Probers Insist Spies At Work In Washington Report
House un American activities committee ends its espionage inquiry with warnings of a continuing Soviet spy ring. Whittaker Chambers testified to a chain of stolen papers from 1930s government sources, including Col Bykov, and notes of funds and hidden networks reaching to 1945. The report urges continued life for the committee as 81st Congress begins.
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New Tax Chairman Sees Boost in Government Revenue
Rep. Doughton of North Carolina, set to chair the Ways and Means Committee, says Congress should keep the government in the black even if it requires higher taxes and restrained Cold War spending. He notes forecasts of a potential $1.5 billion deficit next year due to defense and foreign aid costs, urging both balance and debt payments.
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Globe Trotter to Speak at Sunday Forum Series
After a three week interval the Sunday Evening forum resumes January 9 at the University Methodist church with world traveler Donald Grant discussing Germany Today. January speakers include Induk Pak Korean women's leader on Korea's Place In World Affairs January 16 Kathryn Turney Garten on The Robe January 23 and Dr Karl Menninger on The Human Mind January 30 replacing Bishop Bromley Oxnam.
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Child Bemoans Missing Pet Dog This Christmas
A Pekingese male dog with a reddish brown coat and black face and ears has been missing since Tuesday from 933 North Euclid Avenue. Sharyon Tappero, aged Q years, has kept the pet since birth on Christmas Eve two years ago. A reward is offered for the dog's return by Mrs. A C Tappero.
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Studio Leases Die as Greenwich Village Art Colony Faces Eviction
New Year's Eve marks the expiry of studio leases for about 150 artists in a Greenwich Village row near Washington Square. New York University plans to take over the block for a new law center, prompting protests from painters who call it a crime and mourn the loss of America's art cradle.
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