George Warns Senate Against Aid Plan Cuts
Sen. Walter F. George urged the Senate to resist cutting foreign military aid urging full support for the $4.5 billion package. He warned reductions could weaken the free world and endanger U.S. children, favoring the Eisenhower plan and the Foreign Relations Committee position. Senate leaders weighed amendments seeking to cap aid near last year’s $2.7 billion.
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Walter F. George
Georgia Democrat
Free World
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Theodore F. Green
D.-R.i
Russell B. Long
D.-La
Dallas man says hobby is shooting after police find weapons
Chicago detectives discover Harry Owens, 36, of Dallas, in a car loaded with a revolver, 100 bullets, a tear gas gun with shells, 11 daggers, three switch blades and burglary tools. He claims the weapons are for amusement and that his hobby is shooting.
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Chicago
Harry Owens
Dallas
Tex
Senate Withdrawals Cut Aid Budget and House Plan
The House reduced the total to 3.8 billion dollars with one billion cut from military aid. The Senate committee restored 703 million dollars including 600 million for military aid. Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson said action could finish by week’s end, with no final showdown expected until late Thursday or Friday.
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Senate Committee
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Head Committees of Credit Men Picked at Dinner
At a Deming Hotel dinner last evening the Terre Haute Association of Credit Men appointed committee chairmen led by Robert Blower for program and education and other officers. Tom Finnerty reported on the national convention and a discussion of bad accounts followed. The group decided to meet on the second and fourth Tuesdays through July and August. Other committee heads include Mrs. Helen Williams, membership and attendance, Miss Evelyn Holmes, audit, Robert Quain, budget, W. H. Maehling, legislative, Cliff Wampler, publicity, and Mrs. Ruth Short, welcome.
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Deming
Terre Haute Association of Credit Men
Robert Peterson
Tom Finnerty
Robert Blower
Helen Williams
Evelyn Holmes
Robert Quain
W. H. Maehling
Cliff Wampler
Ruth Short
Oil Pipelines Deliver 7 Percent of U S Oil Daily
United States pipelines move seven percent of daily oil output amounting to millions of barrels. The system transports crude to refineries and markets, shaping national energy logistics and supply chains.
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United States
Youth Found Not Guilty of School Theft
A Vigo County jury found 18 year old George Robert Green not guilty of second degree burglary in a six hour trial. He admitted stealing two clarinets and other items from Honey Creek High School to fund family needs and possibly gain employment with the instruments. Green joined the Army Reserves after Christmas 1955 and faced immediate induction if acquitted.
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George Robert Green
Herbert R. Criss
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Brown Avenue
Honey Creek High School
Green
Army
Prairieton
Auto Theft Suspect Captured in Terre Haute
Terre Haute police quickly recovered a stolen car eight minutes after the report. Donald E. Heck, 18, of 1118 Tippecanoe Street, was arrested at Sixth Street and Wabash Avenue and held on a warrant for auto theft. He admitted taking keys and $24 from Harvey Hurst in Hobart during a summer job with General Telephone Company.
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Donald E. Heck
Tippecanoe Street
Heck
Sixth Street
Wabash Avenue
Gene Butts
Harvey Hurst
Marshall
Ill
Hobart
Hurst
General Telephone Company
White Hurst
Butts
Blue Whale Surges Weight Up to 300 Pounds Daily
A blue whale can gain as much as 300 pounds in a day when abundant food fuels rapid growth.
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