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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1957

Page

21

Byrd Urges Senate to Cut Aid Funds From Doctrine

Senator Byrd presses the Senate Finance Committee to halt aid tied to a new doctrine tied to President Eisenhower's program. He warns against creating a new spending path and calls for aggressive cuts and reallocation of funds to address unemployment and job creation. He criticizes past House actions and urges fiscal restraint on foreign aid programs.

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Ohioan’s attorney to testify amid congressional probe

In Washington a partner of an Ohio businessman faces cross examination over a sworn Pentagon official statement. Paul W. Steer accompanied Keco Industries president Robert Adair to a May 1 1958 conference with Deputy Air Force Secretary Golden. Adair testified Golden suggested a complaint against air force buying practices. The testimony is part of a House Armed Services subcommittee inquiry.

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Sinatra Denies Perjury in Hollywood Drug Testimony

Frank Sinatra told a state Senate committee he had no role in a 1954 crash in raid accompanying Joe DiMaggio's divorce case against Marilyn Monroe. A later witness, Phil Irwin, claimed Sinatra participated, prompting a senator to call the testimony false and noting possible perjury questions before Justice Department review.

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