Eisenhower signs defense bill after clash with Congress
President Eisenhower signed the defense appropriation totaling 89.6 billion dollars criticizing Congress for exceeding his requested needs. He warned the mandatory reserve manpower provisions and rigidity would hinder flexible defense policy and urged repeal next year. The measure sets totals for active regulars and reserves, with higher funding across Air Force Army Navy and National Guard than requested.
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Eisenhower
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Post Office matter listed for Long Beach, California
Public notices record a postal matter involving Mrs Garrigg and delivery at 4524 001 pending late handling. The item appears in a daily publication schedule from Long Beach with address lines and audit references, noting service details and dates.
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Long Beasn
Cali
Rules Laid Down for Teamsters
Washington reports a new set of rules for electing local officers of the Teamsters Union. The plan bans members convicted of serious crimes from office for a year after voting rights are restored and bars use of union funds or facilities by candidates on unequal terms. Monitors urge Hoffa to publish by Aug 27 and locals to adopt by Sept 15, with federal enforcement possible.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Seized and A Lot of Escape Attempts at Woodbury Jail
Four inmates attempted a jail escape at Woodbury County Jail in Sioux City. Three were captured, including Darwin Coon, while two escapees remained at large. Guards repelled the break with one officer wounded and a top-to-bottom search underway.
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Iowa
Charles la Scalia
Jerry Phelps
Woodbury
Darwin Coon
City
Mills
Dell
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Zodiac Advice From 1958 Field Enterprises Column
Horoscope tips for Aries through Pisces with dated ranges and cautions. Focus on practical steps and financial guidance, urging alertness, prudent budgeting, and steady perseverance. The piece is from 1958 Field Enterprises Inc. and reflects mid century astrological style.
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Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Romone
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Ribicoff Collapses During All Stars Game
Gov Abraham Ribicoff collapsed briefly at a football all star game in New London. He recovered with medical help and planned to resume a normal schedule with appearances in Waterbury Stamford and Danbury, escorted by aides and police.
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Conn
Abraham Ribicoff
Michael Sulzycki
Ribicoff
Waterbury
Stamford
Danbury
Auto strikes idle 5500 at GM Ford and Chrysler plants
In Detroit area and across three states, 5500 workers walked out as GM Ford and Chrysler plants idled. Buick 1959 engine plant in Flint faced outages as unions pressed overtime and assignment rules. Several plants settled, while others, including Fisher Body Mansfield and Packard Electric Warren, remained contested.
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Flint
Mich
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Fisher Body
Mansfield
Ohio
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Lom
Packard Electric Division
Warren
Chicago Heights
Ill
Inter
Ford Stamping
National Union of Electrical
General in Lebanon Survives Copter Crash Near Beirut
U S military helicopter carrying Maj Gen Paul D Huebner and pilot Adams crashed into the sea from 800 feet altitude. The general swam 75 feet to shore with minor injuries reported for the copter crew. Huebner was uninjured.
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Paul D
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Amer
Otto W. Huebner
Lebanon
Cago
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