Gen Raymond Wheeler said salvage operations to clear the Suez Canal of about 49 sunken ships and two bridges would start Friday morning near Suez. Egyptian approval came today via Col Mahmoud Younis as Hammarskjold, Fawzi, and Nasser tensions outlined, with Israeli troop withdrawal by Jan 7 shaping the move.
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Liquor Board Asked Aid by Police Over Beer Crime
Dallas beer wholesalers urged the Liquor Control Board to aid policing of the beer trade amid reports of crime and horricides near taverns. They pledged an intensified effort to enforce all local laws and monitor license suspensions or cancellations, noting injuries and hospitalizations in Raymondville and Lyford areas.
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New Year Holiday Traffic Toll Forecasts Shock Public
Officials warn the public that New Year travel could bring a fatal toll higher than last year with the National Safety Council and law enforcement predicting dozens of deaths. Police report 40 to 72 fatalities expected as motorists ignore safety campaigns and holiday pressures rise across states.
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Unrest Flares in Cuba Amid Christmas Weekend Violence
In Havana and Oriente province, Cuba, at least 11 people were killed as political opponents of Batista clashed with the army. Reports say nine were shot, two executed by hanging, and an army sergeant died in gunfire near La Lisa. Sabotage and bombings disrupted life across the island with outages at Rancho Boyeros and Guantanamo, Palma Soriano, and Lugano.
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Eisenhower plan to renew aid to curb juvenile crime
Washington Secretary of Welfare Folsom announced the Eisenhower administration will renew next year its five year federal aid proposal to assist states and communities in fighting rising juvenile delinquency. He cited about 500000 court cases in 1955 and urged improvements in police, courts, detention, probation and social services. The plan aims to fund police and court reforms over five years.
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Dreuth Parley Planned During Ike's Survey
White forces led by militant segregationist Oman J. Mort Wren gathered to oppose a federal suit seeking to strike down Texas segregation laws and a constitutional provision. The case, filed by two Negro children and their attorneys, aims to force integration, while Wren pledged to oppose the suit through protests, fundraising, and aiding the Houston school board.
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Truman Declines Inaugural Bid
Washington a Farmer Preveen Herbert Homer has accepted an invite bom to the inauguration of President Breenbroer on Jan 21, that former President fole is.
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Inaugural Events Amid Brevity and Echoes of 1960s
The report notes a Truman era reference and a 5 million surplus at the Capitol. Everett DeGoyertin Hoover is cited as a Republican figure meeting officials. Dall a s mentions a 2472.22 figure and debates over the ceremonial program.
Ex Ranger Dies in Duncanville Texas
In Duncanville Texas former Ranger Spurcil Jomer Texac died Tuesday. Born in Lampasas he became a Texas Ranger at age 17.
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