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The Ledger & Times, January 6, 1956 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 1-6-1956 The Ledger & Times, January 6, 1956 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger & Times, January 6, 1956" (1956). The Ledger & Times. 2596. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/2596 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • _ 1' • — -.••••••••••••••••• ..•-••.••••••••••••• .••••• _ Amp ' •. 7 - 4.1,•4041.4".• n044 4474. 4•14-- • a nnr- 411.444,4=4.41744 in ; T . I _ -• 4•711 ••,•• _ i • -1111n.— ...i.......aoesiosaeaa—nasieeretsientiglanheradeli "RI • MN= 916 Selected As. A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper Largest Largest Circulation In The 16 In Circulation The City; Largest City; Largest Circulation In Circulation In The County The County XURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXVII No. 5 - iinited Press IN OUR 77th WAR Murray, Ky.,Triday Afternoon, January 6, 1956 NEW FARM PROGRAM IN FINAL FORM BURBANK'S BIRTH OF THE UNIVERSt On Monday Ike-Harriman Philosophies Will Be Presented -Approval cr' Differ Greatly In Outlook- - TirCongressfor By MERRIMAN SMITH on the heels of his State of the a a Press White House Writer Union message which described i-• By LYLE C. WILSON million dollar state budget surplus United •he nation's economy as flourishing United Press Staff Correspondent at so much a head - $5 *off for — KEY WEST, Fla.. Jan. 6 but acknowledged that the farmers st WASHINGTON, Jan 6 lip -You each taxpayer and $5 for each de- L. MYLER By JOSEPH President Eisenhower and his ag. are suffering. must read the two annual mes- pendent. It's a plan with obvious Correspondent garotted Press Staff riculture secretary today put into. White -House Press Secretary allifes with some care to discover attractions for many voters, The IF WASHINGTON, Jan. 6 -.Look virtually final form" the admini- re said after today's idea seems to have originated haumes C. Hagerty the basic differences in the piliti- • for an official announcement wen stration's new farm program which was pres- that the farm message cal philosophiea of President when Harry S. Truman that the United States will sage Includes a "soil twik- plan for was "put into, virtually final form" vi senhower and New, York's Gov. ident. Mr Truman once proposed new H-tenteb tesst nth, Pacific +alleviating the problem of farm- and that it will b . for Averell Hanman. a $30-per-head cut right down the this year. surpluses. Congress at 'noon on Inonaay. If But the differences are both real line, vehrch would have removed ,.... .,_ made it The nation's Chief Executive met Before the conference in the and important. Mr Eisenhower is millions of taxpayers - and vot- Presideht Eisenhower for approximately two hours at his Chief 'Executive's office on the He's for a ens - from the tax rolls' altogeth- clear Thur day that this country a hard money man. vacaticn headquarters here with President met er They couldn't fail to like that. will not be duped by foreign prop- naval base here. the stable dollar witifth will buy about Secretary Ezra T. Ben- Beaton Congress balked. ark:I-Ida into calling the tests off, Agriculture. briefly with Hagerty and as mach groceries next summer as son who flew down from Washing- work. Speaker Sam Rayburn, Texas, take care of routine it will buy today. Atorrec sources saw in his Stete top Thursday night' - prowt.ip_aben, pientsidedg_tas. _ and most other Democratic lead- Tri.rriffastinvert_y_. thanenotwed ncov. Harriman, whose personal 1 of the Union message eeettrenee+ Also attending the closed seta-lee. -to. orders implee ers tried to ram a sinalar reduc- , _ . signed two 'executive tillers outnumber Mr. Eisenhow- con- , last y that the United States will wwere ehoppainaic .a4 er's personal dollars by some mile tion through Congress 'tinue - to perfect 'nuclear -Wea-po-n-5 Hauge.- Lindeisecre-4tal‘ryls°orf Atiggrbricuiell-- amendments to the Armed Forces Ilona. thinks more in the patteras They were stopped by the for defense of the free w qrld. „Jure True Wm and Presidential Act passed in 1952. Truman tra- Lon of Sens. Harry F. Byrd (Da ReServe of the Roosevelt and i A congressional authority said Aide F.red Seaton. , , men in Vaa and Wa!ter F. George (Man Under the provisions. dition Mr iis.porn out - spent held this farm do the new tests will be The President's special critithal skills become eligible to and out-ta> riktvelt. But Farm income and what to idedhrnnch spring at the Eniwetok - Bikini message goes to Congress Monday three to six montlisnpf- the fi- about