Eisenhower to Outline Expanded Farm Plan Next Week
President Eisenhower plans a special farm message to Congress next week to back an expanded program. The plan includes retaining flexible supports, boosting aid to low income farmers, a soil bank to reduce surpluses, and federal state cooperation on disaster insurance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Capitol Hill
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Seafood restaurant proposed for city pier
Seafood restaurant proposed for city pier. North Trail rezoning for a supermarket perplexes city. Manatee County Commission forms a committee to pick a dog pound site after the Bradenton ban. New Bradenton school building opens after the holiday period. Sailors edge Sailors 52 to 37 and face Fort Myers next in home game.
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North Trail
Manatee County
Bradenton
City, Page
Page
Ie Boca Ciega
Pirates
Sarasota
Events Of Note Today And Tomorrow In Sarasota
Today at 6 30 p m Lions dinner meeting at Lions Den on Tuttle Avenue. At 7 p m Sarasota County Fair board of directors meeting in Circuit Judge's office at the courthouse. Also at 7 p m motion pictures The Amazing Monsieur Fabre Birth of a Ballet at the Asolo Theater Ringling Museum. At 8 30 p m The Reclining Figure at The Players Theater across from Municipal Auditorium. Tomorrow at noon Sarasota Automobile Dealers Association luncheon at Plaza Restaurant.
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Lions den
Tuttle Avenue
Sarasota County Fair Board of Directors
Circuit Judge's
Monsieur Fabre
Asolo
Ringling Museum
Players Theater
Municipal Audi
Sarasota Automobile Dealers Assa
Plaza
Newsman Tells Life As A Red Red WASHINGTON
Former Daily Worker editor James Glaser told Senate investigators he faced a horrible nightmare as a Red two decades ago. He accused the subcommittee of exhibiting him for public spectacle while senators said hearings seek not to attack the press but to expose subversion in newsrooms. Eastland and Hennings urged showing that the newspaper product itself bears no Communist influence.
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Washington
INS
Communist “Daily Worker
Senate
James Glaser
The
New York Post
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Thomas C. Hennings
New York
Free Press
U.S. Eastland
Henning
Hennings
Eastland
Late Stocks Quotations Furnished by Kidder & Co
Stock quotations are supplied by A M Kidder Co reflecting late trade activity. The report notes price movements across major issues and highlights notable gains and losses in a concise market update.
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A. M. Kidder & Co
No Work Session Today for President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower has no work sessions planned today as his White House schedule shows a rare day of rest after arriving here a week ago. James C. Hagerty, the press secretary, said the President could take it completely easy and skip government business for the day.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
James
Hagerty
White House
Key West
James C. Hagerty
Adlai Stevenson Seeks Florida Test Against Kefauver
Senator Sparkman says supporters want a preconvention test between Adlai E Stevenson and Estes Kefauver in Florida. Kefauver announced a bid for the state's convention votes while Stevenson plans to enter the May 29 primary. Holland notes debate over possible uninstructed delegates in Florida.
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Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Florida
Adlai Stevenson
Washington
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Adlai
Stevenson
Dtenn
Kefauver
Holland
Clash in Formosa Strait opens new year violence
Chinese Communist artillery fired 858 shells at Nationalist positions on Quemoy in the first Formosa Strait clash of the year. A Taipei Nationalist source suspected some Red guns near Quemoy were manned by Russians. Also, a Strategic Air Command probe began into a B 47 crash near Amarillo Air Base that killed three crewmen when the bomber struck the ground two miles southwest after a simulated approach.
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Taipei
INS
Quemoy
Formosa Strait
Amarillo, Tex
Strategic Air Command
Amarillo Air Base
Jordan Supreme Court Extends Parliament’s Life in Ruling
The Jordan Supreme Court ruled unanimously that dissolving Parliament last month was unconstitutional. The decision extends the life of the existing Parliament and binds future actions.
