Foreign Aid Program Cut Likely Faces Congress in Election Year
President Truman’s proposal for 7.9 billion dollars in foreign aid faces Congress as tax hikes already push many U S taxpayers into higher brackets. Senate and House members wary of voter backlash must decide on defense funding amid a widened tax burden and opposition from Republicans and some Democrats. The French parliament’s rejection of defense taxes adds pressure for cuts and shapes the political landscape in the United States and Britain.
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United Press
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Congress
United States
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France
Tom Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Britain
British Socialist Party
Ajcurin ‘Bevan
Great Britain
United States Congress
Music Students To Present Program For Parents
Wellington Parents Music Club plans a Thursday evening program in the school cafeteria on March 6 featuring district solo and ensemble contest participants. The item notes community updates, including Measles cases and local club events.
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Ohio Truck Inspection Drive To Be Stepped Up
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission announced a 400 percent monthly increase in truck inspections in a joint plan with the State Highway Patrol to reduce violations. Patrol officers will use a new check sheet, inspecting one truck weekly, with reports guiding potential suspensions and informing the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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No Golden Key Award Slated At Local Chamber Event
In St Augustine Florida the local junior chamber reports no outstanding young man qualified for the Golden Key Award and there will be no founder's day banquet marking the first time this occurs in the chapter's history.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Super X Machine May Help Fight Cancer
Cincinnati reports on a new 2 million volt super X-ray device with a revolving chair aimed at treating cancers inaccessible to surgery or standard X rays. MIT developed, it enables focused beams on the tumor while sparing surrounding skin and tissue. Dr. John R. Heller notes surgery and radiology remain the best tools, with early detection crucial.
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Cincinnati
American Cancer Society
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John R. Heller
National Cancer Institute
U. S. Public Health Service
Red Cross Fund Campaign Urges Support for Lifesaving Network
The Red Cross trains volunteers who staff 3,100 highway first aid stations and 11,900 mobile units. Last year these volunteers treated 16,700 accident victims, with donations supporting this life saving program.
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