U S and Korea plan cabinet run government changes
The United States and Korea discuss reforms including a cabinet system with a premier elected from Parliament to govern. A nine member committee drafts a new constitution within 10 days while Rhee resigns as speaker awaits replacement after Lee Ki poong's death. The regime faces laws seen as undemocratic and press freedom limits.
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Onal
Paigt
Jerats
Peon Ge
FAS
Rhee
Justice” Ministry
Ree
National Assembly
Lee Ki-poong
Lee
Toe
House unit seeks cuts in military waste
The House Appropriations Committee voted to curb defense spending amid claims of enormous waste. It approved a 49.34 billion defense bill for 1961 with about 1.5 billion added to Eisenhower requests, while enacting strict economies, including a 10 percent cut in civilian payroll and limits on Pentagon personnel. The panel cited bloated Pentagon administration and lack of accurate budgeting.
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Andngton
UPI
Rhee
House
Lee
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Tornadoes Lash at Oklahoma Kansas Tragedy
Severe storms struck Oklahoma and Kansas killing three and injuring forty four as tornadoes tore through Cromwell and surrounding areas. Power outages hit Oklahoma City and Tinker Air Force Base. hail and up to seven inches of snow fell in the central Rockies with related damage across several towns.
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Cromswell
Okla
Dave Brawley
Laura Ann
Bill Nicholson
Rockies
Lander
Wyo
Cheyenns
Denver
Colo
Eo F
Santa Fe
N. M
Wichita
Pocagset
Oklahoma City
Tuttle
Base
Weather Bureau
Mit
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Plains
Mississippi
Ohio Valleys
Great Lakes
Tennessee
Toronto
Kan
Gift Secretly Sent To Britain's Princess Margaret
The White House revealed on Thursday that President and Mrs. Eisenhower will send a wedding gift to Princess Margaret but would not disclose its nature, stating they regard it as a private matter.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Britain
Martgaret
White House
Veteran Placement in Jobs Increases in 1960 First Quarter
Sacramento reports a 10 percent rise in veteran placements for the first quarter of 1960 compared with the same period in 1959. Employment Director Irving H. Perluss cites a possible year-end total near 147,000 if the trend continues, noting handicapped veteran placements are 30 percent higher than last year.
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Sacramento
VPI
State Department of Employment
Irving H. Perluss
Perluss
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