Economy Wave Targets Government Agencies Budget Cuts
Washington reports a sweeping push to trim federal spending with across the board cuts. Agencies face tighter payroll costs and program reductions to keep next year's outlays at or below this year's level. Administrators warn of fat in government and stress a serious, sustained effort to balance the budget. Senator Byrd supports restraint, noting potential for reduced spending if prosperity continues.
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Abel Spy Case: Donovan to Take Case in Brooklyn
New York based Russian master spy Fadel Abel faces court with his newly appointed lawyer James Donovan visiting him at the Federal House of Detention. Donovan, a former OSS chief counsel, takes the case as a public service and vows to obtain FBI files if needed. Abel, 55, is accused of stealing U S atomic and military secrets during nine years as a Brooklyn artist posing as a civilian. Conviction could bring the death penalty.
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Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
Matthew T. Abruzzo
Brooklyn Bar Assn
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Soviet Union
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Solon
Washington
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Ruidoso
N. M
Florence Lewis
Africa Scout
London Zoo
London
Upunathaniel Nuno
Gham
Rodl
Hons
Africa
San Francisco
John Brucato
Tercor
Maine
Morris A. Roberge
Maio
Roberre
Pittsburgh
Lea Sullivan
Reptile Jo Jo Sentenced to Life at Watchung Museum
South Orange New Jersey reports a six year old constrictor named Jo-Jo who had fled two towns in a week. After Clifton health officials ordered its owner to remove it, 17 year old Ronald Piper surrendered the snake to the Watchung Nature Museum. Piper lamented the loss as the law enforced the animal’s removal.
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Symington to Get Hap Arnold Award
Senator Symington of Missouri will receive the Hap Arnold Award from the Veterans of Foreign Wars for distinguished military service and public leadership. The award recognizes wartime contribution and veteran advocacy.
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Syria says US plotted mass assassination against leaders
Syria’s army chief Maj. Gen. Asif Bizry accuses the United States of directing a mass assassination plot against him and other Syrian military leaders. He says gangsters from America were to kill Syria’s leaders, a claim tied to Syria informing the UN Security Council of a U S plot to overthrow President Shukri Kuwatly’s regime. Bizry names Howard E Stones as a mastermind and mentions a three man committee to assess political asylum cases.
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Asif Bizry
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Amin Sufoury
Abdul Hamid Asylum Sarraj
Fragmented Press-Telegram text on Middle East unrest
Fragmentary clipping mentions Long Beach Daily Press Telegram style errors and Syrian army actions. It cites people fleeing to Lebanon in past four days and seeks refuge, with unclear references to Damascus and Lebanon. The unreadable text limits solid details.
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