U S Information Agency trims operations amid budget cuts
United States Information Agency chief Arthur Larson outlined steep budget-driven curtailments in broadcasting, publications, and information centers. He aimed to maintain believability and reject propaganda, citing a 76 percent cut to television and reductions across Voice of America and other services, with total allocations adjusted from 140 million to 95.1 million dollars.
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Hungary declines U S polio vaccine offer
In Vienna a communist Hungary announced it had temporarily declined a U S offer of Salk vaccine to combat the polio epidemic. Budapest Radio said Hungarian health authorities had enough doses for now and were negotiating with private firms in many countries for more.
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Postal Pay Raise Veto Likely With Senate Action
Washington voters report a presidential veto chance on an $818 million postal worker pay raise if Senate approves. The House passed the measure 379 to 38 as President Eisenhower opposes a general federal raise now, citing inflation concerns. Some 518,000 postal workers would gain $546 annually, about 12 to 34 percent of the average $4,340 yearly salary.
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Debate Opens on School Aid Bill Outlook Poor
The House opens debate on the four to five billion dollar school aid bill with leaders split. Chairman Murray opposes any immediate pay increase approval while Rep. Martin says Eisenhower may not fully back Congress. Key figures include Rep. Halleck and Rep. Arends, amid concerns over federal control and segregation.
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Solon Demands AF Probe on GM Contract Profits
In Detroit the Air Force and Gen Motors contract pricing are under scrutiny after auditors reported a $17.46 million profit beyond agreed terms. Rep Hebert urged a full staff review and demanded accountability for negotiators. Comptroller General Campbell noted inadequate Air Force analysis aided profit gains.
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Hotel dining and rooms advertise ocean view service
The fragment lists a hotel corridor to the ocean with two lobbies and rooms, plus a dining room facing the sea. It mentions meals at 24 pounds, a beef dish and turkey toast, and a less clear price for another dining option.
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