Farm Bureau President Proposes Seven Point Program
Charles B. Shuman head of the American Farm Bureau Federation outlines a seven point plan to ease the cost price squeeze facing farmers. The AFBF meeting in Chicago draws about 5,000 members from all states and Puerto Rico. The report also notes broader U.N. security dynamics involving Soviet vetoes and competing national interests.
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Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau, Federation
AFBF
Puerto Rico
Congress May Delay Decision on Tax Cuts
Two key Democrats on the Ways & Means Committee say it is too early to confirm a net tax cut for next year. Rep Hale Boggs and Rep Wilbur Mills prefer delaying final tax relief decisions until spring. Senator George advocates possible tax reductions around 3 to 3.5 billion dollars for the next fiscal year.
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D-Ga
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Hale Boggs
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
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White House
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Democratic National Committee
Ways & Means Committee
Mills
Congressional Economic
Senate Finance Committee
Rashad Barjin
Imada
Lin
Senate
Halm
Israel
Damascus
UN Security Council deadlocks over 18 new member votes
In New York the Security Council and General Assembly tangled over admitting 18 applicants. A package vote faced Soviet opposition and veto threats while New Zealand and Brazil urged separate tallies on each applicant. Nations include Austria Cambodia Ireland Italy Japan Jordan Laos Libya Nepal Portugal Spain and their Soviet satellites Albania Bulgaria Hungary Romania Outer Mongolia.
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China
Outer Mongolia
Security Council
General Assembly
Albania
Spain
Assembly
Council
New Zealand
Brazil
Leslie Knox Munro
Arkady A. Sobolev
Austria
Cambodia
Ceylion
Finland
Ireland
Italy
Japan
Jordan
Laos
Libya
Nepal
Portugal
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Fluoridation Proved Safe in 10 Year Newburgh Kingston Study
New York health officials report a decade long Newburgh Kingston experiment showing fluoridated water reduces tooth decay by 38 percent in Newburgh children compared to Kingston. Final analysis presented to the New York Institute of Clinical Oral Pathology endorses safe and effective water fluoridation.
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New York
Newburgh
Kingston
New York Institute of Clinical Oral’ Pathology
Newburgh-Kingston
Woman Charged in Old Child Disappearance Case
A veteran migrant worker told Los Angeles police he killed Beverly Petts Leverty, a 12 year old who disappeared from a Cleveland playground August 24, 1951. Cleveland police call him a leading suspect in the cold case.
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Fweareld
Los Angeles
Calif
Gil
Cleveland
Leing
Beverly Petts
Leverty
Chicago approves record budget with unanimous council vote
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley was moved to tears as the city council adopted a record breaking budget of 56,714 million dollars by a 30 to 0 vote. It marked the first time in memory that a budget received unanimous approval.
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Chicago
Richard Daley
Public Hearing On Rocky River Bridge Delayed
The Ohio Highway Department announced a public hearing on the Rocky River bridge construction has been postponed with no set date. It awaits a preliminary design report from the Cuyahoga County Engineer's office before scheduling.
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Columbus
Ohio Highway Department
Rocky River
Cuyahoga County
Pay Raise Approved by Columbus City Council
The Columbus city council approved a 10 percent across the board pay raise for city employees on Monday night. The measure was adopted unanimously and will cost the city nearly $1 million annually.
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Columbus
Motorist Killed on Route 2 in Butler County
Clinton Smith, 47, of Cincinnati, was fatally injured Monday when his car lost control on Route 2 near Maud in Butler County. The crash occurred in Middletown area. Police continue investigation.
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Cincinnati
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Butler County
Syria weighs response to Israeli Sea of Galilee attack
The Syrian cabinet held an urgent session in Damascus to consider Israel's attack on the Sea of Galilee, a move that sharply escalates tensions in the Middle East.
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Damascus
Middle East
Ford Foundation grants total record 500 million
Ford Foundation announced a historic 500 million dollar grant plan to 4157 colleges and hospitals with aims to raise faculty salaries and strengthen medical and educational progress across the nation. Education officials hailed the gift as transformative for institutions and the public.
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Evants
Marion B. Folsom
Leonard A. Scheele
Inetory Rounuauny
Henry T. Heald
New York University
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Beardsley Rum
Helmmners
Freed Turncoat Thinks Others Will Come Back
Richard R. Tenneson, 22, arrived in Hong Kong from Communist China and said he turned his back on the United States after claimed abuse in Alden Iowa. He said he would pursue communism and was accepted by the American Red Cross as a representative. Tenneson, once a U. S. private first class, noted other captured U.S. soldiers who switched sides during the Korean War. He was placed in a third class Hong Kong hotel while awaiting departure for Tokyo, with a plan to board a Northwest Airlines flight for Seattle Thursday.
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International Union of Electrical Workers
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NATO
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Red Cross
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Tennesson
Margaret
Strathie
Tenneson
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Calif
Tokyo
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Butja Northwest Airlines
Seattle
BLC Plant Tops GM Safety List in 1955
Elyria Ohio based Brown Lipe Chapin plant leads General Motors for safety in 1955 with no lost time accidents for over a month and a record top among GM plants. A September summary shows 15 departments free of reportable injuries with employees not requiring hospital treatment.
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Elyria
Brown-Lipe Chapin
General Motors Corp
It's A Gift Berlin Mystery Unfolds
Fragmentary report from Berlin describes a holiday shopping party incident. Police operation at a post office uncovers a suspicious scene and leads to a connected discovery involving a toy and an unnamed suspect. Community details remain unclear.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Doncaster WVS Bans Babysitting for AAF Wives
The Doncaster Women’s Voluntary Service today voted to shut down a babysitting service for wives of American airmen at Lindholme Air Force Base. Mrs Lelia Lanvoni, wife of the base commander Col 3. B Lanzom, called the plan an expelient idea. Mrs Sacconi has a one year old daughter, a year old twins and three still infants.
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England
Doncaster Women’s Voluntary Service
Lindholme Air Force Base
Lelia Lanvoni
Lanzom
Sacconi
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