Farm program success may hinder omnibus bill move
Administration success with a feed grain program could slow action on a broad omnibus farm bill. Secretary Freeman argues no current need for livestock or poultry controls, warning excluding one group may push others to demand removal and weaken the bill. The plan would let agencies draft supply controls and price supports for all farm products, including cattle hogs and poultry, pending congressional approval.
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House of Congress
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Kerner backs state to province talks on Great Lakes
Gov Otto Kerner announced approval of state to province discussions with Canadian officials on international Great Lakes development. He said a fall meeting with Canadian provincial representatives and Great Lakes states would be arranged, aiming to study water diversion options and joint resource use. He spoke at an Abraham Lincoln Centre banquet, urging cooperation over conflict to maximize the lakes’ value.
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State Department
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Kerner
Abraham Lin
Great Lake
Canada
Hudson Bay
Mer
United States
Ambassador Presents Papers Tehran Iran AP
The U S ambassador to Iran Julius C Holmes presented credentials to the Shah in Tehran. He replaces T Wailes who served here for one term and was named ambassador to Poland. The personal income rate rose to a record 413.7 billion dollars last month, up 2.4 billion from the prior period.
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Tehran
Iran
Peewens
U. S
Commerce Department
Julius C. Holmes
Saada
Holmes
Edward
T. Wailes
Poland
Howard Bruce Bankers Leader Dies at 81 in Baltimore
Howard Bruce a renowned banker and political figure died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. The Maryland Democrat served as director of material for the Army Services Forces in World War I and received the Distinguished Service Medal from President Truman. He was Maryland's national committeeman from 1926 to 1940 and was known in racing circles for breeding thoroughbreds at Belmont in Howard County.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Bruce
Army Service Forces
Truman
Maryland
David K. E. Bruce
England
Howard County
Belmont
Italy checks Tyrol rebels after pylons blast
Calm returned to South Tyrol after a spate of dynamitings that damaged infrastructure and caused unemployment and one death. Interi or Minister Mario Scelba's stern actions seemed to halt terrorists who had blown more than 40 electrical pylons earlier in the week using bombs often timed by Austrian devices. Bolzano province, with 350,000 residents, is two thirds German speaking and many seek greater autonomy with Austrian backing.
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Bolzano
Italy
South Tyrol
Mario Scelba
Reds Blame Defection On Love
The Russians attribute Rudolf Nureyev's Paris defection to romance rather than politics. Claire Saint, 21, a red haired Paris resident, is named as the young woman involved. Nureyev fled Le Bourget Friday as the troupe left for London and sought asylum in France after being told he must return to Moscow.
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le Bourget
Paris
London
Moscow
Tehran Papers Show Stalin and Churchill Clash at Tehran
State Department released Tehran and Cairo conference papers revealing Stalin's charge that Churchill sought a soft peace for Nazi Germany. Roosevelt proposed postwar France bar officeholders over 40. Stalin pressed drastic measures including mass executions of German commanders, while Churchill opposed the cold-blooded approach.
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Joseph Stalin
Winston Churchill
Tehran
Nazi Germany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
France
State Department
Cairo
Stalin
Churchill
Charles E. Bohlen
Roosevelt
Bohlen
Germany
Churchill's toast labels Stalin the Great at Tehran
State Department papers reveal Winston Churchill called Joseph Stalin the Great during a toast at the Tehran Big Three conference on November 30, 1943. Notes by John Boettiger cite Churchill praising Roosevelt's leadership while clashing over postwar French policy.
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