Eisenhower Calls Half Defense Cut a Real Budget Tweak
President Eisenhower warned that about half of the 244 billion defense cut approved by the House would strike directly at guided missiles and aircraft programs. He urged the Senate to restore the 1.2 billion as a budget cut, saying the country would suffer if it stands. He tied this to the 71.3 billion budget for the next fiscal year and discussed leadership questions.
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Dulles Praise From Senate Panel On Security Plan
Secretary of State Dulles won warm Senate Foreign Relations Committee praise as he outlined the administration’s mutual security plan. Senators lauded the approach to separate military and economic aid and focus on means over grants to aid less developed nations. Dulles stressed deterring world war through the program’s strength while noting no Soviet arms guarantees.
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Sound Sleeper Survives as House Blows Away
In Carrollton Kentucky a neighbor woke John Richmond to tell him his five room house was blown apart by a small storm believed to be a tornado. His bedroom remained intact as the rest of the dwelling tumbled into a hollow near the Kentucky River four miles southwest of Carrollton Tuesday night.
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Fire damages bar and restaurant in Ocean area building
A blaze heavily damaged the Hollywood bar at 107 W. Pike and adjoining Barbecue House at 105 W. Pike, with thick smoke forcing firefighters to use oxygen masks. Fire Chief Frank Sandeman said a floor helped prevent spread to offices above. evacuation was not ordered. Janitor George Korth reported smoggy conditions before the fire started behind the stage.
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Winds Delay Atomic Test Start for Seventh Day
High winds block A-Tests postponing the seventh straight day of the atomic explosion program. Weather experts note turbulent upper-air activity and push the start to Thursday morning at the earliest as forecasts predict improving conditions.
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Brothers electrocuted as pipe hits live wire near Woodward
Two brothers Floyd Eilers 16 and Lee Eilers 12 were electrocuted when an irrigation pipe touched an overhead power line near their home ten miles east of Woodward Oklahoma. Their younger brother Lowell 10 was in serious condition at Northwest Community Hospital.
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Missouri Tornado Toll Climbs Across Towns
A rapid-fire wave of tornadoes battered southern and eastern Missouri, killing at least 14 more and injuring about 270 as workers still cleared debris in Kansas City suburbs. Fremont, Ven Buren, and Desloge suffered multiple deaths, with Desloge high school students barely escaping before the storm halted.
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Weather outlook with variable clouds and sun
Forecast shows variable cloudiness tonight and through morning. Mostly sunny Thursday, with a slight rise in temperature.
Benny to test legs after rescue in hospital stay
Manorville reports Benny Hegper will try dangling feet from his hospital bed and, if able, stand and walk a few steps today before a possible Friday discharge. A mild cough remains from bronchial inflammation, but doctors say he is energetic and okay overall. Long Island car dealers pledge a birthday toy car and a battery powered vehicle. college scholarships for workers' children were announced as part of the aftermath efforts.
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Subcommittee Probe Set on Long Beach Shipyard Funds
Washington House Armed Services Committee withholds 4.6 million in 1959 subsidence repairs for Long Beach Naval Shipyard and names a five member subcommittee to study if more funds should be approved. Vinson questions need and delays action. Cole opposes moves. In Los Angeles a mysterious blast rattles the area cracking windows and triggering disaster calls while a prior quake tremor from the San Fernando Valley is linked to a secret mountain laboratory. Authorities deny any aircraft activity over the region.
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Senate Republicans demand apology for Morse slur
Senate GOP leaders condemned Senator Morse for likening President Eisenhower to Teamsters Union President Beck in a Detroit speech. They urged a public apology and criticized the comparison as improper and inflammatory.
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Morse implied to face Senate censure after remarks
The AFL-CIO Ethics Committee and lawmakers weighed Morse remarks amid calls for apology by Oregon's senator and possible Senate action. Republicans pressed criticism of the administration, foreign policy, and budget as Morse faced potential censure for offensive statements about the President.
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Beach Combing-Page B-L Hal Boyle-Page A-1
The page lists multiple column and page references across sections including Beach Combing by Hal Boyle on Page A-1, Bridge on Page A-9, and various features from comics to vital statistics, radio, and women pages, indicating a broad newspaper layout.
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