Sharp Cut Seen In U S Deficit
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey forecast a sharper-than-expected drop in the potential 1956 deficit from 2½ billion to around 2 billion, with a temporary extension of the $281 billion debt limit and aims to balance the books by June 30 1956. He urged prudent use of credit amid a strong economy and urged restraint by government and private sectors.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Maphatyev
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Treasury
Cooper
D-Tenn
Ways and Means Committee
Eisenhower
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Mount Lemmon Chinchilla Ranch Offers Start Up Stock
Begin a chinchilla breeding venture with Mt. Lemmon Ranch offering one to one hundred pairs of stock. No cash needed. trades like land, houses, farms, contracts, mortgages, cars, or trucks accepted. Request literature via P. O. Box 2244 or call Tucson at 7-3343 for details.
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Mt. Lemmon Chinchilla
Mt. Lemmon Ranch
P. O
Tucson
Hammond pleads guilty after stealing ballot box in vote protest
Wiba ux Montana. Former Democratic state senator W L Hammond admitted taking a ballot box from a polling place after anger over a school bond vote. He said his name and his wife’s did not appear on the voter list due to a probable mixup of names. He was fined 1000 dollars and a new election is planned.
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Wibaux
Mont
W. L. Hammond
Hammond
Goldwater Backs New Health Bill
Senator Barry Goldwater supports a bill by Senator Herman Welker to create a National Industrial Health Institute focused on industrial diseases led by silicosis research. The plan would add an eighth NIH institute and aid miners and other workers through research and prevention efforts.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Herman Welker
Ridaho
Senator Goldwater
Arizona
National Institute of Health
National Industrial Health Institute
Goldwater
Walsh Family Faces 15th Child As Wife Stays In Hospital
Thomas Walsh, a 46 year old Brooklyn ship welder, and Mildred Walsh, 41, already have 14 children. Mildred has been in Long Island College Hospital since last Monday awaiting the next baby. Walsh helps with chores and schoolwork as rumors of a new arrival swirl and misreports spread.
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New York
Thomas Walsh
Walsh
Brooklyn
Mildred
Long Island College Hospital
Weary Walsh
Indians Win Scholarships in Missionary Aid Program
Burdette Bruce Morago of Ajo is one of two Arizona College students to receive an American Missionary Aid scholarship. The awards go to 41 Indian American and Spanish speaking recipients. Morago is Pima and Sylvia Jean Nelson is Navajo from Winslow. Each grant is about 400 dollars as the fund, established in 1954 to aid minorities, will run 10 years with total disbursements rising from 20 000 to 40 000 dollars the next year.
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Burdette Bruce Morago
Ajo
Arizona College
Morago
Galen R. Weaver
Congregational Churches
Arizona
Sylvia Jean Nelson
Winslow
Mansfield warns Soviets hold all the cards in Germany talks
Sen. Mansfield says the Soviet Union controls key leverage in upcoming Geneva talks on Germany and Far East disputes. He criticizes U S policy as overreliant on a fragile Western link with West Germany and warns against neutral reunification unless Soviet troop withdrawal occurs.
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Washington
Sen. Mansfield
D-Mont
Soviet Union
Germany
Wt Mansfield
Eisenhower
West Germany
Western Europe
Russia
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Senate
Knowland
California
United States
Far East
China
U. N
Pacific
Britain
France
Geneva
Red China
U. S
Pair Escapes Beer Charges in Tucson Youth Case
Charges of furnishing beer to minors against two of four Tucson youths were dismissed after further investigation. Duane A. Ericson and Thomas L. Peyatt were released from the case while two others, Larry Price and Robert Allen, still face charges. The youths were detained after a disturbance report at the Polar Bar on Speedway.
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Tucson
Duane A. Ericson
E. 1St St
Thomas L. Peyatt
Dan Schimmelpfennig
Larry Lee Price
E. Willard
Robert L. Allen
Polar Bar
E. Speedway
Groom Creek Fire Stopped Near Prescott
A forest fire in the Groom Creek area six miles south of Prescott was reported under control after flaring briefly yesterday. Fire lines held after noon Tuesday alarms, evacuations affected area residents and several summer camps, but no properties were endangered and the all-clear came Wednesday night with Girl Scout camp sessions postponed.
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Prescott—P
Groom Creek
Here
Peron Said Secretly Married to 19-Year-Old Laura Del Solar
O Globo quotes refugee priest Rev. Jose Fernandez claiming Argentine President Juan D. Peron wed Laura Del Solar, a 19 year old, in a secret marriage after the June 16 revolt. Fernandez, who fled to Asuncion, cites an arson at Buenos Aires archbishop palace and clergy casualties. Efforts to verify found no immediate Argentine confirmation. censorship followed the uprising.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
O Globo
Juan D. Peron
Laura del Solar
Jose Fernandez
Buenos Aires
Asuncion
Paraguay
Argentina
Peron
Eva
Oo Journal
Father Fernandez
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