Nixon Defends Budget At Steel Institute Dinner
Vice President Nixon urged industrialists at the Waldorf Astoria to back President Eisenhower's defense and foreign aid budgets. He warned against cuts, saying they would threaten national safety and world victory prospects and noted rising costs and a 22 million population increase driving higher government spending.
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Head Shaved for Cash on TV in Meydney Australia
Greek beauty Yut Brynne, 2 year-old, volunteers to have her head shaved on television. Marie Cain chosen from over 300 volunteers. Two-foot hair sent to floor. she hopes to raise money to bring her mother from Egypt. She wins 200 pounds, a washing machine, a refrigerator, a TV, a diamond watch, and a brunette wig.
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New Agency Sells Fords From Britain
Bob Burt opens Bob Burt's Cars International at 3580 E Pacific Coast Highway to sell and service English built Fords. Burt, former automotive editor of the Press Telegram, cites demand for foreign cars and promises parts and service worldwide. He notes the business location handles about 9000 vehicles daily.
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Insurance policy pays for twin birth in New York couple
Mr and Mrs David Blechman welcomed a son on Thursday night at Brooklyn Jewish Hospital. The Freeport New Jersey couple already has five sets of twins, one at six years and another at four years. They hold a $25,000 Lloyds of London policy bought months earlier, costing about $1,875, payable on the birth of twins.
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Senator seeks USS Enterprise public shrine in DC
Len Johnson of Washington requests early action from the Senate Armed Services Committee on a bill to establish the USS Enterprise as a public shrine in Washington. The proposal aims to honor the carrier’s legacy and preserve its place in national memory.
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Clifton teachers press for pay rise as sick-out disrupts schools
In Clifton, New Jersey, most teachers in five high and junior high schools called in sick amid a bid for $700 annual raises effective next September. The board proposed a $200 raise, with starting pay still under review, while an unofficial survey warned 20 to 25 percent of teachers might quit if demands are not met.
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