Put Controls Up To GOP DiSalle Put Controls Up To GOP DiSalle
Former Price Boss Michael V. DiSalle says outgoing Democrats should leave wage price controls to incoming Republicans but may revise his stance in two weeks. He urges gradual decontrol and avoids executive action until Eisenhower takes over. Roger Putnam says continued or suspended controls will be proposed after DiSalle's study. OPS has suspended ceilings on several clothing items and furnishings, with beef ceilings under review. DiSalle does not plan to head OPS again.
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OPS
Venezuela Vote Solon Raps News Blacked Out PX Literature
New York dispatch reports censorship blackout on Venezuela election coverage with Caracas correspondents unable to file returns since Sunday. Early unofficial results showed opposition Union Democratic Republican leading the government Front party two to one. The scene includes references to U S military exchanges and obscenity concerns raised by Rep Kearns about material available to servicemen in Korea.
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Yale buying plan for Christmas shopping tour for 360
Plans for a Christmas shopping spree for 360 children from orphanages and welfare agencies are underway. Sponsored by the San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce the tour starts at La Villita on December 18 and 19 with Jaycees and Wives guiding groups. Luncheons are planned by the Holiday club and others. Christmas trees music and Santa Claus are planned. contributions will be asked from the public and left overs go to orphanages.
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Mark E. Dwyer
Jury Disagrees With Betting Law on Track Wagering
In Louisville a jury freed Herbert Wientjes Jr. after ruling Kentucky gambling laws too strict. The 11 men and one woman said they disagreed with laws permitting on track betting while prohibiting off track wagers.
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Kentucky
Herbert Wientjes Jr
Postal Receipts Fall in November by Ten Percent
Postmaster Dani Quill reports November postal receipts totaled $433,439, a 10 percent decline from 1952, due to only 18 working days counted. Last Thursday to Saturday receipts were posted Monday and will join December totals. The month's receipts are $49,637 below November 1951 and $108,060 under October. Through the first 11 months of 1952, total receipts rose by $289,461 year over year to $4,966,165 compared with $4,676,704 last year.
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Dani Quill
Quill
State executes biologist slayer in public safety case
UNITSVILLE dispatch reports Alton Paris, 60, Black, was executed early today for fatally wounding wildlife biologist Gus Engeling, 33, who was shot after Engeling apprehended him during a public safety incident at a wildlife reservation near Palestine.
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East German purge trial echoes in Prague and Yugoslavia
Berlin reports that the Prague purge trial reverberates through East German politics amid signs of renewed Soviet alignment with Tito and broader regional shifts. In London, Heinrich Rau is ousted as Red Maestro. Rudolf Slansky and Vlado Clementiszation are named as traitors, with Clementiszation's dismissal linked to a resignation demand.
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