it probably is the hottest ' serve it was FDR inanme proving ground in the Marshall a duty domestic issue in this presidential required twe years on active nancing popular at toe Islands. The la- t tests there. in to. the election year. Harriman and Mr. and then are transferred He once parried a troubled xi a- of "super the spring of 1954, were Rains, Mudslides "ready" reserve. conferenct question about the swel- Eisenhower break :leanly on that H-bombs"- comparable in violence the President plans one. Harriman's agricultural prob- this one from Bur- , Hit In Northwest . Hagerty said ling national debt, like this: among Tqurnament of Roses floats in Pasadena, Calif., is 15 million or 20 million tons of limited. But. New York FlItll PRIZE WINNER • 4J to end his Key West vacation egg° what' We owe the money to lems are universe, and called "Page One" The sun and moon, made - bank, Calif , depicting the birth of the ,TNT. --- Sunday afternoon. Ii a great dairy state float In space. I internationaii By UNITED PREI4S probably clTraelves." efathousande of umbels. wereet peas and rose petata,seemmely "This year" -the congressional Alfred Endless rains. Mud slides, and The President and Gen. Marrtrnan is not rUnning any def- authority said. "we are thinking of Haa • likephrs Problem force v.hinds spread more Gruenther, commander icit administration in New York to 50 million hurricane To aid the milkmen, the govern- in terms of 40 million NATO, chipped golf balls on the where the taxpayers bear a rather havoc through the Pacific North- or wants rigid 90 percent pinch Neighbor Of Ike ton,'' baseball diamond across the street severe state income tax burden J..E. Stanford west today sever- Rotarians Hear • Message Mentioas Atone supports. He also proposed president's quarters. with the Can't Sell Farm A mud slide demonlshed a new fri m the He's in a hassel. instead, rid of the sur- In Thursday's message Mr Ets- methods for getting • afternoon. the President about the distribution $20.000 home outside Seattle. Wash., This Republicans which inevitably aceiamulate enhower mentioned the atom in game pluse. Jan 6 ne - 10 cid ; More planned to welch a basebolle of budget-surplus. tax - c-ut me. GETTYSBURG. Bureau Five Of burying a -year girl at considerable cost under a high The Kentucky Farm II different paragraphs between Sevt h vice atents aftd One of President. Eisenhower's rur Of pelted sodden Northern Cali- Here again. Harriman breaks • peacetime mins asid rig the references were to ,ef he Sce Arens Mr. Eisenhower al -"neighbors *ain't had any luck Illognis. belt a return of killer Mod* members Whillirainuse with the surplus disposal plan" tran4 .' uats. selling his 'Amite to She -President and higher while Was 110 expected. coring functioned satisfactorily. J E Stanford. Publi. Relations gone higher The President spoke of U. S. ef- go Has No Surplus fa+ has else. a cold wave dump, d or anyone Farm prices received by farmers for the atom for the Elsewhele, has no surplus to from these basic differ- Director of the Kentucky forts "to harness • he Preaident Aside products have not kept pace. temperatures as much as 38 de : ••- • . a Bureau Federation, was he spseaker their betterment of mankindn He said distribute. But. if he did. the Pres- encea. the annual messages of ssugh Kerkler. Navy veteran grees in Montana and North D3- meeting of the The farmer received 33 cents of "-nuclear war would be an intoler- ider lint would use some to these two men ar enot in much of World War fl who lives just yesterday at the the agricultural 'ecartimer dollar he added that kota and a surge of southern as Conco rd Tops Murray Rotary Club. , able dieaster." And make "modest" payments on the. direct conflict Parts of Mr Eisen- down the road from Mr. Eisen- the to record an in- in 1945 he said. while in 1955 this country will keep trying to boosted mercury 280 billion dollar national debt. hewer's message could be lifted hower' farm, said today he has Mr. Stanford delievered ha- he received only 41 cents get Rim Sla to acaept 0 perfidy. heights in the Midwest. Then he would propose cutt with and fitted nicely into some of • had "a cheinle of offers" for his teresting talk •puatuated with prowl systetWaid arms coatrol The., musk,_skide_ near Smartie Brewers:70.67 some kind of percentage provision ?DR's communications. to C 0 rol use..But the 910.4.l&be mar. Ile strtiased the importance The siitieeze the farmer * now noted that Soviet ThursdaY hit the side of a home larger - teat/Ala:era -the early and mid- purchasers didn't offer enough.
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