Senators Restore Billion for Services
The Senate appropriations subcommittee voted to restore about one billion dollars of the 2.085 billion dollars cut by the House from the armed forces budget. The panel said funds will be apportioned among the Army Navy and Air Force, with total funding near 34.56 billion for the coming year, about 100 million less than the current year. Final decisions await full committee, Senate approval, and a conference with the House to resolve differences.
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Crash Clamps Traffic on 7th Street in Long Beach
Commuters from Orange County were delayed as two cars collided at Studebaker Road and 7th Street near the Los Cerritos Channel bridge. No injuries were reported though both vehicles blocked the intersection and traffic stretched about five miles into Orange County until wreckers removed the cars. The crash happened at 7 40 a.m.
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Detective Cleared in Border Slaying
Red Bloc. Rides High, Says Chou Continues on Page A-1 with Chou criticizing allied centrifugal tendencies from U S actions in Middle East and Africa. He warns non Communist parties to stay in the united front or be excluded as Peiping preserves its dictatorship.
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Inflation peril prompts voluntary action urged by president
President Eisenhower warns of inflation danger and urges voluntary measures while seeking a disarmament accord with Russia. He cites advice from three atomic scientists and notes hope for a suspensive test ban remains, though tests may continue for full knowledge. The report ties in to broader debates over peaceful uses of atomic energy and world economic stability.
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Korea Reds Press for Parley on Troops Withdrawal
Chung issued a call for an international conference with broad participation to arrange foreign troop withdrawal from Korea, ensure lasting peace, and peaceful solution of the Korean question. U N Command rejected discussing military conference topics. Eisenhower defended court dissent as valuable and warned about secret data exposure. He reiterated no current plans to transfer atomic weapons and supported a moderate civil rights program while pushing states to assume more program responsibilities.
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New Tulsa Police Chief Willem R Peterson Named
Tulsa selects former FBI officer Willem R Peterson as police chief amid reorganization plans. He previously coached at Cascia Hall and is seen guiding manpower reductions and departmental reforms. The appointment shifts leadership for Tulsa’s armed forces and city policing.
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