Budget Cut Initiatives Open on Eisenhower Budget
The House Appropriations Committee began reviewing President Eisenhower's request of 71.8 billion for next fiscal year. Subcommittees will examine Interior, Post Office and Treasury needs as they aim to trim the 73.3 billion proposal. Debate over inflation and possible tax relief in 1958 surfaced as Cannon and Halleck traded barbs, with Rep. Taber urging cuts, especially in defense.
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Post Office
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Treasury
Humphrey
House
Cannon
Rep
Halleck
Indiana
Cannnon
Tabor
Rep. Tabor
New York
Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Taber
John Taber
Air Force Fund Cut Is Sought by Russell
Senator Russell and Senator Jackson said they will question Air Force budget plans after a proposed 1.209 billion dollar cut in new spending authority for the coming year as the Eisenhower budget calls for a 582 million dollar increase to 17.472 billion. Russell, chairman of the Armed Services Committee, argued no reduction is warranted while stressing the need for a minimal but adequate force amid world tensions.
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Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Jackson
Eisenhower
Congress
Air Force
N.C
Mideast
30 Die in Balkan Border Clash Reported by Viennese Paper
Neuer Kurier cites a report of 30 fatalities in clashes between Bulgarian and Romanian citizens in Dobrudja. No official confirmation yet. The violence allegedly followed Bulgarian forces attempting to free Hungarian rebels in a camp near Cernavoda.
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Vienna
INS
Neuer Kurier
Dobrudja
Cernavoda
Five Day Gaza Ultimatum Proposed by UN Delegations
Asian and African delegates urged the General Assembly to note Israel must withdraw from the Gaza Strip and Sinai within five days with Hammarskjold reporting on completion. A stronger aid embargo plan was shelved, to be revived if Israel fails to withdraw. Israel signaled partial withdrawal from Sinai but remained silent on Gaza.
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Abba Eban Hag
Hammarskjold
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Sharm el Sheikh
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Gulf of Aqaba
Eilat
Eban
Gaza
Negev Desert
Mediterranean
Strip
Sarasota Airport Authority eyes eight acre site for hangar factory
The Sarasota-Bradenton Airport Authority votes to open an eight acre tract for a probable location of a new hangar and factory, signaling expansion plans.
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Sarasota - Bradenton
Chou En Lai backs Soviet crackdown in Hungary
Radio Budapest reported a joint declaration by Janos Kad ar and Chou En Lai praising the Soviet crushed Hungarian unrest in November. The broadcast, after Chou’s Warsaw and Budapest missions, framed the move as resistance to imperialist interference and urged vigilance in Communist states.
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Janos Kadar
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Red China
Chou En-lai
Chou
Warsaw
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Moscow
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United Nations
Hungary
Sarasota Bar Association names six candidates for county judge
Six Sarasota attorneys Gale Greene Charles Early K K McRogan John Graham Eugene Osselmeier and Dick Lee were named as possible successors to County Judge John D Justice if he moves to a circuit judgeship in the 12th Judicial Circuit. A second meeting will confirm recommendations and contact absent members. Judge Justice was re elected in the November general election.
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Sarasota
John D. Justice
12Th Judicial Circuit
Sarasota Bar Assn
Gale Greene
Charles E. Early
K. K. McRogan
John T. Graham
Eugene R. Osselmeier
Dick Lee
Osselmeier
Lee
Sarasota Bank and Trust Co
Jack
Bissell
Gerald Ludwig
Bar Association
Judge Justice
Rain Real Rarity Stirs Sarasota Forecast
Sarasota forecast shows mostly cloudy skies with scattered rain possible and a cooling trend. Minnie Mermaid laments the unusual weather pattern and urges residents not to wash cars tomorrow as temperatures range from the mid fifties to mid thirties with northerly winds.
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Sarasota
N.E
Gas Pipeline Blast Kills 3 in Kansas
An explosion at a Panhandle Eastern Pipeline compressor station in Liberal Kansas killed three workers and threatened gas supplies. Company officials said restoration to 70 percent of normal deliveries was hoped for today, with household gas use unharmed in six states. Industrial users faced immediate curtailment.
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Kansas
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Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Panhandle Eastern
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Mllinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
GOP Still Hopes for Tax Cut Amid Budget Talks
GOP leaders signaled possible general tax cuts if revenue trends stay favorable and spending is trimmed. House and Senate Republicans voiced cautious optimism that a surplus in the current fiscal year could justify relief from taxes, while Democrats urged restraint and lawmakers urged scrutiny of spending.
Vast cold wave grips nation with 49 deaths reported
The massive cold spell continues across the United States with deadly tolls rising to 49. Arctic air fronts push into the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley, while warmer north central readings emerge east of Montana and North Dakota. Sub-zero pockets persist east of the Mississippi as Gulf and southern Florida escape the chill. The weather pattern shifts eastward, bringing snow to the Ohio Valley and New York while Texas, Florida, and parts of the Gulf stay largely cold but dry.
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Gas line blasts kill three in Peoria and two-story blaze
A Peoria gas line explosion last night leveled a house and a two story building. Three people died and five were injured in the fires. Names of the dead include Perry Traub 40 John J Heitzman 62 and Robert Einfeldt Jr 11. One other body may be missing. Mrs Heitzman suffered severe burns. The search for Robert Einfeldt Sr continues. Kenneth Einfeldt 8 and Opal Einfeldt 60 were elsewhere after the blasts.
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Peoria
Ill
Perry Traub
John J. Heitzman
Robert Einfeldt Jr
Heitzman
Robert J. Einfeldt
Einfeldt
Kenneth
Opal
Circles Observe Arbor Day Rites in Sarasota
Arbor Day will be observed in Sarasota tomorrow with school tree planting ceremonies by 13 Garden Club of Sarasota circles. A memorial observance will be held at Brookside Jr High School for Robert Faulkner, a faculty member who died last month.
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Sarasota
Circles of the Garden Club of
Brookside Jr. High School
Robert Faulkner
Monaco Prince Rainier Names for Grace Birth Likely
Prince Rainier announced the Monaco birth is expected between January 20 and 25. If a boy the child will be Hereditary Prince and born in the palace. if a girl the name will be Caroline Louise Mar. The christening will occur within a month of birth and godfather is Prince Georges Festetycz.
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Grace of
Monaco
Gregulow
Richard
Caroline Louise Mar
Rainier II
Mediterranean
Rainier
Grace
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia
Renee
Georges Festetycz
Margaret Davis
Festetycz
Vienna
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Kelly
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