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Show jult Sunday,, 28 w. m SUNDAY HERALD Defense Department Accused ' Of Going Back On Its Wprd JV WASHINGTON (UP) Chairman man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Dennis Chavez of the Senate Mili- Friday refused to confirm or deny reports that he has pro tary; Appropriations Subcommittee Dublished 800,000-mareduction in an has accused the Defense Depart- posed ment of "going back on its word"; military manpower by 19b0. But to Congress by moving to slash in a statement that tended to con- I firm'' the report at least in part, military manpower. inRadford said new military man The New Mexico Democrat retalipower cuts "ultimately" may be dicated that Congress, may' ate by ; slashing Defense Depart- possible. At the same time, informed ment fund requests for military said the Defense Depart sources housing.' ' Adm. Arthur W. Radford, chair- - ment has laid down budget "guide lines" for the coming fiscal year that call for a 500 .000 man reduc The cuts would tion by be 200,000 in the Army, 200,000 in the Navy, and 100,000 In the Air Force. It would bring the overall i size of U.S. armed forces down to about 2,350,000 men Chavez said in an interview that in the past six months Defense A man HICKORY, N.C. (UP) Department officials repeatedly and a woman were dragged claw- have assured Congress that no ing and screaming to their death substantial cut is planned in the here Friday afternoon when a present 2,850,000-ma- n strength of smashed train speeding passenger the armed forces. into a truck at an intersection and "But; now the Defense Departground it beneath its wheels. ' ment appears to be going back on l Two youths, one the son of the its word," he said. dead woman, leaped to; safety from the rear of the truck and! while then watched was vehicle with' crushed its the inside. occupants :, 'The dead were identified as In driver Tom Warren, 55, and Mrs. Paul Huffman, 42, a housewife. The youths, who saw the train apCHICAGO (UP) Fourteen! new to and leaped safety, cases of polio raised this year's proaching ' ' 1 Paul Junior were Huffman, 13, total to 140 here. Hickof also 16, and Billy Davis, Chicago Board of Health Presi-kie;V V4, Dr. Herman N. Bundesen-re-portelory. 'rural County policeman Friday that the new cases to Wilkinson, an yewitjess have brought the1 total to nearly Ralph the tragedy, said he iaw the train five times the number that hajdS oc shoving the truck before it two curred by this time last year, f grade .crossings from, the point of impact. Wilkinson said he could j see the man and woman clawing to escape., WW ' . n (fQUj lui f. 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"Many of those so pronounced 'healed' were persons hired and compensated by the defendant and Without disability of any kind or nature," the' suit said. He also accused the evangelist of advertising although knowing it to be untrue, that he had seen "the dead raised." k 0001 Jack three-year-o- ld . ties were approved this week by the Utah Health department. ; j Supplies for Hyde Park and previously listed as approved, were moved to the "approved" list. The Department also granted a clean bill of health to North Logan water earlier designated "nfct approved." II Department saiitary engineer (3!M. Stutz said thje three communities had sufficiently improved sanitation of their) water supplies to warrant full approval. . separates ol wardrobe. , Hy-ru- m, provi-siional- ly ; SEE THE COMPLETE i' Sanpete Calls Off County Fair MANTI, Utah (UP) Sanpete County board of commissioners to day discarded plans for a 1956 county fair, Chairman, Clifford S Blackman said the action was nec essary; because! State Health de partment officials haye refused to approve the: fair unless additional sanitary, eating and rest room fa cilities are constructed. : Blackmai- - said construction of To Divorce Aldo Ray such facilities this year would use up all the fair's funds. 'He said HOLLYWOOD (UP) Comediabandoning plans for a fair this enne Jeff Donnell har filed suit year probably would make. one pos ioc divorce from her sable in 1957. Aldo Ray, although she! says she really doesn't want it. actress charged ADVICE PAID OFF The WU1 LOS ANGELES (UP) with in an action filed cruelty Bay arwas (The jockey) Herzog, 72, 'Friday.; r no on a i complaint '"There's point in putting it off rested Thursday eny longer. I love Aldo and I don't he was operating as a tipsterj at a really want a divorce, but I'm spot where racing fans wait for giving it to him because he wants buses to Hollywood Park race r track. The vice squad officer who it,.' she said.' ; i The couple was married Sept. 30, made the arrest obtained evidence 1954, at. Orinda, .Calif., not far by purchasing from Herzog infor from Crockett, where Ray was mation on three horses, for $2.50. once town constable.' They sepa- But two of the .nags came in first rated times during a with $15.30 and $7 payoffs, and stormy marriage and parted final- Herzog claimed he is not a tipster but an investment counselor. ly last IVlarch 27. 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