Benson Sees Plan Passing in Senate Says Soil Bank Favored
Secretary Benson told reporters at the National Grocers Association convention that Congress will approve the administration’s soil bank program and defeat moves to restore rigid farm price supports at 90 percent of parity. He called rigid supports government price fixing and said they deprived farmers of about two billion dollars in income last year.
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Benson
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Soil Bank
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Eagle Colorado Hits Four Below Zero Storm Brings Snow
A fresh Colorado storm left up to six inches of snow on plains and mountains of Colorado and Wyoming as Eagle registered minus four early today. Snow continued past midnight in southern Colorado while cold air pushed south and east. Temperatures stayed near zero or below in most areas with little relief expected today as north winds clear the skies east of the Continental Divide.
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Colorado Rockies
Colorado
Wyoming
Will Dismiss 4 000 Workers From Tulsa Plant Shift
An official at the Douglas aircraft plant in Tulsa said a switch from heavy bombers to C132 transport planes will cut the payroll from about 13 000 to 9 000 and dismiss 4 000 workers. Most releases will be manufacturing and related service staff, with many likely rehired within a year after the transition.
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Douglas Aircraft
Tulsa
Harold G. Hynd
Sees High Wages for General Electric Workers
General Electric President Ralph J. Cordiner says it is possible that the firm's employees will have average earnings near or above high wage levels amid expected productivity gains and broader economic strength. He notes wage trends may rise as product demand grows and labor markets tighten, signaling potential gains for GE workers nationwide.
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New York
General Electric
Ralph J. Cordiner
Earnings Rise With Automation Now and Future Outlook
A speaker at the Economic Club of New York said automation will raise job quality and salaries, predicting earnings of 8000 to 9000 dollars yearly by 1966 or within the next decade as more roles demand higher education. He cited GE workers averaging about 5600 dollars and noted 1,488,000 marriages in the United States in 1954.
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Economic Club of
New York
Eisenhower backs flexible farm price support idea
President Eisenhower reiterated strong support for flexible farm price supports after a White House GOP conference. Senate leaders, including Sen Knowland of California, said the party hopes to drop the rigid 90 percent parity level in the farm bill as voting begins in the Senate.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Senator Salton Challenges Kefauver Charge on Eisenhower
Washington report notes Sen. Saltonstall labels Kefauver's accusation that Eisenhower is letting the United States fall behind as extreme and excessive. The exchange highlights partisan friction and concerns over national leadership.
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Sen. Saltonstall
R-Mass
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
United States
Russia claims sonic bomber boosts missile power
Kefauver a Senate Armed Services member told a Rochester NJ campaign crowd last night that Russia is producing a super sonic bomber capable of outrunning current fighters, increasing missile power and strategic threat.
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Sparkman to reply to Eisenhower address on second term
New York reports Senator John J. Sparkman of Alabama will reply tomorrow night to President Eisenhower’s speech announcing his bid for a second term. Mutual reversed its earlier stance and will carry the reply from 10 to 10:20 p.m. ES. The Yankees’ Yogi Berra extended his home run streak to seven straight seasons with 27 homers in 1955.
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Car Kills Two Boys Near Kansas City Street
A car struck two boys walking beside a horse along the south edge of town as Marion Lawrence and companions returned the animal to a stable. Garry Terry J D and Jesse Mahan Jr, aged 14 and 64 respectively, died. Mrs Frank Steinman, 37, driver, stated she did not see them while several oncoming cars had bright headlights. she was travelling about 40 miles per hour. The accident occurred about an hour after sundown.
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Horace
Kansas Oly
Terry JD. Garry
Jesse Mahan Jr
Vieting
Marion Lawrence
Lawrence
Cnr
Frank Steinman
Dulles Warns Of Red Violence
Dulles warns of Red violence urging creation of military were to protect the world. Karachi dispatch notes U S Secretary of State calls for new military measures to deter communist aggression.
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Pakistan
U. S
State Dulles
Dulles Warns SEATO Nations of Communist Threat
Secretary of State Dulles addressed SEATO ministers warning that Soviet violence has been kept in reserve and that more Southeast Asian nations face pressure from Communist aggression amid the alliance’s early session.
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