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Ike Gills For Lowering
Of Farm Price Supports
WASHINGTON (;P)- Presidem
terday to plow under the presei
control programs of American agi
He denounced these programs,
in a special message, with an un
usually severe bill of particulars.
Eisenhower proposed linking
of price supports to market
prices rather than the old con
cept of parity, which sought to
guarantee the farmer something
approaching fair prices in rela
tion to farm costs.
lie said nonsupported farm pro
ducts are doing better than those
given a crutch made of taxpayers’
money.
Eisenhower's attack was in line
with principles he and Secretary
of Agricultuie Ezra Taft Benson
have been plugging for years. The
reaction in Congress was familiar,
too, with much of jt adverse.
There was general approval
of one purpose Eisenhower re
stated: to explore all means for
using America’s great farm sur
pluses to help advance the cause
of world peace.
This would presumably include
the shipping of food to help feed
the ill-nourished m lands which,
because of their misery, could fall
easy prey to the lures of com
munism.
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riculture.
Integration to Begin
Monday in Norfolk
NORFOLK, Va. f/P) The Nor
folk School Board yesterday or
dered that six schools closed since
September under Virginia’s now
defunct anti-integration laws be
opened Monday
When the school bells ring
Monday at 9 a m. white and Ne
gro children will enter public
schools together for the first time
in Virginia’s history.
The schools were closed im
mediately under the state's mas
sive resistance laws, which have
since been invalidated by state
and federal courts.
Hoffa Ordered to Appear
WASHINGTON (/P) The Sen
ate Labor-Management Commit
tee disclosed Thursday it has ‘or
dered Teamsters Union President
James R. Hoffa to appear before
it in closed session Wednesday.
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Impossibility of New War
Declared by Gromyko
MOSCOW (jP) Soviet Foreign
Minister Andrei Gromyko 'de
clared yesterday the growing
might of the Communist bloc,
which he described as dedicated
to peaceful coexistence, will soon
make a new world war impossible.
He also told the 21st Soviet
Communist party congress that
arming of West Germany with
atomic weapons was a roadway
to war.
Gromkyo said the most impor-
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Plane Crashes After Takeoff
ALEXANDRIA, La., (/P)—An
Air Force KBSO refueling plane
crashed early today after its take
off from England Air Force Base
near here and it is believed the
crew perished. The plane normal
ly carries a crew of six.
tant question now is conclusion of
a peace treaty with Germany and
liquidation of the American, Brit
ish and French occupation of West
Berlin, which Soviet Premier Ni
kita Khrushchev proposes to turn
into a neutralized “free city.”
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FRIDAY. JANUARY 30. 1959
Jupiter Missile Launched
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (.P)—
The Army says it has hit tho
target on the 13th launching of it#
Jupiter intermediate-range ballis
tic missile.
The first tactical model of the
60-foot war rocket soared 1,799
miles over the Atlantic Wednes
day night on another successful
space test, the Army said.
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