World This Week Editorial on Eden Talks and Economic Policy
Editorial notes real progress in Eden talks requires compromise while U S economic policy aims at stability. Eisenhower signals possible restraint on tax cuts and standby credit controls to curb inflation if needed. Growth remains strong with high employment, but inflation threats and defense spending influence proposed programs.
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Congress
Executive Branch
Federal Reserve Board
America
Two Nations Have Basic Differences
Associated Press sketches strains in Anglo American policy as Eden schedules a four day meeting with Eisenhower. He seeks U S support for Britain while both powers confront Arab Israel tensions and leanings toward neutralism in colonial and nonaligned states. The piece notes discord between Britain and the United States on trade, China policy, and Cold War aims.
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Eden
Eisenhower
United States
Britain
Israel
Egypt
Kremulin
South Asia
Middle East
Africa
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Commonwealth of Nations
Soviet Union
Cyprus
Defense debate widens as Ridgway criticizes civilian control
Retired General Matthew Ridgway contends civilian secretaries influence military planning for political ends and warns this risks American security. He cites past Korea War decisions and urges direct orders to avoid weakening overseas combat strength.
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D-Tex
Matthew B. Ridgway
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Secretary of Defense
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Army Services Committee
Farm commodity prices show early year uptick
Agriculture Department reports prices for most farm products improved slightly in recent weeks halting a five year decline. Early year prospects indicate prices may stay above December lows with January gains noted for eggs poultry vegetables and tobacco while hogs and some grains saw declines last year. Hog prices rose about 5 percent and cattle about 1 percent at Chicago in mid January.
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Chicago
American Physical Society convention in New York dates listed
The notice lists events including the American Physical Society convention in New York on Tuesday January 31 and Groundhog Day on Thursday February 2 along with an AFL-CIO Executive Council meeting starting in Miami on Monday February 6.
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New York
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Miami
Aviation Changeover Begins in Europe with F100 Sabres
The Air Force will replace all F86 Sabrejets in European tactical units with supersonic F100 Super Sabres. First planes depart Georgia next week for North Africa to swap for the 45th Tactical Squadron in French Morocco. Within six months seven European squadrons will be equipped, with the new aircraft said to exceed 822 mph and carry atomic bombs.
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North Africa
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French Morocco
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United States
California Rail Wreck Seen as Nation's Worst In 50 Years
Calamity near Los Angeles killed 29 and injured 150 as a two car California railroad crash occurred after engineer Frank Parrish lost control at high speed. Investigators explained possible throttle and deadman control factors while Parrish recalled an orange grove.
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Frank Parrish
Fourth Street
Los Angeles
Union Station
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California
San Diego
Gineer
Dist. Atty. S
Ernest Roll
San Bernardino
C. E. Milne
Milne
President Eisenhower Urges Debt Reduction Before Tax Cuts
In a message to Congress this week President Eisenhower argues that cutting the national debt of 280 billion dollars should come before tax relief. He warns that adding to public debt to fund tax reductions could, in a time of high prosperity, mainly raise prices and be irresponsible.
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Consumer Credit Star
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World peace notes and school integration politics dominate front
Soviet Premier Bulganin urges peace in a note to Eisenhower conveyed by James Hagerty. Four Southern governors pledge to seek state level and federal action to oppose the Supreme Court ruling on school segregation. Dulles warns a partisan foreign policy debate could raise war risk. France names Andrew Le Troquer, a Communist-backed socialist, as National Assembly speaker. Eisenhower says his medical exam will be moved up from February.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Supreme Court
Dulles
Andrew le Troquer
National Assembly
Jailbreak Foiled As Dogs Help Police Capture Suspects
Report describes a disrupted escape attempt with police rounding up fugitives near a gate while animals bark and alert officers. A separate incident mentions a police officer and a woman traveling to a wedding in St. Louis, and a Kentucky theft where a 300 pound locomotive bell was stolen from a toolshed.
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St. Louis
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Stylent
Kentucky
Sidney
Jeffersontown
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