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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1958
Page
7
President Eisenhower presents the 1959 federal budget, noting defense needs and space age challenges. He cites military superiority, missiles, proposed spending totals across Defense and Atomic Energy, and aim for a balanced budget without new taxes, with contingencies for rapid tech-driven changes.
South Korea's national police announced the arrest of Cho Bong Am, President Syngman Rhee's sole opponent in the 1956 presidential selections, with evidence showing connections to North Korean espionage groups. Five other progressive leaders, including Kim Dal Ho of the National Assembly, were arrested for questioning.
Washington reports a shift in farm labor funding for the next fiscal year. The Mexican bracero program faces a $1,239,460 appropriation for activity, with total labor budget around $2.5 million. Eisenhower administration outlines costs per bracero and revolving fund supports, noting 435,000 workers expected in 1959 and 450,000 in 1959 with per capita costs around $10.39. Long Beach note on unrelated medical training appears in the text as a separate item.
Budget Director Percival Brundage announced in a press briefing that the administration will not support any funds for new non military construction in the 1959 budget. The San Luis irrigation and storage project in California loses backing, hindering a potential San Luis bill, according to Rep. Craig Hosmer of Long Beach.
The budget plan shifts to a 5-cent stamp, replacing the 3-cent rate for intercity letters. President Eisenhower urges Congress to adopt postal rate increases to help balance the federal budget, estimating a 100 million dollar revenue rise next year while warning a rejection could widen deficits. The proposal still would leave a deficit, advocating a 5-cent letter rate on most mail with higher charges for ads and parcels.
A new laxative claims to unblock a dry thrifty colon without gagging or bloating. It says it stimulates the bowel, relieves constipation overnight, and is safe for pregnancy, with claims of not interfering with nutrient absorption and no adverse reactions. Colorectal exercise and an introductory price are noted.
A note describes the smallest hearing aid ever made as worn entirely in the ear. It claims no cold, no ear if worn elsewhere and emphasizes a discreet design.
A delegation of fifty Russian professors in education and related fields will tour the United States next November. The visit, announced by Dr. William W. Brickman of New York University, marks the first such delegation from Russia to visit American schools and colleges.
Prince Souphanouvong Phouma travels from New York to Washington for a five day visit of friendship and gratitude. He will call on President Eisenhower on Tuesday to reinforce Laos Western ties during his trip.
Science reports a new substance Bio-Dyne, used as Preparation H, that shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves pain and itching without surgery. Doctors observe lasting improvement across many months in cases up to 20 years old, with no narcotics or astringents. Suitable as suppositories or ointment, sold with applicator and guaranteed satisfaction.
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