Piersall May Get Top Senator Pay
Washington bargaining sessions begin as Jim Piersall seeks a record contract with the Washington Senators. The fleet outfielder, coming off a .322 season with Cleveland, aims to surpass Roy Sievers’ $38,000 as the highest paid Senator. Negotiations delayed by a snowstorm in Chicago.
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Cleveland
Roy Sievers
Philadelphia Phillies
Ed Doherty
Doherty
Chicago
Auto Production Up This Month
Detroit AP reports two weeks into January show higher auto output than last year yet short of earlier rosy forecasts. Current pace suggests about 635000 cars, with inventories possibly trimming the total from original 678000 plans. A year ago output by five makers was 414498, while Jan 1 dealer stocks stood at 821000, under last year’s 998000 but above early expectations.
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Detroit
Senate and House to share top billing in records
The Senate and the House of Representatives will now be equal branches of Congress in the official Congressional Record. Under Speaker John W. McCormack, the Government Printing Office agreed to rotate first billing between the Senate and the House, replacing the former order of precedence.
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Adoula To Visit UN and Washington Next Week
Cyrille Adoula premier of the Congo plans a United Nations visit and a trip to Washington next week, officials say. The UN, backed by the United States, has supported Adoula’s efforts to suppress Katanga secession led by Moise Tshombe and leftist Gizenga.
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Khrushchev Rebukes Byelorussian Hog Losses in Minsk
In Minsk Khrushchev denounced Byelorussian farmers for a 15 percent hog die-off and pig losses due to poor fodder and treatment. He cited 516000 hogs and 395000 pigs dying and 499000 underweight cattle sold to the government, urging better livestock care.
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Removals List Of Residents Moving Homes
Removal notices show multiple individuals relocating within town. Arnold Daniel G moves to 1121 East percentth, Verna R Black to 747 Tremont, Robert Bowlby from 720 North Martin, J W Burkdoll from 115 West 11th to 1535 South Oak, Harley Cromwell from 1535 South Oak to 1534 South Oak, Donald Castle berry from Lane to 629 South Willow, Mrs Leon Casteel from 404 East Fifth to 422 South Oak, James M Fields from 1121 East Seventh to RFC 2, Richard Frakes from 123 South Maple to 611 North Sycamore, Irvin D Middlebusher from 421 South Mulberry to 719 Grant, Viola J Maley to 107 South Oak.
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Po' Little 'Cats See' 60 Kentucky tops Tennessee in Knoxville
Kentucky led by Cotton Nash and Larry Parsifal ripped Tennessee 95-82 as Nash and Parsifal each scored 30. Duke, Wake Forest, and North Carolina also chased conference leads while other top teams won or split in a busy college basketball night.
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Paul Silas
Seton Hall
Creighton
Sees Need For Arms Variety
Gen Max Taylor urges avoiding a single weapons focus. He says the United States must be prepared for general and limited atomic war, conventional war, and guerrilla warfare. He spoke at a dinner where he received the Franklin award from the Printing Industries of Metropolitan New York.
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