Ike Asks School Aid For Four Year Federal Program
President Eisenhower asked Congress for a 1.3 billion dollar four year program of federal aid to relieve classroom shortages and 750 million to buy school construction bonds. The plan would raise federal education aid to over two billion, distributed by need, with battles over apportionment and a four year limit.
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Eisenhower
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Capitol Hill
Weach Kelley
Higenhower
U.S
Winter Visitors At Sarasota Beach Echo Sunny Charm
The passage recalls Minnie Mermaid and a locally framed dialogue about winter visitors from Sarasota. A weather note for Sarasota shows generally fair conditions through Tuesday with highs around 78 to 84, tonight mid 60s, and light southeasterly winds. Readings include 9:20 a.m. temperature, barometer 30.10, max 81.5, min 64, rainfall none.
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Sarasota
Eleven parachute from bomber over Arizona
Eleven crewmen aboard a Neptune patrol bomber from Los Alamitos California parachuted safely yesterday after engine trouble 2000 feet above snow covered wastelands in north central Arizona. One crewman suffered a broken ankle the only injury, taken to Winslow Hospital.
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Billy singer Wilmingham tied to Grimes sisters case
Chicago police report a jailed hillbilly singer William Cole Willingham Jr identified as a drinking buddy of the confessed killer in the Grimes sisters case. Investigators press him for links to the January 7 19 disappearance and the January 13 river road crime scene.
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Edward Lee
Bennie) Bedwell
INS
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Edward L
Barbara Grimes
Patricia
Minnie Dur
Harry Cohen
Cive Firm
Billy Singer
Virginia
Duras
Richmond
Bridewell
Bedwell
Willow Springs
Joseph Lohman
Forest Preserves
AFL CIO Split Over Fifth Amendment Use By Unions
AFL-CIO leaders debated how to respond to unions invoking the Fifth Amendment to avoid testifying on alleged labor racketeering. George Meany favored cooperation with a Senate probe and ouster of officials claiming immunity, while rival factions urged allowing officials to refuse testimony. Congress plans a special committee with broad powers to investigate union practices.
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Congress
Radiation dangers rise with X-ray use warns scientists
A Baltimore News-Post report by A L Singleton outlines growing warnings about radiation from X-ray machines and related devices. It cites genetic risks, modest average world doses, and a proposed 10 Roentgens per person safety level while urging government action and further research.
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Perry
Asusmic
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Glass
West Buries Rockies As Snow Smothers Southwest
The nation endures its worst snow season. Snow and freezing rain blanket the east while the Rockies face heavy drifts and record depths. Grand Junction and Eagle report about 30 to 32 inches, with 9 foot drifts on Red Mountain Pass and Wolf Creek Pass snarling highways. Los Angeles records its first major snowstorm in eight years.
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Eagle
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Wolf Creek Pass
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Los Angeles
City appoints consultant to zoning commission on temporary basis
County officials name a consultant to the zoning commission for a limited period as a preparatory step toward property reappraisal expected to boost tax revenue. A city survey aims to guide widening and rezoning of 27th Street, while Goodlad school survey phases are summarized in another report.
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USIA official in Korea denounces Ike Middle East doctrine
Charles Edmundson, 53, a USIA official, accuses the Eisenhower Middle East doctrine of risking atomic war and criticizes American bombers bases and aid policy. He calls for free speech and hints at resignation. He targets U.S. aid management in Korea and fertilizer pricing for farmers, urging transparency and accountability.
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