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Amman. Jordan
Jordan Supreme Court
Prime Minister Eden under fire from Conservative press
The Daily Sketch harshly demanded stronger leadership from Prime Minister Eden or his resignation, accusing his government of feebleness and indecision amid inflation and foreign policy strains. The Telegraph and Mail joined criticising his, and his party warned he must govern or quit.
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Daily Sketch
Britain
Daily Telegraph
Daily Mail
The
Telegraph
Explosive Found Aboard Airliner In Columbus Ohio
An Army bomb disposal expert said a small metal object found on a TWA airliner with 32 people aboard in Columbus Ohio was an incendiary device and loaded. G A Sather noted it resembled a shotgun shell and required a detonation, with no firing mechanism found. The pilot Lyle Ryan reported it after discovering it in an aisle yesterday afternoon. Police then involved the FBI and collected the object.
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TWA
Columbus
Ohio
G. A. Sather
Sith Bomb Disposal Detachment
Lyle Ryan
Wheeling
W.va
FBI
Sather
Formal Dedication of Little America No 5 Antarctic Base
The Little America No. 5 base near Kainan Bay Antarctica was formally dedicated with three tents and orange tractors on a rolling snow desert. Seabees will build a 17 building village over five acres for three years as the Operation Deepfreeze main base. Scientists will study Antarctic skies winds ice and waters during the 1957 58 International Geophysical Year. The site offers views of the Ross Sea ice shelf and Kainan Bay and aims to bolster morale for the 76 volunteers wintering there.
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Little America
Antarctica
Little America No. 5
Kainan Bay
Sine
Adm
Richard E. Byrd
City Eyes First West Coast Sightseeing Hub
Sarasota could become Florida's West Coast sightseeing focal point if the City Commission approves a permit for Tamiami Trail Tours to operate a sightseeing bus. AT Kirby, traffic manager, said tourists would transfer from intercity buses to a local tour bus visiting Sunshine Springs and Gardens, with pickups at hotels after the Ringling Boulevard station opens. A public hearing on the certificate is set for Jan 16.
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Tamiami Trail Tours, Inc
Sarasota
Tamiami Trail
Miami
West Palm Beach
Chicago
New York City
Kirby
Sunshine Springs and Gardens
Railroad Commission
Ringling Blvd
Cold Air Sends Midwest Temperatures Below Zero
An Associated Press report notes a fresh Arctic air blast plunging temps to subzero levels across the northern Midwest. Snow fell in parts with northern Minnesota remaining below zero and over an inch of snow accumulating in Upper Michigan overnight.
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Midwest
North Central Region
Minnesota
Upper Michigan
Bright Spot Teacher and Boy Exchange Riddle
A light classroom moment shows a teacher asking Tommy for half of eight. The boy replies he does not know exactly but believes it cannot be very much.
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Tommy
Republicans and Democrats Await Ike's 1956 Run Decision
In Washington the opening of Congress hinges on President Eisenhower's health and possible re election. Republicans lack a clear leader without him while Democrats hope he does not run. The fate of joint programs will depend on his course and Congress faces a blurred political year in 1956.
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Congress
Hisenhower
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Ike
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Florida
France Faces Divided Assembly After Election
Paris reports Premier Edgar Faure pressing a reform plan to extend cabinet life amid a more polarized National Assembly. Communists and a Poujade-led party surge, while Mendes France and Socialists say little as moderates strain to unite before January 19 when the new Assembly convenes.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
France
Pierre Poujade
Faure
Poujade
Assembly
Pierre Mendes- France
Mendes-France
Minnie Funny Day Laughter and Florida Sunshade tale
Minnie Day jokes about Policeman Andy Ochs swapping tickets to the Orange Bowl so his relatives could enjoy sun while guests stayed in the shade. She advises Sarasota as the best place for clear weather. Sarasota forecast shows scattered showers clearing by afternoon and mild temperatures with a fair, cooler night. East Gulf marine winds shift from northerly to northeast by Thursday.
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Andy Ochs
Florida
Angy
Miami
Sarasota
East Gulf
Raistall
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