Eisenhower Seeks 380 Million For Stockpiling
President Eisenhower asked Congress for a supplemental 380 million dollars to expand the U S stockpile of strategic and critical materials for the 1955 year starting July The request would fund new money redirected to the General Services Administration and kept available until exhausted, while the prior 585 million estimate would still come from past appropriations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
U. S
Eisenower
General Services Administration
U S Jets To Go To Europe for NATO duty
Secretary Talbott announced two U.S. jet fighter-bomber wings will head to Europe this fall for NATO duties. The 21st and 388th wings will base at Chambley and Etain in France, joining last year’s 50th Wing in Western Germany. The 21st trains at George AFB California, the 388th at Clovis NM.
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Washington
Harold E. Talbott
Europe
NATO Defense Forces
United States
Tactical Command
Germany
Chambley
Atetatn
France
George Air Force Base
California
Clovis
Air Force Base
NATO
Finn Twins Get Year In Jail
LOS ANGELES (UP) The Flying Finn twins George and Charles were sentenced to one year in jail on two counts for conspiracy and forcibly interfering with a federal officer by trying to arrest U S Ally Laughlin E Waters. Judge Edward P Murphy ordered concurrent sentences and remanded them to U S Marshal. no bail pending appeal. The brothers, WWI veterans, fought government over a surplus transport plane. They claimed Waters violated civil rights by withholding their airplane.
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Los Angeles
U.S Marshall
Dunes Hotel Under Construction On Las Vegas Strip
Construction begins on the 3.3 million Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas, to be completed by Christmas, featuring 240 rooms and a theater restaurant with seating for 1,100. The report notes NATO air strength in Europe, including fighter wings and jet aircraft.
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Las Vegas
New
Las Vegas Strip
Drinking By Teenagers Big Problem
LOMA LINDA Utah educator H Blaine Winters tells the Institute of Scientific Studies for the Prevention of Alcoholism that teen age drinking is a major parenting and teaching issue. He cites about 50 percent of high school boys drinking and urges a united school community effort.
Vagrant Held For Torch Murders in Ontario
A 43 year old vagrant, Edward Beatty, was held for questioning in the torch murder of Mrs Hedwig Kopplin and her two children Reinhard aged 5 and Rita 10 months. The bodies were found in a burned cabin near the railway tracks twelve miles from the ruins. Autopsy cited fractured skull and beating in the mother’s death. the husband Norst Kopplin was away at a railway camp when the triple murders occurred.
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Arthur
Edward Beatty
Hedwig Kopplin
Reinhard
Rita
Coppin
Norst
Tiple
Smog Shakedown Probe Looms
Los Angeles district attorney Ernest Roil said he will present to the grand jury next Tuesday a report on an investigation into charges that smog control inspectors conducted shakedowns against property owners lenders and oil companies. The probe followed an anonymous letter to Roil last week alleging misconduct by Air Pollution Control District inspectors.
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Los Angeles
Ernest Roil
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Air Force Couple Donates 50000 Prize to Charities
Capt Cullen W Irish and wife Desse announce they will give $50000 from an Auto-Lite contest to charities in Japan and the United States. They earmark $10000 for an Ohio State Medical School scholarship in honor of Irishs father, $10000 to the Air Force Aid Association, $5000 to the National Home for the VFW in Eaton Rapids, and most remaining funds to service connected charities including Arnold Educational Fund for children of deceased veterans.
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Arnold Educaional Fund
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eaton Rapids
Mich
VFW
CBS Plans Color Video Expansion
CBS announced plans to broadcast more than 46 major television programs in color this fall on a rotating schedule with three or more programs aired weekly in color. Hubbell Robinson Jr. said 60 to 70 CBS affiliates will be color-ready by early fall with color shows originating from New York and Hollywood. The color schedule starts Sunday August 22.
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Boston
Columbia Broadcasting System
Hubbell Robinson Jr
Cbs-Tv
Advertising Federation of America
Robinson
CBS
New York
Hollywood
Isunday
Dewey Leaves Open Path to Fourth Term in New York
Governor Thomas E. Dewey signaled openness to a draft movement for a possible fourth term. GOP leaders led by Dean P. Taylor urged restraint as Dewey deflected immediate plans. Was not clear when he would announce his decision.
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N.Y
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dean P. Taylor
Eisenhower
Dewey
John Foster Dulles
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Reciprocal Trade Extension Bill Before Senate
The Senate moved to extend the Reciprocal Trade Act for one year with Millikin stating passage looks fairly good and George saying approval in the form passed by the House is the only viable option. Gore’s three year proposal faces GOP opposition and possible conference setbacks. TVA lawmakers struggle to block private power contracts with AEC and a private firm for the TVA system. The House Agriculture Committee approved a two price plan for wheat to lift domestic prices while trimming export subsidies and set a nationwide referendum on the 1956 crop.
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Senate
Eugene D. Millikin
Senate Finance Committee
House
Walter F George
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Millikin
George
Albert Gore
Eisenhower
Gore
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Tennessee Valley
Atomic Energy Commission
Paducah
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Agriculure
Ezra T. Benson
Doctors Still Smoking Despite Cancer Report
Doctors Cameron Hammond and Horn release a study linking cigarette smoking to higher death rates from cancer and heart disease. They note a 50-year-old smoker has double the chance of dying within 18 months versus a non-smoker and call for teenagers to avoid smoking.
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Cameron
E. Custer Hammond
The
Cancer Society
Statistical Research Division
Daniel Horn
Hammond
New York Stocks Rise Amid Tobacco Drag and Societal Report
The New York market largely ignored a tobacco setback after a report from the American Cancer Society questioned smoking as a killer agent. Tobacco shares fell early then recovered, while high quality stocks and rails neared multi year highs. Studebaker topped turnover on news of a Studebaker Packard merger forming a new firm. Dow Jones averages show gains across industrials utilities and overall activity around 2.1 million shares.
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New York
Amering Cancer Society
Shorts
Studebaker
Packard
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Dow-Jones
Bowl Associates Plan Receptions For Artists
Redlands Bowl associates met with Mrs James Simonds on Sarvita Drive to outline after concert home receptions for summer artists. Under Mrs Simonds and Mrs Elwin Ruff chairmanship a schedule of private home parties was discussed with hospitality chairwoman Mrs Clarence Folsom and others assisting.
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Redlands Bowl
James W. Simonds
Simonds
Elwin Ruff
Clarence Folsom
Philip Luke
Joseph Ciano
Madison Finlay
William ©. Miller
Linda Pratt Leaves For Girls State
Linda Pratt, sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary Post 106 and the Yucaipa Auxiliaries, leaves today for Girls State in Sacramento to remain until the closing session July 1. She travels with her mother and auxiliary chairmen, attends a tea in Upland, and four hundred delegates are expected for sessions modeled on California state government.
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Linda Pratt
Girls’ State
Sacramento
Linda
American Legion Auxiliary
Yucaipa
Gordon A. Pratt
Pa Ofe Street
Henry Gerner
Pegey Rider
Redlands
Upland
Edith Marsh
Ens
American Legion Auxiliaries
California
Community Brosit Association Concert Aid Plan
The Community Brosit Association will receive financial aid for the concert series and annually cover key season management needs. The program funds support operations, artist engagements, and programming decisions to sustain the season.
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Brosit
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