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Benson Accused Of 'Misleading'
Washington —(U.P.)— Sen. Lister Hill (D-Ala.) said today that the annual cost of the farm price support program from 1933 to date has been "about 35 cents a person."
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1. The Republican Farm council's executive committee scheduled meetings here today and tomorrow to talk over farm campaign strategy for the November Congressional elections.
"This amounts to an annual cost of about 35 cents a person for a program that did so much to pull the nation out of the depression and that helped to add $184 billion to the new income of farmers during the period.
He accused Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson of "misleading" the American people on price support costs and ignoring the slumping buying power of the farmer himself.
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2. Rep. August H. Andresen (R.-Minn.) threw his support behind a two-price farm plan designed to get rid of the nation's huge surpluses by exporting them at lower prices. High price supports meanwhile would be maintained, under the crops moved in the domestic market.
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"The total cost of the farm price support program for the whole 20-year period from the depression year 1933 to date averages out to about $50 million a year," Sen. Hill said.
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Sen. Hill said Mr. Benson has used "multi-billion dollar figures" in describing farm programs in general but has failed to say what the totals include. That has made the support program appear to cost "16 times more than it actually has."
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3. Rep. Alvin E. O'Konski (R-Wis.) and several other dairy Congressmen are so upset about the administration slashing dairy price supports they are ready to back flexible supports for such things as corn so dairy farmers can get feed cheaper.
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Guards Given To McCarthy
A round-the-clock plainclothes detail was assigned to accompany the Senator upon his arrival to accept a good citizenship award from the Sons of the American Revolution this afternoon.
Philadelphia —(U.P.)— A heavy police guard was prepared for the arrival here today of Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, after a "crackpot" threat was received against the Wisconsin Republican's life.
Police said the threatening letter, with a Philadelphia postmark, read:
Chief Police Inspector Albert Dubois said the letter was the work of a "crackpot," but he ordered extra police protection for Mr. McCarthy during the length of his visit.
"We think McCarthy ought to be bumped off and this is a good time to do it."
Charles R. Fish, recently appointed acting president of the local chapter of the SAR, said telephoned threats also had been received by the organization.
The unsigned letter was turned over to postal authorities.
Mr. Fish was appointed to his post after a rash of resignations hit the organization following the announcement that McCarthy was chosen to receive the group's good citizenship award.
Mr. Fish said he informed the FBI of the telephoned threats, which warned the group not to honor 'the controversial McCarthy.
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President Plans Golf with Hogan, ReturnTomorrow
Palm Springs, Calif. — (U.P.) — President Eisenhower planned another round of golf with Ben Hogan today on the colorful course of the Tamarisk Country club.
Other than playing golf, the Chief Executive made no special plans for observing Washington's birthday.
Hogan, the triple golf champion of 1953, is one of the President's favorite golfers, rivaled in the Chief Executive's estimation only by Georgia's "Grand Slam" golfing hero, Robert T. (Bobby) Jones.
Mr. Eisenhower and Mr. Hogan played together last Thursday, and this probably will be their final round before the Chief Executive and his wife fly back to Washington tomorrow night. Mr. Hogan is the winter professional at Tamarisk. He and the President may get together again in April at the Masters tournament at the Augusta, Ga., National Golf club.
The President, since he joined the Augusta National shortly after World War II, has visited the club annually immediately following the Masters. He will not visit the club while the tournament is in progress, because he realizes his presence would be an added burden to the contestants.
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, who arrived here late Wednesday, will fly back to Washington Tuesday night, arriving at the White House in time for the Chief Executive to confer during the morning with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles.
Mr. Dulles is just back from the Berlin Big Four foreign ministers meeting and while he reported nightly to the President during the conference, Mr. Eisenhower was anxious to get first-hand details missing from the formality of written reports.
Over the week-end, the President sent a personal message to Mr. Dulles in Washington praising him for a "fine job" in Berlin, according to Press Secretary James C. Hagerty.
The President planned to take off Tuesday between 8:30 and 9 p.m., sleeping aboard the Constellation Columbine during its eight-hour flight eastward. He is expected to see Mr. Dulles before noon Wednesday.
Yesterday the Eisenhowers attended the local Interdenominational Community church and heard the pastor, the Rev. James H. Blackstone, praise the Chief Executive 'avishly for his spiritual devotion.
After church, the Eisenhowers vent for a short motor tour of the city.
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Dick Haymes' Worries Continue to Pile Up
Hollywood—(U.P.)—Another round in Dick Haymes' battle with the federal government to prevent his deportation opens tomorrow before immigration officials.
The singer's lawyer, David Marcus, said he is going to file depositions from a doctor and an Army sergeant to the effect that Haymes, 34, was "in the Army" for several days in 1944 while undergoing a physical examination. He was subsequently rejected for high blood pressure, Marcus said.
The government contends the blonde warbler forfeited forever his right to American citizenship when he signed a draft waiver during World War II on the grounds he was a citizen of a neutral nation.
Haymes, a native of Argentina, stepped into the cauldron when he returned from Hawaii last year without re-registering as an alien under the provisions of the McCarran-Walter immigration act.
That was all right with the government, but by signing the waiver he became forever an alien and was subject to the provisions of the recently enacted immigration act.
It was reported Haymes went to Hawaii to wooley actress Rita Hayworth, who was in the islands making a picture.
After his trouble with the immigration department 'erupted—and after Marcus won several delays on his hearing before immigration authorities—Haymes and Miss Hayworth were married in a widely publicized ceremony at a swank Las Veras hotel.
Haymes, born in Buenos Aires of Irish-English parents, came to the U.S. with his mother in 1937, but said he was never a draft dodger.
Marcus said that he has just succeeded getting depositions to that effect from Dr. F. Giodetti, who examined Haymes for the draft in New York, and from an unidentified Army sergeant who was present during the several days. it was necessary to complete the singer's physical check-up.
"I was examined twice and found physically unfit because of hypertension and high blood pressure," the singer declared.
Haymes will not appear before a special inquiry officer tomorrow when Marcus presents the depositions.
The lawyer said no testimony will be offered with the submission of the affidavits. He said they would be sent back to Washington for a ruling by higher authorities.
A request that a decision be withheld three weeks would also be submitted, Marcus said.
But Haynes is loaded with other troubles. Shortly after the immigration uproar last summer, the Treasury department got into the act with a bill for $45,000 back taxes authorities said he owed.
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