Eisenhower Aims to Hold Line on Next Year Budget
President Eisenhower told Republican leaders he hopes for no overall budget increase next year despite plans for about a two billion dollar rise in defense spending. Key senators said the White House seeks to stay within the current 71.8 billion dollar framework while pursuing missile and space program boosts.
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Stevenson Refuses Paris NATO Meeting Role
Adlai E. Stevenson announced he would not attend the December NATO meeting in Paris as a Democratic consultant to the Eisenhower administration. He cited lack of authority to endorse policies and potential mislead or injure colleagues, despite agreeing with many NATO revitalization proposals. The move follows a brief meeting with congressional leaders on foreign and defense policy.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Paris
Stevenson
NATO
RAF Planes To Carry H Bombs
The Air Ministry announced in the House of Commons that British bomber command is armed with hydrogen bombs. The disclosure followed debate over U S planes carrying nuclear weapons in Britain, with critics warning of risks from human error or judgment by pilots.
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Air Ministry
Bomber Command
House of Commons
Charles Orrewing
U.S
Britain
Laborite
Ronni
Fourth Polio Booster Shot Recommended
A University of Pennsylvania doctor urged a fourth booster shot of Salk polio vaccine next spring for all persons under 40 who have not completed the standard three-dose course. He noted a sharp decline in poliomyelitis since vaccine introduction and projected further reductions in 1958, while recommending continued immunization and boosters for those under 40.
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University of Pennsylvania
Lewis L. Cornell
Cornell
Llth
American Medical Assn
United States
Housewives urged to scrub for fitness in Calgary article
A Calgary health feature tells housewives to scrub floors as a top exercise for fitness. Dr Plewes notes floor scrubbing uses hands and knees, linking physical fitness to charm and family resilience as a fit mother steadies the household against daily crises.
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Calgary
Alta
Building Trades seek halt to Teamsters expulsion threat
Atlantic City AFL-CIO Building and Construction Trades delegates urge the federation to rescind the suspension of the Teamsters and prevent expulsion amid corruption probes. Hoffa and Beck are tied to alleged misuses of union funds as the AFL-CIO faces vote implications and possible court challenges.
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Afl-Cio
Teamsters
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Washington
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Dave Beck
Building Trades
Building Trades Union
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Beck
Building Trades Group
Convention Appeals Committee
Alex Rose
Hatters Union and Appeals Committee
Einar Mohn
AFL
Mohn
Two Trains Crash in Fog Near St John Junction
Two commuter trains collided in fog in London and a bridge collapsed onto wreckage. The toll appeared high with bodies shrouded in coats and blankets lay along the tracks near St John junction as rescue efforts began.
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St. John Junction
Weather oddity turns warm with mild night forecast
The forecast for last night shifted from cold to a minor heat wave with a low near 47 degrees. Cooler temps are expected tonight with a low in the 35 to 40 range and a high around 65 degrees on Thursday, with scattered showers possible tomorrow.
Trackers Await Test Satellite
Washington scientists monitor Vanguard tests as the six inch satellite launches to test rocket performance. The San Diego minitrack station will detect beacon beeps to confirm orbit while routes span Africa the Indian Ocean and Pacific islands. If successful officials plan a news conference within two hours and may shift to larger instrumented satellites.
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Angola
Bechuanaland
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Indian Ocean
New Guinea
Caroline
Hawaiian Islands
Earth
John P. Hagen
Project Vanguard
Vanguard
Naval Research Laboratory
Contest Picture Submissions Due This Week
The Citizen notes that last week’s numbered pictures 1 to 5 must be turned in at sponsoring stores by Saturday. This week’s entries are due next Tuesday showing new contest photos from readers.
Final Check Being Made for Vanguard Satellite Launch
The Defense Department reported a tentative 5 55 p m launch time for the Vanguard baby satellite at Cape Canaveral as Navy and Air Force teams work through last minute checks. Winds and technical prep delays prompted cautious updates while observers noted inter service cooperation amid the long countdown and minor electrical issues.
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Patrick Air Force Base
C. H. Schooley
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Robert S. Sellers
H. E. Warden
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Cape Canaveral
Martin Co
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Manning on education and reader letters in The Citizen
Dr. Walton Manning continues to stir readers with education commentary and a free arithmetic pamphlet offer. The paper promotes Manning’s Wednesday column on education on Page 6 and Molly Mayfield answers letters on Page 14. Arizona and Arizona State named to the Border Conference all conference dream team appear on Page 27.
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